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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1923
Page
4
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania used moral pressure and common sense to halt the anthracite strike without courts or troops. He proposed miners terms, compelled operators to accept, and allowed state operation to ensure coal production. Eastern states and the nation witnessed a new approach to industrial settlement.
In a public note the author cites Secretary Hughes on democracy's core virtue self-control gained through self-discipline. The piece argues thrift lessons belong in schools to build responsible citizens and prepare youth for life’s hardships.
The piece praises global sympathy for Japan after a disaster and lauds U S generosity while noting ongoing suffering. It argues for goodwill over conflict and envisions improved relations between Japan and the United States amid Pacific-wide relief efforts. It also profiles town improvement culture in Van Buren and local investment in worthy blocks.
The post office will replace the usual 2-cent George Washington engraving with a black 2-cent Harding portrait for three months to honor the late president. The note underscores that presidents have appeared on stamps posthumously, except Taft and Wilson, and comments on the use of strong language in printing offices.
Mrs Everett Wright visits sister Mrs J E Derbyshire and many Marion residents host or attend gatherings. Guests include Mrs Cora Mathias, Miss Mildred Shultz, Mrs Alfred Burge of Marion, and numerous family meals and Sunday dinners. Attendees travel from Roanoke Greensburg and Indianapolis to join local families.
The first convention to elect delegates to the national convention will be in New Hampshire on March 11 with the actual presidential contest opening in the Dakotas on March 18.
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