Dr. James Naismith letter to Professor W.C. Stevens
Kansas Casualties in the World War, 1917-1919, Regular Army, National Guard, National Army, Enlisted Reserve Corps, Topeka, Kansas, Adjutant General of Kansas, 1921 List of casualties by name. In the column for “Cause” the following abbreviation were used to indicate cause of death: KA = killed in action, D = died of disease, DW = died of wounds, M = murdered. ( open to pages 26-27)
Patriotic address of Kansas Governor Arthur Capper to the Baptist Church, Armourdale, Kansas, July 31, 1917. In Addresses and Messages by Arthur Capper, Topeka, n.d. Governor Capper addresses ways Kansans can support the war, including volunteering, preventing waste, and supporting community activities.
Kansas City Food Conservation Cook Book, Kansas City Food Conservation Board, 1918.
Whittier Club Annual Report, Leavenworth, Kansas, 1917-1918 This women’s literary club reports on their war work undertaken during the year.
Kansas chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), report to the national society, DAR, regarding war work completed in Kansas through 1918.