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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
2
A clipped, fragmented passage discusses money, influence, and political aims in Covington Indiana. The text hints at Republicans planning legislation to advance interests and mentions Washington and a near-miss in a past case, all framed within a wartime era context.
A hazy reflection notes that money money cannot compare with life itself. It ponders what a man would trade for his life in dire moments and implies the futility of wealth when faced with mortality.
Congressman Will R Wood of the Tenth introduces House Joint Resolution 91 providing for the removal of the remains of soldiers sailors and marines who died in the Great War from France to the United States for final disposition.
Democratic papers wrestle with the Republican pick for governor in 1920. They note Will Ti may be the likely choice and argue his rank and file support, popularity in key counties, and potential to end speculation.
The passage extols a tranquil rural town unaffected by factory noise or large scale labor movements. It praises daily duty and homey memories, contrasting with the frenzied pursuit of modern life.
Supporters and admirers of Will Hays National Republican chairman push for his gubernatorial bid. They praise his leadership in 1914 16 and 18 and urge nomination by acclamation for his loyalty and party building.
Evident war of party organization unfolds as Republicans face internal strain while Democrats, in opposition, build a united, harmonius structure. They aim for effectiveness and victory, contrasting with Republican circles that face uncalled for divisions.
With Congress in session Washington is the seat of the American government. The people will be grateful for this fact as the executive...
The piece argues the new Congress, seated in Washington, should uphold republican principles over autocracy and internationalism. It praises representative government, proclaims support for American made goods, protection of home industries, and economy in government while welcoming a mandate from the people.
The piece defends Indiana's Republican administration and its reconstructive laws, urging fair trial of recent acts and policies amid broad criticism. It argues that four challenging years tested the state leadership and calls for judging the new laws by their outcomes.
The Jewish festival Purim means lots and commemorates Persia's Jews escaping Haman's planned massacre. The name derives from casting lots to choose the lucky day for the plot.
Miss Hazel Nelson of Lebanon spent last week visiting her brother Clarence Nelson and his wife and attended the Douglass Romine wedding.
German war lord helmets will be shown during the Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus Ohio from June 24 to July 1. Lowell Thomas, travelogue host, will present images from Berlin during the revolution and Palestine with General Allenby, highlighting chaos and street scenes.
PANCHE YURKA plays Understanding the lead female role in The Wayfarer pageant to be shown at the Methodist Centenary celebration in Columbus Ohio from June 20 to July 15. Henry Nerbert, an English Shakespearean interpreter, takes the other leading role. Nearly 17 000 costumed characters will appear in the pageant each evening at the Coliseum on the exposition grounds, the largest stage in America with seating for 4 080. A chorus of 3 000 trained voices will supplement the performance.
Isa Helen Newtit dramatic lyric soprano will be the soprano soloist in The Wayfarer, part of the Methodist Centenary in Columbus Ohio from June 20 to July 18. Henry Herbert and Mme Blanche Yurka lead speaking parts, Viola Kilis contralto will be a soloist. The pageant, staged on the Coliseum at the exposition grounds, seats 8000 with nearly 1000 costumed characters and a 1000-voice chorus.
Dr. Fred Fisher of New York leads a four week Methodist Centenary mobilization in Columbus from June 20 to July 13. He says 78 000 committee members will push a Victory Celebration to inspire world awareness, finish the job, and fuel plans for the next century with 130 trained executives and 78 000 volunteers aiding outreach.
July events honor John Stewart founder of the Home Missionary movement with trips to Upper Sandusky Otterbein cemetery Ohio Wesleyan University and Wilberforce. Monday July 7 marked as Negro Day with a 500-voice chorus and a pageant The Star of Ethiopia by Dr W E Du Bois will be produced in the Coliseum by colored participants.
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