Harding's Speech of Acceptance
The speech calls for increased production and patriotism to defend the republic, denounces profiteering, and asserts rights like freedom of speech while supporting strong measures against sedition. It outlines economic policies, agriculture support, and national unity, urging cooperation, tariff protection, and a robust defense. It endorses woman suffrage and trust in constitutional government.
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America
Sons and Daughters of the Republic
Russia
West
Republic
Mexico
Womanhood of
Congress
Church Events in Brief Across Local Se circles
Sunday School at 9 00 for David Ark lesson. Jasper Ind missionary sermon next Sunday morning. Luther League program 7 30 led by John Pruis with Clara Huber Dorothy Beck and Cordelia Nickel. Luther League reports and solos. Sunday School at Spades 9 00. Peppertown preaching 2 00 by Rev D P Heltzel. Ladies Aid profit 187 00. First M E Church urges growth of Sunday School with 9 30 Bible School and morning services at 10 40. Pennington worship planned. Additional Bible School 9 00 and services 10 15 and 7 30 with Luther League 7 30. Annual Sunday School picnic July 31.
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David
Jerusalem
Jasper
Ind
Luther League
John Pruis
Clara Huber
St. Mark’s Orchestra
Blanche Beck
Dorothy Beck Solow
Cordelia Nickel
Elizabeth Duhme
Alma Kammeyer
Clara Siebert
Congregation
Spades
Peppertown
D. P. Heltzel
J. Barthelmas
M. E
Epworth League
Pennington
L. A. Schreiber
Bible School
Cox urges Lawrenceburg man to lead Western Democratic HQ
Democratic nominee James M. Cox asks William H. O'Brien of Lawrenceburg to accept the chairmanship of the Western Democratic headquarters to be opened in Chicago. O'Brien, a former state auditor and renowned Indiana Democrat, is praised for his organizing ability.
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James M. Cox
William H. O’brien
Lawrenceburg
O’brien
Chicago
Indiana
Historic Norristown and Revolutionary Sites Highlighted
The Philadelphia Record notes Norristown as historically rich with the Swedes' ford on the Schuylkill, key Civil and Revolutionary War landmarks including Governor Sturtrunft’s home, the Seven-Star tavern from 1754, and General Hancock’s Civil War residence along Main Street.
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Norristown
State Institution For the Insane
Schuylkill River
Governor Sturtrunft
General Hancock
Philadelphia Record
Horse Hero Keeps Cool Under Sled Collision
A Massachusetts horse reacts to a sled crash involving four children by rearing and lifting a foreleg to shield them as they scramble to safety. The animal’s calm, decisive action wins praise from bystanders and owners alike.
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Massachusetts
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Harding
All America
Irving
Church News
ST. Mark’s Church
Bethany Lutheran Church
ST. John’s Church
Middy
Kramer
Cor
Pearl and Vine Streets
Royal Fence
Harry Schwier
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