there is a gentleman by the name of richard boone who worked with southern christian leadership conferencend he started another organization called the alabama action committee. so he worked with us for a while, was our liaison, but he was an important figure in the local movement. he donated his collection. we amassed an oversized flipping out. so we have some examples. he was arrested as a result of one of his protest activities, and so the paper , just like you had free huey, free angela davis as it relates to the black panther party, in montgomery you had free reverend boom. he was incarcerated and accused of inciting a riot. and so he eventually was exonerated, but he was a committed civil rights activist. he worked on a number of campaigns throughout the state and with various different states. a corollary to this is another piece we have. while reverend was incarcerated you want to write his stories and did so on toilet paper. you see here, we have that toilet paper. we had a masters student who wrote a thesis on reverend boom and translated from the toilet paper. so we have that do

and so reverend richard boone worked with her for a while. he was out liaison into the civil rights community mental health is to garner collections. but he was a real important figure in the local civil rights movement. and so he donated his collection to alabama state. so we a mask or created an oversized the album with a number of newspapers part of this organization hel help to publish a newspaper so at some examples. he was arrested as a result of one of his protest activities. and so the paper, just like you had, free huey, free angela davis as relates to the black panther party. tim montgomery unit three reverend boone. he was incarcerated and accused of inciting riots. and so it eventually was exonerated, but he was a committed civil rights activist. he worked on a number of campaigns throughout the state and actually went to various, different states. but one of, a culinary to the artifact is another piece we have here. so while reverend boone was incarcerated, he wanted to write his story of his experience. and he did that on toilet

there is a person named reverend richard boone and reverend boone worked with southern christian leadership conference. he was a graduate of alabama state university. in the latter part of the 60s he was in another organization called the alabama action committee. reverend richard blue works with us for a while, liaison to the civil rights community, but he was an important figure in the local civil rights movement so he donated his collection to alabama state. created an oversized -- number of newspapers, his organization published a newspaper. he was arrested as a result of one of his protest activities. the paper like you had, free angela davis, relates to the black panther party. you have free reverend boone. he was incarcerated and accused of inciting a riot. he eventually was exonerated. he was a committed civil rights activist. he worked on a number of campaigns and went to various states. a corollary to this artifact is another piece we have here, reverend boone was incarcerated and he wanted to write his story of his experiences and he did that on toilet paper. we have that toilet

newsroom with the unexpected voter turnout and the richard: heavy turnout, lines exceeding all expectations as voters came out in full force in boone and kenton county. poll workers say people were waiting to vote before the polls opened. there were people still trying to park at the florence baptist church when the polls closed. the turnout so large that sheriff's deputies were called in to direct traffic. the caucus chair says it was a steady crowd for the first two hours of voting. poll workers say it was exciting to see so many people coming out to support their candidate. one kasich supporter says she made it seconds before the polls closed. >> i thought i'd go to the grocery store and come back, and the lines exiting here and the lines exiting i-75 were totally backed up all day. all day. really bad. >> surprised me they put only one place to vote in each county unless they expected a very low turnout. which we obviously had a huge turnout. trump. richard: after getting through the long lines, most voters we talked to said the process was smooth. another problem in the state, going to the wrong polling location. jonathan. jon