Fragmented 1952 GOP platforms on finance and silver
The Brethren dispute state platform stances on finance and silver policy. The Gandod Journal extracts show Republican positions from 1952 platforms, noting divergent views on monetary reform and currency, with several states signaling support for silver and gold policy. The piece surveys West Virginia Tennessee Michigan and others, highlighting party unity questions and the push for equal treatment of currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandod
Repeblicom
Penney Eante
Con- Gane
Attver Wi
LARVED WANTS A BA Hip on the twrerencation of FW Routh
The fragmentary item mentions Larned, West Ztavosal Bank, and Atherton Collects Taxen, with references to a Great Rock Island Route and special train plans around July 4. Names include Fuller City Pare Agent and Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, plus various scattered terms and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FW Routh
Larned
Tibet
Peking
Peter
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rune
Kanens Oty
Coicaga Desmerais
King
Chitaga
Pete Ivmeme Ber
Fuller
City
Oldest Largest Safest Sufest Quickest Cleanest Cheapest Bests
Fragmentary phrase list appears to present superlatives and qualifiers without clear event or subject. Extracted terms include oldest, largest, safest, quickest, cleanest, cheapest, with odd spellings. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or concrete facts to frame a proper news card.
Topeka Night City Notes and Local Happenings
Local items from Topeka and Shawnage county include July Fourth plans, market listings, and civic notices. Reports mention a Topeka Baseball club, Salvation Army tents, and county fairs. News touches on taxes, elections, and street developments with scattered crime notes and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee County
Bitver Lake i
Hs County
Bounty
Alicetay
Salford ix
Mencken
Quincy Street
Maight Bes
Meriden
Topeka
Shawnge County
Gurlingama
Topeke
Minniepalts Club
Peank Law
Celler
Salvation Army
Epite Uatiers
Sizth
Quincy
Cletrie Srvind
Cntire House
Trina
District Court
Buren Strest
Marty
Eilded
Ftca
Burovaditan
Morahallis Wandeek
Meteopuliten Hill
Tom Fower
Monroe Street
Auwiin
Stent
Cnnty
Blabrow
Kansas
Topetul
Topeka Averney
Thenn County Central Committee
Canounnee
Ed St Smith
Otic
Syvar Woolwertan
Topeka Ladies Prepare For Lively Flower Parade
In Topeka 60 prominent women convene in the council chamber to plan a grand fall flower parade. Wreaths greenery and arches will line streets as walkers showcase bouquets and floral garlands. Max Degsmayr oversees events with local organizers and celebrity guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Posts
Nowers
Topeka
Couheh
Parley
D. Rawb
Mowecker
Mim
A.S. Lux
Thomas ‘Currieanney
Fiora Sherer
Handerlain
J A. Oatley
Sarah Forrester
Mark Pharmbeatinle
A. Oatley
Mos Jemily
Walcotatea
Wee Croweford
Neste
Puller
Wihasa
Cope & EL To
Saadmans
Max
Determagr
Ani
Uie
Mast
Hase
Tina
Elden Ieeey
Gines
Jake Corrée
Pemleter
Callternians
Hive
Designs For Float Parades And Aurora Cigars Ad
A fragmented 19th century notice describes float designs for a parade and promotes Burghart's Aurora cigars. It lists various manufacturers and products, claiming quality and urging readers to buy in bulk. The piece also mentions a July 4 parade rail car and sleeper car arrangements.
HIRES Rootbeer Advert Says Drink When Youre Thirsty
Bold ad urges drinking HIRES Rootbeer in all situations with a catchy call to quench thirst for hot days and welcoming callers. The line repeats the brand and hospitality tone, ending with a playful tag Sittie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drink
Atany
Sittie
AMONG RAILROAD MEN. Colorado and Missouri River Rates Clash
Reported discussions show little progress on Colorado point rates for Missouri River routes. The Western Passenger association executive committee will meet in Chicago in July to resolve the issue after preliminary testing exposed scalping and rate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transmlesouri
Wenner Passenger Association
Wisconsin
Colorado
Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Miners to Get Work After Fuel Department Plan
The Santa Fe fuel department arranged relief for many displaced miners after mine closures. Fifteen to sixty-five workers were shifted to other mines, including transfers to the company mine at Tas Cerifion, with plans for future employment and new routes to markets. A broader dispute between Colorado Midland and Midland Terminal roads was noted, with meetings proposed to secure a Frieco outlet and new rail connections after Mr. Robinson assumes the presidency of Frizos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Fus
Santa Fe Fuel Department
Fuel Department
Morrill
Ouse City
Mer
Pasterday
