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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
3
A political notice urges voters to mark the Republican ticket in the first column under a new law. It instructs how to vote, emphasizing voting early if possible and endorsing support for the Republican slate from President onward.
Indiana readers recall Warren G Harding and family during G A R encampment events. The piece notes Dr George Tyron Harding senior and junior, Mrs Harding and Miss Daisy Harding, highlighting Anglo-Saxon-Celtic lineage and strong family ties with Marion Ohio origins and Marion Indiana connections. Samuel H Braxton and family traveled to Indianapolis last Thursday and home Saturday.
Indiana Republican leader E M Wasmuth asserts a substantial GOP win next Tuesday citing anti Wilson, pro Harding policy, cost of living relief, protection tariff, strong cabinet, and world leadership goals. He predicts Senators Watson and Warren T McCray will be elected by large margins and calls for display of the American flag.
Frederic R. Coudert, noted Democrat and international law expert, backs Harding with a $100 contribution and argues the Democratic Party lacks sound leadership to meet current issues. He positions the choice as between the Wilson league and a nation-supported association with majority U.S. support. Charles Sharum, ex-Paoli resident, killed in Lafayette railway shop accident. funeral arranged by Paul James No. 119 Masonic lodge. Selling Duroc pigs and Jersey Duroc sow. Thomas V. Maxedon of Cincinnati visits with family.
The article explains a detailed table of 1919 tax rates by township under the new law, with 1920 extensions. It breaks down increases by school funds Gravel Road repair County Unit Roads and state share, notes unaccounted portions, and describes how funds go to poor funds township funds library and bond payments. It emphasizes school funding needs and calls for equal assessments via township boards and review.
A political appeal frames Cox as sustaining Wilson and autocracy and Harding as upholding genuine Americanism with a critical assessment of the term. The brief suggests a stark ideological contrast in a campaign context.
John Gillum of Lafayette spent Sunday with relatives here as Mars and E B Rhodes gathered with Miss Minnie Bruner in a local social note.
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