Newspapers
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 52 Collections and/or Records:
"So the people may know" newspaper issue
Collection — Folder OB144
Identifier: OB144
Scope and Contents
This collection contains one issue of "So the people may know", volume 1, number 1 published in Indianapolis, Indiana in November of 1934 containing pertinent current events to Indianapolis previously published in other city newspapers.
Dates:
1934 November
Sons of Liberty newspaper clipping
Collection — Folder S1618
Identifier: S1618
Scope and Contents
This collection comrpises one newspaper sheet, printed on both sides, of the Indianapolis Daily Journal on August 2, 1864 regarding the exposure of the Sons of Liberty as an anti-Lincoln group of men in the Midwest. The report identifies the society's leadership, goals, rituals, and passwords.
Dates:
1864
The Amaroc News World War I newspaper
Collection — Folder OBC155
Identifier: OBC155
Scope and Contents
This collection contains an issue of a newspaper entitled The Amaroc News, dated June 6, 1919 regarding the Treaty of Versailles that officially ended the First World War.
Dates:
1919/06/28
The Seed Sower clippings
Collection — Folder S1952
Identifier: S1952
Scope and Contents
This collection includes photocopies of articles printed in the supplement of The Seed Sower in 1894. The articles include a list of the Prohibition Party candidates for state offices, the Indiana State Prohibition platform adopted on March 15, 1894, the address given by Chairman P. T. McWhirter at the State Prohibition Convention on March 15th, and the article, "How to Lose a Vote."
Dates:
1894
Found in:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
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The Seed Sower clippings
The Thunderbolt newspaper
Collection — Folder OB094
Identifier: OB094
Scope and Contents
This collection contains an issue of The Thunderbolt newspapert, published by the National States' Rights Party in March of 1968.
Dates:
1968/03
Found in:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
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The Thunderbolt newspaper
Thurlo C. Holcomb, Noble County history collection
Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: S2256
Scope and Contents
This collection includes photocopies of material about Noble County, Indiana history found mostly in local newspapers, transcribed and compiled by Thurlo C. Holcomb. The first folder contains articles published from November 1901 to February 1902 about the early lives of Edward B. and Emily (Wheeler) Spencer. Folder two consists of articles about Marvin Kuhns, a “desperado” from Noble County, that range from 1887-1960. Folder three has Homer Waltman’s recollections of York Township and John...
Dates:
1873-1961
Tolerance, "Exposure of 12,208 Ku Klux in Marion County, Indiana" newspaper
Collection — Folder OB076
Identifier: OB076
Scope and Contents
This collection contains a June 6, 1923 issue of the newspaper, Tolerance, in which the membership roll of the Marion County Ku Klux Klan was exposed in print.
Dates:
1923/06/06
Velma Bailey collection
Collection — Folder S3043
Identifier: S3043
Scope and Contents
This collection contains documents from Indiana Central College and Alpha Chi Honor Society from 1949 to 2007. Velma Bailey compiled alumni newsletters, invitations, newspapers, correspondence, and documents and photographs from later alumni reunions.
Dates:
1949-2007
Found in:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
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Velma Bailey collection
Whitelaw Reid letter
Collection — Folder S2724
Identifier: S2724
Scope and Contents
The collection is one letter written by Whitelaw Reid on February 15, 1863, in which he declines the offer of the editorship of a proposed "loyal" newspaper to be published in New Albany, Indiana, for the reason of his being settled in or, as Reid put it, being a "fixture in the Gazette." He compliments the city of New Albany, although he realizes it is reliant on a Peace Democrat newspaper, and closes by saying: "If at any time I can be of service to you in the furtherance of your...
Dates:
1863/02/15
Found in:
Rare Books and Manuscripts
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Whitelaw Reid letter
William Blodgett collection
Collection — Box 1
Identifier: L372
Scope and Contents
This collection consists of two scrapbooks and two folders of loose clippings from William Blodgett dating from 1852 to 1895. The scrapbooks contain short news clippings, which are undated for the most part. Topics include sports, police corruption, articles about Blodgett, and a variety of unrelated pieces.
Dates:
1852-1895
