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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1921

Page

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Miners and Operators Agree to Arbitration in Indiana Trouble

In Sullivan county a conference with Governor McCray led to an agreement to refer all disputes between miners and mine operators to a committee for full and final settlement. The panel includes John Hessler and P. H. Penna, with unions to ratify within three days. A meeting plan to schedule arbitration will follow once ratified.

McCray Indianapolis Indianapolis Star Sullivan County McCary John Hessler United Mine Workers of America P. H. Penna Terre Haute Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association Indiana Troyotes Itlendorea Peerless Star City Minss Jesses Jesses Eharies TB Underhill Shelburn Fred Pinkston Sullivan Glendora George Carty Jess Anderson Charles McGarvey Claude Tressel Star City John A. Templeton M. E. Lewish John T. Reed Glendora Mine Dan R. McGarry Walter Williams Thomas Thomas The

Sullivan County Woman Reclaims Liberty Bonds From Stock Peddlers

A Sullivan County farmer sues to recover Liberty bonds and stock she exchanged with a stock sales scheme. The piece criticizes stock peddlers and suggests Chamber of Commerce oversight to expose questionable ventures.

Sullivan County Sullivan Bank Chamber of Commerce Chamber Terre Haute Tribune

Prominent County Farmer John Alkire Dies at 71

John Alkire, 71, longtime county farmer and last survivor of the Magill Alkire family, died Sunday night at the county hospital eight miles northwest of the city. He had been ill for a time and was brought to the hospital Saturday. Funeral services were held at the late residence conducted by Rev. Sam O Neal and the Masonite lodge. burial was at Center Ridge cemetery. He is survived by his widow Mary F. Brewer Alkire, married in 1882, and a nephew Clyde Alkire. He lived on the family farm his entire life, with roots tracing to Kentucky and Coshocton Ohio origins.

John Alkire George and Mary Magill Alkire Alkire Sam O'Neal Masonite Lodge Center Ridge Mary F. Brewer Kentucky Coshocton County Ohio Billmans, Magills, Goodwins

Grand and Petit Jurors Drawn for September Term

Grand and petit juries for the September term of the circuit court were drawn by commissioners Smock and Conner. The grand jury meets September 11 at the circuit court with members Mesha Reynolds Gill Township Fred Hall Fairbanks Jesse P Wilson Hamilton Robert T Robertson Jefferson Claude Ehrenhardt Jackson A E Weir Curry. The petit jury reports September 5 at the same location and includes Ray Wyman Curry W C Nicholas Gill Washington FE Jewell Fairbanks John Webb Gill John C Page Jefferson Everett KR Norris Cass Leslie Holmes Fairbanks Clarence M Walters Turman Fred B Wargilder Curry Ernest A Willis Jefferson Eery Blackburn Hamilton Callie Pittman Curry.

Circuit Court Messrs. Smock and Conner Mesha Reynolds Gill Township Fred Hall Fairbanks Jesse P. Wilson Hamilton Robert T. Robertson Jefferson Claude Ehrenhardt Jackson A. E. Weir Curry Petit Jury Ray Wyman W. C. Nicholas Gill Washington FE Jewell John Webb John C. Page Jeferson Everett KR. Norris Cass Leslie Holmes Clarence M. Walters Turman Fred B. Wargilder Ernest A. Willis Tefferson Eery Blackburn Callie Pittman

Property Owners Endorse New White Way Lighting Plan

Property owners sign a petition to install modern lighting posts around the public square and along West Washington and South Main streets with city furnishing current and county funding court house posts. Individual property owners pay the installation cost. 75 percent signature required. Non signers face assessments. The Wabash Valley Electric Company exhibits sample posts for business and residence districts.

Court House West Washington South Main Streets Wabash Valley Electric Company

Local Happenings Across Town and Beyond

A roundup of visitors and residents returning from travels in Michigan Colorado Canada Iowa and Texas. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Stratton and son Joe along with Miss Grace Fehon of Orange New Jersey. Mrs. Barnes injured. Bridwell family visiting Pasadena. Dr. H L Ramsey at Palmer School events. Harold Daugherty in Washington Star ad dept. Pringle family visits old friends. and local leaders like Richard Park attending institutes while Lewis Merrell joins city high as manual training instructor.