Miter
Tas Cerifion
Eit
Cetiling
Himes
Toluca
Mites
Colorado Midland
Midland ‘Terminal
Wahich
Bene Ee
Tha Sante
Midland Terminal
Wlandine
Florence & Crpples Creek
Heuiline
Ale Todd
Gilets
Florence
Cripple Creek
Best
Githiee
D. B. Robinson
BD. B. Robinson
Frizos
Blair
Che Hounon
West Texas Road
Shreveport
Esas
Robinson
Frieco
Peris
Kills an African God sparks venting in South Africa War
Bulawayo dispatch reports Burnham of the American Scout Service killed the native “god” Mimo. A chase to capture Hin dive Ondine to quell the rebellion west of Bulawayo leads to burning all trails. Loyalist and rebel clashes intensify as 5000 cartridges are reported and relief forces arrive with rifles and ammo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Bulawayo
Tro
Hindive Ondine
Tumban
Londes
Duspitch
Bulveayo
Muratures
Armstrong
Times
John Hares Hammond
Salse- Nury
Bathebury
Mouidmvie
Massie
Motundella
Cleveland enters campaign as effort to win Wisconsin vote
Washington June 7. Irregular reports say Cleveland has finally entered the campaign. The White House says the president will lead the drive to defeat the silver hurt and influence delegates. Correspondence from Rae to Yost mentions Cleveland’s strategy and letters to delegates in New York to sway the panther delegates already having an effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Fnally
Chicago
Ui Con Wortion
Panthers
New York
Chinese Railways Extend Imperial Networks Aimed at Roads
June 15 at Whrelington reports from Tien Tein to the state department dated May 1a describe Sheng state customs officer at Talal hor Ree ahy overseeing imperial railways of China and related merchant steam navigation interests. The consul says funding for rail and extension is expected to be raised among Chinese without foreign capital. Journal subscription urged for full news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tein
State Department
Talal Hor
Teller Named W C Perry Voices Free Coinage in Silver Debate
United States District Attorney W C Perry discusses Democratic views on free coinage of silver, arguing that if the party adopts a fiat of unlimited silver coinage the gold standard would falter and the party could sweep New York and other eastern states. He predicts a strong silver bond split within the Democrats and suggests McKinley would benefit in a divided field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Mr. Perry
Wichita Fox
United States
WO. Perry
Oteirn
Prine
Oven
Colmage
New York
Staten
York
New
Democratic Party
Chicago
Littleett
Ste Peller
Mar ‘Teller
Greeley
Txsnes
Menniey
Reception to Hartman prompts Montana Republican unity
Bozeman Montana June second a reception for Charles A Hartman drew strong cheers amid a Republican gathering. Delegates praised leadership and discussed party unity while noting clemency actions by Governor Morrill affecting inmates Landis and Lancia. Local officials reported badges and a celebratory mood despite divisions.
Underground Electric Wires A Topic At Meeting
At a meeting of the executive committee yesterday afternoon the discussion focused on placing electric wires underground in the Sinte Hollan area. No firm action was taken, but the issue will be reconsidered at an upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SE Dhursten
Veiraakis
Elatrman
A. A. Hurd
Hania
Fivbiard
Husmtien Printine Company
Distrie
Petri
Amy
Enuw
Insvaila
Tim
Lana Law
Atehleon
Wien
Wilerice
Noaragher
Martin
Dannie Additsion
Tin Trade
Ll Tay
Kimsel
Grover
Milton Grubsker
District Court For
Teal
Fin Brothers
Mnnie
Executive Coumett Yeateriiny
Sinte Hollan Akdereround Ius
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gurinen
Frye
Larved
Atherton
wAituywatil
Taney
Thacehbe
Crete
Keats Evans
Mike Sun
Betteliet
Conte TW
Seid
Nalin Watt
Tasalieu Nevis
Phobe
Jackson St
Heinzs
East Lighthetree
D. A. Clements
Kansas Avenue
Max Deigsmayr
Topeks
Mittee Wit
Netiny
Murehante
Ipir
Lee Company
Werele Cofpans
Elmbarate
Colcomi
Aurore
Chen
Pire
Havana
Aurora
Burghnar
Sen
Thousard
Burghart
Transmissouri Committee
H.C
Missouri
Kansas Railroad
Santa Fe
Bante Fe
Ménard Wider Yuesday
Cox
Willer
Fiouston
Gaffney
J. Gaffney
Miesouri Pacific
Iby Doling
Auburn
Gine
Avippml
Gartner
Insteauy Allied
Bly
Kansas City
Mr. Gleed
Charles Gra
Ale
Strauls & Sop Fratictecs
Meratnes
T- Kennedy
Toad
Isaac Nt -Religinan
J. 2
A Henderson
Butace Botier
Pred Strauss
New Sa
Cheney
W. Z. Tart
Sea
Seatman
Contam
Ghoa
Saatwid Hichard
Keres
St.Louis
Santy
Grands, On
Mbevney
Chambers
Vice Mine & Daviese
Gilletts
Santa Fa
Grover I
Chinese Railways
China
U. S
W. C. Perry
McKinney
el Doraite
Deere
Aes
Fonth
Hartman
Montana
Hin
Bozeman
Ment
Charles A. Hertman
Lowley
Bewin
Friends of
Adiver
Nelson Story
Boxman Mill
Chishotta
Wino
Cme
Bendis
BA Landis
Lancia
Srendien Gary
Fice
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!