Gov. Goodrich Contract Prompting Political Debate
The piece questions state dealings with Globe Mining Co under Gov Goodrich and alleges favoritism toward the governor’s son and partner in a coal contract. It urges the State Board of Accounts head Mr Eschbach to open investigations if any official shows bias, asking if Eschbach remains on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Mining Company
Goodrich
Moorman
Indiana
Gov. Goodrich
Department of the
Union
State Board of Accounts
Eschbach
Mr. Eschbaen
Splitting Their Party Over the Treaty Debate
The Louisville Evening Post notes Republican senators may split the party over the peace treaty and the League of Nations. A New York rally by the National League to Enforce Peace featured Herbert Parsons George W Wickersham and Oscar S Straus. It argues Republicans risk wrecking their party while implying many in the party support the treaty and the League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
New York City
Auspdes
National League
Herbert Parsons
New York
George W. Wickersham
United States
William H. Wadhams
Columbia University
Oscar S. Straus
Roosevelt
Germany
United States Senate
Strang
Louisville Evening Post
Editorial proposes Protestant unity to Christianize Europe
Homer Fisher argues that churches should unite across denominations to aid Europe and Russia, envisioning a massive Protestant-led effort with all Christian groups in the United States backing it. He cites Russia under the czar and notes Americans’ struggle to understand denominational divisions. The piece suggests Mitchell's multi-group growth and imagines a united church, Sunday School, and minister in one town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Fisher
Europe
Russia
United States
Mitchell
Mitcheil Commercial
Indiana Business Protests Tax Reform Meant to Hurt Profits
Indiana business leaders press their opposition to Governor Goodrich tax reform amid rising corporate assessments. Evansville officials report 300 to 460 percent increases in plant valuations while other firms fear higher war taxes. The Indianapolis News notes officials cooperate with the tax board while revealing broad discontent inside the Republican machine. A prosperity note from the Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers Association cites record sales and high wages as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
James P. Goodrich
Evansville
Indianapolis News
Vanderburg County
Philip Zoercher
State Tax Board
Samual L. May
Chamber of Commerce
William M. McCurdy
Hercules Buggy Company
Focal
Wm. H. McCurdy
Republican State
Severin Hotel
Cgoodrich
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republican State Administration
Republican Tax Board
Mr. McCurdy
Board of Review
County Board of Tax Review
Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association
Columbia Club
Obituary for Anna Reed Snyder 1875 1919
Anna Reed Snyder died June 14 1919 aged 44 born to Harve and Mary Reed married Joseph Snyder August 20 1895. They had ten children seven sons and three daughters with two sons dying in childhood. Survived by husband five sons three daughters one brother Harvey Reed of Vinces Indiana and a half brother John Reed of Alabama. She joined the U B Church and after illness sought closer faith and expressed peace in death. Funeral held June 15 at 3 PM preached by Rev. C K Dillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna (Reed) Snyder
Harve and
Mary Reed
Joseph Snyder
Harvey Reed
Vinces Ind
John ©. Reed
Alabama
U. B. Church
Ernest Roberts
C. K. Dillman
Snyder
Senators Clash Over League of Nations Monroe Doctrine
In a Senate debate last week Senator McCumber of North Dakota argued that the League of Nations would give world sanction to the Monroe Doctrine, while opponents claim the League extends the Monroe Doctrine globally to shield small nations.
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United States
League of Nations
League
McCumber
North Dakotas
Senate
Monroe Doulrine
The Marines' Hymn Recited From Halls of Montezuma
The verse extols the United States Marines with lines about fighting the country’s battles on land and sea. It praises the corps and its flag, recalling campaigns in snow and tropics and ends with a toast to the Marines and their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Tripoli
United States Marine
United States Marines
Army
Navy
United States
Lightning protection wiring offered by Diamond Cable Company
Tam Stover promotes Lightning Reds copper wire and Diamond Cable Company installations with a $500 guarantee. He claims 65 years in business and urges customers to wire buildings before summer storms. Stover requests payment of overdue accounts and advertises Eureka Corydon Indiana contact details.
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Tam
Diamond Cable Company
James NI. Stover
Corydon
Indiana
Mi4
Death of Dr L D Ferree in Stafford Kansas
Dr L D Ferree died after seven months illness from tuberculosis following influenza in Stafford Kansas aged 27. Born March 23 1892 in Laconia Indiana he graduated McKillip Veterinary College Chicago 1917 married Harriet Frank May 22 1915 with two children, William Lloyd and Barbara Elizabeth. Survived by wife, two children, one brother and four sisters, service held at home and body taken to Indiana. obituary notes his courage and service as a veterinarian.]]
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L. D. Ferree
J. Frank Moore
Indiana
Maude Rusmisel
Kansas City
Lorenzo Dow Ferree
Laconia
Stafford
Kansas
William
Katherine Ferree
McKillip Veterinary College of Chicago
Harriett Frank
Willam Lloyd
Barbara Elizabeth
Claude H. Ferree
Ed Furay
Dayton
Ohio
Frank Henneman
John Jones
Louisville
Kentucky
Tom Hays
Kan
Notice to road contractors in Harrison County Indiana
Harrison County Indiana board of commissioners invites sealed bids for a 4410 foot highway improvement named the Ian P McRae road. Estimated cost 12969 dollars. Bids due July 5 1919 by 2 PM. Bond required double bid. Affidavit of noncollusion mandatory. Bid must meet plans specifications on file with the county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Harrison County
Board of Commissioners
Corydon
Indiana
Ian P. McRae
Bam C. Mauck
Harigon
Gresham and Markel advertise fertilizers and grain trading
Lanerville Indiana firm Gresham and Markel promote fish brand fertilizers seed feeds and wholesale retail grain services. They boast a new building and 24 7 service for farmers including road assistance and Ford and car repairs from J A Fowler Central Indiana location.
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Gresham & Markel
Lanerville
Ind
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Prb Ienquare
State
Heaven
Dr. L. B. Ferree
Jersey
Hureka Phone
ED Beanblossom
Mauckport
ROYAL
Dayton Airless
Ford
Eureka
Dave
Bam Thor
F. Pinaire
Euyska
Rameey
End
Cétyden
Exebanze
Jaee
New Albany
Corydon National Bank
Central
Zenaine Ford
J. A. Fowler
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