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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
2
Publication from Covington Indiana lists subscription prices six months and per year, display ad costs per inch, locals rates per line, front page locals rates, blackface locals rates, card of thanks and public sales charges. Ads run until forbidden and must be ordered by Tuesday noon to avoid in the next issue.
As the campaign progresses it is argued that the central issue is pure Americanism not Senator Heating. The speaker asserts Mr. Bryan says Democrats will have much to beat the Republican ticket and platform, and they will.
The New York Times cautions Democrats not to assume Senator Harding will be easy to defeat, warning against overconfidence and urging careful strategy.
Under public reasoning and fairness, Senator Harding, the Republican presidential nominee, will campaign with growing visibility each day to appeal to voters and showcase his position.
The Chicago convention selects Warren G. Harding as Republican presidential nominee with Calvin Coolidge as running mate. A critic mockingly recalls McAdoo claims that railroads were pulled from a hole in ninety days while noting government operation left taxpayers in a billion dollar hole in under two years.
The Republican national convention endorsed Senator Harding as the party standard bearer and selected Calvin Coolidge, governor of Massachusetts, as Vice President. The author praises Harding's character and Republicans' choice as particularly popular.
The San Francisco platform is praised as a basis for a Republican victory in November. The piece urges Republicans to mobilize, warns against complacency, and notes Democrats remain viable until March 4 when Harding and Coolidge assume office.
In remarks on the presidential race, Democrats Senator Tageart says if Republicans win the White House Harding would be his first choice. He notes familiarity with Harding from a brief Senate term and calls him the peer of any Republican in ability.
The piece endorses the Harding Coolidge ticket as a safe and sane choice for November. It lauds the party's unity, strength in the tenders, and harmony in campaign work, projecting a Republican victory while noting Democratic counterpoints from the San Francisco convention.
The undesignated person has been appointed and qualified by the Fountain County Circuit Court as Administrator of the estate of Sarah E. Cook, deceased. The estate is considered solvent. Albert A. Cook serves as Administrator with Livengood & Livengood, Attorneys.
In Fountain Circuit Court April Term 1920 Thos J Allen administrator filed final settlement for the estate of John R Osborn deceased. A hearing to approve the account is set for September 27 1920 requiring heirs creditors and legatees to appear and show cause if any. Heirs must prove heirship at the same proceeding. A T Livengood attorney. (6-11-13) Fite Pes al
Mrs James Marlatt and children of Danville visited Mr and Mrs James Twiddy. Farrell Williams and wife of Pittsburg Pa visited his mother Mrs G W Williams and Mr and Mrs Ed Martin the parents of Mrs Williams. Nine tenths of county printing for the south end is done by the county auditor and Board of Commissioners in north end papers to satisfy a personal grudge. The people be damned.
R N Voliva attorney at law located in Newtown Indiana and Dr M C Faust dentist occupies Room 2 McGeorge Block on the ground floor with phone 155.
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