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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
3
Local items include various payments and charitable disbursements to orphanages and public institutions. The paper reports on Prohibition party sentiment and remarks on the Community Chautauqua, noting Paoli will host Redpath Chautauqua next year due to rising costs and strong local support.
The speaker pledges fidelity to country and God and accepts the Republican nomination. He emphasizes the human element for workers and argues the constitution includes all people without class recognition. He supports collective bargaining and criticizes currency expansion, aiming for deflation. He seeks swift peace with a Republican Congress and envisions a capable cabinet including the vice president.
Indianapolis special reports that Frank Harding's stance on labor, outlined in a letter to James L. Feeny of Washington, D C, has drawn praise in labor circles. Harding emphasizes understanding workers, addressing railroad issues, and pledges to listen to grievances while supporting industrial tranquility. Feeny and Harding campaigned together in 1916 for Charles Evans Hughes.
Huntington Indiana E M Wasmuth state chairman expresses strong optimism for Republican success in Indiana this year citing Harding Coolidge Watson and McCray as key leaders. He pledges a large statewide majority for the Republican ticket in November.
WANTED: Man with team to sell Watkins home and farm products. Big world market, $1500 to $5000 yearly income. Territory open in the county. Write today to J. R. WATKINS & CO. Dept. 114 Winona Minnesota. Rhodes & Lewis to have one car load of coal on track this week. Mrs. B. K. Deremiah left to join son Rey Deremiah in Bloomington for a two week outing in Wisconsin.
The article notes cooperation between coal miners, operators, and railroads to push coal prices higher for consumers. It claims miners work few days, operators cite car costs, and mines could fetch five dollars per ton, up from earlier lows. It mentions Woody Holiday back at Hoosier Hardware after illness and references political remarks by Gov. Cox about campaign funds.
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