Republicans rush to register before final Oct 4 deadline
Indianapolis special reports Republicans who did not register on September 4 still have one last chance on October 4 to be eligible to vote in November. Registration can be done in person or by submitting blanks via notary or two witnesses, with mail option to the county auditor. First day showed strong GOP registration with both men and women participating statewide.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Sauie
Registration Board
Repubican Party
Flel. Schorlouierer
Tony
Urs
Ex-service men form Harding club in Allen County
Wilbur Pepple, long time Democrat in Columbus area, starts Allen county ex service men for Harding club, though he and many veterans favor a Republican president this November. He says soldiers support Harding as he opposes the Wilson League of Nations after eighteen months overseas.
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Columbus
Allen County
Wilbur Pepple
Harding
Wilson League of Nations
Peppie
Wilson League
Printing Quality Emphasized by The Republican
The ad touts superior printing as the standard, promising only the best work and urging readers to choose the Republican for reliable quality and consistency.
Grateful Naples Mother Credits Remedy For Child’s Dysentery
A letter from Mrs. Geo L North of Naples New York recounts her four year old son’s sudden dysentery in the countryside. She used Chamberlain s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and the child improved immediately, being out of danger before the doctor arrived.
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Geo. L. North
Naples
N. Y
Chamberlain
Liquor Dealers Ask For Funds To Back Cox Wet Ticket
A Newark 1920 letter from Will Hays to New Jersey liquor interests urges immediate funding to elect James M. Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt, amend the Volstead Act, and block Prohibition. It frames the campaign as a decisive fight for liquor trades and personal liberty, demanding prompt remittance and unity across trade organizations.
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New Jersey
James M. Cox
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Cox
Ohio
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Organized Liquor Trade
Senate
Assembly
Federation
With a Smile The Baltimore Sun Verse Reflection
A lyric piece from the Baltimore Sun extols smiling through life and facing the day with song. It links a positive outlook to warmer outcomes and personal wealth in spirit, urging cheerful resilience as sunlit skies and hopeful hearts persist.
Dam Makes New Swiss Lake Near Berne
The Aar River dam below Berne at Muhrle berg will create a lake covering over eighty square miles. Tourists already favor the site and in two months pleasure boats will operate across the lake. Eight turbines will supply electricity to the district and an Auimatten tunnel can drain the lake quickly if needed. An electric lift will raise or lower boats between Berne and the Lake of Bienne, with potential expansion for heavier barges if a Rhone to Rhine canal is built.
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Aar
Berne
Muhrleberg
Auimatten
Lake of Bienne
William Penns Sons Defaulted In Ground Rent Case
In Philadelphia a court used a legal fiction to end decades of ground rents by presumed nonpayment. The Beck estate claimed parcels near Water Spruce and Pine streets. John Penn Thomas Lounn and Richard Dein did not appear, and a jury found them in default, awarding the Beck estate.
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William Penn
Philadelphia
Charles F. Beck
Water, Spruce and
Pine Streets
Jandee Finletter
John Penn
Thomas Lounn
Tichard Dein
Phil Delphia
Beck
Fausts Report Wife’s Hospital Return and Farm Sales
A card from Frank Faust says Mrs. Faust left Rochester Minnesota hospital last Thursday and is doing fine and they plan to be at home this week. John Stucker sold the Baldwin farm to Pine Village buyers on Tuesday for about 300 dollars. John is selling off land with about half of his 1600 acres already sold.
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Frank Faust
John Stucker
Baldwin
Pine Village
John
Printing Quality Highlight at the Republican Prices Right
A brief promotional note touts top class printing services at the Republican Prices Right offering quality results for clients seeking superior job work.
Child guides stranger to Mr James Ordway's house
A man asks a girl for directions to Mr James Ordway's home. The child warns that if he continues in his current direction he will travel far, but if he turns around he will reach the second house back.
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James Ordway
Fat boys laugh at me as prices bite
A brief cartoon caption shows a boy pleading while his father reassures him that high food prices will soon ease. The exchange highlights concern over inflation and daily life.
Never Again After Black Cat on Muddy Road
A driver swerved to avoid a ditching black cat on a slippery road and landed in a ditch. After reaching help for a broken wheel, the writer swore never again to turn out suddenly on bad roads in wet weather.
Modern traffic concentration on main travel lines
The article notes more than 9,000,000 vehicles will travel this year, adding to about twenty million horses and mules that once powered the nation. It observes that roughly 90 percent of traffic concentrates on less than 20 percent of road mileage, highlighting highway strain on key routes.
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Tmoomfeld
Ber Elections
Marion
New York Tribune, Inc
Senatorial Investigating Committee
Chicago
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Ofice
Broad Street
Newark, N. J
Cobain Bros
ELO Elect
Imen
Prohibition
Baltimore Sun
Swiss
Fletcher
Scott & Bowne
Clem & Harden
Ford and Sales Service
Aetia
T. E Rainier
Harmon
Attorn
Y L.P. Little Covington
Ind
Norwalk Burial Vault
Power Tec
Leroy Pope
Mfg
Williamsport
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