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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1920

Page

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Wood Sessions Sullivan Crowd for Republican Candidate Visit

General Leonard Wood visited Sullivan for a half hour as he campaigns for the Republican presidential nomination. He praised Will Hays, urged farmers to stay on the land, endorsed universal training, opposed League of Nations with Lodge reservations, and called for party unity and nation building.

Leonard Wood U. S. Army Wood Terre Haute Court House Park Sullivan Vincennes S Hal Ridenour Knox County Will al. Hays Chicago Vno Havane Hays Tellow Townsen Himelf Taye Herter Dawn Cpenerat Wired Lee Mueke United States Ray Eycline Iie Jie Army Navy Theo Exron Southwest League of Nations Lodge Senate America League Lodge Senate Republican Party Una

Thief Steals Cash From Paxton Homes Area

Investigations by Sheriff Orville Hales show a single robber visited four Paxton area residences Monday night and stole over 150 dollars. He took 55 from James Meeks, seven from a child's bank, 50 from James Endicott, and 35 from Mrs. Bailey, fleeing south in an automobile after being frightened away at Guy Johnson's.

Orville Hales Paxton James Meeks Guy Johnson Johnson James Endicott C. & E. I. Railroad Mr. Endicott William W. Bailey

County to Open Gravel Pits for Road Repair

Plains adopted by county commissioners may lead to county run gravel pits in Fairbanks Tarmah and Gill townships with options on Pittman pit. Plan aims to save hundreds of dollars yearly by direct procurement and operation of pits using Mutual trucks.

Fairbanks Tarmah Gill Pittman Union Coawntys

Ridgeway Family Heroic War Service Recalls Spanish War Roles

Thomas Ridgeway of Indiana recalls his father’s death and William B Ridgeway recounts a 1898 Spanish-American War moment when General Wood assisted in carrying a litter for his wounded captain. Ridgeway served ten years in the regular army and later trained troops overseas, becoming a second lieutenant in the artillery branch.

Thomas Ridgeway Indianapolis William B. Ridgeway Wood Mr. Ridgeway

Spay Supes James Mo Fisher Estate Case Filed

Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Mattie C. Chapin sues Indiana Conference Association of the Seventh Day Adventists et al. over proceedings to settle the estate and related parties named in a civil action.

James Mo Fisher Mattie C. Chapin Indiana Conference Association of the Seventh Flag Adventists Seth Penil Indian Fledinine Company R. el Matsfield

Addressing religion and farming in a united republic

A speaker urges national religious tolerance and a government free of prejudice, insisting farmers deserve fair treatment for their wartime service. He stresses agriculture as the backbone of wealth, calls for support of teachers and schools, and condemns underpayment of educators while highlighting public education's central role in America's future.

Wei Ao Hation America United States Britain France Sogg Ovear Southern Pacific Republic

May term Sullivan circuit court jurors drawn

The petit jurors for the May term of Sullivan circuit court have been drawn. Commodore Smith from Gurry township J F Hoke of Haddon Wint Cummins of Jackson John T McCammon of Gill Claude C Boone of Hamilton Chas W Enochs of Jefferson Vesta Johnson of Fairbanks A S Davis of Cass Isaac Brown of Turman Lyman Pounds of Fairbanks Edgar Ahell of Hamilton Stonewall Brodie of Hamilton report for duty Tuesday May 11.

Petit Jury Sullivan Circuit Court Commodore Smith Gurry Township J. F. Hoke Haddon Wint Cummins Jackson John T.mccammon Gill Claude C. Boone Hamilton Chas. W. Enochs Jefferson Vesta Johnson Fairbanks S. Davis Cass Isaac ‘Brown Turman Lyman Pounds Edgar — Ahell Stonewall Brodie

Mrs Coppage Returns Home After Indianapolis Visit

Mrs William Coppage of Turman township has returned home from a visit with her daughter Miss Flo Coppage in Indianapolis.

William Coppage Turman Township Miss Flo Coppage Indianapolis

Cullop Enemies Open Old Political Skeletons in Race

The piece notes a light voter turnout in the upcoming primary with George McDonnall claiming the Democratic treasurer nomination against Frank Wible while Wible says he’ll win. It details past results, regional strengths, and hints at Cullop’s lingering bid for Congress, exposing a 1918 letter to Emsley Roberts as a focal point amid campaign feuding.

George McDonnall Frank Wible Wible McDonnall Ed Snow Snow Nead Shepherd Haddon Payne Curry Turman Wibie Coffman Wibble MecDounall Hamilton Sullivan Mc-Donnall Buthbanks Curry Township Efferson Bos Campbell Hank Dipst Tie Poston Percy Wolfe Norval Tarris John Taylor Tarris Taylor William A. Cullop Vincennes Congress Mr. Cullop Emsley Roberts Mooresville Cullo Fred Bays Wakefield Guy Humphreys

Preacher to Speak at Graysville Church May 16

Brother Ashley from Lebanon Indiana will preach at the Christian church in Graysville Sunday morning May 16 at 11 oclock. The public and especially soldiers are invited to attend.

