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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1914

Page

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Popular Young Lady Drowned in Wabash River

Miss Ruby Cain an 18 year old Sullivan resident drowned while bathing with friends on a sandbar near Merom. Her body found Sunday morning by Stanley Brown and Virgil Apple on the sandbar’s south edge after a long search. The tragedy drew a large crowd. divers and dynamite used to recover the body. She was a Sullivan High School graduate and a violinist, survived by her parents three sisters and two brothers. Interment was at Center Ridge cemetery.

Ruby Cain John Cain Wabash River Merom Stanley Brown Virgil Apple Brown Apple Indiana Miss Cain Appie E. A. “Illman Kelley Hale Padgett J .Siman Chautauqua Gertrude Cain Charles H. Bedwell Cora Lester Lester McGrew Guy Wible Miss Lester Wible McGrew Ben West Dugger Roy Carrico Sullivan Bert Waters U. C. College Sullivan High School The Daily Times Christian Church Orchestra Young Peoples Christian Sunday School Frank Curtis Dora Hiatt Ruth Leach Nina Watts Robinson, Ill Vera Nelson Linton Beulah Dudley This Sty Center Ridge Cemetery Don Marfield St. Petersburg Fla Claud Cain Bishme Arizona Geo. Cain Chicago

Oil wells in county pause as European War cuts oil demand

Oil production in the county slows as oil price drop due to the European War halts development. The Ohio company drilled a 45 barrel well on the Josephine Dix lease. it claims to have shot nearly 300 wells and 100 locations, with many leases canceled. Bruce Cloud faces a suit with Blackford Construction over $500 advanced for leases. Jamison pool well Jamison No 1% by Hamilton Oil and Gas started at 100 barrels, noted as one of the best in its pool.

Ohio Josephine Dix The William Strain Blackford Construction Co J. Hosea Anderson Bruce Cloud Jamison Pool Hamilton Oil and Gas Company

The Free Trade Issue and Economic Strain Mentioned

The piece critiques free trade and foreign competition, arguing worker hardship and low wages abroad threaten American labor. It cites Moody sentiment from Wellsboro Agitator and notes a downturn in post theater, baseball, and resort business due to unemployment and high living costs.

Wellsboro

Bar Association Passes Resolutions on John E. Lamb

The Vigo Bar Association met at the court house Monday afternoon to adopt resolutions on the death of John E. Lamb of Terre Haute. A committee including J. W. Lindley C. D. Hunt and John T. Hays drafted the resolutions, with Judge George W. Buff Jee Bays M. L. Pigg and W. P. Stratton joining in attendance at Terre Haute yesterday.

BAR Bar Association Court House John E. Lamb Terre Haute J. W. Lindley C. D. Hunt John T. Hays George W. Buff Jee Bays M. L. Pigg W. P. Stratton Vigo Bar Association

Smith man released after 104 days for revolver theft

Adolphus Solomon, convicted in the circuit court of stealing a revolver owned by Virgil Burks, a rural route carrier from Sullivan, was released from jail Thursday after serving 104 days. He had been sentenced to fifty days in jail at the May term, with costs exceeding fifty dollars.

Adolphus Solomon Virgil Burks Sullivan

Former resident Mrs M T Kendall dies in Troy Ohio

Message reports the death of Mrs. M. T. Kendall at her home in Troy Ohio. She formerly lived here and was the daughter of Bate Ogle. A husband and two children survive.

M. T. Kendall Troy Ohio Bate Ogle

Marriage License Granted in Terre Haute Couple

A marriage license was issued at Terre Haute Saturday to Bennie O. Smith 49 farmer and Ida C. Burch 44 of the county.

Terre Haute Bennie O. Smith Ida C. Burch

Mildred Store Robbed Amid Monday Night Burglary

The Mildred general store run by the Wyman Brothers was entered by robbers on Monday night. They made off with about 150 dollars worth of merchandise.

Mildred Wyman Brothers

Sullivan Mill And Elevator Completes $6000 Modernization

The Sullivan Mill and Elevator Co. has completed improvements costing more than six thousand dollars. The mill is now the largest and most modern in the county.

Sullivan Mill & Elevator Co

Annual Meeting Program of Union Baptist Association

The Union Baptist Association meets in Edwardsport Indiana on September 2 and 3 with morning sermons devotional periods and extensive reports. Key speakers include Rev Clive McGuire Rev J D Hudson Hon W C Johnson Rev O B Larber and Rev George B Weeks with committee reports from Isom Beasley C W Chadwick and J H Critchfield and closing adjournment.

Union Baptist Association Edwardsport Ind Clive McGuire J. D. Hudson J. F. Douthitt W. CC. Johnson O. B. Larber Evangelistic Minister’s Aid S. A. Hayworth Baptist Observer T. C. Smith George B. Weeks E. A. Hanley D. D Franklin College of Indiana J. E. Kiger Baptist Brotherhood Ezra Mattingly Isom Beasley C. W. Chadwick Publication Society J. H. Critchfield Crawford Industrial Home Hamlet Allen Cc. W. Chadwick Women’s Home Missions Victoria Lucas Bicknell Women’s Foreign Missions J. C. Allen A. M. McGuire Seldon L. Roberts

Goldberg Family Returns After Death of Grandmother

Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldberg and daughter Ethel returned from New York where they were summoned due to the death of Mrs. Goldberg’s mother.

