096 GW XXII 🚀 As Above 🔦 So Below Mystery Cache
Hidden : 4/6/2026
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
2 out of 5

Size: Size: small (small)

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Mary Youvan Skubitz was born in Slovenia in 1887 and was brought to America in 1890 by her parents Andrew and Julia Youvan. Andrew Youvan worked as a coal miner in Crawford County, Kansas. Mary was one of the leaders at a December 11, 1921 meeting that resulted in the protest that became known as the Amazon Army March on December 12, 1921.
The act of men and women protesting in solidarity was a historical point in the history of American labor. The spirited actions of the Kansas Balkans (coal mining regions of Southeast Kansas) resulted in reforms such as the 8-hour workday, equality, and child labor laws. Today you can visit the Miners Memorial in Pittsburg, Kansas where the Amazon Army kiosk details the story with photos, text and audio recordings.




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This Geo Art was hidden in conjunction with GeoWoodstock XXII in Hutchinson, Kansas.

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