Rumors of War Threaten Europe and US Involvement
The article warns of a possible German Russian alliance with Russia’s resources and manpower, aiming to move on France after Poland, with England and the United States forced to intervene. It predicts upheaval in the United States and a clash between organized authority and civil order, urging Europe to stem the tide.
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Europe
Germany
Russia
France
Poland
England
United States
Warsaw
Hell
Cox Defends Article Ten But Keeps Faith With the Fight
The piece argues against Wilson's League of Nations and warns that Article Ten could curb U S sovereignty. It condemns League unanimity as a barrier to declaring war, contending Congress alone should decide, and asserts the need to uphold the Constitution and national flag. It portrays Cox as pressuring Democrats to back the League while maintaining strong patriotism.
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Jimmie
Cox
League
Senate
France
Wilson
League of Nations
Washington
Lincoln
John J. Pershing
Flander
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson League
Congress
Armenia
Warsaw
Russia
Poland
Versailles
Europe
League Council
United States
Farmersburg
Watson
Prince of
Peace
Léague
Wilson League and Article Ten Debate Reverberates
The article critiques the League of Nations and Article Ten, arguing the League could override Congress via an appointed official vote. It questions Woodrow Wilson’s influence and warns that Senate reservations may be needed to keep U S war decisions in Congress. The piece closes with a taunt to Fighting Jimmie.
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League
Cox
Wilson League
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Congress
Senate
League of Nations
Jimmie
Wilson S League War Debate Sparks Partisan Clash
A 1920 opinion piece rails at President Wilson over the League of Nations and U S entry into Europe. It argues the League could trigger U S troops abroad and condemns perceived Democratic manipulation of wartime policy. The piece also surveys road projects, county politics, and editorials on Goodrich tenure.
Republican Party Support for Labor and Economic Promise
A political piece argues the Republican party is the friend of labor, crediting it with enabling workers to compete, building industries, and maintaining high living standards. It calls for unity between labor and capital and warns against divisive rhetoric.
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Republican Party
Akin Did Not Attend Republican Convention in Chicago
The Sullivan Times recalls Joe T. Akin and his remarks comparing the Chicago Republican convention with the Frisco Democratic gathering, noting that Akin did not attend the Chicago event.
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The
Sullivan Times
Joe T. Akin
Chicago
Frisco
Akin
Decline in Sheep and Wool Endangers Farmers Across Regions
The piece attributes a sharp fall in sheep and wool prices to a postwar policy shift and foreign competition. It cites imports from Australia and Argentina, wartime shipping limits, and editorial remarks from the Chicago Drovers Journal forecasting disaster without changes. It notes carcass imports from New Zealand and South America depressing native prices, with a cautious outlook for next winter and spring.
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Australia
England
Argentine Republic
South America
Chicago Drovers Journal
New Zealand
New York
First Division Veterans Raid Central School Lawn
An overland tour by the First Division veterans led by Captain Earl Almon visits the Central school lawn for a three day recruiting swing. The famed unit, honored overseas in the World's War, camps on the lawn as they promote army enlistment amid a well equipped outfit.
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First Division
Earl Almon
16Th Infantry
Sullivan
Army outfit with moving kitchen tours through Indiana and Kentucky
True army style unit with fine horses and mules travels from Camp Taylor Louisville three weeks ago. Schedule runs to September 9, then moves to Carlisle and Vincennes for three days. Elks lodge and American Legion host a supper with Russell’s orchestra. Homer Wiltse and Norval Harris preside as Harris discusses Sullivan county military history. Large postwar social attendance with dancing follows.
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Camp Taylor
Louisville
Carlisle
Vincennes
Lodge of Elks
American Legion
Elks Home
Russell
Homer Wiltse
Norval K. Harris
Harris
Sullivan County
Go and Get It thrills with Kirk Connelly’s big scoop
Reporter Kirk Connelly returns from war and starts as an editorial writer. He is stuck with recipe writing until a major assignment lands him a remarkable scoop. The First National Attraction is shown at Sherman Friday as a standout release.