Graysville Brother Ashley Lebanon Ind Christian Church

Wet weather delays farm work in Indiana statewide

Field agent George Bryant reports exceptionally heavy rainfall last week flooded rivers and streams, delaying plowing and seeding by three weeks. Wheat conditions are poor but oats may shrink acreage. rye is strong and clover shows growth. Early fruit trees bloom with little damage and livestock remains in good condition, though labor shortages persist.

Indiana George . Bryant Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service

Will of William Ridgeway Filed for Probate in Circuit Court

The will of the late William Ridgeway dated May 4, 1906, witnesses O H Crowder Uriah Coulson and A G McNabb, names wife Sarah F Ridgeway executrix who may use control of the estate. If she remarries an inventory will be made and the remainder divided among the children. The listed children include William Ridgeway Martha Ridgeway Gine Bolinger Thames Ridgeway Frances Goodman Paul Ridgeway and others.

WM BL Redgeway William Bb. Ridgeway O. H. Crowder Uriah Coulson A. G. McNabb Sarah F. Ridgeway Willian BR. Ridgeway Martha Sedtr Gine Bolinger Thames MM. Ridge Way Frances Goodman Paul &. Itchewey She Udeagh Chill

Second Co operative Sale in Sullivan Promises Value

The Union notes a second co operative sale in Sullivan, with promises of a worthwhile event after the success of a previous sale. Special bargain offerings from Sullivan merchants are advertised, and a public auction is also featured as part of the sales excitement.

Nered Banis Sullivan

Township Graduation Exercises Held In Haddon Township

The annual graduation exercises of Haddon Township schools were held at the Paxton school building Monday night. Hon. A. M. Hall of Indianapolis, a State Board of Education member, gave the commencement address. The senior class baccalaureate sermon at New Lebanon High School was delivered Sunday night at the Methodist Church by Dr. B. Hershey, president of Union Christian College at Merom.

Haddon Township Paxton A. M. Hall Indianapolis State B Board of Education New Lebanon High School Methodist Church New Lebanon B. Hershey Union Christian College Merom

Marriage Licenses Registered for Indiana Couples

Dallas Pudrin and Minnie Bell Stotts from Terre Haute, both ages in their 20s and 30s, secured licenses. Several other couples including Charles Asdell and Geneva Mayfield, Charles F. Baughman and Grace Workman, Joe Alisman and Eliza Spencer, and Raymond Reed with Nema Hamilton appear in the licensed list, along with Keegan Johnson, Cleveland Lund, Sparks Bailey, Harmon Orr, and Cowden Brewer pairs from various nearby towns.

Dallas Edward Pudrin Millwright Minnie Bell Stotts Terre Haute Charles Asdell Robinson Geneva Mayfield Sullivan Charles F. Baughman Farmer New Lebanon Grace O. Workman Joe Alisman Carlisle Eliza Spencer Pleasantville Raymond Reed Highland Park Mich Nema P. Hamilton Ervin Keegan Uka Johnson Thomas R. Cleveland Linton Mabel F. Lund Walter D. Sparks Elizabeth Bailey Hymera James A. Harmon

Indianapolis native Neville Crowder visits relatives here

Neville Crowder of Indianapolis, a former resident of the city, spent Sunday visiting relatives in town over the weekend.

Neville Crowder Indianapolis

Former chief attacks Riggs amid allegations

Meredith says Sullivan man was not qualified for any responsibilities. The remarks target Riggs as former chief levels a verbal attack while stressing lack of qualifications.

Riggs Meredith Sullivan

Secretary Defends Agriculture Department Amid Criticism

The secretary rebuts critique of the Agriculture Department as he defends its record and profits to stockholders. He cites large returns on public investment, including durum wheat, rice in California, and Meyptisa catt en, while acknowledging occasional inefficiency and lack of assigned responsibilities in some roles.

Washington E. T. Meredith James R. Riggs. Sullivan Ind Liggs Meredith Agriculture Department New York American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Riges Department of Agriculture United States California Dias Col Omne

Dixie Bee Line to receive metal covering this year

Indiana Improvement office announces three to four inches of metal will cover the Dixie Bee Line highway from Evansville to Terre Haute. District engineer expects work to begin late summer or early fall to ensure safe traffic during winter. The road, apart from a few bad holes, is in fair condition for summer travel.

Dixie Beer Evansville Terre. Haute Highway Commission Indiana Improvement

Death of Mrs Clell Leach

Mrs Clell Leach died Wednesday afternoon after a several week illness with consumption at the family home northeast of One City. She is survived by her husband, one son Renay 14, two daughters May Francis 6 and Kathryn Nell 18 months.

Qlelie Leach Clell Leach One City Renay May Francis Kathryn Nell

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General Wood Hays Paxton Homes Tom Ridgeway Cuba Sullivan Boy Cullop M’donnall Ed Douthite Matt Lane Sionday Dept
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