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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1923
Page
2
The Corydon Democrat, established 1856 with a circulation of 3400, lists editor and proprietor Lew M O Bannon. Foreign advertising through The American Press Association. display ads 40 cents per inch. readers 5 cents per line. subscription rates vary by duration and county.
Editorial notes cite Ex-Attorney General Wickersham backing the League of Nations as the sole path to global peace. Yale’s Irving Fisher says President Harding favored forming an association of nations to safeguard peace. China asserts the League has prevented war thus far.
New Haven reports emphasize the Covenant of the League of Nations as the world’s prime effort to avert war. Attorney General George W. Wickersham argues the league’s action remains practical amid Greece Italy disputes, noting the courtlike power of the covenant and the dangers of overruling sovereignty.
The speaker asserted the League has proven its ability to secure world peace and advance justice through equal treatment of all peoples. China is convinced a day will come when all nations join the League. Sidiskauskas of Lithuania argued that limited League competency and Council methods hinder its political role between countries like Lithuania and Poland.
The discussion critiques the League of Nations amid Greco Italian tensions and Corfu withdrawal talk. It notes that even with mediation by the Council of Ambassadors, the League faces scrutiny, while And its future authority depends on time and American involvement.
Windfall and picked apples available from Lud Beanblossom in Mauckport with harvest expected in about ten days. Local supplier notes fruit will be ready soon for pickup or sale.
Indiana conservation officers arrested 162 violators in June for fish and game law violations with 16 convictions and three case pendings. Fines and costs totaled 3 722 dollars. For nine months of the current year 1 224 arrests and 1 140 convictions, up from the prior year’s 1 293 arrests and 1 222 convictions.
Local notice advises purchasing fertilizers from the Harrison County Farm Bureau Inc at their Corydon warehouse anytime in town.
Notice from L. Loughry secretary of the Public Service Commission Indiana says September 24 1923 is the hearing day for Railroaders Gas Company Cor cordon seeking authority to issue 50000 in bonds. Hearing at 3 p m in Public Service Commission rooms State House Indianapolis.
Plaintiffs represented by C Blaine Trans. Attorney file complaint for sale of real estate in Harrison Circuit Court Corydon. Nonresidents Emma Rose and others must appear by November 6 1928 or the case will proceed in their absence. Seal of Clerk WM RR Stevens dated September 7 1923.
Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana appoint engineer Wm E Best and viewers Frank Reas and Jacob Schneider to re estimate the cost of constructing a free gravel road along Harrison and Jackson Townships after bids were not received due to an underestimated project cost. John L Windle Frank P. Lottick commissioners attest secretary duly signs.
Notice of a commissioner sale in the partition case of Carrie Nolot and others against Mabel Murr and others. Real estate listed includes 40 acres in the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 30 and various quarters in sections 29 and 30 in townships 2 and 3 east, with portions excluded by roads. Auction planned on the premises in Harrison County Indiana.
A Paoli packing house and salesroom on West Main Street advertises the Paoli Star brand apples. Grimes and Jonathan top varieties with prices from $2 to $1 per bushel, cash terms, sale date September 8, 1923.
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