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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
2
Let the other fellow do the worrying
The phrase suggests shifting concern to another person, implying a division of anxiety or responsibility. It reflects a mindset of delegating unease rather than addressing the issue directly.
End of Another Perfect Day for Fatty Arbuckle
The article notes the disintegration of the second Arbuckle success as a closing of a flawless day for Fatty Arbuckle, highlighting the ongoing tensions surrounding his career and public image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatty
Strikers and State Troops Clash at Newport Mill
Strikers and state troops clashed at the rolling mill plants in Newport Kentucky with fighting and riot police presence reported. The passage notes that such differences cannot be settled with bullets, indicating ongoing labor tension and potential violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Kentucky
Drunk Activity Points to Nearby Still Near Covington
Reading of recent disturbances suggests a still may be hidden near Covington, with multiple drunk in evidence reports over the past days. Investigators seek leads on the operation and location to curb illegal production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Nature as the world’s greatest sculptor in Colorado sights
The author reflects on Colorado nature marvels seen years ago, noting that no human hand can rival the scenes and earth formations on display. The piece emphasizes nature as an unrivaled sculptor shaping landscapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Colorado
Rome elects Cardinal Achille Ratti pope Pius XI
The Sacred College at Rome elected Cardinal Achille Ratti Archbishop of Milan as pope to succeed the late Benedict XV and he has taken the name Pius XI. The great church has a duly erected pontiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred College
Rome
Achille Ratt
Milan
Italy
Benedict XV
Pius XI
River Avoids Freezing Despite Cold Weather
Report says the Ohio River stayed unfrozen due to large volumes of alcohol entering from upstream towns sewers notably Pittsboro and McKe's Rock. This unusual intake of liquor is blamed for preventing ice formation along the river during the extreme cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pittsboro
McKe's Rock
Optimism Grows as State’s Business Conditions Improve
State business conditions turn for the better with many closed enterprises resuming operations. Workers are being rehired and the full dinner pail is cited as a pacifist sentiment in the public mood.
Trials in California Cast Shadow on Morals in Arts
The recent murder trials in California involving screen artists and directors suggest the state and its cities encourage a questionable moral climate. Prosecution appears mere form as juries seem unwilling to convict those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Amore
End of Disarm Perley at Washington Adjourns Meeting
A Washington assembly concluded its session by adjournment at 11:30 a.m. Monday, with proceedings ending under parliamentary rule. The motion, labeled Sine Die, signifies the termination of the debate and formal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley
Washington
Government cuts and taxes drive Republican agenda in 1920s
Reports outline Republican plans to stabilize foreign loan debts and push key measures. Fordney tariff and soldiers bonus legislation advance, with Senate acting promptly. Posts on Indiana appointments, postmasters, and civil service reform accompany national fiscal tightening and veteran benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
United States
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Finance Committee
Harry S. New
Eas
Indiana
Harvey S. S. Bell
Galveston
Gay R. Paul
Ray
John W. Rudolph
Montgomery
Charles S. Ludley
Lewisville
Congress
Richard N. Elliot
Public Buildings and Grounds Committee
Post Office Department
Knightstown
Liberty
Millville
New Marion
Civil Service Commission
Lois W. Fairfield
Fairfield
Rep
National Conference of Indus
South Bend
Ind
Washington
Moore
Rochester
Chester White Journal
Everett Sanders
New Orleans
O. R. Luhring
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Lucy J. Perry
Mt. Vernon
Charles Perry
James D. Kniper
Boonville
India
Covington Indiana: A Progressive City on the Wabash
Covington Indiana is described as a thriving county seat on the Wabash River with the Dixie Highway and two railroads. It boasts a modern light and water plant, expansive streets, cement walks, and a central court house square. The city features strong banks, a theatre, library, high and grade schools, churches, and broad business opportunities amid an agricultural and coal region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Indiana
Fountain County
Court House
Wood urges ship subsidy to aid American merchant marine
Rep. Will R. Wood of Indiana tenth district, dean of the Indians congressional delegation, advocates house passage of subsidy legislation to maintain the American merchant marine. He spoke on the floor of the home chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will R. Wood
Indiana
The
Congressionals
City Officials Listing Names and Roles
City officials listed include Mayor A Baldwin Clerk Treasurer Claud B Philpott City Attorney Charles Lyons Chief Police Allen Shaff and Night Police. The fragment shows standard municipal positions and named officers.
Railroad Timetables Big Four No 35 No 37
The page lists officer names M Mayer President John LaTourette Treasurer H Dicken Secretary and references railroad timetables for Big Four Nos. 35 and 37.
New Deal Sought for Fountain County Republicans
The message calls for an inclusive party organization to support a square deal for all Republicans. It rejects bosses gangsters and tricksters and urges leaders who unite rather than divide. It emphasizes selecting a chairman and organization that represents every Republican from the least to the greatest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Harry S. New
Democratic Congress
Wilson
Senator New
Republican Congress
Fountain County
Illness of Frank Manlove Reported North of City
Frank Manlove, living north of the city, is said to be seriously ill with a ruptured blood vessel in his head. A fragment mentions a titled work and a local event, indicating a small item of community news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Manlove
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