C. H. Stratton Joe Grace Fehon Orange N. J Leland Mich Fehon Stratton Jessie Harrison Fairbanks Township Ralph and Emmett Sadie Shenley Rufus DelHart Dick Conker Penn Tris W. T. Conkle John Burns Theodore Barnes Pasadena Cal Barnes Greene Country Katharine Bridwell Bridwell John T. Watson Great Bend Iowa James Watson Paul Wade Elmer Holmes Michigan Jane Jones Canada M. B. McDonald Kansas H. L. Ramsey Davenport Palmer School of Chiropractic Peoria Harold Daugherty Washington, D. C Jesse Daugherty Gill Township The Washington Star Rebecca Mayfield Bloomfield Cyrus Vanmeter A. J. Pringle Cushing Okla G. D. Rich City Nancy Hayden Dodds Bridge Peninah Hill Farmersburg Pringle Mr. Pringle Holt Parks F. W. Kelsey Hantington Ind John €. Chaney Keiser Mr. Chaney Allen County Lewis Merrell Crawfordsville Franklin College James Miesenhelder Walters Palestine Wis Henry Hi. Pope City Park Richard Taylor Taylor Byron E. Lundblad Indianapolis Harry Conker Vandalia Mine No. 14 Kate Reeves Pulaski Tenn Etta Jamison Richard Park Winchester Julius Harry

Drownings victim at Wabash River picnic near Riverton

A Black man drowned Sunday afternoon in the Wabash River south of Riverton during a picnic near Washington. A poor swimmer, he swam to the Lincoln side, rested, then tried to return across as the current ran strong. He vanished two-thirds across. body recovered Monday.

Wabash River Washington Riverton Linvis

Charles Padgett Dies From Mine Injury

Charles Padgett age 19 son of Mr and Mrs Simpson Padgett died at the county hospital from injuries suffered last week at the Black Comet mine. The remains were sent to Burns City for burial on Sunday.

Charles Padgett Simpson Padgett Black Comet Burns City

Automobiles Hit Pedestrians and Swerved Drivers Injured

Mr and Mrs Bert Gison were knocked down and badly bruised Saturday night on the south side of the public square when struck by a car driven by Miss Marvy White of Shelburn employed at the Wyman garage Mrs Riley Sanders suffered a broken right arm when her husband Rily Sanders Ford overturned on South Main Street Sunday He was blinded by lights from another car and swerved too far from the road

Bert Gison Bediy Marvy White Shelburn Wyman Riley Sanders South Main Street

County Teachers Institute Opens Five Day Session at Gym

The Sullivan county teachers institute opened for a five day session in the gymnasium school building. County Superintendent Park reports a letter from L N Hines of Indianapolis saying he will visit. Instructors listed include P E Mc Clenehan state superintendent of Iowa, Frank Hilderbrand of Washington PA, and C W Harlan of Warsaw Indiana.

County Teachers' Institute Sullivan County Teachers’ Institute Park L. N. Hines Indianapolis Indiana State Normal Terre Haute P. E. McClenehan Iowa Frank Hilderbrand Washington Penn C. W. Harlan Warsaw Ind

WANTS LARGE ALIMONY IN CIRCUIT COURT DIVORCE SUIT

Cora V Sinclair files in circuit court for divorce from Austin Sinclair a well known retired farmer. She alleges cruel and inhuman treatment and asks alimony totaling 25000 dollars.

Cora V. Sinclair Austin Sinclair

Local Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses

Henry D. Vaughn a 26 year old mechanic of Oaktown wed Goldin G. Morris 26 near Carlisle. Lelon Juncas 21 of Shelburn a miner and Wathel Sluder 20 of Hymera also sought licenses.

Henry D. Vaughn Mechanic Oaktown Goldin G. Morris Carlisle Lelon Juncas Shelburn Miner Wathel Sluder Hymera

Burnett Family Reunion at Merom Bluff

The Burnett family gathers for an annual reunion on Sunday September 4 at Merom Bluff. Relatives and friends are invited and urged to bring well filled baskets for the gathering.

