Cox and League of Nations debate dominates political speech
A lengthy editorial transcript critiques Governor Cox with emphasis on his stance toward the League of Nations and Article 10. It contrasts Cox with Harding and Taft opponents, arguing for a clarified League while preserving U S sovereignty and congressional war-declaration rights. Local notes mention a Merom yard contest judges and visits by Emmett Nowlin and family.
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Cox
San Francisco
Wilson
League of Nations
Congress
Mreé
House of Civilization
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Nbr
the Fathers
League
International Court
Root
William H. Taft
Harding
Senate
Wilson League
Local Social Roundup From Farmersburg and Sullivan
Miss Ethel Moore visited Farmersburg friends at week’s start. Neighbors report good threshing progress expected to finish this week. Families shared meals and shopped in Sullivan. Protracted meeting at Liberty drew many attendees. Several gatherings at Farmersburg and Shelburn with extended kin. Mrs. Will Jewell and others noted as ill.
Local Social Rounds Include Visits Across Town
Big Springs residents and guests share weekend gatherings. T. Collier and Lee Phillips spent Thursday in Terre Haute. Emerson Watson and family visited William Springer on Sunday. Tom Durham and daughters spent Sunday with Mrs. Ridgway. Ray Watson stayed home Sunday. J. B. Durham of Waveland visited relatives last week. Scott Norris of Indianapolis saw Tom and Keanu Medsker. Warren Watson and wife visited Carlisle. Will Watson and sons Carlos and Gaylord with a little daughter visited their parents Saturday. A. G. Cushman and family visited the Enos on Sunday. John Greene and wife attended the show on Wednesday. Prof. H. B. Hatten and Aunt Lizzie McLain of Merom made their annual visit with Mrs. Warren Wat-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Collier
Lee Phillips
Terre Haute
Emerson Watson
William Springer
Tom Durham
Local notices and social roundup from Fairbanks area
Farm, church, and social life items from Fairbanks Indiana include visits by the Pogue children and Ida Pogue, outings with the Drake and Pogue families, car purchases by Blanch Drake and Clair Merrill, and a public sale of Levi Drake property. The piece notes a basket dinner at Linton, a Masonic hall meeting, O E S degrees conferred in Carlisle, a Porterville loss for the local ball team, and several community visits to relatives in Sullivan York Graysville and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Pogue
Arthur
Janet
Terre Haute
Ida Pogue
Rebeccas
Louis Chowning
Sullivan
O. T. Criss
Estle Drake
Willis Drake
Blanch Drake
Clair Merrill
West
Oliphant Thomson
P. O. Dickey
Kansas City
Zedoc Piety
Greencastle
K. Evans
Levi Drake
Rose
Evert Trueblood
Okie Starkey
Orph Keegan
Ernest Hayworth
Keegan
Hayworth
Baptist Church
Linton
Addison Drake
Madison Drake
Ara Johnson
Hattie Pittman
Louisa Brewer
Laura Sharpless
Ruth Miller
Telephone Company
Will Albee
Ben Pogue
Russell Nichols
York
Ernie Holmes
Post
Nannie Watson
Prairie Creek
Miss Watson
New Cemetery
Paul Wilson
Alfred Russell
Carlisle
W. T. Ransford
Audie V. Carrithers
Arthur Drake
Westie Johnson
Sarah Waller
Anna Pound
Jennie Drake
Ollie Peacher
Golda Bradbury
Lela Holmes
Hattie Bradbury
Lynn Thomas
J. Dana Johnson
Claudie Pittman
Verna Hunt
Lela Thomas
Ola Bradbury
Helen Bradbury
Ed W Ross Visits Old Friend and Fishing Partner
Ed W Ross of Terre Haute visited Turman township to see his old friend Joe Gray and enjoy a fishing trip. At 82, Ross remains healthy and active and has fished with Gray for 18 years, visiting each summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed W.ross
Terre Haute
Harry K. Ross
Joe Gray
Tur‘man
Mr. Ross
Mr. Gray
The Great Parties and their Policies
An analysis traces the birth of American party lines from Washington era to Lincoln era, contrasting Republican and Democratic tenets. It argues the Republican platform supported tariffs, internal improvements, homesteads, and national currency, while the Democratic line favored slavery, limited central power, free trade, and state banking. It notes the Civil War era realignment and the evolution of party identities.
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America
Athens
Sparta
United States
Republic
England
Continental Congress
Congress
George Washington
Franklin
Johnson
Rutledge
Dickerson
Richard Henry Lee
Alexander Hamilton
Washington
Adams
Treasury
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Marshall
Hamilton
The
Federalist
Jefferson
Party
Jackson
Whig Party
Freemont
Lincoln
Republican Party
Democratic Party
National Bank
Party of
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Sullivan Union
Germany
Europe
G. W. Nowlin
Mabel
Charley Bragdons
the Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Sullivan, Indiana
Township
Ethel Moore
Farmersburg
Wilma Hood
Chester Woodard
Howard
Alvin Hood
Ruth Lucile
Will Bennett
Geneva Barcus
P. T. Lloyd
Farmersbug
Raymond Wyman
Gene
Floyd Taylor
Ray
Henry Wyman
Sam Taylor
Jerry Barcus
Dora Taylor
Marie
Daniel Mathis
Clevy Lloyd
Near Shelburn
Nan Bennett
Elmer
Jeff
Willie Collins
Otto Jewell
Levi Jewell
Barnett
Barnett Jewell
Bertha Marts
Shelburn
Liberty
James Moore
Ethel
Oral Harris
Lawrence McClanahan
Beulah
Mamie Chapman
Ebenezer
Oral Owens
Oklahoma
Jane Owens
Miss Fletcher
Will Jewell
Roy Jewell
Big Springs
Fairbanks
Fathers of the Republic
Union
United States of America
Madison
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