Registration Day Push and Campaign Row
The text urges voters to register on September 4 and notes polls open 8 a m to 9 p m. It covers a heated political exchange over Wilsons League of Nations, attacking Cox and defending Republicans, arguing for an International Court and Code of International Law while denouncing partisanship and safeguarding U S sovereignty.
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Republican League of Nations
League
Several Nations
Administrative Council
Harding
Wilson
League of Nations
Europe
Poland
Russia
Wilson League
America Sees League Scheme Weighs Arbitration Versus Law
In a Hague conference opening, Secretary Root’s letter to Will Hays criticizes the league’s approach. He argues against abandoning international law and urges the growth of law and impartial tribunals to regulate nations, warning that expediency alone can’t sustain a lasting international order.
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Chambers of Peace
Peace Palace
the Hague
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson League of Nations
Towit
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Norway
Holland
Spain
Brazil
Elihu Root
Court of International Justice
Wilson
League of Nations
Hague Tribunal
Court of Justice
Ized
The
Hague
Root
Will Hays
America
League
Divorces and politics spark Winona Lake debate
A heated Winona Lake discussion on the league of nations touched on divorces and political loyalties. The piece defends Cox and Harding figures, arguing against bigotry over divorces and noting Cox’s Ohio wins amid German-vote support in 1916 and 1918.
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Winona Lake
League of Nations
Mr. Cox
Harding
Winona
Woodrow Wilson
Cox
James M. Cox
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Mrs. Cox
Mrs. Harding
Mr. Harding
Coxes
Hardings
American Union
State Fair Auto Show to break attendance records
The State Fair Auto Show Week of September 6 will be the largest in its history featuring an extensive Auto Show and a tractor display with 30 or more different makes.
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Postoffice August 1920
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana Postoffice as of August 25 1920. Names include Mrs Alambaugh Mrs Hearman Mrs Blackburn Mrs Garver Mrs Tomlinson and Mr Cardiff Mr Lee and R E. Callers must say advertised and provide date advertised within ten days or letters go to the Dead Letter office.
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Sullivan, Ind
Alambaugh
Hearman
Blackburn
C. C. Garver
J. H. Tomlinson
Ben. Gents
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Tarron G. ‘Garding
Calvin Coolidge
Sullivan Union
Sullivan
Indiana
Congress
American Press Association
Jimmie
Republican Committee
Party
Senate Investigating Committee
Jimmy
Republican Party
Democratic Party
N. W. W. Ism
James E. Watson
Thomas Taggart
Oscar E. Bland
William A. Cullop
Mai
Senate
House
Mr. Wilson
International Court
Wilson’s League
Republican’ Party
United States Senate
League ‘of Nations
Washington Herald
Agin
Cricksman
Southwest Corner Square
Sullivan, Indiana
B. BE. Lundblad
Union
Cincinnati
Justice Hughes
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Teddy
Dayton News
Germany
Haviog
Cardiff
State Board of Election Commissioners
State Boards of Election Commissioners
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