Lincoln Pilgrimages Mark Lincoln Birthday in Springfield
Patriotic and political groups honored Abraham Lincoln with pilgrimages to his home and tomb and to the boyhood village in Sangamon county. Springfield paused its routines for the 128th anniversary observances with leaders such as Harry W. Colmery and Gov. George H. Earle among the attendees.
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George H. Earle
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V. Henry Horner
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Lincoln’s Path From Home To New Salem Store Clerk
A description of a procession moving from Abraham Lincoln’s Springfield home where he began his political career to New Salem, where he worked as a clerk in a country store, reflecting early steps in his public life.
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Canyon Hermit Burdened by Busy Winter Resort Nearby
Jul ian Kucke a 78 year old recluse known as the hermit of the Wasatch lives in Little Cottonwood canyon. After a roof collapse he was moved closer to a highway by forest rangers. Now ERA and CCC crews surround his cabin while transforming the area into a winter resort.
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Julian Kucke
the Wasatch
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Cottonwood Canyon
Wasatch National Forest Rangers
ERA
CCC
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