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Newspaper
Jeffersonville Star
Location
Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1920
Page
1
Arthur Brisbane discusses Polish military actions and Polish arms demands on workers, European reactions to Russia, and shifts in gun laws. He highlights a claimed move toward free atomic energy and immense future power, with Radition particle speeds and potential vast power for industry.
A distant report describes a new star formation linked to a two-sun collision story. While a railway yard scene and a fatal express train crash surface in the same fragment, the focus remains on the stellar event and its dramatic cosmic implications.
The first twelve woman jury in Ohio delivered its verdict yesterday preventing the eviction of a newlywed couple. The King of England is disturbed and promises to consider the case. MacSweney’s possible death looms, valued by Ireland, as 700 years of fighting echo in memory about freedom. Socrates’ death is cited as respect for law.
The police department will launch a crackdown on all persons under the influence of Jamaica Ginger and other intoxicants. Chief Summers issues an order that those found intoxicated will be taken in charge, jailed, and arranged for trial in City Court the following day. The piece notes Jamaica Ginger as a common substitute for whiskey and references various methods used to obtain alcohol.
Indianapolis August 30 J Raymond Schmidt headlined the Indiana prohibition convention urging a slate of thirteen dry congressmen and attacking Harding Cox on liquor. He warned the presidency would be moist if not wet and condemned liquor influence in platforms and politics while calling for anti profiteering and stronger prohibition measures. The gathering in the YMCA auditorium planned platform adoption and a state ticket tomorrow.
Local classified ad touts automobile repair for bodies fenders and radiators in Jeffersonville. It claims high class work with pleasing prices and a guaranteed finish.
A Sellersburg Republican, William Pass, argues three core reasons for backing Harding in a Clark County inquiry published by The Star. He cites constitutional government and cooperation among three government branches, criticizing Wilson for centralizing power and pressuring policy. He notes space limits prevent listing all reasons.
The piece argues for Harding as thoroughly American and loyal to the Monroe Doctrine, opposing international entanglements and preserving U S sovereignty. It cites economic and industrial crisis, rising radicalism, and bolshevik fears, calling for a safe, sane administration led by a figure likened to McKinley to restore order after eight years of the current administration.
An ad for B Doolittle's Popular Drug Store promises low prices on perfumes and toiletries. The Jeffersonville Township Home Economies Club meets today at McCullough School at 2 pm with talks on Community Work and County Club Work.
Miss MareeNe Molone travels from Fast Market Street to Indianapolis to visit relatives while Shannon's Dairy markets clarified pasteurized milk. An advertisement touts 15 cent quarts as thrice the nourishment of meat. Mrs Emma Schwaller and Miss Edna McDonald host Miss McDonald's brother William J. McDonald and Detroit family for a six o'clock dinner.
Purest Candies offer Chocolate Creams and Caramels along with ice cream and sodas in popular flavors. The Chocolate Shop invites customers to order their choice of flavors for a refreshing treat.
Indianapolis August 30 traction experts from twenty three companies petitioned the Public Service Commission for higher rates to offset rising costs. The plan seeks price boosts tied to Interstate Commerce Commission standards with small passenger increases and freight adjustments. The six day hearing features multiple company schedules and is led by Chairman Lewis and Commissioner Haynes.
John Connelly 25 of Louisville died after being struck by a Pennsylvania suburban train at Howard Park station while en route to this city from New Albany with Miss Hanson. The couple had planned marriage soon and Connelly died shortly after the impact as he rode to receive medical help. Burial set at Gave Hill Cemetery.
The Star explains who must register and how to do it for the November vote. It covers eligibility ages, residency requirements, and methods to file without appearing in person, including absentee, notarized affidavits, and use of blank forms.
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