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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1915
Page
6
The Sullivan Union, the county’s only Republican newspaper since 1866, lists subscription rates and publishing staff. It notes second class status and archival filing with a July 1 1873 postmark at Sullivan Indiana under March 8 1873 act.
A political analysis argues that the Democratic party mismanages federal finances. It cites repeated failures of regular appropriation bills, reliance on extensions, and wasteful delays in funds for the post office and Indian bureau, contrasting with prior Republican efficiency. It warns of wasted time and money and impaired public service.
Consul Byington links 1914 US trade gains to tariff reductions, while domestic policy critics attack Democratic markets and public contracting. The column ridicules efforts to politicize trade and notes railcar idle rates, public concerts, and political stances in Indiana amid national debates on preparedness and party strength.
Indiana Republicans push Charles Warren Fairbanks as a potential 1916 presidential nominee. The former vice president is praised as a national figure and a safe leader, with support from Indiana and Kentucky, Iowa and Alabama. delegates may seek a middle ground candidate.
Thomas S. Allen of Lincoln Nebraska described as a deserving democrat and brother in law of William J Bryan is named United States district attorney. The appointment keeps Bryan family on the payroll alongside Bryan's son son in law and brother in law.
Josephus Daniels concedes the navy must improve and plans to urge Congress to approve a construction program he rejected last winter. The shift is noted as notable yet reflects the old adage that a man convinced against his will remains opposed in spirit.
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