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Stereotypes abounded around the prohibition issue; "Prohibition Blues", 1917, by Al Sweet.

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Ku Klux Klan rally outside of Lincoln, Nebraska; July 16, 1923, by L. W. Cook

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Edward Rosewater, editor of the "Omaha Bee"

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Omaha Mayor James "Cowboy Jim" Dahlman, who some accused of being a front man for Dennison

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Agnes Loebeck from the "World-Herald," 1919

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Will Brown from the "World-Herald", 1919

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Some of the crowd grinned while watching the burning of Will Brown’s body; Omaha, Nebraska, Sept. 28, 1919

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Soldiers on guard at 24th and Lake streets, Omaha, following the 1919 riot

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Hendley, Nebraska Post Office

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Perkins used this printing press to run his mail order and newspaper businesses; (left to right): Fred Wixson, Ada Converse, Edwin E. Perkins (also in the inset)

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Kool-Aid Factory in Hastings

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Kool-Aid in Ration Kit in World War II in the early 1940s

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Norris at home in McCook, NE

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"America Now at War . . . Discrimination Must Go!"; "Omaha Star" headline, December 12, 1941

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"Omaha Star" headline for a story about Woolworth’s positive outlook on hiring, 1962

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Car parked by dry wheat, 1930s

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George P. Kingsley

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Stereotypes abounded around the prohibition issue; "Prohibition Blues", 1917, by Al Sweet.

0701_raceheader.jpg

Ku Klux Klan rally outside of Lincoln, Nebraska; July 16, 1923, by L. W. Cook

Edward Rosewater, editor of the "Omaha Bee"

Omaha Mayor James "Cowboy Jim" Dahlman, who some accused of being a front man for Dennison

Agnes Loebeck from the "World-Herald," 1919

Will Brown from the "World-Herald", 1919

Some of the crowd grinned while watching the burning of Will Brown’s body; Omaha, Nebraska, Sept. 28, 1919

Soldiers on guard at 24th and Lake streets, Omaha, following the 1919 riot

0801_0200perkinsheader.jpg

Hendley, Nebraska Post Office

Perkins used this printing press to run his mail order and newspaper businesses; (left to right): Fred Wixson, Ada Converse, Edwin E. Perkins (also in the inset)

Kool-Aid Factory in Hastings

Kool-Aid in Ration Kit in World War II in the early 1940s

0801_0300norrisheader.jpg

Norris at home in McCook, NE

"America Now at War . . . Discrimination Must Go!"; "Omaha Star" headline, December 12, 1941

"Omaha Star" headline for a story about Woolworth’s positive outlook on hiring, 1962

Car parked by dry wheat, 1930s

George P. Kingsley