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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1916

Page

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Sullivan County Democratic Split Over Judge Harris Delegates

Sullivan County Democratic committee authorizes Orion B. Harris to pick Sullivan delegates for the Greene and Sullivan judicial convention. The move alarms Greene County Democrats led by John A. Riddle, signaling a widening rift and possible mutual primary arrangements to override local choices.

Sullivan County Democratic Committee Harris Greene County John A. Riddle Riddle Greene and Sullivan State Central Committee County Central Committee Orion B. Harris Greene Sullivan Counties

California People are Heard From in San Francisco Earthquake

Mr and Mrs Irvin Scott report a telegram from their daughter Bertha Scott saying she was in Fresno during the San Francisco earthquake. Judge O B Harris says Mrs G B McFall reports they escaped injury but conditions are terrible. Rolla Manuel’s relatives fear for his safety as he was on a train toward San Francisco and no word has been received.

Irvin Scott Bertha Scott Fresno San Francisco O. B. Harris G. B. McFall Rolla Manuel

Damages Suit Venued to Knox County Over Railroad Death

The $2000 damage suit of George M. Pirtle against Carlisle saloon keeper William B. Shepherd was venued to Knox county for trial. Pirtle, father of 19 year old George Pirtle who was killed in Sullivan last August by a freight train, alleges Shepherd sold liquor to the boy and that Pirtle was intoxicated when he encountered goath on liquor sold at Shepherd's saloon.

George M. Pirtle William B. Shepherd Carlisle Knox County Pirtle George Pirtle Sullivan Shepherd’s

Electrical Storm Causes Damage and Injuries in County

A severe electrical storm last Friday caused significant damage from lightning. Jeff Lennox narrowly escaped drowning after being struck by a gate post and knocked into a ditch, with temporary injuries. Joe Loudermilk’s home on South Court Street suffered a chimney hit, roof damage, and porch fire. Mrs. and Mrs. Loudermilk were shocked but survived. Widespread county damage followed the storm.

Jeff Lennox Hud Joe Loudermilk South Court Street Thedine Loudermilk

Court Reverses Heavy Judgment in Life Insurance Case

A judge reversed a $2,700 verdict against Life Insurance Company in the Per melia Haughton case after jurors found the plaintiff had consulted a physician before applying and lied on the health question. The act ing judge, William T. Douthitt, ruled the defendants were entitled to judgment.

Permelia Haughton Two Life Insurance Company William T. Douthitt Hays & Hays Barrett & Brown Vincennes

Merom Woman in San Francisco Disaster

Mrs. Creager wife of R W Creager formerly of Merom now in Indianapolis is in the San Francisco disaster. She went to California six weeks ago for health. Roy received a souvenir card Wednesday and a Friday letter saying she enjoyed her visit and was regaining health. Since the disaster he has no word on her survival and must await results.

R. W. Creager Merom Indianapolis San Francisco

Paved Street Plans Adopted by Town Board

The town board in special session last Friday adopted plans for paving the public square and adjacent blocks. Bidders will be notified soon and work will start as soon as possible. The streets will use vitrified paving brick on a cement and sand foundation.

Local Marriage Licenses Listed in Brief

John W. Black wed Minnie Merk. John W. Hallett married Mary J. Tucker. Jasper Harrison joined Flossie McCammon in marriage.

John W. Black Minnie Merk John W. Hallett Mary J. Tucker Jasper Harrison Flossie McCammon

Chaney Reelected in Strong Second District GOP Nomination

In Linton Indiana the Second district Republican convention renominated Congressman John C. Chaney. The gathering praised Republican administrations and pledged support for party policies. Delegates extended sympathy to California earthquake victims and offered aid. Will Hays lauded Chaney’s record and led the nomination speech.

Linton Ind John C. Chaney California Joe Barr Opera House M. E. Edmunds Sullivan Coulter Vincennes Charles G. Seifert Washington George Térhams Odon Coulgressman Ciefly

Republican records show shaping of party committees and sympathy resolution

Judge Coulter announced the Credentials and Resolutions committees with names from Daviess Knox and nearby counties. James W. Emison offered a sympathy resolution for California earthquake victims, praised as typical of the Republican party and adopted by standing vote. The report notes a lifelong commitment to the party and early engagement in Sullivan county politics.

Coulter Daviess John W. Emison Knox B. F. Willoughby Owen Dr. Sloane Greene B. F. Stover Sullivan Fan Stratton Martin John Gilkerson Lawrence W. V. Williams Morroe George Thornton Chas Mears J. C. Cox J. B. Lloyd Clarence Deal Monroe W. W. Weaver James W. Emison Daviess County California

Views With Great Alarm Attack Local Republican Party

The local Democratic organ is accused of misrepresenting Republican affairs in the city and county. It is charged with publishing extensive political gush to mislead readers and conceal harmonious conditions within the Republican party.

Republican Party

Pioneer Woman Lydia Jewell Dies After Long Turman Township Life

Mrs Lydia Jewell 85 longtime Turman township resident died Friday at the home of Thomas Finley in Turman township. Widow of Richard Jewell drowned in the Wabash near Hutsonville. Funeral Saturday at Burnett cemetery.

Lydia Jewell Thomas Finley Turman Township Jewell Richard Jewell Wabash Hutsonville Burnett Cemetery

Death of Mrs. Mary Underhill Nicholas

Mrs. Mary Underhill Nicholas wife of Frank Nicholas of this city died Sunday after a long illness of consumption at age 29. Reared in Shelburn she was a Baptist and married in 1897. Survived by husband and two children James William and Agnes four. Sister to Mrs. Gertrude Patrick and William Underhill of Shelburn. Funeral Monday at home conducted by Rev. A. M. McGuire. Interment at Center Ridge.

Mary Underhill Nicholas Frank Nicholas

Supreme Court ruling alters county divorces in Indiana

The Indiana Supreme Court decision invalidates divorces where plaintiff and defendant reside in different states. Many local couples who remarried after such decrees may have no legal right to their remarriages. Indiana law requires two years bona fide residence and publication notice when defendants are non residents. The court may grant a divorce only if the plaintiff agrees not to remarry for two years, with the defendant able to reopen the case if they appear within that period.

Supreme Court Indiana

Taggart Aims to Rebuild State Democratic Machine

Reporter S. Paul Poynter notes Tom Taggart travels across the state to organize a new Democratic machine. Supporters and opponents clash over leadership as the next state convention looms, while voters fear shift in influence and possible editor chairmanship questions.

S. Paul Poynter Sullivan Court House Taggart the Democrat

Guide Post to Advertise Ments

A busy ad page notes Red Tag Sales from Index Bargain Store owner James Sinclair and many local merchants. It highlights Cowles Maxwell Shoes Scott Bros Jonas Acker Julius Harry & Company J.B. Mullane & Co Woods Hart Schaffner and Marx goods and regular dealer campaigns. The Union Span urges reading advertisements as bargains from county advertisers.

James Sinclair Index Sinclair Jim Cowles-Maxwell Shoe Company Scott Bros Progressive Hardware and Furniture Jonas Acker Julius Harry & Company J.B. Mullane & Company

Benefield Liquor License Appeal in Curry Township

Wade S Benefield challenges Curry township for a liquor license denial. The appeal seeks costs against the plaintiff and requests review of the licensing decision.

Wade S. Benefield Curry Township Eipinnead

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Bolt Frisco Chaney Congress Committee On Joghta- Chaney Republican Party of Will H. Hays Republican Committee Righi Columbiana County Ohio Farmersburg LOGAL Mary Nicholas Tom Taggart The Davids Good Shepherd Poynter Foxy Tom Guide Post
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