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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
6
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Judge Charles Henderson of Sullivan circuit court ruled last week that a drink may be intoxicating with less than two percent alcohol. He held that if a beverage contains any alcohol it becomes a question of fact for the jury to determine its intoxicating nature in alcohol sale cases.
The Linton Citizen Democratics and allies attack Alvin Padgett for irregular methods and aim at Senator Davis in a heated county battle across Sullivan and Lawrence counties. The piece notes Padgett’s double backfire, calls rivals “sore heads,” and praises Davis as the strongest candidate while warning roads must improve for rural mail service.
Turman and Riggs on North Main street invite customers to inspect the Staver buggy line noting the Staver auto seat as a recent innovation and claiming superiority on wheels.
Congressman Chaney was appointed to the committee on appropriations to succeed the late Congressman Brick who died last week. The committee is described as one of Congress's most important. Crawford Fairbanks of Terre Haute says the liquor question was properly addressed at the recent Democratic state convention.
The remark suggests public relief at a highborn alliance involving Evelyn Thaw, implying royal marriage could calm national tensions. The comment blends humor and social interest with a focus on prominent names.
Mr Poynter of the Democrat Times says the delegates for the second district congressional convention will be selected by irregular and snap methods.
Debate centers on how interest on public funds should be used. Critics argue funds are diverted to private financiers and bankers rather than benefiting the public, highlighting concerns over political influence and official gain.
Corn Planters Do not ask to examine the Sattley New Way Corn planter before you buy There is a reason Turman Riggs one block north National Bank.
Readership in the Sullivan Democrat Vincennes Sun and Linton Call reflects civil accord within the district with aligned editorial voices and shared stance on local issues.
Mr. Bryan resists government ownership while pursuing a nomination position. The report notes ongoing political maneuvering and alignment with party goals as he navigates the proposition.
The depository law enacted recently aims to curb fees taken by officials and ensure daily cash books and balanced accounts for public funds. It requires deposits in designated depositories with monthly statements, saving Sullivan County several hundred dollars and ending corrupt financial practices.
In Sullivan Indiana at noon at the court house door the estate of a bankrupt will be sold including 677 acres of coal bearing land across sections 2 and 3 township 8 north range 8 west with multiple tracts and mineral rights, and six houses plus a hotel. Personal property mining equipment and tools are included, all subject to leases, taxes, and court approval.
On March 26 1963 Will Edmonds attorney filed a complaint with the Sullivan Circuit Court Clerk against Effie May Allison. An affidavit declared the defendant is not a resident of the state in the case titled above.
The record lists James R. Hinkle opposing Mollie Willis and additional defendants in a civil action. The filing name indicates a lawsuit filed in this period, with parties including Hinkle and Willis and potential affiliates or coDefendants. Proceedings and jurisdiction details are not provided in readable text.
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