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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
6
The Horizontal Increase in Harrison County Taxes
A historical column recalls the 1919 horizontal increase in Harrison County property valuations for taxation. It notes Supreme Court nullification, a legislative fix, and the 1922 continuation of higher taxes on real estate, improvements, and personal property due to county Board of Review actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Harrison County
Corydon
Goodrich
Board of Review
Harrison County Board of Review
State Board of Tax
Boards of Review
State Board of Tax Commisssioners
Indiana Supreme Court
Bill targets geographic blocs in Congress
Washington December 21 Associated Press reports Rep Ansorge introduced a bill to prohibit formation of geographic blocs in Congress and to fine Senators or Representatives $5000 if found to belong to a bloc. The measure mirrors the Sherman Act and aims to protect representative democracy from sectional bargaining. The editor notes Republican deserters who sided with Democrats could face fines under this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Congress
Bloes
Ansorge
New York
Mr. Ansorge
Harding
Wall Street
Indiana Reformatory Move To Cost Taxpayers Much
The piece questions a Republican plan to relocate the State Reformatory from Jeffersonville arguing it will force Indiana taxpayers to cover an extra two to three million dollars in expenses. It notes local representative and senator have not yet explained the motive or justification for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Four-Power Pact revolt sparks national dispute at Washington
The Louisville Courier Journal reports a rift over the Four-Power Pact from the Disarmament Conference. President Harding and his delegates clash with allies over treaty meaning, with Senators like Charles McNary pressing for clarifying reservations and confidence in ratification waning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Trittain
France
Joutan
Trarding
Inter
Pacific
Japan
Harding
Charles T. McNary
Oregon
Great Britain
United
Mr. Harding
Ellis
United States Senate
White House
Hoetfoot
Wilson
Tiarding
Senate
Louisville Courier Journal
Kenyon Blasts Newberry Election Cash Fees
Senator William S. Kenyon of Iowa denounces what he calls a corrupted Michigan Senate race backing William E. Newberry. He cites a record of spending at least 263000 dollars and argues the sale of a seat threatens the nation’s honor and the people’s rule. He urges rejection of Newberry and recalls prior GOP scandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Senator Kenyon
Senate
Kenyon
Newberry
United States Senate
William E. Lorimer
Ilinois
John W. Kern
Indiana
Lorimer
Reed Smoot
Republican
Samuel J. Tilden
Republican Party
Roosevelt
States delegates move to back League action opposed by Senate
Delegates from states have agreed to pursue the League of Nations plan despite Republican opposition led by Lodge and Harding. The exact mechanism and outcome remain uncertain as discussions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Lodge
Harding
League of Nations
Harrison Circuit Court Trial Docket January Term
Trials scheduled from January 3 to January 23 with cases including Meyer v Evans for injunction Rusk v State for assault Harper v Harper account Sims v Sims divorce Hickman liquor law violation Ferguson perjury Shireman v Shuck account Love v Parksdale and rob/others. Notices by V H Bullgit & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
R. Meyer
Elizetta Evans
C. B. Hays
State of Indiana
Thomas Rusk
Gibbs
First National Bank of
Milltown
Rockport
David Harper
Abraham
Anna Harper
Tucker
Salem
Minner
Marshal
State
Duke
Dooley
Geo. P. Hickman
P. Lynn
William W. Jacobs
Ridley
Abbott
Provoke
Allen
Fifty Five Years Ago The Schools In Harrison County
The article recalls pioneer Harrison County schools in Southern Indiana. It covers teacher hiring, log one room schools, handmade desks, and student pranks. It notes holiday treats, community entertainments, spelling contests, and lectures by Levi Hurbaugh. It invites further research on early schools and a murder case of Sheriff Gresham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Democrat
the Democrat
Indiana
Ezra Keller
Keller
Harrison County
No. 17
Tarrison
Walter Keller
White Cloud
Robi. Corbet
Jake Pepper
Levi Hurbaugh
Hurbaugh
Luther’s Chapel
Mr. Keller
Ezra S. Keller
Ben Fl Lint
Cynthia Grable
Jesse Ptrimmed
W. J. Conrad
Walter Mel Yer
Alice Pepper
Laura Keiler
Misa Lou Foster
Jesse Hickman
G. J. Stauth
Judge Porter
J. T. Wilson
Mark Wolf
Mauckport
Ind
Kansas State Historical Society
Blair
Corydon
James Littell
Jesse Long
Walnut Valley
Scott Township
David Conrad
John W. Blume
Fred Mossler
Dennis Pennington
Moberly
Jeremiah Deen
Geo. Snyder
Central
Heth Township
Gresham
February Hatch Offer From Sunshine Hatcheries
Sunshine Hatcheries in Corydon Indiana offers custom hatching at 4.50 dollars per tray of 150 eggs through February. Minimum one tray per order. Applies only to chicks that hatch off in February. Engage space now. D 21 7 w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAPRY
Sunshine Hatchieries
W. Corydon
Ind
Lens Focusing Promotion by V H Bulleitt and Sons
An ad announces lens focusing aligned with a new Indiana law, offering free focusing and charging only for lenses if misfitted. D-21-2w is referenced as the filing or ad code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. H. Bullgit & Sons
Indiana
V. H. Bulleitt & Sons
Better than the best Carnation Flour ad lines
Local notes include a farm no hunting notice on a farm, and a subscription renewal from Mr B G Ellis of Corydon who moved from Kentucky. He renewed his subscription to the Democrat and sent two copies of The News-Democrat Messenger from Fort...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Able
B. G. Ellis
Corydon
Democrat
Ellis
Kentucky
News-Democrat Messenger
Prawling Green
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