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Letter to Editor
September 5, 1892
The Helena Independent
Helena, Lewis And Clark County, Montana
What is this article about?
J.P. Ball Sr. of Helena clarifies on September 4, 1892, that his name was misused in the People's Party convention against his wishes, as he refused participation due to his presidency of the Afro-American club.
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A Card From Mr. Ball,
I wish to state that my name was used in the People's party convention against my wishes. I informed the party that called at my studio that I was president of the Afro-American club and would not allow my name to go before the convention.
J. P. Ball, Sr.
Helena, Sept. 4, 1892.
I wish to state that my name was used in the People's party convention against my wishes. I informed the party that called at my studio that I was president of the Afro-American club and would not allow my name to go before the convention.
J. P. Ball, Sr.
Helena, Sept. 4, 1892.
What sub-type of article is it?
Informative
Political
What themes does it cover?
Politics
Social Issues
What keywords are associated?
People's Party Convention
Afro American Club
Name Used Without Permission
Helena 1892
What entities or persons were involved?
J. P. Ball, Sr.
Letter to Editor Details
Author
J. P. Ball, Sr.
Main Argument
j. p. ball, sr. denies that his name should have been used in the people's party convention, as he informed the party of his role as president of the afro-american club and explicitly refused to allow it.
Notable Details
President Of The Afro American Club
Helena, Sept. 4, 1892