Editor Presidents and the Nation in 1921
A historical analysis argues that the presidency may be held by newspaper men, with two editors as possible candidates in 1921. The piece discusses editor personalities, campaign dynamics, party shifts after conventions, and the lobbying around the League of Nations, plus a note on U S policy toward Soviet Russia and enemy property restitution.
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Tra
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Harding
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Iharch
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Noir
Calcium
Cox
Hirding
Bean Spillers
Nicholas Murray Butler
Willan Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Diviois
Alleghenies
McAdoo
League of Nations
Tax Levey Debate Shapes Indiana Assembly Action
In Indianapolis July 15 desks were cleared in the senate to consider the appropriation and election bills. The body sat as a committee of the whole to review the appropriation for state institutions and departments for the fiscal year while the election bill, drafted by a bipartisan committee, was expected to pass under suspension of rules with minimal debate.
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Senate
Recon Supreme Court
U.anes
Gabriel
T& Was
Eschbach
Indianapolis
Varius
Armistice Reports From Villa Clash With New Mexican Government
Reports indicate Francisco Villa and the new Mexican government may have agreed to halt attacks on trains garrisons and towns though a generals manifesto claims the coup government will fail to restore peace. Mexico City asserts protection for business interests and warns against lax vigilance toward rebels. Local society notes include visits and summer school attendance in Huntington.
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Mexico
Francisco Villa
Villa
Cepime
Gbreron
de la Tinerta
Mexico City
Highland Family Reunion at Kelsey Home
The Highland family reunion gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kelsey Slipday afternoon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George B. Fields and family of Hartford City Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Jno Highlarmis and family of Toledo Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wormington of Fort Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Edwards and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fields, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hightamis and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kelsey.
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A. B. Kelsey
George B. Fields
Hartford City
Indiana
Jno. Highlarmis
Toledo E
Ohio
L. Wormington
Fort Wayne
George B. Edwards
Frank Fields
N. L. Hightamis
Lightning Strikes Trustees Office During Storm
During the Tuesday afternoon storm lightning struck the building used by N. W. VanArsdel and E. F. Haines as offices. No serious damage occurred the fire was discovered almost instantly and extinguished before firefighters arrived. Had it happened at night greater damage could have resulted.
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N. W. VanArsdel
E. F.haines
M. E. Church Notes Kindly Invite All to Services
The M. E. Church reports strong attendance at Sunday school Epworth League and services. Morning and evening worship are at 10 30 a m and 8 p m with the Lord's supper at the morning hour. Epworth League meets at 7 p m and prayer meeting is at Wesley and Roanoke on Wednesday and Thursday at 8 p m. A welcome is extended by Pastor C B Thomas.
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Epworth League
Wesley
Roanoke
C. B. Thomas
Stragt of County Assessments Complete Huntington County
The average assessed valuation of lands and improvements per acre in Huntington county was completed Tuesday by the county auditor. Township averages include Jackson 109.05, Clear Creek 1381.44, Warren 129.54, Dallas 98.61, Huntington 145.87, Union 129.17, Rock Creek 130.75, Lancaster 133.66, Polk 112.08, Wayne 125.06, Jefferson 122.30, Salamonie 132.99. Personal property value totals 13,417,418 and taxable property at 57,337,665 with mortgage exemptions 1,280,060. Increase over last year 2,791,967.
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Huntington
Huntington County
Jackson Township
Clear Creek Township
Warren
Dallas
Wuntington
Union
Rock Creek
Lancaster
Polk
Wayne
Jefferson
Salamonie
Townships
Mail train schedule changes on Wabash line announced
The Wabash railroad adjusts mail trains. Eastbound No 28 arrives at 124 AM and No 6 at 494 PM. Westbound No 1 departs at 112 PM. Mail leaves the post office half an hour earlier than train arrivals.
Death of John DeArment Reported This Morning
News of the sudden death of John DeArment reported this morning. Funeral services are set for Monday at 10:00 a.m. at Simon Church conducted by the Masonic Lodge.
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John DeArment
Simon Church
Masonic Ledge
Inter-Urban worker Raymond Groves injured by scythe
Raymond Groves suffered a deep cut to his foot on Thursday afternoon while working on the Inter-Urban section. He received first aid at the scene and was reported in stable condition.
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Raymond Groves
Jacob J. Smith Dies at 73 a Pioneer Resident
Jacob J. Smith, longtime Roanoke and Jackson township resident, died Tuesday at his daughter's home at age 73 years 6 months and 6 days after a seven week illness. Born January 6 1841 in Montgomery County Ohio he moved to Indiana with his parents in 1852. He married Elizabeth Hoover October 4 1864 and had six children, five living including Ephrian F. Smith James Smith die July 1902 Mrs W V Hughes Bert H. Smith Jolliet Illinois and Clyde W. Smith Montpelier Indiana. Eighteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren survive. Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 30 in the Roanoke U B Church with Rev D W Zartman officiating. Interment at the I L O F cemetery.
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Jacob J. Smith
W. LB. Flughes
Mr. Smith
Mr.Smith
Montgomery County
Ohio
Indiana
Elizabeth Hoover
Ephrian F. Smith
James Smith
Airs
W V. Hughes
Bert H. Smith
New Haven
J. A. Mitchell
Jolliet
Ilinois
Clyde W. Smith
Montpelier
Roanoke U B
D. W. Zartman
Commissioner’s Sale of Neal Estate in Roanoke Indiana
The Commissioner of the Thumit ington Circuit Court will sell privately after August 7 1926 at Cook & Ericz Huntington Indiana the real estate in Union Township Roanoke described as a part of lot 1 in T W Horton Addition commencing 240 feet west of the southeast corner of lot one and ending at the west line of the corresponding lot. Terms 1 3 cash 1 3 in nine months and balance in eighteen months with a first mortgage at 6 percent. John W Smith Commissioner Huntington Ind R R No 3
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Clara FE. Smith
Wava H. Smith
Seid Court
Cook & Ericz
Huntington
Indiana
Tunionston County
T. VY. Horton
Roanoke
Frank Pequignot
Sarah E. Smith
Recorder's Office
Said
Sarah F. Smith
John W. Smith
Ind
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Town News Editor Raises Ad Rates Prompting Local Stir
A grainy OCR fragment suggests editors may face pressure as a local paper contemplates raising ad prices. The piece references a town in unrest with unfamiliar names and a wary newsroom stance amid editorial conflict.
U B Church Notes Sunday Services Schedule
The article lists Sunday hours for U B Church including morning worship at 9 15 and evening services. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 33 prayer time and the morning topic Soul Peter with an evening topic Open Windows.
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