Washington Treaties and French Critics Stir Atlantic Debate
A collage of foreign critiques targets the Four Power and Pacific treaties, warning that unilateral American reservations may erode treaty value. French editors argue reserved waivers threaten naval power, while U S commentary urges revision of international procedures amid partisan noise.
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America
Washington
France
Saint-Brice
Lea
L’action Francaise
Jacques Bainville
American Senate
Senate
Louisville Courier Journal
Harding's Administration Attack by Morgan in Washington
A wartime era speech fragment by C. W. Morgan from Washington rails against President Harding and Wall Street, accusing them of aiding Rail operators at worker expense and predicting harsher labor policies. The speaker invokes Rockefeller Ford and Egypt to warn of divine intervention if the policy continues.
Indiana farmers urged to grow more soy beans for feed and oil
Edinburg plants test soy bean oil and meal improving soil fertility and cattle feed value. Wisconsin and Iowa studies show higher milk yields and lower costs with soy diets. Wheat indicating rising imports during the war, soy oil uses span paints, soap, salad oils, margarines, and cheese. Wisconsin expands cultivation as Purdue promotes adoption in Indiana.
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Edinburg
Indiana
Bartholomew
Shelby
Wisconsin
Iowa
The
Milwaukee Journal
Orient
Milwaukee
Portage County
Purdue
Indianapolis News
Tariffs and ship subsidy debate in Corydon letters
A Corydon Republician critique questions tariffs raising prices for domestic producers while boosting exports to Latin America. The writer contrasts a soldiers' bonus with a ship subsidy costing millions, arguing subsidies favor ship companies over veterans and urging serious consideration of the policy impact.
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Harding
Congress
Federal Reserve Banking Law defended as essential to wartime finance
The piece argues that the Federal Reserve Banking law, enacted under Woodrow Wilson, centralized financial control in the Treasury and aided World War financing. It credits the law with preventing a postwar crash and notes bipartisan support for keeping it intact, challenging calls for repeal.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Banking Law
United States Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Banking
Hardingtown
Beveridge Campaign Targets New in Senate Bid
The report notes Albert Beveridge criticizes Senator Harry New for campaign spending and for supporting Newberry’s Michigan seat. It suggests Beveridge frames prosperity legislation as a goal of a Republican Congress, while a few lines imply his rhetoric mirrors Democratic themes. Cr. K. Moore of Leavenworth opens a two chair barber shop at the Ed. Brown Stand.
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Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Harry New
New
Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Beveridge
Republican Congress
Cr. K. Moore
Leavenworth
Ed. Brown
Salvation Army Home Service Appeal Moves Through Indiana
The Salvation Army launches its annual Home Service Appeal from May 1 to 10 to fund aid for sickness poverty and disaster relief across Indiana. State officials led by Secretary of State Ed Jackson back the effort highlighting community support and preventive aid. A Carnation flour ad from New Middletown Milling Company accompanies the notice.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Salvation Army
Home Service
Ed. Jackson
Salvation Army State Advisory Board
New Middletown Milling Company
John B. Wesseler
Engagement announced for Pearl Denbo and J H Shaffer
The engagement of Pearl Margaret Denbo and Rev J H Shaffer, both missionaries in China, is announced. Miss Denbo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph M Denbo, has spent ten years in China with the Nazarene church and is stationed at Puchow Sung. Shaffer, a South Dakota native, went to China five years ago with the Free Methodist church and is supported by an Illinois charge. The wedding is planned for June, likely in China.
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Miss Pearl Margaret Denbo
J. H. Shaffer
China
Miss Denbo
Joseph M. Denbo
Nagerene Church
Puchow Sung
North China
Rev. Shaffer
South Dakota
Free Methodist Church
Illinois
Breeders' Column and Notices of Local Steed Sales
A collage of breeding ads for 1922 at farms near Elizabeth and Corydon Indiana featuring Victor the Black Grey Percheon Stallion and Jack Don F. and Black Joe with prices to insure a living colt. Also notices for building bids at Franklin School Township Lanesville and an administrator sale of Peter Elbers estate with a public auction of household goods in Laneville including furniture, tools, stove, and a pistol.
