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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
7
The Snyder family plans its third reunion here tomorrow with a program including a history by Leonard Bair of Strasburg Lie, recitations and music. D. W. Hays gives the welcome address, Dr. Clara Garber replies, and many relatives from distant places are expected.
A damaged text urges labor and allied organizations to study Taft injunctions as a guide to rights and justice. It argues the principles favor workers and the public good against corrupt corporations, crediting President Roosevelt.
Senate Post Office and Post Roads Committee favor a Postal Savings Bank act to establish government secured savings depositories. Any person aged 10 can open an account. pass books issued. deposits earn 2 percent annual interest, with a $1000 maximum per account. Withdrawals follow Postmaster General rules. deposits exempt from seizure and taxes. funds invested in national banks or, if needed, state and local bonds.
The U B Church lists Sunday school at 9 30 with Jr at 2 p m and 6 00 p m union. Preaching at 9 30 and 1 30 with prayer and midweek meetings. Pastor J Soyder and H Lurney invite all to weekly sessions including Y P S C L E Thursday and teacher training Monday night.
The piece critiques Bryan for selective truths about Oklahoma bank deposits and his guarantee plan. It contrasts claimed gains of $4.26 million with losses of $1.10 million, notes state funds routed through governors and banks, and accuses him of half truths to sway audiences.
Governor Touches cites reform efforts by Republicans on corporate political contributions and public disclosure while acknowledging Democratic support. He argues neither party has a flawless record, noting New Yorks 1906 corporate contribution ban and federal statutes. He concludes the Democratic party cannot claim unsullied virtue on revenue sources.
Superintendent Asbury of the Methodist Episcopal Church will preach at Good Hope Saturday night October 18 to hold the first quarterly conference of the year. Services will close the sermon with a Sunday morning service at Good Hope at 10 o clock. No morning sermon at Odon M. E. Church but regular services will be held at Odon Sunday night. C. C. Lowther, Pastor.
The Republican Party is portrayed as a party of action guiding national growth. It claims to support business, labor protection, gold standard, canal construction, Cuba policy, anti trust laws, railroad regulation, rate control, and steady leadership in peace and war, emphasizing prudence and progress.
A Northern labor critique cites a rift in Gompers and Bryan aims to win labor votes while noting severe labor abuse in Alabama. John P. White reports miners jailed and shot for organizing in a state described as under Bryan Democracy.
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