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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1920
Page
4
A reflective piece argues Ford’s success stems from his genius as a merchant shaping price, distribution, and demand. It credits prewar price slashing as a model for producers, warns against war-time price controls, and cites broader views on language, immigration, and national unity with multiple historical references.
Statement of ownership and management sworn by R P White publisher of the Sullivan Union Sullivan Indiana for the date shown. Notary E Maple attested September 29 1922.
William Jennings Bryan issues a blistering warning that Cox's nomination would empower lawless elements and invite defiance of the government. He argues there is no chance of election if nominated and questions any Democrat supporting such a move as insulting the nation's conscience.
The article notes wartime procurement by the Wilson administration for 291,006 horses and mules, including 941,000 saddles and 2,850,853 halters. It states 1,800,000 pounds of unmanufactured leather remained unused and 5,207,978 pairs of shoes were kept instead of returning them to trade, with France purchasing them.
Cox declares in Oregon that the liquor question is dead. he vows to enforce the 18th amendment as governor and president. He attacks Tom Taggart and Boss solid with Evansville’s alleged open gaming and corruption, urging reform papers to expose evils in French Lick and Evansville. The piece riffs on purity leagues and public taste in Indiana. The article closes with a note on superstitions about ear tingling and guardian angels.
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