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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
4
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The Indianapolis Star notes Senator Hiram Johnson’s rally as a demagogic critique of the League of Nations. It accuses Johnson of misrepresenting the covenant, reading little or none of it, and appealing to prejudice rather than argument.
Republican presses push anti administration rhetoric and railroad service criticism. This space provides corrections to false statements spread by newspapers and aims to set the record straight for the public about government railroad administration and related issues.
United States Senator Hiram Johnson of California chased President Wilson through the West to answer the Presidents Peace Treaty and League of Nations push. He was heading home but was recalled to Washington after reading Wilsons San Francisco speech. Johnson warns audiences that Turkish and Bulgarian treaties are not yet relevant since the U.S. is not at war with those nations.
The Indianapolis Star advocates strong action urging Senator Borah to be called in and removed. The piece frames the call as a decisive political move reflecting public demand and accountability.
Dan F. Stauth trustee of Harrison Township announces two weekly office days in the First National Bank building Corydon on Mondays and Saturdays to attend to official business. For urgent matters contact at his home 310-4w.
John C. Reas of Corydon Indiana offers sale choice seed rye. Contact Eureka Phone RR for arrangements.
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