Mrs. A. Goldberg Ethel New York Mrs. Goldberg

Miss Fern Thompson Returns Home From Chicago Visit

Miss Fern Thompson, who had been visiting Miss Ethel Dudley in Chicago, has returned home.

Fern Thompson Ethel Dudley Chicago

Terre Haute Attorney John E. Lamb Dies at 62

John E. Lamb, a well known Terre Haute attorney, died at his home after a period of poor health and a recent fall. He served as prosecuting attorney in 1878 and was elected to Congress in 1882 as a Democrat. Lamb, 62, was born in Terre Haute and leaves a wife and one son.

John E. Lamb Terre Haute Lamb Vigo Sullivan Congress Sullivan County James E. Johnson Rockville Daniel W. Voorhees Lamb, Beasley, Douthitt & Crawford Messers Douthitt and Beasley Daniel W.voorhees Johnson Daniels Lamb Mr. Lamb

Weather of a Week in Farmersburg Summary

Miss Carrie Yeager reports for the county the week ending August 23 had mostly clear days with some partly cloudy periods. Temperatures ranged from highs near 95 to lows around 61. Rainfall totaled .41 inches across August 19 and 20.

Farmersburg Carrie Yeager

Chaney Returns From Roanoke With Sister

John C. Chaney has returned from Roanoke Indiana. Mr and Mrs Jacob Simon returned home with him Mrs Simon is Mr Chaney s sister.

John C. Chaney Roanoke Ind Jacob Simon Mrs. Simon Mr. Chaney

Coincidence Tied to Sullivan Soldier at Fort Meade

Herschel Mason, Sullivan boy in the quartermaster corps at Fort Meade, writes to Dr. C T Howard about finding the name W H Lucas Co H 7th U S Cav painted inside a cavalry barn. Captain Lucas recalls printing the words in 1879 when his company built a 150 by 40 foot barn for 100 horses under Gen Sheridan as Custer Avengers.

C. T. Howard Herschel Mason Sullivan Sam Fort Meade South Dakota Mason Quartermaster’s Corps W. H. Lucas Co. H U. S. Cav W. H Cap” Lucas West Howard Captain Lucas Philip Sheridan Dakota Territory Custer

Captain Lucas Remembers Civil War Style Service and Silent Battles

CAPT. W. H. LUCAS recalls his west service from 1876 to 1881 with six campaigns and Gen. Miles at Bear Prong mountain. He notes writing his name inside a doorway and says newspapers then rarely covered frontier actions, unlike today’s publicized drills and campaigns.

W. H. Lucas Lucas West Nelson A. Miles Joseph Nes Perces Bear Prong Mountain Sullivan Harold C. Bays Captain Lucas Indianapolis National Guard Dakotas St. Paul

Lawsuit Seeks 5000 Damages in Coal Mine Injury

Andrew C. Singleton sues Consolidated Indiana Coal company in circuit court for 5000 damages alleging back and hip injuries from a fall in a mine at Glendora caused by a mule named Reuben in Jackson Hill mine No. 4. Hugh Lowrey sues Jackson Hill Coal & Coke company for 1000.

Andrew C. Singleton Consolidated Indiana Coal Company Glendora Reuben Jackson Hill Hugh Lowrey Jackson Hill Coal & Coke Company

Excellent Ticket Selected At Sullivan County Republican Convention

The Sullivan County Republicans met at the court house in this city and nominated a full ticket led by Hinckle C. Hays for Prosecuting Attorney and John E. M. Purcell for Clerk Circuit Court. Ele Stansbury of Williamsport delivered the afternoon address criticizing Democratic tariff policy and state expenditures.

Sullivan County Hinkle C. Hays Sullivan Oliver Steele John Ersinger Marion F. Aiken Dugger L. D. Link Jackson Township John Exline Cass Township Dirrelle Chaney John C. Chaney Joe Schroeder Ele Stansbury Williamsport Indiana Homer Cook Stansbury Will H. Hays Union Richard Shepler Hilla Needhammer Robert F Knotts L. D. Sink James &. Townsley Johnoxline Carl N. Shaver Shell Bolinger Curry Township

Sheriff attachs drilling rig in Hoover suit

In a circuit court attachment action, Continental Supply Co seeks 258.70 from Claude E. Hoover, a drilling contractor. Sheriff Kelley attached Hoover’s drilling rig at Jamison field west of the city as Hoover planned its move to Illinois. Additional claims include Charles Turner 61, Park & Wible 34, and Gaskins & Sons 32.10.

Claude E. Hoover Continental Supply Company Sheriff Kelley Hoover Jamison Field Illinois Charles R. Turner Park & Wible Gaskins & Sons

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Wabash Free Trade Party United States Annual Meeting OF Union Baptist Assn W. Chadwick Vincennes Washington, Ind Sullivan Boy FT. Meade Republicans
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