H. Roe Bartle stands with City Council during mayoral inauguration in Council Chambers at KC City Hall.
Large group of people standing in front of tollbooths waiting to cross the Paseo Bridge on foot during its grand opening.
L. Perry Cookingham, Harriette W Cookingham, and unidentified persons standing outside streetcar on last day of streetcars
Frank Theis in suit and tie standing behind a microphone beside a uniformed security guard and unidentified woman in yellow dress in front of African Veldt enclosure.
Harry and Mary Davis sit with audience for mayoral inauguration in Council Chambers at KC City Hall.
Harry Darby in western wear stands in street in front of Municipal Auditorium during the American Royal Parade.
Chimpanzee J. Fred Muggs in western wear being escorted down Grand Ave by a man in a suit and tie for a parade.
Chimpanzee J. Fred Muggs in western wear being escorted down Grand Ave by a man in a suit and tie for a parade.
L. Perry Cookingham in overcoat and hat handing a deed for the Grandview Air Force Base to Major General Jarred V. Crabb who wears his uniform; with Reed Gentry, Stuart Symington, Tom Gavin, and Don...
View from outside as L. Perry Cookingham operates street car on country line on the last day of streetcars.
L. Perry in suit and kangaroo tie holding tan hat while standing in front of a platform full of people at the ceremony for the Paseo Bridge's grand opening.
L. Perry Cookingham in suit and tie shanking hands with unidentified man at a Chevrolet factory with the 29 Millionth Chevrolet built. Both men stand behind car door L Perry is holding the door open.
H. Roe Bartle (on the left with hand together) and Missouri Governor James Blair (on the right holding sign) stand on the Hannibal Bridge for its closing with line of cars behind them.
William Kemp standing in Council chambers in KC City Hall wearing ceremonial robe and jewels holding a photo standing next to Lou Holland.
Nurse giving Typhus shot to worker in flood area.
Senator Morgan giving a speech behind a lecture decorated with red, white, and blue buntings at the ceremonies for the Paseo Bridge opening. Other unidentified men sit around him.
Group of men standing heads bowed as Archbishop O'Hara stands at lectern decorated with red, white, and blue for the Paseo Bridge opening.
