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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1922
Page
4
The notice records second class mail matter number S150 8S 40 entered July 1, 1873 at the Sulivan Indiana post office under the Congress act of March 38 1873.
A chorus of announcements lists candidates for Sullivan County offices across parties. Ed Weir for trustee in Curry Township joins bids for auditor clerk sheriff prosecuting attorney assessor treasurer recorder and many other positions including Jackson Gill Hamilton townships with Democrats Republicans and a Fairbanks area run by Homer J. Wamilton among others.
The document lists trustees and candidates for the May 2, 1922 election. William L. Self is noted for Jackson Township Trustee. John Setzer is listed for Turman Township Trustee, with Turman subject to the primary.
A Plymouth Massachusetts address by former Senator Beveridge on the Pilgrim anniversary drew scrutiny from coal miners. They cite a quotation accusing organized labor of intimidation and lobby influence while judging Beveridge’s harsh remarks as partisan not representative of labor.
The Bland bill to make pensions payable monthly passed the Senate and awaits the President's signature. World War veterans already receive monthly payments. older soldiers argued for more frequent support to meet daily financial needs and avoid predatory lending or risky credit situations. The measure reflects Bland's long fight and strong support for soldiers in his district.
The Terre Haute Star quotes Hearst material on Senator New and Albert Beveridge arguing Democrats hope Beveridge's nomination hurts New and assists Harding. It criticizes Judge Robinson's attacks on New supporters, discusses the Indiana primary's impact on the race, and critiques civil service reforms tied to Wilson.
The Supreme Court held that labels claiming “natural merino” “natural wool” and similar terms must clearly reflect materials used. Justice Brandies wrote the decision in a FTC case against Winsted Hosiery Co. of Connecticut, noting much of the underwear marketed contains little wool. Justice McReynolds dissented.
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Lieutenant Kinman from Ft Benning, Georgia, now in charge of the infantry school library, built a cottage with his own hands due to quarters shortages. He and his wife have two young sons, and despite illness, are healthy and happy.
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