Yap note sparks debate on sovereignty and League role
The Louisville Evening Times argues Secretary Hughes must back the Yap note as part of a broader decision by Harding and Hughes. It contends Versailles did not surrender sovereignty and urges U S participation in the League of Nations, warning against remaining outside the world coalition.
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The Great President Wilson in Gardiner's London Review
A. G. Gardiner praises President Wilson in the London Daily News for his eight year tenure and his quest for world peace. He notes Wilson's humanity and limitations, calls his diplomacy a miscalculation, and suggests history will judge him as a grand figure despite mixed contemporary reception.
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London Daily News
A. G. Gardiner
Wilson
Gardiner
Maioris
Faris
Europe
America
The
Democrat
England
Woodrow Wilson
Paris
Holo caust of Hate and Political Feud in County
A Republican clash over postwar beliefs in Corydon and New Albany, led by Lew M. O Bannon as committee chair and Walter Montgomery opposing Democratic views. The Corydon Democrat editor faces GOP criticism from the New Albany Tribune amid a disputed editorial clash.
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Corydon Republican
New Albany Tribune
Republican
Lew
Montgomery
Lew M. O’bannon
Corydon Democrat
Walter Montgomery
Falsely Accusing Republicans Nero Analogy Sparks Editorial Dispute
The Corydon Democrat reports a heated exchange after Mr. Lew M. O Bannon praised the GOP while criticizing postwar Republican conduct. The piece defends Democratic editors and quotes criticism of Republicans over armistice terms, Wilson’s presidency, and the Paris peace process.
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Lew M. O’ Bannon
Corydon Democrat
Republican Party
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Democratic Editorial Association
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Rome
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Tribune
Montgomery
Republian
America
Editor's attack labeled worst political campaign in history
The piece accuses Republican leaders of launching a vile postwar smear campaign against President Wilson, citing harsh phrases used by Louisville Times editor and demanding correction of prior statements. It argues the Tribune editor should acknowledge fault and distinguish postwar actions from wartime conduct.
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Louisville
Wilson
Louisville Times
Woodrow Wilson
Montgomery
the Times
The
Democrat
the Tribune
Prominent Republican Critiques Fordney Tariff for Wheat
The piece cites A. Elepuurn a longtime Republican leader and former Currency Committee chairman who argues the Fordney Emergency Tariff Bill imposing a wheat tariff is absurd. He says tariffs on exports do not lower prices and warns such measures harm farmers and U.S. industries, urging restraint until global trade normalizes.
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Democrat
Corydon Republican
Harding
Elepuurn
United States
Campaign Slush Funds Questioned Across Parties
The piece recalls Governor Cox charging a Republican slush fund of millions in the last campaign. It cites Will Hays denying the claim as false, then notes post election investigations showing large contributions. It parallels 1904 charges by Parker with later revelations about big donors to Republicans.
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Cox
Will H Hays
Republican National
G. O. BP
America
Parker
Republican
Roosevelt
Lane
Judee Parker
Auction in Crandall to feature cash discount offer
The notice states a four percent cash discount is offered in usual terms. The Ladies Aid Society of Crandall will provide lunch on the ground. John Wolfe is the auctioneer with W H Dyer as clerk.
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John Wolfe
W. H. Dyer
Republican Defaulter Accusation Sparks State Debate
The State Board of Accounts charges ex State Auditor Otto Klauss with a $3985 shortfall in his office funds and Governor McCray may refer the case to the Attorney General. The piece notes partisan tensions, past defalcations in other administrations, and questions Republican accountability. A Cedar Farm M E church event is announced for March 12 at Pleasant View School House to support the church.
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Otto Klauss
Klauss
Jesse Eschbach
McCray
Krauss
Goodrich
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Mr. Klauss
Hanly
Eccourt
McKinley
Wilson
Ladies of the
Cedar Farm
M. FE
Boone Township
Pleasant View School Mouse
Cedar Farm Church
Passes Seventy Ninth Milestone at Corydon
David B K Salis aged seventy nine on March 1 marks his upcoming eightieth year. A Civil War Union veteran, he and wife are noted for frugality and a well kept Corydon home. Mrs Salis has been ill but is improving and hopes for full recovery.
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David BK. Salis
Dave
Uncle Sam
Corydon
Mrs. Salts
Public Sale Near Crandall Details Personal Property
I will sell on March 16 one half mile east of Crandall Indiana my personal property including horses cattle farming implements and household furniture. June 16 will be served in the Ladies Aid of the United States Church of Crandall. Orelia A Fowler M2 2w
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Dolly Dollars
Heckla
Knox
Rieter
Deerlick
Laverne
Randson Noble
Oakland
Milwaukee
Jones
Oliver
Crandall
Ind
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U. S. Church of
Orelia A. Fowler
Daughter Born to Hunt Family in Latham Illinois
Born March 1 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Leo Hunt of Latham Illinois She is named Louis Fern Mrs Hunt formerly of Laconia daughter of Mr and Mrs Q P Anderson
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Latham, IL
Louis Fern
Hunt
Laconia
Q. P. Anderson
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