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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1923

Page

4

Traction Switch Nuisance Ignites Community Debate

In Sullivan Indiana a public memorial for President Harding was disrupted when a traction train passed through the square. Citizens call for removing the switch after multiple incidents. The paper notes ongoing friction and clubs pressuring the Traction company, while a side discussion links Samuel Gompers and W Z Foster to shifts in labor politics.

Traction Company Harding Court House Park Terre Haute Woman’s Club

Numbering the Presidents Through the Ages and Tariffs

A discussion from the Cleveland era debates whether Coolidge is the twenty-ninth or thirtieth president. The piece reviews presidential numbering, tariff claims, and wheat price implications, citing Indianapolis News and New York Herald analyses. It compares value shares of crops to total wealth and notes a Detroit visit by Mrs. E. W. Sanders.

Cleveland Coolidge Harrison Wilson Harding Tenty Washington Chicago Board of Trade Department of Agriculture National Bureau of Economic Research

Remembering The Nation’s Leader In Quiet Mourning

A reflective poem honors the nation’s chief magistrate, urging mourning Americans to unite beyond creed. It laments the end of peaceful wisdom and calls for resilience, hinting that from loss may arise a richer, nobler life built on deeds.

Advertised Letters in Sullivan Ind Post August 15 1923

List of unclaimed letters in the Sullivan Indiana post office as of August 15 1923. Letters must be claimed within two weeks or sent to the Dead Letter Office. Separate sections for Ladies Gents and Foreign names with authors or initials.

Sullivan, Ind

Coffeyville Couple Visits County Native Returns After 40 Years

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Curry of Coffeyville Kansas visit relatives in the county. Mr Curry is a native of this county and left more than forty years ago to work in real estate back home in Coffeyville.

Democratic National Committee Andy Curry Coffeyville Kansas Mr. Curry County

Boulevard lighting campaign by local clothier gains GE backing

The piece recounts Frank M. Douthitt, South Side Clothier, promoting boulevard lighting in Sullivan two years ago. GE and Barton Durstine & Osborne backed the effort, producing ads that praised Douthitt and were circulated nationally.

Frank M. Douthitt South Side Clothier Mr. Douthitt General Electric Company Barton, Durstine & Osborne New York City Douthitt

Harding remembered as amiable public servant and reformer

A tribute praising President Warren G. Harding for his democracy and humanity. The piece highlights his armament conference achievements, budget reform, and broad economic and agricultural policies, noting reductions in expenditures and a shift toward efficiency. It commends his contact with ordinary citizens and reflects on his two-year presidency.

Harding Possivle Gar

Death of Miss Beulah Dot Pinkston in Cincinnati

Miss Beulah Dot Pinkston aged 32 died August Tin 1923 in Cincinnati Ohio. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward French and wife of Arthur Pinkston married March 7 1919. Survived by husband five children parents two brothers and four sisters with many relatives and friends.

Beulah Dot Pinkston Edward French Cincinnati Ohio Arthur Pinkston

McClannan Visit Bobsled Showdown at Wildwood

Mr and Mrs Andy T McClannan travel to Wildwood New Jersey to attend a local event featuring Aeenteer versus Charles Ross Kam in a contested match.

Andy T. McClannan Charles Ross Kam Wildwood, N. J

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Sullivan Union Robert P. White Sullivan Indiana Congress Forest American Press Association Mr. Gompers W. Z. Foster Gompers Foster Gomvers Indianapolis News Buncombe New York Herald E. W. Sanders Detroit, Mich Richard Lloyd Jones Jean du Beauvais Louis XV Carlyle Salls Himerson John Hfe Oscar. Pierson Mav. Smith Ruth. Wilson Rusie Braman Dwight Cox Lesnard Dire Harold Eaton Fred. Gadberry Ford Hiatt William D. Hopkins Lewis. Malone Coy Melton Ott Morris Ralph McDaniel Clarence McMasters Sam. Phipps Duane Smith Rosa Max Foreign. Cropper George R. P. White, P. M Sullivan Merchant Mr. Douthitts Your Electric Light and Power Company Teir City Creane Hetterwork F. M. Douthitt America Douthitts General Electric ET S$ Go! FM Douthite Clothier Warren G. Harding John T. Adams Republican National Committee Mes Myrtle Feaves Mie Mou Moa Vay Neobah Boehsn J Rvs Julia Birch Em C. French Carl E. French City Burt Motor Sales
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