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Kansas Official Council, Topeka, Kansas

Paul Harrison

This is a panoramic photo of the members of the Kansas Official Council, Topeka, Kansas, grouped on the steps of the Capitol. This is a gathering of various county officials and the 1924 meeting was, apparently, the largest group to that time. A newspaper article indicated that 750 people attended. There is a banner that says "Kansas Grows the Best Wheat in the World." A boys band, including some African-American boys, is kneeling at the front of the group.

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Warren G. Harding, Hutchinson, Kansas

Wide World Photos

This set of photographs show the twenty-ninth President of the United States Warren G. Harding standing in a wheat field, owned by Chester O' Neal, near Hutchinson, Kansas. The president was visiting the area to talk to farmers about the legislative measures taken by the government to assist American farmers. In the second and third photographs, President Harding can be seen holding toddler Mary Jane Dyson the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Andis Dyson from Hutchinson. On the right hand side of these two images, Kansas U.S. Senator Arthur Capper is visible standing in the crowd.

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