Title	Circular 2C5 Children's Crusade - April 3, 1922
Creator	Unknown
Source	Uknown. Circular 2C5 Children's Crusade. 3 April 1922. Frank P. O'Hare Papers, 1850-1960. A1152. Missouri History Museum, Saint Louis, Missouri.
Description	In 1912, Frank O'Hare became editor of the Rip-Saw, a socialist monthly issued from St. Louis. He was married to the prominent socialist Kate Richards O'Hare, who was imprisoned during World War I (April 1919 - May 1920) for opposing the draft, and whose penitentiary experiences led her to work toward extensive reforms in women's prisons. Frank and Kate also organized the Children's Crusade for Amnesty in 1922, which involved the children of political prisoners and draft obstructers marching to Washington to gain their parents release from prison. In this Circular, the author provided the itinerary and personnel for the Children's Crusade for Amnesty.
Subject.LCSH	World War, 1914-1918; Socialism--United States--Periodicals; Political prisoners--Government policy--United States; Political prisoners--United States; Espionage, American; Sedition--United States
Subject.Local	WWI; World War I; Children's Crusade for Amnesty; Rip-Saw
Relation	O'Hare, Frank P. Papers
Site Accession Number	A1152
Contributing Institution	Missouri History Museum
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Coverage	Missouri-- St. Louis
County	Saint Louis (Mo.)
Volume	1 circular, 1 page
Publisher.Digital	Springfield-Greene County Library District
Date.Original	3-Apr-22
Date.Digital	2014-05-22
Type	Miscellaneous
Format.Digital	JPEG 2000
Language	English
Collection Name	Over There: Missouri and the Great War
Transcript	Circular 2C5 CHILDREN’S CRUSADE April 3, 1922 1049A N. Grand Av. St. Louis, [Missouri] ITENERARY AND PERSONNEL CHILDREN’S CRUSADE FOR AMNESTY. Women Girls & ages Boys & ages Persons Mrs. Rachel Benefield 3 2 6 Mrs. E. S. Bryant 2 (12-14) 3 Mrs. Stanley J. Clark 1 Mrs. Alice Hicks 3 (3-7-9( 1 911) 5 Mrs. Walter Reeder 1 (9) 1 (16) 3 Danley family 3 (6-14-18) 1 (11) 4 Kate Ricahrds O’Hare 1 St. Louis ".April 16,6 women 12 girls.".5 boys 23 Terre Haute [April] 17, 6 women 12 girls." 5 boys 23 Mrs. Westerlund 1 (6 2 mrs. Ralph H. Chaplin 1 (9) 2 Mrs. W. B. Hough 1 Mrs. Charles Plahn 1 (14) 2 Chicago." .April 18, 10women 13 girls 7 boys 30 Indianapolis [April] 19 10 women 13 girls 7 boys 30 Cincinnati : 2010 women 13 girls 7 boys 30 Marion, Ohio [April] 21 10women 13 girls 7 boys 30 Mrs. Anna Pancner Detroit April 22 11 women 13 girls 7 boys 31 Cleveland [April] 23 22 women 13 girls 7 boys 31 Buffalo [April] 24 11 women 13 girls 7 boys 31 Mrs. Francis Miller 1 (11) 2 M