Cox Peace Speech Sees League of Nations Path to World Peace
Governor James M. Cox argues for ratification of the League Covenant, a peacetime tax cut, and anti profiteer measures while criticizing Republicans for obstructing progress. He pledges to support a national budget, farmer relief, and increased labor rights, urging voters to back his 1920 presidential bid.
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James M. Cox
Dayton
League of Nations
League
America
Congress
Chicago
Johnson
Harding
Germany
Lodge
Europe
House of Civilization
Friends of World Peace
Senate
New York Times
United States
Cox Accepts Governorship Speech Urges Straight Action
Governor James M. Cox addresses a large Dayton crowd in a fervent acceptance speech urging straight thinking, talking, and acting. He stresses sacrifice for government and the preservation of institutions, praising the nation's support and faith in those who served.
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Dayton
James M. Cox
Morning Inside Bath Promoted For Health Reform
A health column urges starting each day with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The author argues daily waste buildup causes illness and recommends a quarter pound purchase as a simple cure with promise of renewed energy and rosy complexions.
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Bath
Kool Campaign Praises Daunhauer’s Ice Cream
A playful promotion invites readers to "Keep Kool" by enjoying Daunhauer’s ice cream with all flavors highlighted. The line suggests a lighthearted push to savor the brand and its diverse options.
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Daunhauer
Southern Time Card and Train Connections at Johnsburg
Effective Sunday July 25 1920 the Southern Time Card lists Eastbound Train 42 West and Westbound Train 18 with connections at Huntingburg to Train 23 serving all local points to Louisville. N A Jochem Johnsburg Ind Aged agent notes a 154 acre farm for sale with or without crop and good buildings Herman Reckelhoff
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Huntingburg
Louisville
N. A. Jochem
Johnsburg
Ind
Herman Reckelhoff
Visiting relatives and local families gather for weekend
Mrs Frank Gillispie and baby from Memphis visit grandmother Mrs Henry Beckmann. Families from Mt Vernon Cincinnati Evansville Louisville Tell City Dale and Dale gather at various homes including Mr and Mrs Henry Reutmann, Joe Sandfort, Lizzie Hofacker, and others. For sale a four year old mare offered or trade for heavier horse.
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Frank Gillispie
Baby
Memphis, Tenn
Henry Beckmann
Jos
EF. Vaal
St. Meinrad
Ind
Frank Hofacker
Lizzie Hofacker
Evansville
Irma Huelsmann
Tell City
Ed Murphy
Louisville
Fred Michel
John Sandfort
Leona and
Joe Sandfort
Zyprian .Bumm
Dale
Helen Bumm
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Ferdinand
Indiana
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Board of Education
State of
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Donald
GoseLe Logic
Fergot
EAGLE
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Tella
Aga Y
Zahrash
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Tima
Joh Pinto
Hs Father
Philadelphia
George Fischer
Mt. Vernon
Mary Meyer
Dack Levitz
Clara Meyer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry Reutmann
Ed Kleuh
Florence and
Helen
John Eineh
Jake Seger
Nick Seger
Frank Schlachter
John Bumm
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