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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
4
The Sullivan Union argues Republicans favor county local option over township units, aligning with liquor interests, while Democrats back township local option. It cites a $1,800 county record error, urging a full county records audit to protect taxpayers.
Beveridge extols the Indiana home and family life as the backbone of a nation, then recalls Lincoln's call to duty. He portrays a young farmer as the ideal who sacrifices for an unseen yet sacred cause, proving courage and devotion above material rewards.
The Indiana stock market results raise concerns for Democrats in Indianapolis as editorials urge unified action. Robert W. Miers, former congressman, defends county methods, while Monroe County Democratic central committee plans a mass convention to select delegates. The dispute risks a district deadlock and factional divisions within the party.
The notice promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf for back urinary bladder and kidney pains claiming a safe herb cure for women's illnesses. It offers 50 cent price, sample free and mail order from The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy New York. Mr and Mrs Perry H Blue of Indianapolis visited Mr and Mrs John T Hays and returned home Monday.
The piece cites Bryan’s repudiation by Populists and calls into question Democratic harmony. It notes Minnesota manager John Johnson seeking the Democratic nomination, claims about Bryan's facts, and critiques of Indiana party control by Thomas Taggart. It references Poynter and mentions dry positions in Brazil and Sullivan with a note on interurban travel.
Vice President Fairbanks sent a letter to the Republican state convention urging tariff revision at a special congressional session after November’s election. He advocates prompt action along protective Republican lines, aligning with his long standing economic stance and past gold standard positions.
Indianapolis reports that under a county unit local option law the liquor traffic could be removed from all but twelve Indiana counties. I M Barney of the Anti Saloon League outlines current dry and wet counts, noting 61 counties with majority dry and 21 still wet, with the twelve urban counties seen as the battleground for a local option election and possible savin g clause to protect dry townships.
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