QUIZ EXPOSES KLAN DEAL TO ELECT WATSON
Hoosier senator goes deeper into soup
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SEN. JIM WATSON PROVEN MEMBER KU KLUX KLAN
Hoosier is hooked up with imperial office
read original articleKLAN ACTIVITIES INVESTIGATED BY SENATE COMMITTEE
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SENATE INQUIRY WILL OPEN SATURDAY
Sugar planters suggest that world sugar conference upon over production be called
read original articlePRIVATE LIVES STIR SMITH AND MILLS
Governor challenges rival to comparison after denying alleged charge
read original articlePRESIDENT IS STRENGTHENED BY NEW WRIT
"God knows" taft true to form
read original articleNew Britain Native Aids in Rehabilitating Greek Exiles
Charles b. eddy named by council of league of nations to help refugees
read original articleWord on Campaign Expenses
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ARIZONA ENTERS SLUSH FUND PROBE
Cameron asks investigation as oregon inquiry gets under way
read original articleWitness Tells of Klan Activities in Indiana Politics
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Senate Candidate Spent 30 Cents in Illinois Campaign
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TWO LARGEST MAIL ORDER FIRMS MERGE New Corporation Will Have Assets of $235,000,000 - $450,000,000 Business BIG SAVING POSSIBLE Exact Terms of Merger Not Yet Completed, Pending Government Approval
Big saving possible
read original articleSEN. WATSON DENIES KLAN AGREEMENT; IS QUIZZED BY REED
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REED REQUESTS SENATE PROBE OF OREGON POLITICS
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B. C. SILVER PROGRESS REPORT
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TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIC)
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MISS BESSIE BOWEN
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CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ON FIVE DIFFERENT OCCASIONS; SOCI-LIST PARTY
Began career as locomotive fireman; was city clerk terre haute for years then elected to legislature
read original articleSTRONG WOLF MKT. PREDICTED FOR THIS YEAR, FUR AUCTION FUR SALE HELD IN SEATTLE; CROSS FOX IMPROVE FIF-TEEN PER CENT
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POLITICAL ACTIVITY OF KLAN DISCLOSED
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Mellon at Same Time to Support Free Trade Move in Nations Over There
Decision made after talk with president
Protection of american standards motive of reply to international bankers' appeal
read original articleEMMA GOLDMAN, IN CANADA, WILL TRY TO ENTER AMERICA
Deported "red" leader, now british subject, planning book
Changed view on marriage for intellectual companionship, she says
read original articleQUEEN MARIE (Continued from Page One)
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LEON TROTZKY AND FOLLOWERS GIVE IN TO COMMUNISTS
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COST OF CONGESTION PUT AT $10,500 A DAY
Loss due to traffic result of inadequate facilities in big cities, road builders declare
read original articleSearching for Waterville Man Lost in Big Woods
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ROAD BUILDER RELATES DEAL WITH FERGUSON
Husband of texas governor characterizes charges as 'political falsehood'
read original articleArrives at Capital
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TROTZKY AND FOLLOWERS CAPITULATE Admit Their Attitude Threatens Unity of Russian Communist Party ACTIVITIES TO CEASE Members of Opposition Yield Fully to Demand of Executive Committee
Activities to cease
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October 29, 1926. The original articles, with the text exactly as it appeared and scans of the original newspaper pages, from that day’s editions of the following publications:Douglas Daily Dispatch, Evening Star, Imperial Valley Press, The Alaskan, Putnam Patriot, Daily Kennebec Journal, Montgomery County Sentinel, and The Washington Times.
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[29 stories on this topic from all editions to date]
QUIZ EXPOSES KLAN DEAL TO ELECT WATSON
Hoosier senator goes deeper into soup
read original articleSEN. JIM WATSON PROVEN MEMBER KU KLUX KLAN
Hoosier is hooked up with imperial office
read original articleKLAN ACTIVITIES INVESTIGATED BY SENATE COMMITTEE
read original article
SENATE INQUIRY WILL OPEN SATURDAY
Sugar planters suggest that world sugar conference upon over production be called
read original articlePRIVATE LIVES STIR SMITH AND MILLS
Governor challenges rival to comparison after denying alleged charge
read original articlePRESIDENT IS STRENGTHENED BY NEW WRIT
"God knows" taft true to form
read original articleNew Britain Native Aids in Rehabilitating Greek Exiles
Charles b. eddy named by council of league of nations to help refugees
read original articleWord on Campaign Expenses
read original article
ARIZONA ENTERS SLUSH FUND PROBE
Cameron asks investigation as oregon inquiry gets under way
read original articleWitness Tells of Klan Activities in Indiana Politics
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Senate Candidate Spent 30 Cents in Illinois Campaign
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TWO LARGEST MAIL ORDER FIRMS MERGE New Corporation Will Have Assets of $235,000,000 - $450,000,000 Business BIG SAVING POSSIBLE Exact Terms of Merger Not Yet Completed, Pending Government Approval
Big saving possible
read original articleSEN. WATSON DENIES KLAN AGREEMENT; IS QUIZZED BY REED
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REED REQUESTS SENATE PROBE OF OREGON POLITICS
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B. C. SILVER PROGRESS REPORT
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TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIC)
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MISS BESSIE BOWEN
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CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ON FIVE DIFFERENT OCCASIONS; SOCI-LIST PARTY
Began career as locomotive fireman; was city clerk terre haute for years then elected to legislature
read original articleSTRONG WOLF MKT. PREDICTED FOR THIS YEAR, FUR AUCTION FUR SALE HELD IN SEATTLE; CROSS FOX IMPROVE FIF-TEEN PER CENT
read original article
POLITICAL ACTIVITY OF KLAN DISCLOSED
read original article
Mellon at Same Time to Support Free Trade Move in Nations Over There
Decision made after talk with president
Protection of american standards motive of reply to international bankers' appeal
read original articleEMMA GOLDMAN, IN CANADA, WILL TRY TO ENTER AMERICA
Deported "red" leader, now british subject, planning book
Changed view on marriage for intellectual companionship, she says
read original articleQUEEN MARIE (Continued from Page One)
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LEON TROTZKY AND FOLLOWERS GIVE IN TO COMMUNISTS
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COST OF CONGESTION PUT AT $10,500 A DAY
Loss due to traffic result of inadequate facilities in big cities, road builders declare
read original articleSearching for Waterville Man Lost in Big Woods
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ROAD BUILDER RELATES DEAL WITH FERGUSON
Husband of texas governor characterizes charges as 'political falsehood'
read original articleArrives at Capital
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TROTZKY AND FOLLOWERS CAPITULATE Admit Their Attitude Threatens Unity of Russian Communist Party ACTIVITIES TO CEASE Members of Opposition Yield Fully to Demand of Executive Committee
Activities to cease
read original articleYesterday's paper
October 29, 1926. The original articles, with the text exactly as it appeared and scans of the original newspaper pages, from that day’s editions of the following publications:Douglas Daily Dispatch, Evening Star, Imperial Valley Press, The Alaskan, Putnam Patriot, Daily Kennebec Journal, Montgomery County Sentinel, and The Washington Times.
