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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
4
Register by October 4 if not registered. You must be properly registered in your precinct to vote in November. October 4 is the last chance to register this year.
J. P. Wilson & Son announce ready supply of solid tires for trucks in all sizes with quick service. Old garage east of the Public Square offers installation and on short notice service.
The question asks how the association with the Hquor deal era in Louisville influenced the Democratic primary in this district last spring. There is no clear answer given in the prompt data.
Indiana Republicans rally behind a sweeping campaign for November 2. State chairman E. M. Wasmuth outlines a statewide push to elect Harding Coolidge and reelect James E. Watson, Warren T. McCray, and all GOP congressmen, with strong party unity across state and county tickets.
A Washtoyo special last week noted President Wilson waits for a psychological moment to join the campaign. The article recalls a similar move by Wilson two years ago during earlier political activity.
The article claims Rheumatis sufferers waste time on medicine and promotes Chamberlains ointment as relief costing 35 cents per bottle with a larger size for 60 cents. It also notes government expenses for Democratic freeholders traveling to the National Democratic convention in San Francisco.
Theodore Roosevelt appeals to Americans to meet political conditions with clear eyes and steady hands in Bangor during the state election campaign. He argues for common sense and decency, defends representative government, and accuses the Democratic party of dictatorship while outlining Republican aims to restore Congress and Senate powers.
Indianapolis special John G Bryson vice chairman of the Indiana Republican State Committee and Fifth district chairman returned after a southern trip reporting growing Republican sentiment. He said voters show strong support for Harding and Kentucky may elect a Republican with active G O P headquarters and workers in southern states.
South American and Central American diplomats condemn Franklin D. Roosevelt for claiming the United States would hold twelve votes in the League of Nations due to controlling Western Hemisphere nations. John Barrett of the Pan American Union calls Roosevelt’s inference a grave mistake and rebuke. He warns the republics will resent any perceived U.S. domination in the League.
From Marion Ohio reporters quote a rising ground swell in Harding’s favor across Ohio from Lake Erie to the Ohio River. The piece notes general discontent with the Democratic administration nationwide and says Representative Nicholas Longworth of Cincinnati is campaigning for the ticket in other states.
A reader urges adopting a policy of focusing on business and avoiding global controversies. The note advocates voting for the Republicea ticket as the preferred choice.
An advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters claiming benefits for appetite digestion and sleep, urging use alongside family remedies. The text also references political debate on Article X of the Wilson League and constitutional powers over war, questioning its relevance to American principles and Congress's war-declaration authority.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes that it is probably true that other states have fallen further in velocity, recalling no historical instance of the speed attained by President Wiley in the first five or ten months.
Hay Bixler visits relatives in Indianapolis and Madison with family. Mrs Rechel Usixier and daughters Edna and Anna, plus Elmer Miller and Mabel Mirlow are mentioned among visitors to Prof. and Mrs. E O Muccle in Madison. Good dry wood for sale by Broces and Lewis.
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