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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
2
Encouraging Youth to Fuel Noble Inspirations for Leadership
The message urges uplifting youth to foster nobler ideals and hints at shaping a future President. It warns that political success cannot be achieved by belittling loyal supporters and that victory requires truth, not fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Court records show juveniles ordered to Sunday School
In Akron 38 boys and 37 girls faced juvenile court arraignment while 24 boys and 23 girls attended Sunday School under suspended sentences. The figures merit study by courts using religious instruction as a condition of leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Indiana Primary Race Looms Between Senators
Indications point to forcing Hon Albert J Bercady into the race against Hon Harry S New for Senator before the primary. Both are able men who have held high office and are nationally known. If Beveridge enters the race he has many friends in Indiana and the contest will be warm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Albert J. Bercady
Harry S. New
Beveridge
Machine politics versus party organization in politics
The piece argues machine politics may boost individuals briefly but harms the party, while true organization trains leaders and consolidates members to bring lasting success. It emphasizes that the people demand a fair deal and reject trickery and cunning as elements of machine politics.
Uncertainty in Indiana Politics Amid Slump and Tax Pressure
The article notes broad political uncertainty in Indiana due to slow congressional progress, falling farm prices, weak public markets, and high taxes. It suggests anticipated results before November but warns they may not be disastrous despite economic strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Congress
Keynote on Success: Stand for Parts Not Individuals
A reader notes that success hinges on focusing on components rather than individuals or a joke. The remark stresses structural effort and collaborative groundwork as essential to achievement.
Purnell Set For May Primary Nomination
Congressman Fred 8 Purnell of this district will face a clear field for the May primary to seek re nomination and election to a second term. The letter lauds his fourth term as representative, calls him a fearless tactful advocate of Republican principles, aligned with the administration, and a hard conscientious worker for his constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred 8.Purnell
Purnell
Congress
Washington theatre disaster prompts fleeting public concern
An account recalls a Washington DC theatre calamity where many people died and hundreds were injured. The piece laments the public's brief attention after such disasters and urges a lasting respect for life beyond momentary interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Power of the People Against Centralized Utilities Change
An Indianapolis protest targets a Utilities Commission merger of major state electrical utilities. The writer questions concentrated authority, arguing centralized power harms the people, local units, and private business and warns of danger ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
The
Utilities Commission
Commission
Remarkable gathering of Republican editors in Indianapolis
The Republican Editorial Association meeting in Indianapolis brought together leading editors from Republican papers, along with national and state officials and political workers. The event outlined views, forecast the outlook, and discussed national issues, underscoring the press and editors as a major factor shaping party public sentiment and future policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Acord
Primary Law Hurdles Reflected In Political Careers
The author argues that primary laws are resisted by those in power to preserve control. The delay stems from the broad canvass required and the uncertain outcomes. They warn of slips between voters’ expressed wishes and final candidate selection, which can thwart the people’s true will.
Covington Indiana A Progressive City With Many Amenities
Covington Indiana population 2060, county seat of Fountain on the Wabash River. The Dixie Highway, Big Four and Wabash railroads serve a thriving commercial area with modern light and water plants, paved streets, and many cement sidewalks. The town hosts two strong banks, a trust company, a theatre, library, schools, six churches, and diverse agricultural and coal interests nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Indiana
Fonetain
Nettbe
Beekeeping Inspector Plans Reach Indiana Counties
Indiana state entomologist expands bee inspection to all counties. One inspector to attend beekeepers meetings across numerous counties from February through March planning disease control and better methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
State Conservation Department
Pring
Frank N. ‘Wallace
Indiana
Wallace
C. C.yost
Owen County
Greene County
Sullivan County
Vanderburg County
Posey County
Knox County
Daviess County
Gibson County
Oakland City
Hendricks County
Fulham County
Montgomery County
Fountain County
Warren County
Wapash County
Huntington County
Newton County
Lake County
Porter County
St. Joseph County
Cass County
Elkhart County
Noble County
Kosciusko County
Whitley County
Tipton County
Boone County
Clay County
Bartholomew County
Jackson County
City Officials Named In Local Government List
City authorities include Mayor Clerk Treasurer Ge Wert Baldwin Claud B. Philpott City Attorney Charles Lyons Chief Police Allen Shaff Night Police with duties outlined for municipal governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
Ge Wert
A. Baldwin
Claud B. Philpott
Charles Lyons
Allen Shaff
Mayer and LaTourette Lead Local Office Roster
President Z. M. Mayer, with treasurer C. H. Dicken and secretary St John LaTourette, head a small local office team as listed in the roster. The fragment shows positions and names, indicating a formal organizational structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. M. Mayer
St John LaTourette
H. Dicken
Indiana survey probes city sewerage disposal plans
The division of engineering and the conservation department in Indiana have sent questionnaires to city engineers and town clerks to assess sanitary sewerage and industrial wastes poured into public waterways. The 1919 acts authorize the survey to help towns dispose of wastes and curb stream pollution statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Division of Engineering
John C. Diggs
State Department
Richard Lieber
Conservation Department
Enginering Division
Who Do You Say It Is Covington Business Leader
A Cleveland Covington newspaper feature recalls a prominent local businessman from about 30 years ago asking readers to identify the portrait subject. The item invites public guesswork on a long-ago figure among Covington’s professional elite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Local business notes from southeast Richland and Williamsport
Lloyd Twiddy conducted business in southeast Richland Thursday morning and advertised W L Douglas work shoes sold by Albert Hegg and Sons. A. H. Haun of Williamsport was in town Monday. Abe now owns the Crane farm northwest of Stone Bluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Twiddy
South East Richland
W. L. Douglas
Albert Hegg & Sons
A. H. Haun
Williamsport
Abe
Stone Bluff
Notice of administration in Fountain County Indiana
The Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana appoints Robert N Voliva as administrator of Hannah Martins estate. The notice states the estate is claimed to be solvent and lists dates 1 20 22 23 with attorney Roberts name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Fountain County
Circuit Court
Hannah Martin
Robert N. Voliva
Atty
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