Borah presses silver drive against gold standard
Senator Borah re enters the monetary debate urging a broader metallic base for currency using silver. In a letter to James P Warburg he rejects a gold only system and cautions the plan must align with Britain and the sterling bloc before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borah
James P. Warburg
New York
Roosevelt
Idaho
Republican Independent
Warburg
Great Britain
Railroad Rounds and Ramblings by John Moore
Railroad focused column discusses the impact of consolidation on workers and communities, urging caution on mergers. It notes Kansas City Lincoln as Burlington speed train terminals, outlines new lines and car loadings, and mentions tax totals, an escape from a prison camp, and a boxcar incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Kansas City
Lincoln
Neb
Burlington
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Nebraska City
St. Joseph
Union Pacific Railway
United States
Montgomery
Asia
Unclear prison car incident cited with labor and ads mention
Fragmentary report describes convicts on a side track with a prison wall surrounding the car and locked gates. It cites William Green of the American Federation of Labor noting wage gains from September to October and NRA impact on employment, plus a flurry of local mentions about Santa Claus advertising and local characters in the Shoat Cafe area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Mr. Green
Okefenokee Swamp Regions Describe A Vast Land Divide
A fragmented piece describes the Okefenokee Swamp spanning about 600000 acres across Georgia and Florida. It notes large tracts are impenetrable and unseen by white settlers, while other areas are accessible only by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saluda
Teabone Terrace
Okefenokee Swamp
Georgia
Pars
Florida
Wildlife Refuge Amid Swamp Yields Rich Game Abundance
In the swamp area, a refuge for bear and deer hosts abundant wild game. The report notes many smaller animals as well, highlighting the area as a prolific habitat for wildlife.
Railroads Tax Rate and Suwanee River Reference
A fragmented note cites large railroads paying taxes at the rate of 1000 dollars per hour and mentions the song Suwanee River in association with the expression. The text lacks coherent context or clear events to describe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwanee River
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God
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Hanes
Mometer
Ter
Wonderwear
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston- Salem, N. C
Vonderwear
Soviet
Russia
Moscow
Red Square
Lenin
Cathedral of St. Basil
Santa Fe
Lake Avalon
Carlsbad
Potash Company of America
Potash Company
Missouri Pacific Lines
International
Great Northern
Gulf Coast Lines
White Cloud
Kan
Door
Santa Claus
Globe-News
Sally Slaw
Shoat Cafe
Pink Pill Pharmacy
Minnie Mumm
Sancy
Ife
Texas
Blue Room
THE
Lionel AT
Will Paul Lukas
Gloria Stuart
Midnite
Prevue
Saturday Night
Ren Lyon
Claudette Colbert
Rex William Gargan T
Ken Maynard
Ruth Hall
William Deamond
Alac
Gordon of
Ghong City
Rialto
Paicovey
Vialley
Preston Foster
Richard Cromwell
Herbert Muncin
James Gleason
Minna Gombell
al Rockett
Frank Lloyd
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Summerville Horse Play
James Dunn
Claire Trevor
Jimmy
Sally
Roy Diven
His
John Barrymore
Helen Hayes
Clark Gable
Nel
Barrymore
Robert ‘Montgomery
Myrna Loy
Luden’s
Sah
Western
United
Kodiema
Kentucky
Teemesere
Alabers
Mike
Art Society
Okefenokee
Palais Royal
Polk
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