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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
4
John Hume announces seeking the Republican nomination for Prosecutor of Hendricks County subject to the primary election on May 4 1920. The notice appears with a five dollar fee for a public copy of the declaration.
A date has been designated for the nomination of the Representative of Hendricks county, governing authority under Benjamin F. Davis. The action outlines the formal process and eligibility for candidates seeking the position.
For Sheriff nomination in Hendricks County the date is May 4 1920 with decision pending from the Republican primary. Charles T Clark listed. For Commissioner Third District a May 4 1920 nomination date is set with Republican primary decision pending. Charles T Clark referenced.
Leonardo Wood argues for approving the League of Nations with reservations that Americanize it and preserve U S sovereignty. He says the plan would keep America free to follow its traditional policies and control its own internal affairs without interference.
Local items note Kodak finishing by R C Knight Co and visitations by Mrs Mary Lisby in Greencastle and Mrs Webster Lisby in Indianapolis. Community sale announced for April 24 1920. Names include Leonard Wood Andrel Hubble Lige Bourne John McAninch Luther Chandler Rev E H Justice Harold Swift Morris Hendren Mark family and Robert Sturm family. Roosevelt quote referenced amid budget and taxation aims.
Leonard Wood argues that Americanism should be judged by loyalty to institutions, not length of residence, and calls for stricter immigration entry controls to prevent those who would damage institutions while keeping doors closed to unexamined entrants.
E N Fry came back to the city early this week after spending a week with relatives in Coatesville.
Ada Draper advocates education for farm children on par with city schooling with practical vocational training in a consolidated system. A community sale on April 24, 1920 will feature livestock and implements. Moss Wallace and family visited Claud’s in Danville over the weekend. A baby girl named Lillie Mae was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wid Walton on April 19.
Wariness about credit and cooperation framed local discussion with quotes urging a Department of Agriculture partnership. Indy guests include Albert Newman Edith Newman Leona Cooper as Sunday visitors. A Putnam County marriage license was issued to Linley Lineberry and Gladys Miller. Jean Bourne is reported to be recovering at Gosport. Continued on page five.
Mrs J Larkin Mrs John Stewart Miss Lena Monnet and Miss Opal Harris attended the services at the tabernacle at Greencastle last Wednesday.
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