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Knoll tells about life as a coal miner

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Noted Southeast Kansas historian Linda Knoll talked to the Cherokee County Genealogy Society at the society’s regular meeting in the Columbus Museum complex. She told the story of the “Amazon Women’s” march in 1921. Her talk was timely as it came during Women’s History Month.
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Knoll tells about life as a coal miner

Noted Southeast Kansas historian Linda Knoll talked to the Cherokee County Genealogy Society at the society’s regular meeting in the Columbus Museum complex. She told the story of the “Amazon Women’s” march in 1921. Her talk was timely as it came during Women’s History Month.

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