President Caranza linked to border outrages, post notes
The Covington Post Office carries second class mail as reports connect President Caranza with outrages against Americans and border raids. It suggests a Republican National administration may hold him to account, and comments on Mexico under the Wilson regime and Texas politics.
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Covington
Caranza
South Western Republic
Mexico
Wilson
Texas
Democratic party abandons presidential bid aims in Indiana
The piece argues the Democratic Party cannot win the presidency and plans to focus on Indiana to carry the state in the coming election. It claims Democrats attack Republican leaders to defame their character and discredit their records, urging Republicans to ignore such tactics.
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Democratic Party
Indiana
Trixittle
Fragmentary Notion on Politics and Corporate Liquidity
The fragment notes that politics and business principles intertwine and suggests bankruptcy begins when a firm's operations go awry, yet the text remains incomplete and unclear about specific causes or entities involved.
County Party Unity Key to Press Cooperation
The author warns that county and state party groups must cooperate with national bodies or risk defeat. Boycotts and coercion by local organizers undermine unity, as seen in historical Democratic losses and current tensions led by Hi Man Newlin and allies. The piece argues that a united party relies on a strong press and nationwide cooperation.
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Democratic Party
Hi Man Newlin
Goodrich and Watson factions avoid party conflict in Iowa
The text argues that Democratic reports of Goodrich and Watson as opposing factions within the state Republican party should be treated with caution by Republicans. It says Republicans should not antagonize their leaders over Democratic commentary and stresses there is no real conflict since Goodrich runs for president and Watson for U S Senator.
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Goodrich
Watson
Republican National Convention Set for Chicago June 8 1920
National Chairman Will Hays issued the convention notice naming Chicago as the site and June 8 1920 as the date for nominating President and Vice President. Each state gets four delegates at large and two per Congressional District totaling about 984 delegates and as many alternates. Delegates will be chosen by primaries or by state or congressional conventions as applicable.
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Will H. Hays
Chicago
In- Giang
Congressiones
Press as Vehicle for Party Unity and Public Opinion
The national and state Republican committees use the Republican and Independent press to spread party principles. They recognize the media's role in educating voters and shaping opinion to unify sentiment across the nation.
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Natinal
Republican
Miss Nellie Cossey Weds Mr King In Darwille Union
Gess ie Forwards Miss Nellie Cossey daughter of Mr and Mrs James Cossey united in marriage Saturday January 17 to Mr King of Darwille They will reside in Connersville Ind where Mr King and his brother run an electric supply store Also noted marriage of Tessie Saddler to Floyd Cordrey of Mugene with plans to live in South Dakota on a rented 360 acre farm.
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Nellie Cossey
James Cossey
Mr. King
Darwille
Connersville
Ind
Tessie Saddler
A. D. Saddler
Floyd Cordrey
Mugene
South Dakota
A. E. Clem
Danville
A. W. Banks
Camp Grant
Local social notes from Perrysville and nearby towns
Perrysville notes many residents and visitors from Danville Newport and Tilton. Counts include Mrs Jennie Strauser Lewis Watt Mahalie Trosper Ruth Anderson Pearl Lewin and others visiting relatives or returning home. Several callers and shoppers from Danville Gessie and Westville are listed with brief movements and illness updates.
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Lewis Watt
Danville
Pauline Hermiling
Miss Bees Saunders
Cayuga
John T. Lowe
Newport
Ruth Andersen
Pearl Lewin
Mahalie Trosper
Jake Woodard
Jake
Fern Hold
Gessie
Granville Pritchard
William Jackson
James Jackson
Clarence Haines
Fred Caspler
Eudie Hughes
Glaude "Rice
Westville
A. L. Smith
Clinton
E. FE. Harris
Lewis van Reed
Gary
Terre Haute
Lee Bryant
J. F. Bryant
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