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Title: Henry McCune
Description: Biographical sketch of Henry McCune, "juvenile court" judge of Jackson County. Born in Illinois in 1862 and coming to Kansas City in 1886 as a lawyer before becoming judge in 1904.
Date: 1908
Object Type: Book

Title: McCune Home For Boys
Description: Exterior view showing a boy laying stones for the foundation of a cottage on the McCune Home grounds. The home is visible in the background. Located northeast of Independence, Missouri, and named for Judge Henry L. McCune, judge of the Juvenile Court at the time. The farm was purchased by the Jackson County Court in 1907.
Object Type: Photograph

Title: McCune Home
Description: Interior view of shop class/manual arts classroom with unidentified students and teacher at McCune Home. Identified as an electricity class.
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Henry McCune
Description: Biographical sketch of Henry McCune, a lawyer born in Illinois in 1862 and coming to Kansas City about 1890.
Date: 1896
Object Type: Book

Title: McCune Home for Boys
Description: Exterior view of the McCune Home with boy residents and adults lined up by the house.
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Henry McCune
Description: Photo and bio of Henry McCune, a lawyer born in Illinois in 1862 and coming to Kansas City in 1890.
Date: 1902
Object Type: Book

Title: Henry McCune
Description: Biographical sketch of Henry McCune, a Kansas City lawyer born in Illinois in 1862, moving to Kansas and becoming city attorney of Oswego, Kansas, before arriving in Kansas City in 1890, with offices in the New York Life Building.
Date: 1906
Object Type: Book

Title: Henry McCune
Description: Biographical sketch of Henry Long McCune, or Henry McCune, a lawyer in the Fidelity Building, born in Illinois in 1862 and coming to Kansas City in 1890, becoming attorney for the Board of Education.
Date: 1938
Object Type: Book Section

Title: Henry McCune, Judge
Description: Photo and bio of Judge Henry McCune, "long recognized as one of the legal lights of Missouri," born in Illinois in 1862 and coming to Kansas City in 1890 as a lawyer, with residence "in the Georgian Court Apartments, 400 East Armour Boulevard."
Date: 1925
Object Type: Book

Title: Kansas Citians
Description: Composite view; left to right: Andrew Young, J. M. Greenwood, Judge H. L. McCune, Walter McLucas, J. B. Reynold, and Edwin C. Meservey.
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Board of Directors, Officers, and Heads of Departments of The School District of Kansas City, Mo.
Description: Damaged composite of portrait photographs of Kansas City School District personnel. At least one photo (Wm. T. Bland) is missing; others are loose. Portraits include Brady, J. H., Chief Engineer; Cammack, I. I., Asst. Superintendent.; Casey, Frank S., Purchasing Agent; Cook, Hale H.; Faxon, Frank A., President; Greenwood, J. M., Superintendent.; Harrison, J. S.; Jackson, J. B. Jr., Secretary; Ladd, Sanford B., Counsel; McCune, Henry L.; Moore, Milton, Vice President; Smith, Charles, A., Architect; Swinney, E. F., Treasurer; Tharpe, F. D., Asst. Superintendent; Wright, Purd B., Librarian.
Date: 1912-05
Object Type: Photograph

Title: Robert McCulloch, Photo
Description: Photo of Robert McCulloch of Kansas City, a great-great-great-grandson of a Revolutionary War veteran.
Date: 1903
Object Type: Book

Title: Future: The Newsweekly for Today
Description: Issue of the anti-corruption, Kansas City-based newspaper, Future: The Newsweekly for Today. The front page includes an article, continued on page 8, about the Bond Advisory Committee of the Ten-Year Plan, made up of prominent Kansas Citians including R. Crosby Kemper and J. E. Woodmansee, and chaired by Conrad H. Mann. Other featured articles include: “The Sport of Kings” (p. 2), about the Riverside horse racing track and the machine-controlled gambling that takes place there; “Will They Be Able to Silence Mr. Bash?” (p. 3), a photo and article about Thomas Bash, "shooting sheriff" of Jackson County testifying in trial about the shooting regarding Charles Gargotta, including speculations about his reasons for testifying against the Pendergast machine despite its offers made to him to keep quiet; also included in the newspaper are advertisements for local businesses and articles on fashion, finance, cooking, music, art, and national and international news.
Date: 1935-06-28
Object Type: Newspaper

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