Medicine Lodge

In 1890 Jeremiah Simpson of Medicine Lodge was elected to the U.S. Congress as a Populist. Link only Populism

Simpson earned the nickname Sockless Jerry for criticizing the extravagance of his opponent's stockings. Link only Populism

Simpson served in the U.S. House from Kansas's 7th District (1891-1895 and 1897-1899). Link only Jeremiah Simpson

Jeremiah Simpson (Sockless Jerry) of Medicine Lodge was elected to Congress as a Populist in 1890. Sourced Wikidata

Medicine Lodge is the county seat of Barber County. Sourced Wikidata

Sockless Jerry Simpson of Medicine Lodge was elected to Congress as a Populist in 1890. Link only Populism

Jerry Simpson (Jeremiah Simpson) was a U.S. Representative associated with Medicine Lodge. Sourced Wikidata

In October 1867 U.S. peace commissioners met Plains nations near Medicine Lodge Creek. Sourced Library of Congress

Medicine Lodge is a Connected-through Populism destination from the Lucas hub; the path hinge is Sockless Jerry (Jeremiah Simpson) elected Populist in 1890. Link only Populism

Library of Congress item 89714364 documents Comanche people on the way to the Great Council on Medicine Lodge Creek, 1867. Sourced Library of Congress