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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
6
Advertising rates and deadlines for local pages
Display advertising per line and per insertion on front pages Locals 15 and 26 cents. Blackface locals on any page but front page 20 cents per line. Card of Thanks 60 cents. Public Sales per line. first insertion, second insertion rates. Other rates on application. Ads continue until forbidden. Orders due by Tuesday noon to avoid inclusion and charges.
Harding and the League of Nations Debate in Indiana
The piece argues Senator Harding and the Republican Party oppose the Wilson league covenant while favoring a free nations association. It cites Harding’s Marion speech on aiding stricken Europe, defense of a world court of justice, and warns against entangling alliances. It notes women voters in Georgia and New Hampshire showing Republican support in primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indina
League of Nations
Council of the League
Council
Wilson League
League Council
United States
Washington
Republic
Harding
Republican Party
Wilson League of Nations
Indiana
Marion
Europe
League
Versailles
Court of International Justice
Hague
League of Free Nations
Maine
Watson
Georgia
Moses
New Hampshire
Women’s wave helps Republicans win Maine in suffrage era
The Maine election produced a decisive Republican victory as women voters supported the ticket in large numbers. The usual Democratic vote from pre suffrage times saw negligible gains from scattered ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Democratic Greed Sparks Campaign Donation Debate
In New York an interview with the chairman of the Ways and Means Committee of the Democratic Party, a former ambassador to Germany, reveals a push to maximize campaign funds. He says the program is to get subscriptions and questions limits on donations, citing government positions in South Dakota as part of the campaign funding discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means Committee
Democratic Party
Germany
New York
The
Sun and
New York Herald
South Dakota
Harding Outlines Farm Policy At Minnesota State Fair
Senator Harding unveiled a comprehensive farm policy at the Minnesota state fair in Minneapolis. He called for larger farmer influence in government, cooperative marketing, world market studies for price stabilization, and long term farm credits while pledging tariff revisions and improved railway service to aid agriculture. He urged diversified crops, reclamation and intensive farming, and noted the wartime farm effort will be fully appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Minnesota
Harding plan for international court endorsed by Harvey's Weekly
Harvey's Weekly endorses Senator Harding's international court of justice as wholly American in constitution and policy. The publication lauds the plan as practical, consistent with independence and the nation’s traditions, and beneficial to world relations in both war and peace contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
International Court of Justice
Harvey's
America
the Weekly
Europe
McCray Campaign Tours Across Indiana This Month
Republican gubernatorial candidate Warren T. McCray remains in high demand across Indiana as he dedicates his time to active campaigning. He spoke at Marion Rotary and addresses noted by business leaders, farmers, and party members at district picnics and rallies, with a September 16 Governor's Day set at the Tippecanoe county fair.
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Indianapolis
Warren T. McCrAy
McCray
Iris
Loueannes
Marion
Ind
Rotary Club
Crooked Lake
Connersville
Tippecanoe County
Republican State
Republicans Register to Qualify for Voting
The notice urges all voters to register to vote in the November election. Registration days are September 4 and October 4, with precinct boards handling in person registration. Alternative methods include mail in blanks sworn by notaries or two residents, or registration by precinct committeeman. Absent voters must be registered by October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Republican
Get Back on Right Track in America Says Harding
Senator Harding urged Americans to cling to the founding principles and firm foundation. He spoke at Worthington Ohio at a talk hosted by the Columbus Kiwanis Club and the Worthington Chamber of Commerce to locals and townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Harding
Marion
Worthington
Ohio
George T., Jr
Columbus Kiwanis Club
United States of America
Philadelphia Democrat Samuel J. Randall to speak for Harding ticket
Samuel J. Randall of Philadelphia prominent Democrat and son of former representative Samuel J. Randall will speak for the Harding and Coolidge ticket. He recently wrote Senator Harding saying he could not support the Democratic ticket this year and has been mentioned as a potential congress candidate.
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Chicago
Samuel J. Randall
Philadelphia
Harding
Coolidge
Randall
Congress
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