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"Negroes leave town of Bonanza" newspaper clipping

African Americans in Bonanza

"Negroes warned to leave town" newspaper clipping

African Americans in Bonanza

"Changing the wheel constitution the trick" newspaper clipping

Agricultural Wheel Article

"Defeat compulsory unionism vote against amendment 59" flyer with blue and red text on white background

Anti-Amendment 59 Brochure

Typed letter on "Freedom to Work Committee" letterhead

Anti-Amendment 59 Campaign

"Paragould has lost compress" newspaper clipping

Mine buildings and train cars on tracks

Coronado Coal Company Mine

"General strike is drawing to close" newspaper clipping

Fort Smith Strike Article

Pamphlet showing photos and a headline of "Daddy was murdered"

White man with glasses in suit with white collar

Thomas J. Hagerty

Photograph of white man in suit and tie in political advertisement

Heartsill Campaign Ad

White woman singing and playing an accordion to a white crowd with car and buildings behind her

"Knights of Labor" newspaper clipping

Knights of Labor Story

"Knights of Labor" newspaper clipping

Knights of Labor Story

Group of young white men standing on steps with white soldiers and old white woman

Grace L. Lorch and Students

"The Wheel" newspaper clipping

McCracken Article

"Frank Moore" historical marker sign

Frank Moore Memorial

White marble gravestone with cross and "Frank Moore" engraving

Frank Moore Tombstone

"Will ask Bowers to act at once " newspaper clipping

Night Riders Article

"Hello girls may strike" newspaper clipping

Operators Strike Article

"Race war in Arkansas" newspaper clipping

"Race War in Arkansas"

African American woman with cow in front of wooden house

Sharecropper House

Industrial buildings with tall smokestacks

Southern Cotton Oil Mill Strike

"War in Young" newspaper clipping

Tate Plantation Strike of 1886

Cotton field with small house in the distance

"War at Bonanza" newspaper clipping

Two-story brick building on street corner with single-story house and tree in the background

Presidential proclamation transcription in a book

Woodrow Wilson Proclamation

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