Dunbar Quizzed on League as War Issue in Bristow
Bristow Indiana October 9 1920 Mr Dunbar spoke to about thirty people on Wilson and the League arguing that a vote for Cox is a vote for war He said the League would tend to war though with reservations He predicted Harding would be for the League if elected and also praised Wilson before admitting some deception in the current campaign Also notes county clerk Karl Bartley Indiana state ballots Columbia graphophone agency and local sales ads.
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Bristow
Ind
Dunbar
Republicn
Wilson
League
Cox
Harding
Fred Irvin
Lee Herr
John Kreisle
Dan
England
Dun
League of Nations
Visitors Reach Huntingburg On Midweek Trips
Mrs. Frank Meyer and Cornelia Heidel were at Huntingburg Wednesday. Matt Olinger of Evanaville was in town a few days this week. Brother Aloya of St. Meinrad spent Tuesday night at French Lick. Clem Kaiser of Covington Kentucky visited his brother here this week. Ed Purtzer of Lamar got repairs at the Machine Works while in town Tuesday. Mrs. Ben A. Knust of Evansville spent a few hours with her sister, Mrs. Ben Knust, Sr., Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steinbranner and Mr. and Mrs. Clem Brunner and two children of Victoria Ohio are spending a day with Mrs. H. F. Brackmann. William Palmer of Troy also in town Sunday.
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Aloya
St. Meinrad
French Lick
Clem Kaiser
Covington, Ky
Ed Purtzer
Lamar
Ben A. Knust
Evansville
Mrs
Ben Knust, Sr
Robert Steinbranner
Clembrunner
Victoria
Ohio
H. F. Brackmann
William Palmer
Troy
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Jeasie King
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