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New York Times, Sunday-Section, Dec. 25, 1921
"Army of Amazons- An Oral History of Southeast Kansas,"
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The Women's Army of Kansas On The March: The Wives and Daughters of the
Striking Coal Miners of the Pittsburg District Go on the Warpath to
Oust the Strike Breakers, Invading the Mines and Scattering the Workers
With a Red-Pepper Attack.
Women Raiders Invading A Mine Near Pittsburg, Kan., Forcing the Workmen
to Drop Their Tools and Kiss the American Flag.
Mary Skubitz
"Army of Amazons- An Oral History of Southeast Kansas,"
© White Buffalo Press, 2000.
Courtesy of Joseph Skubitz.
Mary Skubitz's mother, Julia Youvan
Clemence DeGruson
"Army of Amazons- An Oral History of Southeast Kansas,"
© White Buffalo Press, 2000.
Courtesy of Jim DeGruson.
The Joan Of Arc Of The Coal Fields: Fourteen-Year-Old Daughter Of A
Striker.
New York Times, Dec. 23, 1921
"Army of Amazons- An Oral History of Southeast Kansas,"
© White Buffalo Press, 2000.
Close-up of the six-women: Section Of The Army Of Amazons in the Kansas
Coal Fields, Captained by a Women With a Three-Months-Old Baby in Arms.
Pittsburg Daily Headlight, Dec. 1921.
"Army of Amazons- An Oral History of Southeast Kansas,"
© White Buffalo Press, 2000.
"Women March on J-W No. 17," Pittsburg Daily
Headlight, Dec. 12, 1921, p.1, cols.1-2.
"Army of Amazons- An Oral History of Southeast Kansas,"
© White Buffalo Press, 2000.
Coal Miners' Wives
Maggie Bellezza O'Nelio
Map of the Kruger Coal Company Mine
Explosion
Mining Cars
Frances Paulin
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