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October 30, 1926. The original articles, with the text exactly as it appeared and scans of the original newspaper pages, from that day’s editions of the following publications:Imperial Valley Press, Evening Star, The Daily Worker, Douglas Daily Dispatch, Brownsville Herald, and The Bismarck Tribune.
Saturday,
October 30, 1926
Price:
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[29 stories on this topic from all editions to date]
QUIZ EXPOSES KLAN DEAL TO ELECT WATSON
Hoosier senator goes deeper into soup
read original articleSEN. JIM WATSON PROVEN MEMBER KU KLUX KLAN
Hoosier is hooked up with imperial office
read original articleKLAN ACTIVITIES INVESTIGATED BY SENATE COMMITTEE
read original article
SENATE INQUIRY WILL OPEN SATURDAY
Sugar planters suggest that world sugar conference upon over production be called
read original articlePRIVATE LIVES STIR SMITH AND MILLS
Governor challenges rival to comparison after denying alleged charge
read original articlePRESIDENT IS STRENGTHENED BY NEW WRIT
"God knows" taft true to form
read original articleNew Britain Native Aids in Rehabilitating Greek Exiles
Charles b. eddy named by council of league of nations to help refugees
read original articleWord on Campaign Expenses
read original article
ARIZONA ENTERS SLUSH FUND PROBE
Cameron asks investigation as oregon inquiry gets under way
read original articleWitness Tells of Klan Activities in Indiana Politics
read original article
Senate Candidate Spent 30 Cents in Illinois Campaign
read original article
TWO LARGEST MAIL ORDER FIRMS MERGE New Corporation Will Have Assets of $235,000,000 - $450,000,000 Business BIG SAVING POSSIBLE Exact Terms of Merger Not Yet Completed, Pending Government Approval
Big saving possible
read original articleSEN. WATSON DENIES KLAN AGREEMENT; IS QUIZZED BY REED
read original article
REED REQUESTS SENATE PROBE OF OREGON POLITICS
read original article
B. C. SILVER PROGRESS REPORT
read original article
TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIC)
read original article
MISS BESSIE BOWEN
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CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ON FIVE DIFFERENT OCCASIONS; SOCI-LIST PARTY
Began career as locomotive fireman; was city clerk terre haute for years then elected to legislature
read original articleSTRONG WOLF MKT. PREDICTED FOR THIS YEAR, FUR AUCTION FUR SALE HELD IN SEATTLE; CROSS FOX IMPROVE FIF-TEEN PER CENT
read original article
POLITICAL ACTIVITY OF KLAN DISCLOSED
read original article
Mellon at Same Time to Support Free Trade Move in Nations Over There
Decision made after talk with president
Protection of american standards motive of reply to international bankers' appeal
read original articleEMMA GOLDMAN, IN CANADA, WILL TRY TO ENTER AMERICA
Deported "red" leader, now british subject, planning book
Changed view on marriage for intellectual companionship, she says
read original articleQUEEN MARIE (Continued from Page One)
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LEON TROTZKY AND FOLLOWERS GIVE IN TO COMMUNISTS
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COST OF CONGESTION PUT AT $10,500 A DAY
Loss due to traffic result of inadequate facilities in big cities, road builders declare
read original articleSearching for Waterville Man Lost in Big Woods
read original article
ROAD BUILDER RELATES DEAL WITH FERGUSON
Husband of texas governor characterizes charges as 'political falsehood'
read original articleArrives at Capital
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TROTZKY AND FOLLOWERS CAPITULATE Admit Their Attitude Threatens Unity of Russian Communist Party ACTIVITIES TO CEASE Members of Opposition Yield Fully to Demand of Executive Committee
Activities to cease
read original articleYesterday's paper
October 29, 1926. The original articles, with the text exactly as it appeared and scans of the original newspaper pages, from that day’s editions of the following publications:Douglas Daily Dispatch, Evening Star, Imperial Valley Press, The Alaskan, Putnam Patriot, Daily Kennebec Journal, Montgomery County Sentinel, and The Washington Times.
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Today's paper
October 30, 1926. The original articles, with the text exactly as it appeared and scans of the original newspaper pages, from that day’s editions of the following publications:Imperial Valley Press, Evening Star, The Daily Worker, Douglas Daily Dispatch, Brownsville Herald, and The Bismarck Tribune.