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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
3
Governor McCrey refused to sign the Soldiers Bonus bill enacted by the Legislature. The measure would have paid $10 monthly to veterans of World War I and the Spanish American War, with a $250 maximum, financed by a poll tax and general property tax at an estimated cost of $220.6 million.
The Methodist church announces Sunday events on March 18 1923 Sunday School at 9 45 am morning worship at 11 am attorney S P McNaught of the Anti-Saloon League of India na will speak Epworth League at 6 pm and evening worship at 7 pm Pastor Russell B Kern extends a warm welcome to all.
Hoot Gibson stars in The Gentleman From America at the Lyric theater Friday. Local residents await a brisk western feature with romance and action.
The writer critiques propaganda and praises principled leaders who stand firm for public good. It questions Georges Clemenceau’s motives claiming he warns of European danger while seeking financial gain. It warns the public to seek steady reasoning before following charismatic leaders.
Indiana brief items report on Charles W. Miller ex attorney general found dead in Indianapolis Hotel English. Other notes cover education changes in St Joseph County dismissal of eighth grade commencement, farmers’ institutes at Sharpsville, Dr. Carmichael’s 79th birthday, Laporte resurvey push for lower fire rates, Salem health week program, Bedford man Meno convicted, Wabash County horse thief detectives banquet, Connersville Chamber band officers, Ruth Sabin Tome home fee change, Terre Haute police pension trustees named, Connersville rural credits talk, Lafayette death of George Stockton Gates, Manilla church call, Greensburg Y M C A officers, Evansville estate of Henry Daudistel valued.
A real Southern California polo match from Riverside Chemawa Park on July 23 1921 is shown as a feature in the Paramount All-Star production Don’t Tell Everything to be screened at the Lyric theatre next Tuesday. Stars Wallace Reid Gloria Swanson Elliott Dexter appear with Jack Holt and Dorothy Cumming in the cast.
The Fountain County Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for materials and supplies as requisitioned by the County Farm Superintendent. Bids must be delivered to the Auditor's office by 8 p.m. Monday April 2, 1923. Bidders must comply with the 1898 County business act. Attest George McMurtie Auditor.
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