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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1914

Page

5

Fairbanks Frames Vision of Republican Progress at Indiana Rally

Charles W. Fairbanks, elected permanent chairman, lauds Republican gains and warns Democrats while urging victory in Indiana. He recalls past shifts in power, defends protective tariffs, stresses constitutional caution, and argues the party's resilience and dream of national prosperity depend on continued Republican leadership. The speech links era’s economic strength to party policy and calls for unity ahead of a national contest. Local notes follow of social visits and community events.

Indiana United States House of Representatives Supreme Court Will H. Adams Washington Ge. Harrison Taft Harrison Europe Diffe Ho i Basher Roan Nhich Adee Ee Addad Affisiale Republican Party Fairbanks Union Napoleon Wellington Waterloo Blucher

Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad Urges Blood Purification

An old advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a spring remedy to flush waste and poisons from the stomach liver and kidneys. It claims a mild laxative effect that cures constipation and improves well being. The ad notes a 25 cent price and endorsement by Joe K Smock and Son.

Dr. King Joe K. Smock & Son

Merom Station Sunday Night Sermon Invite

Mrs. Chloe Nichols shopped in Sullivan and Miss Rhoda Lemons with Carl Rogers visited Sullivan. Carlton Pinkston has the mumps. Etta Raley and Orville Hoesman attended the New Lebanon high school commencement. John Hopper was in Merom on Friday on business.

Ida Bogard Merom Chloe Nichols Mary Houck Mrs. Holt Carlton Pinkston Rhoda Lemons Carl Rogers Sullivan Etta Raley Orville Hoesman New Lebanon Bessie Sanders John Hopper Shields Clara Corder Newton Lamb Linden Ind Harvey Cooper Terre Haute Carl McKee Rosedale Messrs Clark Long Telephone Company D. A. Long Robinson C. Brubaker R. O. Headley Brazil Gary Creed B. D. Johnson Newark I A Mabel Shaw Indianapolis

English Teacher Resigns for Sycamore Posting

Miss Abba Harrington resigns from city high school to take an English teaching post in Sycamore Illinois. All current city teachers except Miss Ora Lovelae have been re elected by the school board.

Abba Harrington Sycamore Ora Lovelae

Miss Lovelace Not An Applicant In School Contest

Superintendent Carl N. Vance was re elected for another year. Miss Harrington resigns effective May 1.

Miss Lovelace Carl N. Vance Miss Harrington

Damages Sought in Suit Against Shelburn Saloonkeeper

Mary Ann Jarvis and her two daughters sue Shelburn saloonkeeper Robert Bardsley and Title Guaranty Co for 3500 dollars. The complaint alleges Bardsley sold liquor to the intoxicated husband and father who later died after being run over by a coal train near Reliance mine. The deceased supported the family earning five dollars a day.

Shelburn Mary Ann Jarvis Ruth Della Jarvis Robert Bardsley Title Guaranty Company Reliance

Royal Arch Degree Conferred Tonight and Saturday

Jerusalem chapter No 81 R A M will confer the Royal Arch degree tonight and again Saturday night in a continuing ceremony for eligible members.

Jerusalem

Speedboys Open 1914 Season With 7 to 3 Win

The Sullivan Speedboys defeated Linton 7 to 3 in the home opener. Houck pitched for Linton with 15 strikeouts, Purcell held the locals to 7, and Stewart replaced Angell after an ankle injury. A crowd of 500 saw Sullivan grab the early lead and hold on.

Speedboys Sullivan Speedboys Linton Eagle Houck Army Purcell Stewart Angell Linton

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Charles W. Fairbanks Big Springs Ray Watson Mervin Beard R. J. Turman Charley Wible Mr. Wible Nell Durham Manning Thomas Pogue Martha Durham Eas Tern Pruutide Wunmusc Laura Langston Ella Eno Ruth Turman Josie Eno Minnie Watson Mary Medsker Pauline Will Watson Anna Gushman J. W. Watson S. Medsker Brothers J. B. Durham Mrs. Manning C. E. Watson Chicago Merom Station Millard Stivers Edna Bridgeport Ill George McNabb Simpson L. L ETU Josie E. A. Billman Rammit Ehowss Oxford Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co E. McKinsey Miss Fleming Helen Minter Headley Near Palestine John Kelly R. A. Bragdon Shideler Ladoga Cox Ethel Shaw Julia Lowe Cynthiana F. G. Bell Calhoun Houck and Kent Purcell and Angell and R.A
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