Editorial volleys against Cox supporters and League of Nations
A countywide protest denounces a Corydon Republican statement urging vote for the Republican ticket as insulting to Democrats and League of Nations backers. The letter asserts loyalty by backing Governor Cox and Senator Taggart, while citing Mark Sullivan of the Indianapolis Star on Indiana political dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM Democrats
Governor Cox
Corydon
Stars and Stripes
Cox
League of Nations
Con
Carlton B. McCulloch
Thomas Taggart
Harding
McCray
Watson
Mark Sullivan
Indianapolis Star
Last Stonday
Indiana
James E. Watson
Goodrich
Sullivan
Republian
Republican National Committee
Harrison County
County records and tax boosts stir Harrison county race
The record shows County Treasurer William Taylor and the Board of Review supported 30 and 40 percent tax increases on personal property and buildings, raising taxes for many owners. Beanblossom, Taylor, and Voxes defend the action while critics urge voters to weigh public affairs under the current administration. The piece shifts to League of Nations debates and 1920 presidential contrasts, urging voters to consider policy positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taylor
Picard of Review
Beanpblissom
Voyles
Bfarriton County
Acord
Sam Mauch
Harrison County Assessors and Board of Review
Coodrich Administration
Harriscyp County Board of Review
Beanbeesorn, Taylor and
Voxes
Supreme Court
Harrison County
Cocdrich State Tax Board
Taylor
Emmett Jeanblossom
Sam Vavies
Beanblossom
Taylvor
William [Asylor
Heanhlessom
Ewing Campaign Gains Ground Amid League of Nations Debate
Democratic nominee John W. Ewing is praised for public affairs knowledge and campaign vigor. The piece urges support for Ewing and the League of Nations, contrasts Democratic and Republican stances, and notes local records and political warnings ahead of the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ewing
Congress
Evee Dempert
League of Nations
Mr. Ewing
War and German prejudice in American politics
A historical essay argues Republicans once urged immediate war against Germany and praises wartime sacrifice. It condemns modern Republican rhetoric as cynical, recalls Col. John McRae and Flanders fields, and urges support for the League of Nations to honor fallen soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
United States
Germany
dAughes
Itun
Indiana
Congress
America
Wilson
France
War Department
Camp Taylor
Christ
Warding
Flanders Fields
John McRae
Flanders
Flander
Public Sale on Fifteenth November 1920 Farm Auction
Public auction set for Thursday November 11 1920 on the Crandal and Byrneville road sale of twelve Jersey cattle including milch cows and heifers one registered Jersey bull nine hogs three dozen Rhode Island Red pullets hens and roosters one general purpose horse farming tools and equipment with credits nine months and four percent discount for cash terms announced by Dr Guy D Baker Adam Baker and John Wolfe Auctioneer Homer Wright Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandal
Crandall and
Byrneville
Jersey
S. C. Rhode Island
Guy D. Baker
Adam Baker
John Wolfe
Homer Wright
Henry Day
Peter Day
School House
Franklin Township
John Seipel
Dazey Ipsis Churns Mentioned at Miles Variety Store
A brief ad fragment indicates a churn product labeled Dazey or similar at Miles Variety Store with a price or model note 627-2w. The line suggests a local retail listing for kitchen churns and related equipment.
Local teachers attend State Association in Indianapolis
Local educators and county teachers spent several days last week at the State Teachers Association in Indianapolis. The entry notes new storage battery stock at Miller's Electric Shop and various local notices including sales of pure bred stock and farm implements.
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Indianapolis
State Teachers’ Association
Miller’s Electric Shop
Brewster Child Undergoes Tonsil Adenoid Operation
Gordon Brewster of Elizabeth was taken to Corydon by Dr. Fred Bierly for an operation to remove tonsils and adenoids performed by Dr. J C Bottorff. Mr and Mrs Boyd Love of near New Amsterdam have left for Fort Wayne to work in a hospital for the Tagane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Winders
Borden
Winder
Joe Moyars
New Amsterdam
Gordon
John Brewster, Jr
Elizabeth
J.C. Bottorff
Corydon
Fred Bierly
Boyd Love
Fort Wayne
Local Names In Draft Notice Include Four Couples
The fragment lists Elmer Otto Schweinhart and Josephine Bernadette Hall with Emery Lawrence Schweinhart and Elizabeth Christena Hall, John P. Showmaker and Leona E. Seipel, Karl M. Woods and Mildred Marie Boone. It mentions a place called Thomas' sal o th and a bargain dated November 27 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Otto Schweinhart
Josephine Bernadette Hall
Emery Lawrence Schweinhart
Elizabeth Christena Hall
John P. Showmaker
Leona E. Seipel
Karl M. Woods
Mildred Marie Boone
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Corydon Republican Force
Taggart
League
Council of the League
Council of the League Covenant
Congress of the United States
Russia
Turkey
Mexico
Ewing
Repubican
Leagie of Nations
James M. Cox
Orville, O
Jardinge
Soing
Scott Township
Wicson
Aby
Fred Kerry
No. 10
Maude Getzendanner
Miss Cincel
Louisville
Cincil
Eureka
C. P. Gurley
Davidson
Ind
Lon Stonecipher
Chapel
Nebraska
Ira Smith
Boswell
Mary Stonecipher
Mildred
C. W. Smith
Linders
Walter McAdams
Manila
Porto Rico
McAdams
Swarens & Adaw
Undertakers
Ramsey Crandall and
Depauw
H. H. Miller
Bernard B. Shively
Marion
C. A. Hunt
Jeffersonville
Lew M. O'’Bannon
Moberly
Armour’s
Miles’ Variety Store
Thomas’ Saloth