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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1919
Page
4
The note references July 1 1873 postmark and Sullivan Indiana while musing on possible congress action and remarks about Wilson Bryan Herron and Woodrow. It notes Florida suffrage bill would allow trousers for women and observes Indiana women wearing trousers already.
A Sullivan Times summary of the district Federation of Clubs meeting criticizes local Democratic leaders and the Franchise League for alleged pro Wilson third term propaganda. The report targets Representative Bland for not addressing the League of Nations and notes letters from Senators Watson and New showing opposition to the proposed League.
The revised covenant of the major powers affirms national sovereignty while promoting world peace. Senators and others who opposed the original draft helped produce a clearer document that respects self defense and national rights, citing the Monroe Doctrine and limiting domestic matters from international regulation.
The article discusses the league's advisory role and the United States' sovereignty over actions such as Armenia and German East Africa. It argues the covenant limits mandatory actions, emphasizes a moral obligation to keep peace, and frames the league as a coalition guided by public opinion and justice rather than force. It notes nations may withdraw and stresses respect for national sovereignty.
Emma Ridge and William T. Ridge sue estate of William C. McGowan and Citizens Trust Co. administrator. Charles White vs Hulman Co. in accounting. William H. Crowder executor of Thomas Pogue estate vs Frank Pogue et al. Partition and sale of real estate. Anna Zellers vs Roscoe Zellers. Divorce. Emma Myles vs Bert Myles. Divorce alimony and support. Chloe E K Lowry vs Hugh Lowry. His divorce and custody. Posey Electrical Co. vs Charles B. Willis and French Willis. On account. Coleman Co. vs John H. Allen. W T account. Mounts. Oliver P Mounts vs Rhoda F E Carrico et al. Partition of real estate. George Baughman vs Roy Black et al. Foreclose mechanics lien.
Miss Hattie Ladd came home Saturday afternoon after visiting Tuscola Urbana and Champaign Wikingis.
Mr and Mrs Chauncey R Piety of Graysville were seriously hurt when their car left the road Sunday morning. Mrs Piety broke an arm and suffered head bruises and is bedbound. Mr Piety was thrown clear and unconscious but later able to move about.
Pleasantville high school will hold commencement Friday evening with nine seniors receiving diplomas. Professor Linton of Indiana University will deliver the commencement address. The class includes Lee C. Howard, Wilbur L. Lind, Ralph M. Collins, Rollie D. Bedwell, Roy W. Lucas, Theodore P. Reel, Tressa Long, Fannie A. Good, and Ernest R. Buck. Miss Trene Johnson is the principal.
The County Board of Education will meet Thursday with County Superintendent Richard Park at his courthouse office for the annual election of the attendance officer and to report on the ongoing annual school enumeration conducted in recent weeks.
Mariol Tanenek a 9th year old woman died Sunday morning in Newcastle Indiana from old age ailments. She lived with her daughter Mrs Belle Whalen and relatives arranged her burial at Center Ridge cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Whalen of Newcastle and sons Solomon Hancock of Kentucky and others.
Henry Hancock of near Merom Station and his brother John Collins of Fairbanks township are mentioned in an obituary or family note highlighting their relation.
Mr and Mrs Ellis Burroughs of Pasadgena California visited relatives here this week Mrs Burroughs is a former Sullivan girl formerly Miss Belle Coulson daughter of the late Kent Coulson Mrs Jack Bradley and her little son of Cleveland Ohio are guests of the formers parents Mr and Mrs P L Reid
George W. Stout reports on the Second District federation of clubs convention in Sullivan where Mrs Grace Julian Clarke led a Wilson third term effort. The act drew mixed reactions among women and sparked debate over Wilsons league of nations plan and the role of Indiana women voters in 1926.
The fragmentary text suggests a misheard report with unclear claims about numbers and attention to statistics. It mentions an unnamed man and a named source, and hints at confusion over what was discovered or paid attention to.
Fragmentary text shows Jennie resisting future work and the group dissolving its committee. Disposition hints at rest and a remaining unused project linked to a theatre entry pre sent.
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