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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1921

Page

7

Proposed Amendments to the Indiana State Constitution for September 6 vote

The Indiana legislature sent amendments to voters in a September 6 special election. Proposals cover suffrage qualifications and voting rights for citizens, voter registration schemes, enumeration for apportionment, veto power for budget items, and four year terms for state and county officers including a new role for county surveyors.

Indiana State of The United States General Assembly Secretary of State

Indiana Constitutional Amendments Update on Prosecuting Attorneys

The text outlines proposed constitutional amendments including making prosecuting attorneys four-year terms, allowing education and professional requirements for lawyers, appointing the state superintendent of public instruction, and tax and militia provisions. It notes income tax authorization and changes to extension of public official terms and salaries.

State of Indiana Generally Assembly United States General Assembly

Coal Mines Face Mob Violence Across Sullivan County Mines

Secretary Penna of the Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators' association says mob rule has left the Hamilton Glendora Star City and Peerless mines idle or under attack in Sullivan County Indiana. He alleges engineers and firemen have been driven off and mines left unprotected by county officials while United Mine Workers officials take no action.

Sullivan County Hamilton Glendora Star City Philip Penna Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association Penna United Mine Workers Peerless Jasonville Greene County Shreiff

Get Back on Right Track for Class Plan

Exchange urges a return to the right track after a mistake. The note stresses that patching a fault doesn’t change its nature and recommends correcting course by returning to the original path to save time and heartache for a class.

That Requires Patients for Doctors in Society

A physician argues that earning the title Dr is only part of the task the other half is acknowledging and using the title for others respectfully. The essay comments on professional status and etiquette in medical circles.

Boston Transcript

Social Guests Visit and Local Events Noted in Community

A series of social visits highlights the week with Mrs. Alvin Hood and family hosting Naomi and Paul Bennett and others, plus gatherings at the homes of Levi and Otto Jewell. Esther Patten and Ralph Wible wed in Bloomington. Local travels include hog sales in Switz City and Terre Haute visits by area residents.

Alvin Hood Naomi Paul Bennett Malcolm Harris Lysle Mitchell Otto Jewell Little Howard Woodard Jerry Barcus Raymond Wyman Gene Jane Owens Sam Taylor Floyd Taylor Ray. Co Agent Benson Levi Jewell Will Bennett Tressa Will Jewell Don Kendall Farmersburg Esther Patten Ralph Wible Bloomington Otto Roy Barnett Switz City Greene County Wanda Sullivan Effie Olivia McConnel Blomington Dora Taylor Marie Dudley Hayworth Terre Haute Tom Hood West Terre Haute Nan Bennett

Burro and Desert Survival in Old West Narration

A fragment discusses the burro as a hardy desert animal and its adaptation to subsistence camp provisions. It notes domesticated West donkey, or burro, browsing on bacon rinds and other camp remnants as a means of sustenance.

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Salt Covers Vast Ore Region in Creek Feed

Salt deposits over sixty square miles loom large as ore. Much of the salt supplies creek feeding operations while a sizable portion is diverted to smelters for processing.

Samoa’s Straw-Thin Worms Stir Curious Palate

In Samoa, a peculiar report praises extremely slender edible worms described as strawlike. The feature notes the worm’s delicate form, mentions straw as food, and references related seafood items such as oysters in varied preparations.

Samoa

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