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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1921
Page
6
Financial notice shows advertising representative terms for the American Press Association with subscription durations and rates for in county and out of county placements. It lists durations of one year six months three months and Puree months with corresponding prices and payment expectations.
Washington dispatch notes President urges immediate naval funding as Borah again pushes disarmament conference. Senate debate intensifies over a near half billion dollar naval program begun in 1916, with critics warning of Napoleonic zeal in shipbuilding and global tensions.
President Harding objects to including a call for a Navy disarmament conference in the navy appropriations bill as proposed by Senator Borah. The Senate Naval Committee began consideration of the $396 million measure, with Borah prepared to push the amendment and Administration forces expected to oppose it.
The Louisville Evening Post reports a power struggle between President Harding and Senator Lodge over a possible separate peace with Germany. The President vows to stay under the existing treaty and oppose any revived League of Nations, while the Senate may reject treaties but cannot negotiate. The New York Times highlights a serious executive vs Senate dispute, urging the President to stand firm.
The Louisville Evening Post on May 4 1921 argues a Democratic comeback is unlikely in the next U S House. It suggests Republicans will gain while Democrats must adapt to a government with minimal interference in business and individual liberties.
Sealed proposals will be opened June 7, 1921 for improving a 14515 foot section of the Lethco road in Heth and Boone townships Harrison County Indiana. Work includes labor and materials with bond for faithful performance. County reserves right to reject all bids and bidders must enter contract. Auditor Harrison County.
Notice from the Harrison County Board of Commissioners declares the intent to issue bonds totaling 13 470 dollars to finance highway improvements described in the Fred G. Messier et al. proceeding. Bonds run 15 years, payable semiannually, with installments of 449 dollars and 11 cents. Auditor Miles announces the notice to taxpayers in Harrison Township Indiana.
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