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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
4
A damaged line from the Sullivan Union notes a county paper established in ISGG with a 1.50 price and second class mail status. The item references Sullivan Indiana and a July 1 1873 postmark under Congress of March 3 1879.
Indiana state banks hold total resources of $549,610,180.41, ranking twelfth in the nation, according to state bank commissioner Charles W. Camp. Nationally, there are 22,705 state banks and 8,143 national banks, with state banks totaling $29,412,657,029.83 and national banks $24,307,651,000.
The Washington Star argues Republicans must resist nagging and mistakes of campaign promises. It says recovery from wartime depressions requires enacted policies, not wishful guarantees, and urges swift action based on Chicago platform principles. Washington notes the public misperceptions stem from campaign rhetoric rather than solid policy.
An analysis argues the postwar economic malaise stems from farm price decline, hurting farmers and allied industries. It cites figures on crop values and notes that reviving markets, domestic and foreign, is essential. The piece urges swift tax reform and rail/market policy to restore employment and confidence.
Indiana hopes Marshal Ferdinand Foch will visit next fall with Evansville and Vincennes bidding for inclusion. Evansville honors James Bethel Gresham, the first American soldier to fall in World War I, and seeks a ceremonial welcome if Foch travels through the state. Ambassador Jusserand voiced doubt about the itinerary when approached by Senator Harry S. New and the Evansville Chamber of Commerce.
The Sullivan Union marks its fifty fifth year since founding in August 1866 by Isaac M. Brown, Terre Haute printer and Civil War veteran.
Patrolman Joe Bokan of Toledo recently learned he is the sole heir to an estate valued at 3 600 000 lev. The prewar value would have been about 750 000 dollars, but current exchange places the inheritance at roughly 40 000 dollars. Bokan says he fought for the country and will stay here to enjoy his inheritance.
Mrs. Robert Gastineau of Chicago visits her mother Mrs. Lena Vance and other relatives in the area, staying for an extended visit.
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