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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1923
Page
4
The President’s Message to Congress emphasizes tax reduction and budget economy. It endorses the Mellon tax plan, opposes tariff revision, supports railroads reforms, and urges simple farmer-led measures to restore conditions. The message is seen as strengthening Coolidge’s bid for the Republican nomination.
A critical public missive attacks Governor Warren T. McCray for alleged financial improprieties and use of state funds. It condemns his banking ties, campaign spending, and corporate dealings. The piece calls for tighter inspection and accountability while lamenting the impact on Indiana politics and the primary system.
Garnet Drake of Terre Haute spent a few days with friends here. Ministers of Currys Prairie Baptist Association met at the Drake church. Lex Trueblood and family from Terre Haute visited. Local couples attended dinners and revival gatherings in Sullivan and area towns.
Mrs. Omar Nichols left for Memphis after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J L Bowman for several weeks. Mr Nichols is superintendent of a large ice plant in Memphis. Paul Miesenhelder of Indianapolis, connected with the State Highway Commission, visited his parents here this week and went to Hazleton for the dedication of the new highway bridge there.
List of letters unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana post office as of December 12 1928 two weeks to claim before being sent to the Dead Letter Office includes Fannie G Mills Mr C E Morrigan Hugh Mullexon Ewart Sam Price Mr William Small Geo Sullivan Mr Wm H White Mr R B Callers must say Advertised and give date advertised when claiming.
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