Southern states need two parties gains in early American politics
The article argues for a strong Republican opposition in the South, citing the need to curb Democratic extravagance and improve public service. It notes historical Civil War era biases, primary reforms, and cites Texas and Alabama as places where a viable minority could push for accountability and efficiency. It references Indiana, Sullivan, Lodge, and Newberry era politics and stresses broader regional party balance.
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South
Texas
Houston Post
Congress
Louisiana
Alabama
Republican Rally Against Democratic Congress in Sullivan County
The message urges voting for the Republican ticket in November to avoid a Democratic Congress and a Wilson era deadlock. It attacks high local taxes in Sullivan County, predicts GOP victories nationwide, and warns that Democratic control would stall progress while Harding wins. By Golly.
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Ple
Harding
Congress
Newberry
Maine
Wilson
Times
Sullivan County
Sullivan County Court House
Community Notes From Local Happenings
Personal Hinkle C Hays travels to New York on legal business. Mrs Q B Farris hosted a Business Women's Association dinner with music and dancing. Mayor Walter B Walters sold his interest in Brown & Walters to Tom Brown. he stays in insurance and real estate at city hall. Mrs Maude Mayfield underwent a serious surgical operation at the county hospital. Mrs Mayfield is in serious condition with Mr and Mrs Harry Mayfield and Mrs Virgil Burks visiting. Harry Dudley of Cleveland visited his mother Eliza Dudley who fractured her hip and is cared for at County Hospital and then at Mrs Lou Day’s home. Percy Garrard, longtime Elks home custodian, ill, now at Palestine IL with Mont Getty acting as temporary custodian. Mrs Abe Curtis fell and broke her right arm. Eighty five guests at Mr and Mrs J F Douthitt’s for Mrs Mary Douthitt’s 80th birthday. C J Sherman returns from West trip. James R Riggs took daughter Mary Elizabeth to Ward Belmont University in Nashville. Mrs John W Lindley and daughter Doris left for Nashville for Ward Belmont. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lang buy Giles addition lot to build a home. Dean Chaney of Philadelphia visits his mother. Hazel Gettinger and Ray Atto wed at Christian parsonage with Rev Hoffman officiating. Mrs John A Mattix with daughter Irene in Indianapolis for treatment at Methodist Hospital. Subscriptions received from Mrs Mary Aspy of near Indianapolis, formerly Miss Mary Drake.
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Hinkle C. Hays
New York City
Q. B. Farris
Business Women’s Association
Walter B. Walters
Brown & Walters
Tom Brown
Maude Mayfield
County Hospital
Harry Mayfield
Paoli
Ind
Virgil Burks
Louisville
Mayfield
Harry Dudley
Cleveland
Ohio
Eliza Dudley
Dudley
Garrard
Abe Curtis
South Court Street
J. F. Douthitt
South Crowder Street
Douthitt
Mary Douthitt
Carlisle
C. J. Sherman
West
James R. Riggs
Mary Elizabeth Riggs
Nashville
Tenn
Ward Belmont University
John W. Lindley
Doris
Nashville, Tenn
Lloyd Lang
South State Street
Giles Addition
Dean Chaney
Philadelphia
United States Shipping Board
Minnie Chaney
Hazel Gettinger
D. W. Gettinger
Ray Atto
John Atto
Graysville
Christian Parsonage
Hoffman
John A. Mattix
Irene
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Mary Aspy
Mary Drake
Riley Drake
Doolittle Flies Ocean to Ocean in About Twenty One Hours
Lieut. J H Doolittle the U S Army aviator left Pablo Beach Florida and dined in San Diego California the next day flying from ocean to ocean in roughly 21 hours.
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J. H. Doolittle
Pablo Beach
Fla
San Diego
Calif
Ocean
Reading Shapes Child Character Asks Quiet Impact
Quote attributed to Whately on reading shaping a child’s character even if the specific book is later forgotten. Emphasizes subtle, lasting influence of early reading on personal development.
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Whately
The New Den and Modern Love Motif
A reflective note on modern romance where a woman seeks excitement by believing she has drawn a man away from another love. The piece contrasts the thrill of pursuit with the illusion of exclusive devotion.
Republican Peace Policy Promoted by Administration
The Republican administration pursues world peace through a vigorous American policy. It emphasizes avoiding foreign entanglements and achieving practical results in global stability and harmony.
Peace by restraint and practical disarmament policy
A political advocacy piece arguing the current administration advanced peace through concrete international agreements at Washington, reducing naval tonnage and wartime outlays while criticizing the prior regime for favoring League of Nations plans. It urges continued Republican policy to avoid entanglement and to push for further reductions in arms and budgets.
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United States
League of Nations
Washington
Pacific
China
Japan
Shantung
Siberia
Yap
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Republican Party
Europe
America
Republicans Aid Laboring Classes Says Article
The piece claims the Republican Party has aided laboring classes by reducing unemployment, easing tax burdens, restricting immigration, lowering living costs, and removing the war menace. It emphasizes benefits to workers and cites party policies as the cause.
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America
Unemployment drop tied to 1921 Republican policies
The 1921 Republican rise reduced unemployment from 1920 lows by reviving agriculture, cutting taxes for wage earners, and repealing nuisance and transportation taxes. Immigration limits and higher family exemptions eased costs. Live costs fell, with Liberty bonds rising 15 percent and public expenditures trimmed.
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Republican Congress
U. S. Department of Labor
Harding
Prineton publishers plan new building and posts trips
Fred Ewing and George B Grigsby of Princeton publishers of the Princeton Clarion News were en route Sunday to Logansport and Lebanon to inspect building sites for a new paper plant. Grigsby, a Sullivan native, began in journalism on the Sullivan Times. Ewing, longtime First district political figure, recently retired as Republican chairman and has been appointed postmaster at Princeton beginning the first of the month.
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George B. Grigsby
Princeton
Princeton Clarion News
Logansport
Messrs
Grigsby
Ewing
Lebanon
Sullivan
Old Sullivan Times
Princeston
Lang Returns Home From Florida Trip
Mrs. B. T. Lang concludes a stay with her mother Mrs. J. C. Talley and relatives in St. Petersburg Florida and Knoxville Tennessee and has returned home.
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B. T. Lang
J. C. Talley
St. Petersburg
Fla
Knoxville, Tenn
Indiana Shows State Finances Operated Without Tax Revenue
Figures from Indianapolis reveal last year the state ran without taxation for general funds, relying on deposits and bonds. The report traces debt reductions by governors, noting local spending dominates taxes and details repayment records for Ralston and Marshall administrations.
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Indianapolis
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Pendleton
Jeffersonville Institution
Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville Reformatory
McCray
Maine Republicans sweep state in decisive election vote
The Maine result endorses the Republican administration in Washington. United States Senator Hale and all Republican representatives are re-elected, creating a strong two year majority in Congress. The GOP carried every county and won large margins in the Second district, signaling voter approval of reconstruction efforts and opposition to Democratic calls for next Congress. The outcome is viewed as a nationwide gauge of sentiment.
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Maine
Washington
United States
Hale
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican Congress
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