Graysville News Briefs Around the Village
Graysville reports a quiet political scene ahead of the November 2 election. Local residents, including S A Ward and family, visited others in town. Leo Phillips has enlisted and is stationed in South Carolina. Paul Cushman joins the Pennsylvania Railroad at Canton Ohio. Miss Milam and Mrs Frances Burton are substituting at the school as teachers attend Indianapolis association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graysville
S. A. Ward
Olver
Prose
Washington
T. K. Cushman
Guy Phillips
Clara Crow and
Leo Phillips
South Carolina
Ralph Pennington
Paul Cushman
Pennsylvania Railway System
Canton
Ohio
Frances Burton
Miss Milam
Miss. Milam
Association
Indianapolis
Grocery Store on West Washington Closes
Fred Newton will close out his grocery business on West Washington street. The room now occupied by Newton will be taken over by A B Gray, wholesale grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Newton
Washington Street
Mr. Newton
A. B. Gray
Wilsonism and its critics in the 1920 campaign
The piece rails against Wilsonism as embodied by the League of Nations and Cox’s campaign role. It cites Maine and Georgia voting against Wilsonism and appeals to Warren G. Harding as its political foil. The article previews the November referendum and Harding’s birthday as a counterpoint to Wilsonian policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wilson League of Nations
Mayi Nots
White House
Joseph Tumulty
Barney Baruch
Cox
Maine
Georgia
Franklin D
Wall Street
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Warren G. Hardfog
Harding
A Republican Year Why Victory Looms in 1920
A critical view argues Wilson’s approach failed postwar unity and the Peace Conference. It asserts the army thrived despite leaders Baker and Daniels while Roosevelt and Wood were excluded. The piece condemns Wilson’s imperial manner and his covenant push, predicting a Republican triumph in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Army
Navy
Newton D. Baker
Josephus Daniels
Theodore Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
White House
Washington
Evry American
Col. House
Mr. Lansing
Mr. Gerard
Elihu Root
David Jayne Hill
Charles E. Hughes
Germany
America
Advertising Tanlac display attracts attention in Sullivan
A Tanlac advertising display in the window of Joe K Smock Son Sullivan attracts strong interest in the city. The display features scenes from foreign countries illustrating Tanlac ingredients and uses vivid color lithography. It includes bulletins touting Tanlac growth, lab capacity, and sales figures as high as 60 000 bottles daily and 10 000 000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe K. Smock & Son
Sullivan
Tanlac
America
Rocky Mountains
Europe
Asia
Peru
Egypt
Dayton
Ohio
Walkerville
Canada
Local Social Roundup and Weekend Travels
Kingsley and Thomson family from Crawfordsville visited locals last week. Pattons and Gratis family members traveled to Terre Haute on Saturday. Illinois visitors passed through en route to Harding rally in Terre Haute. Wernz family attended Brazil at Sullivan football game. Carl Lester family at funeral near Flat Rock Illinois. Truebloods at Clyde Pound funeral in Black Hawk. Riggs family, Ruth, visited Sullivan with Walter Wible. Sunday school to host rally day program next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Thomson
Little $On
Crawfordsville
Frank Patton
J. F. Patton
Gratis
Terre Haute
Illinois
Fred Wernz
Sullivan
Carl Lester
Flat Rock
Ilis
Elmer Trueblood
Clyde Pound
Black Hawk
Charles Riggs
Ruth
Walter Wible
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BY Scott C. Bone
Mr. Wilson
Senate
United States of America
United States
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Thompson
Iris Majesty
Her Majesty
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State OF
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County OF
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Terre Haute Star
Sullivan Union
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