Sullivan Union echoes through Indiana town in tribute
The Sullivan Union, the county's only Republican paper since 1866, runs tribute to John T. Hays editor Jesse W. Pierce republishes Clinton Clintonian recollections praising Hays. The piece lauds his justice, public service, church and school support, and influence on Sullivan County youth.
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Hays
Jesse W. Pierce
Clinton Clintonian
Shelburn
John T. Hays
Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan County
John T Hays
Kone
Will H. Hays, Jr
John T. Hays, Jr
Vermillion County
Socialism as a Political Crisis in the U S
Former Senator Bailey of Texas and expatriate George D Herron warn that under Wilson the Democratic Party risks embracing socialism and Bolshevism. They argue class conflict between capital and labor will shape U S politics and demand a challenge to Wilson before his term ends.
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Woodrow Wilson
America
Herron
Wilson
George D. Herron
United States
Sea of Marmora
Bailey
Boston News
Democratic Party
Progressive Democracy
Texas
Switzerland
Kaiser
Germany
Niestche
Marx
Lenine
Trotsky
Eugene Debs
Bolshevists
Land of
Opportunity
Russia
Apostles
Mrs Ed Sparrow Visits Mayfield Daughter in Kentucky
Mrs Ed Sparrow of Mayfield Kentucky is visiting her daughter Mrs Mau rice Thompson.
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Mrs
Ed Sparrow
Mayfield, Ky
Maurice Thompson
Personal notices of returning servicemen and moves
Mrs James A Cozart returns to Canonsburg after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James Muchmore. Lieut Emil M McCoy son of Mr and Mrs B F McCoy expected home mid next week from Camp Zachary Taylor Ky after discharge from the 325th Field Artillery. Royce McCoy another son of the same family also due home this week from New Cumberland Pa. Willis formerly with J F Douthitt clothing store takes a job with Deermont Clothing Company of Terre Haute. Rex Ford son of Mrs John C Ford recently returned from overseas service arriving in the U S and due home soon. Ross Harbaugh a Purdue graduate becomes agricultural agent for Portland Cement Company based in Mitchell Ind. Harry B Chambers in France with A E B F reports illness and possible goiter.
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James A. Cozart
Canonsburg
James Muchmore
Emil M. McCoy
B. F. McCoy
North State Street
Camp Zachary Taylor
325Th Field Artillery
McCoy
Ft. Harrison
Camp Taylor
Jie
Camp Lange
Bordeaux
France
Sullivan and
Sullivan County
Royce McCoy
New Cumberland
W. W. Harbaugh
Portland Cement Company
Mitchell
Ind
Harbaugh
Purdue University
Harry B.chambers
A. EB. F
Obituary and Advertised Letters From Sullivan Indiana
Lavina A. Knapp born May 17 1837 died April 14 1919 age 81 years 10 months 27 days married to Samuel Mounts May 29 1860 seven children survive four children remain with 24 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren She joined the Church of Christ at 19 and lived a Christian life Advertised letters list for Sullivan Post Office April 23 1919 including ladies Clara Bridwell Lillie Cann Dorothy Gents and others WM BE AYDELOTTE P M
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Lavina A. Knapp
Samuel Mounts
Rhoda E
Benj. F
Minnie J
Thomas P. Samuel Jr
Rosa A
Oliver P
Rhoda E. Carrico
Thomas P. Mounts
Samuel Mounts, Jr
Oliver P. Mounts
County agents lead eight bars and girls club winners on Purdue tour
H. S. Benson county agent and Miss Daisy Deane Williamson county demonstrator left Monday with eight bars and girls club winners in this county. The group will tour Purdue University buildings in Lafayette. Rev. John McD. Horne pastor of the Christian church left Monday for Lexington Kentucky to attend the National Congress of the Disciples of Christ.
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H.S. Benson
Daisy Deane Williamson
Purdue University
Lafayette
John McD. Horne
The
Christian Church
Lexington
National Congress of the Disciples of Christ
Guests of Relatives Visit From Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Bert Crawley of Kansas City Missouri are staying here as guests of relatives, according to local notes.
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Bert Crawley
Kansas City, Mo
Old Roman Windows Show Luxurious Glass Early
In ancient Rome during the Caesars rich households used bronze framed glass panes. The panes were uneven and defect ridden, yielding a poor outside view. They were cast on stone rather than blown and public buildings used marble pierced slabs for setting.
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Rome
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Sullivan Union
Dirrelle Chaney
R. P. White, Publishers
Congress
G&g
South Bend
Black Bros
West Side Drug Store
Sullivan, Ind
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