Merom

Labor Secretary Davis Declines Chorus Offer

Secretary Davis declined a chorus invitation extended during a theatre visit by Chairman Lasker and Postmaster General Hays at the Shipping Board. Though a former bandman and capable singer, Davis preferred to remain Secretary of Labor despite the offer, as reported by the Washington Star.

Labor Davis Hays Lasker Shipping Board Indiana Washington Star

Merom Chautauqua closes most successful session

Merom Bluff Chautauqua ends its 17th annual session on August 28 with 1921 marked as the best season on the bluffs. Notable lecturers included Mrs. Owen and Dr. Cadman while top acts featured the Shake Family and Pamahasika's Pets. Directors were reelected and new officers named as plans began for next year.

Merom Bluff Chautauqua Bluffs Owen Stevens Brougher Cadman Willett Shake Family Leiter Company Sharpe Merom al Sweet Pamahasika G. W. Pleasant J. C. Chaney C. L. Dry C. E. Watson W. S. Alexander U. C. College QO. D. Stoddard Seattle Washington C. B. Hershey Swansea Mass J. L. Gettinger J. J. Parker J. W. Daugherty C. E F. Watson R. O. Headley R.A. Plunkett J. W. Watson C. F. Setzer J. S. Daugherty G. R. Hammond Atmone Mehel Quamn Stevens Lichister Houston Shalfe Plantation Troubadours Zichler Mallory Players Wissochi Trin

Former Sullivan County Man Dies in California

William Henry Wilson, 75, a native of Sullivan County and former orchardist, died recently in Long Beach California. He lived 17 years in Riverside before his death and is survived by his widow Hattie A. Wilson an adopted son Walter A. Wilson and a foster daughter Mrs David Ashley of Oaktown. Burial was in Riverside beside his first wife Mary F. Purcell who lived near Paxton.

Dan Arbaugh Riverside California Union William Henry Wilson Long Beach Mr. Wilson Hattie A. Wilson Walter A. Wilson David Ashley Oaktown Mary F. Purcell Paxton

Sullivan County Folks at Riverside Find California Home

Mr Arbaugh notes many Sullivan county residents at Riverside are thriving in California. He recalls fond ties to Sullivan county and friends there, but states they are content in California and have no wish to return to make their home.

Arbaugh Sullivan County Riverside California

Elevator in Carlisle Freezes Operations for Sale

Farmers Union elevator at Carlisle suspends business and will be offered for sale. George McNabb, former Gill township resident, has served as superintendent for several years.

Farmers Union Carlisle George McNabb Gill Township

Dooley Arrested Over Magnetic Salvage Stock Deal

William D. Dooley, 28, of Sullivan, was arrested in Terre Haute on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses from Nellie Shepherd and her mother Mrs Elizabeth Shepherd of Jackson township. He posted $2000 bond and denied ownership of the Magnetic Salvage Company, claiming disputes with another stock salesman led to the arrest.

William D. Dosley Sullivan Terre Haute Magnetic Salvage Company Nellie Sepherd Elizabeth Shepherd Jackson Township Dooley Barry and Baker William M. Draper Shepherd Miss Shepherd Hymera State Bank Wall Bhulas Fuventien Peetus TS Lowley Jack Dewuies Y Geauree Wo Dooley Ebeck Willingy Treek Pooley Geos Ti Vo Putten Texas Greene County

New Suits Filed in Various Civil Actions

The docket lists fresh suits including Charles E Curtis versus Davidson Hunter for quiet title and David J Kendrick against Carl Shaver on account. Cora V Sinclair seeks divorce and alimony from Austin Sinclair. Scott Hart Stove & Furniture Co faces Emery C Lewis on a check. Margaret Nesbit sues Matthew McCammion et al for quiet title. Elizabeth Robbins sues Nancy Mac Daniel and Charlie McDaniel in a foreclosure action.

Charles E. Curtis Davidson Hunter David J. Kendrick Carl Shaver Cora V. Sinclair Austin Sinclair Scott & Hart Stove & Furniture Co Emery C. Lewis Margaret Nesbit Matthew McCammion Elizabeth Robbins Nancy MacDaniel Charlies McDaniel

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