Harding and Daugherty on a Florida houseboat talk ships bill
The Louisville Times report from March 6 1978 depicts President Harding on a Florida coast houseboat with Attorney General Daugherty. They discuss the ships subsidy bill and the International Court of Justice while waves rise and the scene shifts to casual chatter and nautical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
President Harding
Florida
Daughtery
Aoroller
Mr. Harding
Linddie Bay
Mr. Daugherty
Wrarren
International Court of Justice
Senate
Tate
League
Geo. Marvey
George
Perkins
Laddie Boy
Airdale
Normeniey O
Louisville
Marcel
Confused Political Memoir Notes on Blaine Seymour Blair
The passage recaps a muddled reminiscence about 19th century campaigns and vice presidential candidates. It references John A. Blair Logan, General Leegan Leven, and Horatio Seymour, noting Democratic ticket defeats and early black enfranchisement amid a chaotic recall of Civil War era politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Star
John A. Leven
James G. Blaine
Biaty
Segiour
TSGS
Nother
Seymour
Blair
IGS
Traveling businessman probes local ads in town
A visiting businessman questioned which local businesspeople advertise and which do not. He remarked a line about not winking at dead people, then compared population densities noting China 225 per square mile, Japan 38706, and Australia with far fewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetnens
Ino
China
Japan
Australia
Brown's Cigarette Tax Plan Appears in Indiana Assembly
Mt Vernon’s Thomas B Brown, a Republican representative from Posey County, discusses a proposed cigarette tax amid Indiana’s Seventy third General Assembly. He notes Governor McCray’s Gasoline tax twin and says details of the plan will be drafted soon. Brown spent time gathering data from the Revenue Department and predicts the tax could yield about 250000 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Brown
Mt. Vernon
Tudiatua
Tudianapolis
Posey County
Brown
Representative Brown
State of
Indiana
Central Assembly
Warren T. McCray
Statehouse
Persourt
Thomas Bo Brown
Indianapolis
Ife
Flesry
Sraw
Federal Building Unit
Revenue Department
Jigeita
Mr. Brown
Jiggity
Governor McCray's Assembly Faces Tax Increases
Indianapolis March 3 Governor McCray faced a hostile legislature as his administration's tax program weakened. Republicans defect and aim to centralize valuations through a state board, risking higher taxes and limited taxpayer recourse. The outcome promises increased burdens, possible special session, and a GOP wrecking of party fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
McCrAy
Indiana
Assembly
House
State House
J. Frank Alan
Ivy
Didi
Larry SS
Behue
New
Republica State Committee
Farmers Hit by Republican Apathy in Indiana
Indiana voters see Republican leaders ignoring farmers demands after the recent session. Firebrands who served in the legislature failed to push their favorite bills and saw many of their opposed measures pass despite protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Callinicus Alleged Liquid Fire Ingredient Claim
The old Greek architect Callinicus is said to have invented liquid fire around 67S A D using naptha and quicklime as principal ingredients. The claim presents a legendary account of ancient warfare technology with uncertain historical detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callinicus
Farmers urge US aid to revive European markets
The National Council of Farm Co-operative Marketing Associations urges government action to restore normal European economic conditions. It notes US crops like cotton tobacco and wheat rely on European demand for prosperity of millions of American farm families. It calls for proactive US measures to aid Europe’s economic readjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Corydon Republicat
National Council of Farmers
Co-operative Marketing Association
Ostime
United States
Europe
The Reform School Controversy Over a 2 Million Reformatory
A newspaper denounces a 2 million dollar appropriation for a new State Reformatory at Pendleton, accusing Speaker Morgan of pushing it through by discreditable means. The editor questions why a 2 000 000 project near Jeffersonville sold for under a quarter of its value and urges Republican editors to explain to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Reformatory
Aft Pendleton
Riarymond C. Morgan
Jeffersonville
Governor McCray Vets Memorial Day Bill Veto
The governor vetoed the Memorial Day Bill after Attorney General advice found it unconstitutional. The piece was a push by the State American Legion to protect Memorial Day May 30 from races at Luciamapolis, drawing support from many Republicans and Democrats alike. Also listed is an agricultural sale notice near DePauw featuring multiple livestock including cattle hogs and calves with sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray
American Legion
Luciamapolis
Ile
Small Fry
Gary
John FE
Briscoe
Wayne Briscoe
DePa
Final Settlement of John Zabel Estate Before Court
Jacob J Zollman as executor files his account for the estate of John Zabel deceased with the Harrison County Court. Hearing set for March 30 1923 where heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob J.zollman
John Zabel
Jacob J. Zollaman
Clyde R. Lottick
Simplicity Broader Stoves Offer Low Cost Coal Burn
Simplicity Broader Stoves differ from others by burning soft coal and similar low cost frets successfully. Tested in the county last year, they perform the work. Write for circular or call J. J. Bulleit & Sons to arrange a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bulleit & S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corydon Democrat
Lew M.o.rannon
Corydon
Ind
THE
American Press Association
the Reformatory
Morgan Township
Bradford
Byrneville
C. F. Collins
Farrow
Buckeye and Brinley
Osborne
Oliver
Studebaker
Geo. Graf
Herman Fessel
Oba D. Fouts
S. A. Nolot
LIC Sale
Perseverance Chapel
Corydon and
Laconia Pike
Rch
Ohio
Elsa Richard
Eddie Smith
William S. Singleton
Corydon State Bank
Court House
Member
Federal Reserve System
William Ridley
Samuel Pfrimmer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!