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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
7
The Sullivan Union is a Slocomed-Only Republican paper in the county established in 1866. It lists publishers D Chaney and R P White and notes second class matter status entered July 1, 1873 at Sullivan Indiana under the act of March 8 1873 printed at 265 strictly in advance and priced at 1.00.
In horsemen rhetoric Cullop may win by a nose as political shifts unfold. The second district Democratic primary arrives next week with April Fooled as a motif. Headlines claim Wilson shatters precedent while the regime’s grip appears eroding and oil fortunes fade.
Vinccennes University president Dr Horace Ellis has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for superintendent of public instruction. He is considered a leading state educator and highly qualified for the position he seeks at the Indianapolis state convention next month.
The letter questions Gilbert Gambill political manager Chas D Hunt for sending dope favoring rotation. It asks if Gambill supports rotation for the county attorneyship and suggests letting another candidate have a chance.
L W Henley secretary of the Republican state committee concludes that Indiana newspapers aligned with the party have increased to 112. Two years earlier the number was 92 as some papers joined the Progressive movement, but most have returned to the Republican fold and left Bull Moose behind.
The Washington Herald urges Indiana Republicans meeting in Indianapolis to craft a concise platform of three or four pledges centered on rigid economy in state finances. It argues the main goal for Indiana voters is to stop public waste and ensure prudent management if the state administration remains Republican.
The Washington Herald notes Governor Ralston criticized Democratic state rule for a six percent cent per hundred increase in the state levy. Using Indiana’s taxable value, the piece estimates about 1.28 million dollars in added annual taxes per year from the new levy, far above the prior year.
The Herald attacks rising taxes and government expansion while praising cautious reform and fiscal restraint in Indiana. Democratic figures Cullop and press supporters are defended. debates touch tariffs, protectionism, and farm price pressures from foreign competition.
The Daylestown Intelligencer notes imports surged after the new tariff across beef cattle corn oats and potatoes, with Argentine corn flooding the market, driving prices down and hurting American farmers who depended on domestic crops for income.
Senator Bland states that Indiana's candidate, G Q O P Wil, will win. The declaration follows campaign events in Indiana with attention from local reporters.
Oscar E Bland argues the Democratic party is weak in Indiana as 1914 voters face high taxes and job losses. He claims Republicans must unite with reformers to expose Democratic flaws and rally support for a sweeping political victory. The piece frames Cullop’s post and criticizes his campaign mail as using official postage.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy with testimonials, price 75 cents per bottle, and availability from druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Rev. Roy Curtis of Enid Oklahoma left Thursday for Portsmouth Indiana to assist in evangelical services.
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