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Peter Elbers
Laneaville
Harrison County
Indiana
Palmyra Jack Co announces season for 1922 stallion
Jake Blackburn Pure Bred Jack No. 22643 will stand the stallion season 1922 at Chas Webber's barn Palmyra beginning April 1 and ending July 1 price ten dollars to insure a living colt to stand and suck. Great care will be taken but the Palmyra Jack Co owner not responsible. Philp Feiock caretaker A-5-2-w.
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Louis Schilmiller
Elizabeth
Victor
Chase Webber
Palmyra
Palmyra Jack CO
W. Philp Feiock
Notice of Harrison County bond sale for highway improvement
Notice is given by William Taylor treasurer Harrison County Indiana that on April 29 1922 at 2 PM bonds will be sold to raise funds for highway construction. The issue comprises 40 bonds of 500 each totaling 20000 bearing 5 percent interest payable semi annually for 20 years. Bonds dated April 29 1922 due May 15 1923 and semiannual thereafter. Bid rejection reserved.
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Franklin School
Harrison County
Indiana
Lanesville
State Board of Accounts
Indianapolis
John Meurer
Franklin
State of
Court House
Corydon
Board of Commissioners of
James Bird
Blue River
Spencer Townships
Saidd County
Appointment of Administrator for Peter Beivers Estate
Notice announces the appointment and qualification of the administrator of Peter Beivers estate, a solvent estate in Harrison county Indiana. Kirkham and O'Bannon are the attorneys handling the matter. Case M-298-8t.
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Peter Beibers
Harrison County
Indiana
John C. Hoffman
Kirkham & O’bannon Atty’s. M
Bargain on 100 Acre Southern Railroad Farm
Real estate ad offers 100 acres along the Southern Railroad with bottom land a good one story house and a barn. Quick sale terms may be available through Old Capital Real Estate Agency ESTATE AGENCY.
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Southern Railroad
OLD Capital Real
Guardian Sale of Real Estate in Harrison County Indiana
Guardian John E Conrad announces sale of minor Nellie Conrad heirs property in Harrison County Indiana. On April 29 1922 at 2 PM a private sale for not less than appraised value will occur at the described lands including undivided thirds of sections 13 township 3 south range 4 east with specific boundaries totaling 27 acres 27 poles. Sale subject to court approval and cash terms.
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Harrison Circuit Court
John E. Conrad
Edith, Oliver
Cecil Conrad
Nellie Conrad
Harrison County
Indiana
Towit
John W. Gresham
John BE
Conrad
W. Gurdian
Small farm for sale near Corydon on 37 acres
37 acre farm with three room house, barn, smoke house, woodshed and machine shed. Good cistern and two small ponds. About sixteen acres cleared, eight acres meadow. Some fruit trees. Near State Highway six miles from Corydon. Inquire at this office. J-25-tf.
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Corydon
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Ind
American Press Association
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Lodge
Jim Reed
Brandegee
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Maine
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Ators
Mr. McAdoo
Rockefeller
God
Egypt
Henry Ford
C. W. Morgan
SOY Bean Prospects
Corydon Republian
Keller Manufacturing Company
Corydon State. Bank
Cecil W. Miles
Victor Wright
Will J. Bullett
Edward S. Bullett
Charles W. Inman
Edward G. Keller William Ridley
William Ridley
Samuel Pfrimmer
Rose Keller
Jean Denbo
John Luther, JR
Don F
Jack
Black Joke
Black Joe
Charles T. Elliott
Robert B. Watson
Robert Rochester
Kirkham & O'Bannon Attys
Victor NO
DON F. NO
Jake Blackburn
WM. Taylor
Guardian
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