Grath Elated and Indignant in Kansas Alliance Speech
President Frank McGrath denounced Joans and mortgage brokers as robbers and urged action against capitalistic trusts. He defended farmers paying debts, warned of misrepresentations by borrowers and lenders, and backed forming a Digest trust to control prices. Farmers urged to hold wheat until June next year.
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Torrka
Farmers Alliance
Frank McGrath
Jerry Singeon
Kan- Ras
McGrath
Kansas
Cons Vention
United States
Mrs Lease Demands Payment for Speech at Topeka
In Topeka Kansas on August 22 Mrs M E Lease claimed expenses for a lecture she gave on behalf of the Alliance Mutant Protective Association after receiving 15 local dollars. Fred L Bailey the state manager paid the fee but refused expenses and was confronted by Lease and her husband at a crowded depot. The husband accused Bailey of theft and threatened to expose him to others before Bailey left for the street.
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Cease
Toveka
Kan
Alliance
M. EL. Lease
Alliance Mutant Protective Association
Fred L. Baily
Lease
Baily
Rumors about Richmond Terminal bonds and other notices
A wall street rumor claimed Richmond Terminal borrowed to pay Sept 1 interest on 5 percent bonds. Officers said this was false. the company had loaned to Georgia Central and received payment elsewhere, enabling interest coverage. The rest of the page notes party politics in Texas and Alabama.
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Richmond Terminal Company
Hest
New York
Wall Street
Richmond Terminal
Georgia Central
the Central
N. P
Connell
Johnson & Harrowe
Connell & McGurry
Alliance Warehou
Return of Grandmother After Forty Years Absence
Betsy Brown of Fort White Florida, sister of Mrs. Jesse Hardy, returned to Americus with her daughter Mrs Ellis and granddaughter Daisy after about four decades away. Three generations of one family are together again, visiting relatives and friends in the city. The tale stands as a quiet romance of native land and reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Brown
Fort White
Fla
Jesse Hardy
Ellis
Summer Society Notes Reveal Weddings and Social Life
Americus readers glimpse a bustling society scene with weddings planned, notable gatherings, and parlor entertainments. The Prince-Wilburn nuptials loom, a German at a city home delights guests, and Christian Workers plan another Rees Park event. Regular social whirl includes quiet whist, garden gatherings, and a grand summer German at Hawkins House.
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M. E. Council
Rees Park
Attilla
Verdi
H. Campbell
Bexsie Warren
Moore
Messrs. Campbell
Warren
Niles
Hornady
Ruby
Gabriel
Miss
Granberry
Bela Hill
Metro
Mrs. Maxwell
Misses Granberry
Williams
Mr. Campbell
Geobel
Miss Granberry
Juno March
Smith—Mesara
Sheffield
Mountington E Farce
Howells
Charles Bb Welburn
Macun
Ible Prince
America
Macon
Americus
Mra
N. G. Prince
College Street
Society of Christian Workers
M. B. Council
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Col. Lamar St
Cotton Ave
Geo. D. Wheatley
Aige
Nottingham
Ee” Pde
D. Wheatle
Americus, Georgia
Mgratie Wrathy
Peffer
Simpson
Kansas Alliance
Peffer and Simpson
Dalas
Texas State Alliance
Ocala
Evan Jones
State Alliance
Joseph Wheeler
Fioresce
Ala
Isboro
Alabama
Little Joe
Curiaco
Clark Woodman
Omaha
Macerd Oil Trust
Woodman & Harris
Grand Pacific
Tee
Pour Au Prince
Americus Society
Georgia
Americas
Henry Collier
George Clark
Littleton & Lamar
Borhood
Peri Nike
Arthur Bivins
Bb Prince
Alice Wheatley
Em Prince
Jennie Stapleton
Jennie Hollis
Charley
Eugene Byrd
Storey
Nyeswander
Charley Byrd
R. T. Byrd
Leeton
Ingor
H. GC Storey
Mra. Lane
Mra. Clark
Nysewander
Charlie Byrd
M. L. Myrick
Carrie Brannon
Emma Dodson
Eyn'Flotard
Bessie Bivins
Charles Gleasner
Germany
Hawkins House
ML. M
G. M. Seig
Gertrude Poole
Harvey Pools
East Americus
Mr. Seig
Alliance Store
Mias Poole
Totes Recorder
Sumter County
S. School
Cocabene
Pee Hecine
Jackson Street
Co Tefent
Mia
Barnett
Oak Grove