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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1922
Page
6
The Corydon Democrat lists circulation 3406 and post office details with foreign advertising representatives. Display ads cost 25 cents per inch per insertion with various rates for 6 and 8 line formats and special standing ad rates. Subscriptions differ by in county and out of county, with advance pricing for out of county.
National conference of bar associations urges stricter training for lawyers. Chief Justice Taft supports full college courses, while Elihu Root and Judge Clarence Goodwin cite flawed access and misfeasance in practice. The piece highlights bias toward the educated and calls for higher standards to ensure equal justice.
A garbled piece discusses a former senator and business leaders in Vinseedon and Palitica. It mentions archcon authority and nonpartisan views on international compacts, criticizing partisan terms and urging neutral frameworks for relations. The text is unclear but centers on governance and foreign policy.
The Indianapolis Star argues that treaty ratification must be judged on national interest and merit, not politics. It cites Beveridge and New as partisan figures and notes the upcoming Indiana primary and general election battles.
Calvin Goss a Floyd County native aged sixty nine died at Clark's Point Idaho while running a local newspaper. His brother D L Goss of Chapel Hill and three other brothers Preston Edward and Frederick survive him along with a third wife and five children. Goss began in publishing at twenty three in Fredericksburg Indiana and operated papers in Arcadia Canada and three western locales before settling in Clark's Point. Burial plans likely in Clark's Point.
Ex Governor Samuel M. Ralston yields to party pressure and enters the Indiana Democratic primary for U S Senator on May 2. Supporters note his humble beginnings and record as governor, urging Harrison County Democrats to nominate him and predicting victory over Beveridge or New in November.
The Eureka Telephone Company stockholders are notified to meet at the Court House in Corydon Indiana at 11 o'clock A M on March 11 1922 to consider methods to raise money for current expenses until funds are deposited in Corydon National Bank and for other lawful business. By order of Directors A R McRae President S D Breeden Secretary
Floyd County candidate C Pralle Erni seeks Democratic nomination for state senator in a district including Othya Barron and Crawford Counties. Party convention and nomination rules apply as announced by the local Democratic committee.
JAP W. TURLEY is a Democratic candidate for Treasurer in Bare risen Canny Indiana. The Democratic party of sid county sponsors the primary on May 2.
A list of Democratic nominees and contenders for the sheriff race across Harrison and adjacent counties. Names include D Mauck Secor township, John K Morrison, Andrew Stierstedt, Richard Cochran, and George Happier, each subject to primary action of the county party on May 2 or May 9.
A garbled OCR item lists several candidates and parties for county offices in Parson County with references to Democratic and other party actions and a primary date around May 2. The readable fragments name August and Yoceem as a candidate for recorder and mention party subjects and county primaries.
Ed B. Love Eli Miller and Douglas Cunningham seek the Democratic nomination for Harrison County Assessor in Indiana. The primary is set for May 3 as the party governs its selection process.
David C. Fouts seeks the Democratic nomination for Harrison County First District commissioner with primary May 2. David F. Adams runs in Bar rison County First District, subject to party action at the May 2 primary.
Frank Lotich and John M. Bickfl announce candidacies for Indiana Harrison County Second District commissioner on the Democratic primary ballot. The filings indicate party primary action in the county.
Candidates seek the Democratic nomination for Harrison township posts with primary action set for May 2. Charles H. Toler James E. Smith known as Ed Charles Fravel William J. Bottorff and Smith K. Askren are listed as contenders for trustee or assessor subjects to party action at the primary.
Frankereas is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Trustee of Webster township subject to the action of the Democratic party of said township at the primary May 2. John EisenmelnGer is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Trustee of Webster township subject to the action of the Democratic party of said township at the primary May 2.
William H Stewart, Herman C Brown and Charles Neel are named as candidates for the Democratic nomination for Trustee of Taylor township Harrison county Indians subject to the action of the Democratic party at the primary May 2.
A list of Democratic candidates for township trustee positions shows John R. Pitman Joseph A Gettelfinger Edward W Simon Leonard W Rigot W W Lawson and William F Rudell with primary action dates in May. George Adam Jr is also listed as a candidate in the May primary.
John Wott Martin Hausz and George G Miller are listed as Democratic nominees seeking the party’s nomination for Trustee of Franklin Township Indiana. The filing notes their candidacies are subject to party action and primary proceedings.
Stroude L Sonner runs in Waxhinton township for Democratic nomination as Trustee with primary set May 9. The race centers on local governance and party support ahead of the voting:Waxhinton township.
In Harrison County Indiana the Democratic primary on May 2 lists 4UCBERT FERRER as a candidate for Trustee of Mor gan township and PHILIP A. JACOBI as a candidate for Trustee of Mor van township subject to the action of the party.
Levi M. Sappenfield is a candidate for Morgan township, subject to the action of the Democratic party at the primary. The notice signals party proceedings and the name of a candidate set to appear on the ballot in the township race.
A candidate named Lafel MottaMs of New Amsterdam enters the race for Assessor of Washington Township. The declaration notes party affiliation and submission date May 2.
The OCR text references a primary on May 2 in a county, naming concerns with the Dem or OCRATA groups and election duties. It is a fragmentary note about election administration and a date for voting.
Fragmentary OCR lists GOOTRR OL OOS as a candidate for a political office and BRYAN FISSO for the Democratic rotation in Vesna. It references a township sublectote Erin and an aegis Party, with a stray date placeholder indicating primary on the 7th.
Grover Berry and Charles Robertson seek the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Taylor Township in the May 2 primary.
Spencer Township candidates are set for the Democratic primary. Omer A. Hortron is seeking the party nomination in Spencer Township Harrison County Indians area and Hubert A. Davis is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Spencer Township.
L O Wiseman seeks the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Harrison township Harrison county Indiana at the May 2 primary. R F Cunningham runs for the Democratic nomination for Assessor at the May 3 primary. Guy H Hess Jr also seeks the Democratic nomination for Harrison township Assessor at the May 2 primary.
Eight candidates seek the Democratic nomination in Webster Township Harrison County. Elfr F. Smith and Madcon vie for the assessor and treasurer posts, subject to the township primary on May 2 as the party caucus action dictates.
In Morgan township the Democratic party nominates Fierman N Ffirssel for Assessor and Obad Fouts for Assessor with both candidates subject to the party's primary action. The wording confirms the slate for the township's Democratic nomination as set by the local party meeting.
Frank St Vens seeks the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Jackson township pending party review at the May primary. Joseph A Reitz also files for the Democratic nomination for Jackson township Assessor awaiting the township party's action at the primary.
Walter A Ptats eon launches his campaign for the Democratic nomination to lead Posey township governance, subject to regional party affirmation and local election rules.
A campaign notice shows ALERT MESEMER as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Assessor in Franklin Township. The filing references the party and position with a May 2 deadline noted in the county clerk’s public notice.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a primary voting action tied to the Democratic party in Ulre River Township. No clear date or full details are readable, but mentions party activities and township alignment with the primary process.
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