Another Party in 1920 Depression Era Politics in Washington
Washington June 16 1920 A looming split in the Republican Party raises the prospect of a new party in 1920 as Borah pressures Hays to denounce the League of Nations and the peace treaty. The piece notes disarray in Congress with many bills and a lack of clear ideas, while Indiana figures like Senator New are cited amid ongoing war worker housing debates.
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Washington, D.C
Repubican
Old Guard
Penrose
Borah
Idaho
Will Haya
League of Nations
League
Penroserama
Congress
Worah
Wit Hays
William Howard Taft
Toose Bergh
Xohadie
Spepke
Huys Edn
Harry S. New
Indiana
Capitol
Coal price rising monthly with June start
A terse notice states hard coal increases by 20 cents per ton each month starting in June, with ample soft coal available. It urges customers to place orders at their home mine, clarifying the price is 16 cents per bushel for coal or lump coal.
Barr Township Notice of Office Hours and Contact
Barr township announces office hours for all who have business to discuss. The envoy will be available at Montgomery on Tuesdays and Saturdays and at Cannersburg on Wednesdays for each week. At all other times the envoy can be reached at residence.
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Barr Township
Montgomery
Cannerburg
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