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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
4
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A Corydon Republic editorial barrage questions the logic and decency of a rival editor's critique of President Wilson. The piece argues partisan editors obscure facts and warns that a senator who voted against a tax law cannot justify attacks on his record.
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette reports on McCray leading Severn gubernatorial backing with Jack Henley guiding the state committee. It details plans to split the Bush progressive vote by fielding a southern Indiana candidate from Evansville and encouraging Toner to challenge, aiming to curb progressive strength.
The Corydon Republican criticizes the Indiana tax law and questions why State Senator votes against it drew editor ire. The piece, dated Sept 11 1919, notes newspaper jabs from Democrat organs and editor reactions to political conflict.
The article attacks the Republican stance on President Wilson and the Paris Peace Conference. It questions what the Republican Congress has accomplished since being called into session and criticizes local and national Republican voices alleging defilement of the Senate majority and obstruction of peace efforts.
Mr and Mrs C C Roby their daughter Leora May Roby sister Miss Emma Roby niece Miss Florence Beckhart of Boone township toured California in July and August over a month visiting William Roby in Davis Gardner Kansas and Betty McIntire. They traveled by rail north and south routes and saw San Francisco Sacramento and Los Angeles including fruit farms and a Pacific dip.
C H Ginkins urges customers to contact his Old Reliable Monument Dealer about the New Muldoon Monument Co collaboration. He notes sixty years in business, quality granite and marble products from markers to large monuments, and warns prices will rise soon with rough stock up 60 cents per foot. Visit the old stand near the Kintner House at 810-2w.
Last week’s Democrat neglected to mention returning soldiers attending the Georgetown welcome. Henry H. Wise Andrew C. Keller John Rainbolt Robert Gibson Capt Geo W Briffett and Luther Miller praised Georgetown people for royal treatment. Soldiers greeted at the train given conveyance and a fine dinner with no expected contribution. They hope to return.
The Louden Hotel invites many guests to Corydon and offers rooms and meals with running water and bath facilities. Mrs Celestia Louden is proprietor. Call for business or court attendance. Albert Davis returns to Bloomington to enter Indiana University for his third year after serving in the United States Army including time in France. He was a Second Lieutenant of Coast Artillery Corps at discharge. J J Bultelt and Son announce arrival of field and poultry fence stock. We offer fair prices to supply your needs.
A survey of postwar unrest and spiritual upheaval notes a revival in the arts, especially music, across American cities. The All-Star Popular Concert Series features Amparito Farrar, Oscar Seagle, Barbara Maurel, Sascha Jacobsen, and Charles Harrison, with a strong turnout expected in New Albany. Perry Polson's sale lists livestock and farm stock in Corydon area.
Thomas W. Lamont of J P Morgan & Co returns from five months abroad with the American peace commission and says the world seeks peace to renew normal life and work. He blames Senate delays in ratifying the Peace Treaty for lingering low spirits in global business.
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