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Marshall Neilan
Kirk Connelly
Connelly
Cook
Sherman Riday
Notice of Voter Registration in Sullivan County Indiana 1920
Registration of legal voters to be held Saturday September 4 1920 across Sullivan County precincts between 8 A M and 9 P M Locations include Jackson Township Precincts 2 5 school house 3 John Sinks Carpenter Shop Hymera 4 Jackson Hill 5 Town Hall Hymera Curry Township Precincts 1 barber shop Farmersburg 2 Liner Building East Railroad Shelburn 3 Citizens State Bank Farmersburg 1 Town Hall Shelburn 5 Old P O Building Shelburn 6 Opera House Farmersburg Fairbanks Township Precincts 1 Ida Pounds house 2 F C Pogue s Garage Fairbanks Cass Township Precincts 1 Odd Fellows Building Siecneyse 2 Dolph Shepherd s house Dugeer 3 Farnsworth school house 4 Town Hall Dugeer Precinct Out Everhart school house Precinct No social school house Gill Township Precinct 1 School house New Lebanon 2 Roe school house 3 Merom House Merom Hamilton Township 1 Sullivan County Motor Company building 2 Riggs building Spence s plumbing shop 3 Fd Devrl s shop 4 Surveyor s office Briggs building 5 Office of Citizens Trust Company 6 Residence of B F Davhoff 7 City Hall Precinct No 4 School House Jackson Hill Haddon Township Precinct 1 School house Pax ton 2 Carlisle News office Carlisle 3 J B Latshaw office Carlisle 4 Library building Jefferson Township 1 Lucy Chapel school 2 Ray Newkirk s furniture store Pleasantville 3 Gray Back school Turman Township 1 C W Denney s residence Precinct 2 Odd Fellows building Graysville Attest Frank M Daniels Auditor of Sullivan County Indiana First insertion August 18 1920
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Jackson Township
Preci
John ‘Sink
Hymera
Jackson Hil
Curry ‘Township
Denney
Aft Farmersburg
East Railroad
Shelburn
Citizens State Bank
Farmersbureg
Eheriuce
Old _P. O
Opera House
Farmersburg
Fairbanks
Ida Pounds
F. C. Pogue
Fair Inks
Cass
Odd Fellows
Siecneyse
Dolph
Shepherd’s
Carlisle
J. B. Latshaw
Jefferson Township
Lucy Chapel
Ray Newkirks
Pleasantville
Gray Back
Sullivan County
Indiana
Circuit Court
County Board of Finance
County Sherif
Board of Review
County Council
County Teachers Institute
Stulbo
Commissioners Court
County Board of Review
Curry
Turman
Hamilton Township
Cass Township
Haddon Township
Gill Township
Court House
Board of County Charities
Farmer's Institute
Justice of the Peace
Teh Yay
Cireait Court
Board of Children's Guardians
Corn Growers Association
Frank M. Daniels
Notice of Sullivan County Council Annual Meeting 1920
Notice is given that Sullivan County Council members will meet on Tuesday September 7 and Wednesday September 8 1920 at 10 o clock A M at the County Auditor office to make annual appropriations and tax levies and to transact business including salaries of public officials maintenance of buildings bridge and road repairs and to allow deficient claims witnessed by the Board of Commissioners seal on August 16 1920
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Sullivan County
Sullivan
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Notice of 1921 Sullivan County expense estimates
Public notice lists aggregate expense estimates for Sullivan County Indiana for 1921 across offices and institutions, including Clerk of the Circuit Court salaries, auditor and treasurer expenses, sheriff, recorder, health commissioner, assessors, and various county facilities. It notes appropriation by the Sullivan County Council at the September 6, 1920 meeting and cites legal authority under the 1899 act.
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Robert P. White
American Press Association
Wilson League of Nations
United
the Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Sullivan, Indiana
Bloomfield
Linton
Dagger
Wabash River
Robinson
Ilinois
Clay County
Dixie Bee Line
Currysville
Greene County
Indiana Highway Commission
Sullivan ‘County
Hamilton
Haddon
Jefferson
Jackson
Harding
United States Senate
Harrison
Garfield
the Times
Goodrich
State Tax Board
State Tax
Knox County
Hanly
Marshall Ard
Ralston
Times
James P. Goodrich
White River
Busseron Creek
Frank Daniels
Terre Haute Star
Turman Township
C. W. Denney
Resig
Dence
Graysville
Sullian County
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