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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
2
Circulation figure listed as 3460 with editor and proprietor Lew M. O Bannon. Post office details indicate standard second class matter at Corydon Indiana.
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A New York World editorial argues Senator Harding aims to discredit the League of Nations to aid Republican campaigns. It cites Polish and Lithuanian acceptance of arbitration and Paderewski's call for peace as proof the League is functioning and vital for preventing renewed devastation.
The article argues that the Federal Reserve Banking Law, enacted under Woodrow Wilson, is crucial for the nation's economy. It claims Republicans aim to alter it to favor Wall Street, warns of calamity if changes occur, and cites Democratic praise and bank stability data from 1918 1919 to support the law's success.
Democratic headquarters offer copies of the League of Nations while Republican offices lack any copy. Democrats tout readers as bold enough for the people to study the entire document and form opinions.
In Des Moines on October 7, Warren G. Harding declared he rejects League of Nations obligations and urged voters to support the Democratic ticket to avoid the folly of the alliance. He aligned with Borah and Johnson against Taft Hoover Wickersham Root and other Republican figures and editors.
A Louisville preacher Dr E L Powell declines to join a Marion rally of about seventy five preachers to press Senator Harding on entering the League of Nations. Powell argues for American honor, calls for a public Stand from Harding, and condemns political exploitation of Christian ideals in this campaign.
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