Debates Over Silver Coinage and the Sherman Bill
The article discusses the Fowler bill and the Democratic platform opposing it. It questions provisions converting silver into token money redeemable in gold, arguing it would keep gold and silver in vaults, enable banks to raid treasury revenue, and drain gold from the government. Critics fear bond enforcement and loss of treasury control, warning the plan resembles a setup to rob the government for a few, preferring government silver to be minted or a bond based bank circulation.
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Treasury
United States
Banka
Democrita
Treasury Department
St. Till
City rock crushor push near Highmond and public works talk
The article argues for opening a quarry near Highmond and installing a safe, fenced operation run by private parties to improve streets and public areas. It urges city investment in vitrified brick paving, railing against past corruption, and cites Missouri politics and a push for private street improvements as a model for a local reform.
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Mehmond
Highmond
Oviecil
Morrleen-Wentworth
Thik King Urs
Marshal
Mrs G T Sitter Heads to Orlunide for Monthlong Visit
Mrs G T Sitter and her daughter Mies Wiorida left yesterday for Orlunide for about a month sightseeing and visiting points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra G. T. Sitter
Mies Wiorida
Orlunide
Untitled economic critique on tariffs and industry
A fragmented historical clipping discusses farm land values in the United States and the cash value of the United States Steel Corporation’s pools. It critiques tariff protection and party politics, referencing Roosevelt era dialogs and debates on free trade versus protectionism. The piece cites figures around 1.400 billion for steel pools and 20.514 billion for farms, portraying ongoing economic tensions.
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United Burea
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Glock
United States
Republican Party
Europe
South Africa
Philadelphia
United States Steel Company
Republices Party
Dini
unclear regional rail proposal arc in Missouri history
Fragmented OCR describes requests by local groups to build an electric rail line through Saline and Pettis counties to connect Lexington with a Wabash and Santa Fe system at Laingdon Junction and the Island at Odes. It suggests linking five major rail lines and offering Lexington improved freight and passenger service, but many place names and spellings are garbled.
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Jevee James
Ceethy
Jem James
St. Louisa
Lee
Rubin
Arther
Robin
Wallace
Jeate Jamen
América
Captain Kidd
Jose James
John Brown
Jexne James
Urey
Missouri
of & Republic
James Hoss
Sone Caer
Man
Jeme James
Miswuri
Marrell
Meysenberg
Kratz
Levmann
Paulkner
Henry Ziegenhelo
St. Louis
Marshall
Saline
Petuie
Sedaie
Lexington
Wabash and
Santa Fe
Laingdon Junction
Thee Island
Odes
America
Judge Reugnon Resigns Texas Post in Noted Career
Judge Johnny Reugnon of Texas resigns as head of the state commission amid a long career marked by leadership roles. He was a close ally of Jefferson Davis and has been active in public life as a former senator and strong-minded figure, though now reported as frail in health.
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Johnny Reugnon
Texas
Box
Jefferson Davis
Wills
Stacey
Fredendail Family Aboard Long Journey Visit
Dr and Mrs G W Fredendail and their young daughter Nettie along with Miss Ancle Manly left yesterday for a months trip visiting Dover Peeblo Salt Lake City and other places. The note also mentions a health cure advertisement for kidneys and a few casual mentions of travel plans and people.
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G. W. Fredendail
Nettie
Ancle Manly
Dover
Peeblo
Salt Lake
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