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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1920

Page

7

Republicans plan aggressive drive for a November victory

Indianapolis special says GOP leaders claim first registration day shows strong party spirit and call for a big statewide win. HB M Wasmuth as state chairman outlines a program for success aiming to elect Harding Coolidge, Watson, McCray and a full Republican ticket across Indiana.

Indianapolis HB. M. Wasmuth Mr. Wasmuth Indiana Harding Coolidge James E. Watson Warren T. McCray Wasmuth

SOUTH FOR HARDING Bryson Reports Southern Support Growing

John G. Bryson vice chairman of the Indiana Republican State Committee and Fifth district chair returned from a southern trip reporting increasing Republican sentiment. He noted many voters backing Harding and predicted Kentucky could elect a Republican senator. He cited active G O P headquarters and workers in southern states.

Indianapolis John G. Bryson Indiana Republican State Committee Bryson

Statesmen object to Roosevelt brag on league votes

South American and Central American diplomats oppose Franklin D Roosevelt’s claim that the United States would have twelve votes in the league of nations due to controlling western hemisphere votes. John Barrett of the Pan American Union calls the remark a grave mistake and says sister republics resent any U S attempt to swing regional influence in the league.

Washington, D. C Franklin D. Roosevelt Butte rMont United States League of Nations John Barrett Pan-American Union Roosevelt America Barrett

Harding Told Ohio Support Grows Stronger

In Marion Ohio special dispatches report favorable tidings for Senator Harding from R K Hynka Ohio national committeeman. He is told a perceptible groundswell in Harding’s favor exists from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. Representative Nicholas Longworth, Cincinnati, confident of re election, is campaigning for the ticket in other states.

Marion Harding R. K. Hynka Ohio Lake Erie Ohio River Nicholas Longworth Cincinnati

Coolidge an Apostle of the Homely Virtues

An Ohio State Journal editorial lauds Governor Calvin Coolidge as an apostle of homely virtues and notes growing public interest in his nomination for vice president. It says Coolidge has gained national prominence through his public utterances and their fit with government. Maine's official count shows a Republican lead of 66,037 votes.

Calvin Coolidge Ohio State Journal Roosevelt Journal

Dem campaign fund probe urged by Iowa congressman

Chicago special reports Congressman James W. Good of Iowa calls for a broad investigation of Democratic campaign funds and methods after a letter demanded a 3 percent salary tribute from a woman postmaster for party finance. He cites a Democratic Iowa club pressuring federal workers and urges Senate inquiry into civil service abuses.

Chicago James W. Good Iowa Cox Senate Committee U. S. Civil Service Commission

Hays Sees 20 States Confident of Republican Victories

Chicago Special Will Hays reports highly optimistic mood at Republican national headquarters. He says reports from everywhere show unprecedented interest in Republican success and a conviction that it is essential for national welfare. He notes Republicans recognize a serious moment in the nation’s history and their party’s guiding responsibility.

Chicago Will H. Hays National Committee Mr. Hays

Coolidge Denounces Democratic Officials in Boston Speech

Governor Coolidge labeled Democratic management of national affairs a chapter of accidents and a mirage of false hopes in a Boston address. He praised Republican principles and warned that the 1913 14 period damaged U S prestige abroad and at home, citing a demoralized navy and disrupted prosperity.

Boston Coolidge

Steel workers back Harding Burt's support noted

Perry Reeves of Indianapolis, a conductor and Harding backer, reports W Z Burton of the Amalga mated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers has endorsed Senator Harding. Burton's letter says organized labor will align with the Republican ticket and opposes free trade and a league of nations.

Indianapolis Perry Reeves Order of Railway Conductors Senator Harding W. Z. Burton Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers Harding Burton Organized Labor League of Nations Senate

Uncle Ephraim Leakey Remains GOP Pillar of Henry County

Newcastle Indiana special report features Uncle Ephraim Leakey a Republican patriarch who voted for the first GOP ticket in 1854 and has backed sixteen presidents, including Abraham Lincoln. He plans to help “clean the white house” this fall with support from his three sons and many relatives.

Newcastle Ind Ephraim Leakey Henry County White House Ephraim Abraham Lincoln

Roosevelt Family Backs Republican Ticket Nationwide

The Roosevelt family including Mrs Allee Longworth is reported to be working for the Republican ticket as the national committee shows all members supporting Harding and Coolidge. The proclamation highlights the Roosevelt clan's combined political effort for the GOP.

Chicago Theodore Roosevelt Harding Coolidge National Committee Allee Longworth

Ammonia Syndicate Forms In London For Nitrogen Factory

The American Chamber of Commerce in London reports a syndicate formed to establish an ammonia factory from air nitrogen. It bought a large County Durham site previously acquired by the British government. Capital is set at 823 million dollars. The Haber process will feed nitrogen and hydrogen under pressure at high heat to produce ammonia, later converted into nitric acid or nitrates for explosives or fertilizers. The piece also notes Mme Deschanel’s swan dispute, citing a protocol clause requiring at least five swans at Elysee Palace.

American Chamber of Commerce London County Darham Haber

Miss Farrar Hid Identity For Months On Stage

Miss Gwendoline Farrar heir to Sir George Farrar Rand fortune kept her name secret while performing on the London stage for over a year until her identity was accidentally revealed. The Farrar fortune tied to the Rand millionaire who faced execution by Boers for Jameson raid involvement is noted.

Gwendoline Farrar Sir George Farrar Rand Miss Farrar London

Canada’s Soldier Police Profile in Ottawa Headquarters Move

The Canadian Northwest Mounted Police is a noted organization known for its efficiency. The force, established nearly fifty years ago, has moved its headquarters to Ottawa and expanded in size and territorial coverage.

Canada Soldier Police Canadian Northwest Mounted Police Ottawa

If you would be healthy wealthy and wise work all day

A compact adage urging steady labor and self-promotion as a path to well being and prosperity. The line links health wealth and wisdom to continuous effort and visibility.

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Maine Nemograts UW. S Hays Burt French Republic Mme. Deschanel Elysee Palace Nobby Clothing Co The Meyer Hardware Co
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