Aggressive Hunt Cullop Race for Congress In Second District
The piece surveys Democratic candidates for the Second District nomination. It centers on William A. Cullop seeking renomination, Charles D. Hunt pressing his drive, and challenger John A. Riddle entering the race. It notes party dynamics, county supports, and potential field growth amid Democratic discontent.
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Congress
William A. Cullop
Charles D. Hunt
Cullop
Bill
Finney
Martinsville Democrat
Chas. D. Hunt
Martinsville
Wm. A
Democratic State Machine
Democratic Congressional Organization
Democratic Party
Mr. Cullop
Charles Hunt
Hunt
John A. Riddle
Linton
Riddle
Mr. Hunt
Charles H. Bedwell
House of Representatives
Bedwell
Washington
William H. Vollmer
Vincennes
Vollmer
Knox
Sullivan County
Knox County
Alvin J. Padgett
Cy Davis
Congressional Bee
Daviess
Owen
Padgett
Fred F. Bays
Charles T. Akin
Carlisle
Despondent Widow Commits Suicide at Daughter’s Home
Mrs. Fletcher Fitzpatrick aged 60 from Dugger, after four years of cancer, hanged herself early Sunday in Merom area at her daughter Mrs. Norton’s home. She stood on a box to adjust the noose, then kicked the box and died. survived by six children.
Post Office Change Resigns Car Carrier Willie Borders Named
Ralph Dodds resigns from a city mail route. Willie Borders is recommended to fill the vacancy at the post office.
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Ralph Dodds
Willie Borders
Rally Day at Kingsley Memorial Planned in Fairbanks
Sunday schools of Fairbanks township announce an all day rally at Kingsley Memorial in Fairbanks township on Sunday September 5. Able speakers will attend and a fine program is planned.
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Kingsley
Fairbanks Township
Kingsley Memorial
Prof Stoddard New Instructor at U C C
The Herald of Gospel Liberty reports Prof. O. D. Stoddard joined the U C college faculty. A UC graduate he studied two years at Indiana University and has served as superintendent and teacher in Indiana high schools. For the last three years he taught in Anderson High School's English department.
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Herald of Gospel Liberty
U. C. College
O. D. Stoddard
Prof. Stoddard
Indiana University
Indiana
Anderson High School
Stoddard Named English and History Professor at U. C. College
Prof. Stoddard joins the U. C. college faculty with extensive Indiana University background in English and history. He is also a pastor at Merom church during summers and will lead the college orchestra and teach violin private lessons using Schellschmidt methods. His versatile talent and leadership enhance the Merom and Anderson community.
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U. C. College
Eleventh Merom Bluff Chautauqua Opens With Lichliter Leading Program
Merom Aug 17 The Merom Bluff Chautauqua enters its eleventh year with Dr M H Lichliter as platform manager and a schedule of lectures music and talks. Notables include Senator William S Kenyon and Dr P Marion Simms with a diverse program from August 19 to 29 featuring the Jones Concert Company and the Royal Hungarian Orchestra. Other highlighted speakers include Champ Clark Harold Kessinger and Arthur Walwyn Evans with performances by the Suwanee River quartet and the English Opera Singers. Saturday August 28 is Women’s Day with Antoinette Punk addressing Woman Suffrage as a National Issue.
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Merom
Merom Bluff Chautauqua
Merom Bluffs
M. H. Lichliter
Merom Bluff
Chautauqua
Jonathan P. Colliver
Merom Chau
Champ Clark
National House of Representatives
John J. Parker
The
Chautauqua House
Harold Kessinger
Illinois
Homer B. Hulbert
Far East
America
L. B. Wickersham
Hamilton Holt
the Independent
Federation of the World
Arthur Walwyn Evans
Ohio
Hearsons
John Wesley Hill
New York
Metropolitan Temple of
Signor S. Bellino
Stanley le Fevre Krebs
Noah Beilharz
Suwanee River Quartette
Quartette
Antoinette Punk
National Woman Suffrage Organization
Willis Reinstated Amid Council Impunity Forum
A council session ends with Willis reinstated despite criticism of impunity. Multiple residents report cold feet over the decision as officials face scrutiny.
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Council
Willis
Greenlee Rescues Willis as Council Reinstates Patrolman
The city council reinstated Patrolman James H. Willis after a bitter clash with the administration. Greenlee led the move with Ritchie backing. Walters and Giles opposed. Willis will receive back pay of about 385 dollars and awaits a new assignment, amid ongoing internal city tensions.
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James H. Willis
Willis
Calvert
Rich
Walters
Greenlee
Giles
Stewart
Jimmy
Ritchie
W Walters
Supreme Court
William H. Bridwell
J. W. Lindley
Ministerial Dishonesty Condemned by Terre Haute Speaker
Rev. Melnotte Miller of Terre Haute ex pastor of the Christian church denounced ministerial dishonesty at Bethany Assembly. He condemned padded reports and inflated illustrations from evangelists and pastors and warned against relying on sensational death bed stories to move conversions. He urged a standard of honesty verifiable by investigation.
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Melnotte Miller
Terre Haute
Christian Church
Bethany Assembly
Miller
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M. H. Lighliter
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