AP Historical Hard Drive 2009

EN_00946989_2987

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Senator George McGill of Kansas (right) proudly shows Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana the silver-headed Ebony Cane on June 10, 1934 sent to him by Max A. Reynolds of Wichita, Kan., grandson of N. O. Tate of Wichita. The cane was presented to Tate in 1896 by Silver Club of Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois in appreciation for his activities in the unsuccessful presidential campaign of William Jennings Bryan. It was given to the Senator, with the former owner's approval, for his efforts to obtain more silver money during the present session of Congress. (AP Photo)

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headline AP Historical Hard Drive 2009

created date 1934-06-10

credit ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News

source Associated Press

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original transmission reference 923969

weight 1,32MB

size 25cm x 20cm przy 300dpi

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