The Outflow of Gold and Wall Street Theorizing
The Kansas City Star reports a major outflow of gold totaling over 6.08 million dollars last week. It suggests Wall Street and Lombard Street may be orchestrating another raid on the U S treasury, aided by a new secretary seen as a Wall Street appointee.
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Domestic Currency and the People's Party Stand
The piece argues Senator Plumb backs a domestic currency and links it to the People's party. It contends gold roams and cannot be domesticated, while silver is more tractable, and urges elections of officials who will support a domestically oriented currency.
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Plumb
People’s Party
People's Party
Abraham
War records and editor bias in Alliance editors clash
The letter questions L. D. Dobbs as an author of a report denouncing the Grand Army and contrasts his wartime record with that of the Lawrence Record editor. It urges editors to publish wartime histories to show who “stacks up” in truth and loyalty.
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Alliance
Grand Army
Lawrence Record
Record
Southern Rifles
Dobbs
Partisan Administration and Government in The Nation
The excerpt argues that government is the people’s lawmaking body while administration is the servants’ work. It warns partisan administrations tend toward bias and corruption, urging dismissal of such combinations. The writer notes current partisan alignments and calls out voters misled by “two evils” voting.
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Pomeroy
Coal Miners Strike Continues Harshly Against Policy
The coal miners strike remains ongoing with no sign of ending from either side. The public bears the burden as protections fail to shield laboring miners, according to Progressive Farmer.
Financial assassination charged to political party in labor appeal
A speaker likens money circulation to blood in the body, warning that restricting it jeopardizes prosperity. He accuses a long ruling party of financial bloodletting through tariffs, saying labor’s financial prosperity has been assassinated by hypocritical actions favoring robber rings and monopoly.
California Prohibition int on presidential wine reception
A 1916 commentary notes $115 appropriated for wine at the Los Angeles presidential party reception. It questions the presidents example and the abstinence stance of public figures, arguing the use of California wine encourages youth to drink and mocks the president and postmaster general as Presbyterian deacons.
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Los Angeles
Presbyterian Church
California
Pasadena
Birth of the Peoples Party in 1891 United States
The text marks the birth of the People's Party of the United States on May 20, 1891, noting the moment as ripe and the people ready for a new political force.
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People’s Party of the United States
Agitator Defends Farmers Against Business Failures
The Acirator argues the Aerraton fights for farmers not business failure more widely, noting thousands of business men failed last year and last week. It says the nation’s mood hurts all trades and stresses government aid to industry while condemning monopolies.
Political conventions set for June July and June in three parties
The Ottawa Journal reports the Democratic state convention on June 24, the Republican convention on July 1, and the People's convention on June 3 in a rising wave of factional activity. Reformers distance from old gangs and follow Kansas as a model, with an assertive call to start now. A Cincinnati convention report is referenced.
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Towa
Kansas
Ottawa Journal
Cincinnati
Ringsters on the Run Face Decisive Clash
In a bold confrontation, authorities pursue the ringsters as the challenge of stares them in the face. The confrontational tone signals a crackdown and looming showdown with the fugitives.
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