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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1923
Page
6
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Prominent Republicans and Harvard's Dr Lowell accuse President Harding of breaking campaign promises on the League of Nations while supporters tout its achievements. Secretary Hughes once backed entry but reportedly opposes it now, and Harding’s stance on the International Court faces party resistance as both sides may join to push the Court proposal.
Senator Jim Watson spoke in Salon on Friday gathering political allies and discussing administration achievements and tax policy. The event noted close association with WI CL Berkey and criticism of local governance, with expectations of future electoral statements in Yeesehate.
In a Wash- Woodon Daily News editorial note from 1914 the author hails a shift toward an adverse trade balance being desired to bolster gold reserves. The piece critiques tariff makers for chasing domestic price gains while praising American producers and consumers for benefiting from higher prices abroad.
Washington report on the Thirty-one Republicans who campaigned for the League of Nations during 1920 and how their push to bind the United States to international obligations met with opposition from President Harding and allies. The piece notes Dr A Lawrence Lowell and John Clarke urging restraint and discusses Senate dynamics involving James W Wadsworth Elihu Root and Henry Lodge figures.
The piece notes a shift from rural to urban living with the county now more urban than rural. It argues farmers face hard times as young men seek city jobs, threatening crop growth and family effort. It concludes that society depends on farmers and their toil should be recognized and rewarded.
The text argues that after the war farm prices fell and goods prices should drop, but Republican action favored campaign supporters pushing up manufactured product prices. It claims paid lobbyists steered legislation, while farmers bore the tariff burden as the party resisted price relief.
Rellie J. Lottich daughter of Jaech nya Diinha Treece born in New Adbany died May 12 1925 after a prolonged illness aged seven months and reigned as a devoted parishioner of the Methodist church. She leaves sister Lawn Preece and brothers doh Preece Williaam Preece and George Treece, two daughters Tidna Peart Lottich and dda Peart Lottich, two grandsons Lynne Lottich and Vernedottich, and a large extended family including Mary Cus of Winfield Kentucky Edward Preece of Louisville and Charles Treece of Viizabeth Indiana.<|vq_2088|>
In a revivalist cadence the poem honors soldiers who sacrificed for freedom. The verse lauds their courage and denounces envy and pain, urging readers to lay laurels and pay homage while spring winds recall sacrifice. John H. H. McGough is cited from the New York Times.
At Hancock Chapel SC the Big Seven Sewing Club elected Rudy Kennedy president Fmart Vorles treasurer and secretary Alliene Pillars cheer leader Cora Davis publicity officer after a May 24 meeting and set the next gathering for June 14 1922.
Plaintiff files complaint for divorce listing Lela Trobaugh as a non resident necessary party. Notice requires her appearance by September term beginning September 3, 1923, at Corydon Court House. failure to appear will lead to judgment in her absence. Clerk WM BR Stevens signs the notice. attorney is Tilden T. Gobbel.
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