Dunbar Quizzed on League in Bristow Meeting
Bristow Indiana October 9 1920 Mr Dunbar spoke Thursday night urging votes for Harding and peace while denouncing the League of Nations. Attendees included Fred Irvin Lee Herr and John Kreisle. A Q A session covered whether the League could prevent or provoke war and its relation to US constitution and veto powers.
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Bristow
Ind
Dunbar
Wilson
League
Cox
Harding
Legue
Fred Irvin
Lee Herr
John Kreisle
Dan
England
Council
Dun
League of Nations
Jon
Personal items from Huntingburg and area residents
Mrs Frank Meyer and Cornelia Heidel were at Huntingburg Wednesday. Matt Olinger of Evansville was in town a few days this week. Brother Aloys of St Meinrad spent Tuesday night at French Lick. Clem Kaiser of Covington Ky visited his brother here this week. Ed Purtzer of Lamar got repairs at the Machine Works Tuesday. Mrs Ben A Knust of Evansville spent time with her sister Tuesday evening. Nick Knust of Huntingburg visited his mother Sunday. Mrs Mary Stutter of Evansville spent time with Mrs Ben. Mr and Mrs Robert Steinbrunner and Mr and Mrs Clem Steinbrunner and two children of Victoria Ohio are visiting the latter's daughter Mrs H F Brackmann. William Palmer of Troy spent Sunday in town. Sunderman Brothers of Duttransacted business at the Machine Works last Thursday. Shooting match for beef and hogs Saturday afternoon at 2:80 at John A Schinetaki's farm.
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Matt Olinger
Evansville
Brother Aloys
St. Meinrad
French Lick
Clem Kaiser
Covington
Nick Knust
Huntingburg
Mary Stutter
Ben
Robert Steinbrunner
Clem Steinbrunner
Victoria
Ohio
H. F. Brackmann
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Cole
Cocker and
Baker
P. Madlon
Abbey
The
Ty Harding
Karl Bartley
Indianapolis
Columbia
W. A. Wollenmann
Wesley King
Jessie King
Bartley’s
Electric Light & Power Co
Ferdy Olinger
Fermera Mill
Wise
Wise Dairyman
Knust @ Helming
Eagle “Mikado
Mikatr
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Mrs
Frank Meyer
Cornelia Heidel
Ed Purtzer
Lamar
Ben A. Knust
Ben Knust, Sr
William Palmer
Troy
Town
Sunderman Brothers of Dutt
Machi
John A. Schinetaki
S. Farm
Bartley
Ainingert
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