Wilson era Democratic rift on treaty and reservations
The piece discusses President Wilson and the Democratic convention in San Francisco, noting his insistence on ratifying the treaty without reservations while the party later embraced specific reservations. It contrasts Democratic and Republican platforms on the League of Nations and mentions political figures and local notices despite the fragmentary text.
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Wisson
Sanrancisco
Senate
Chicago
United States
League Associates
Republicana
Wilson
Baker and Kauffman Family Guests in City
Mr and Mrs A O Baker and son Max and daughter visit Indianapolis native Mrs Baxter and her mother Aunt Sa de White for a few days. Gladys Kauffman and young daughter join the gathering in town.
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A. O. Baker
Max
Gladys Kauffman
Indianapolis
Prominent Scientists and Travelers Featured in Lectures
A roster of leading scientists, travelers, and authors is highlighted as they present engaging talks and lectures. Notable figures, renowned for exploration, invention, and writing, deliver insights that blend science, history, and culture for diverse audiences.
Fourth of July Family Reunion at Alice Stout Home
Bloomington and New Albany families gathered for the usual Fourth of July reunion at Mrs. Alice Stout's home. Rev. and Mrs. W. d. Wylie, their children, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Stout and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Binford with their children attended. Achoic mentions of medicine and Chamberlain's Liniment appear in ad text.
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W. d. Wylie
Bloomington
Samuel E. Stout
A. O. Binford
New Albany
Alice Stout
Tweet Pease and Other Flowers Sale Notice
Local notice lists a sale of pease and other flowers calling interested buyers to contact R. P. Hofmann at 461 for details.
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R. P. Hofmann
Trusten’s Notion Attends To Business In Paolitow Alabama
An obscure note from a local paper records Trusten’s Notion attending to business in Paolitow Alabama on a Saturday. The entry mentions routine matters and a brief visit by a named local figure, with no further details on outcomes or dates.
Contractor Seeks Release From Road Contract at Briner Springs
A contractor in French Lick township Orange county Indiana petitions to be released from a gravel road contract on the Briner Springs and French Lick road. A hearing before the Board of Commissioners is set for Tuesday August 8 1920. He asks payment of 809.04 balance of estimates while noting 1236.12 received and that wartime delays caused non completion not due to negligence.
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French Lick Township
Orange County
Indiana
Briner Springs
French Lick
H. C. Burton
Board of Commissioners
United States
Germany
Salem Drive-Case Wrecks Vehicle on Way to Celebration
Amos DeWit and two young women were injured when their Ford went into a ditch while trying to pass another car near Salem. One passenger reportedly sustained a broken rib and all were bruised. George O. Free of Mineola Iowa visited his parents and old friends after fourteen years in public office and banking. Governor Goodrich ordered an extra Indiana legislature session to address funding for state institutions due to rising operating costs since last year’s session.
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Amos WeWitt
Salem
Lashbrooks
Caplinger
Glenn Turner
Oakland
Young DeWit
Turner
DeWit
George O. Free
Mineola
Iowa
Leander Free
George
South East Township
Goodrich
Indiana
Two Local Marriages After Kentucky License Hurdle
Harry Slaten and Edith Wells eloped to Louisville seeking a license but failed to obtain one. They returned to Jeffersonville, securing a license there and were married in the afternoon. Flora Cadie Farlow died after a tuberculosis illness, leaving a husband and several children. Carl Lindley and O C Ham collided two miles north of Paoli. Lindley’s car overturned, injuring Ellen Stout in the windshield debris while Ham escaped with minor damage.
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Harry Slaten
Temp Slater
Edith Wells
Alvie Wells
Louisville
Kentucky
Ohio
Jeffersonville
Flora Cadie Farlow
Arthur J. Farlow
James G Cadie
Arthur Marlow
Albert L. Copeland
Friends Church
Carl Lindley
O. C. Ham
Paoli
Orleans
Lindley
Ellen Stout
Ham
Manure Sale Promises Bargain Amid Local Visits
Stable manure at half price 25c per load while supplies last. Mr. David Copeland and his son John J. Copeland, visiting the elder’s North Carolina birthplace and early life scenes, returned the latter part of last week. Mrs. Samuel Hobson and her son from Petersburg visited Capt. J. R. Moore and family. Mrs. Hobson is Capt. Moore’s sister.
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Rhodes & Lewis
David Copeland
John J. Copeland
Copeland
North Carolina
Hue
Samuel Hobson and Son
Petersburg
J. R. Moore
Hobson
Capt
Moore
Sheriff Sale Notice From Orange Circuit Court
A certified copy of a judgment and decree from the Orange Circuit Court directs sale of real estate to satisfy a May 10 judgment for 755 dollars and 2 cents principal plus 105 00 dollars costs and fees. The sale is set for Friday July 30 1920 at the courthouse.
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Orange Circuit Court Arden
Clere
Ward Court
Willian EF
Greenia
Naabon McBridele
Esidpate
Judewent
Orange Heart Court
Aald
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