Crittenberger claims state debt paid by Republicans and Democrats
Indiana auditor Dale Crittenberger asserts the state is out of debt due to actions by governors and treasurers from Mount to Ralston. He cites historical debt levels, sinking fund uses, and tax balances, arguing Republicans paid two thirds and Democrats one third, while questioning ongoing unpaid old certificates and records.
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Indianapolis
Pec
Dale Crittenberger
Ney Castle
Ralston
Willian H. O’brien
William H. Vollmer
George Butler
Crittenberger
Matthews
Marshall
Aec
Hanly
State Fair Grounds
Vincennes University
William H. O’brien
Indiana
State Auditor
O’brien
Dale Johr
Mount
Durbin
Ralston Ad
Republican Party
Gouckenour Named General Manager of Golden Rule Store
Robert Gouckenour former Sullivan boy and former clerk at Springer and Carruthers is now the general manager of the Golden Rule Store in Sheridan Wyoming. The large department store employs twenty three people and offers all kinds of merchandise. Gouckenour moved to Sheridan years ago for a clerkship with the firm now led by him. His wife is Grace Leach formerly of this city, daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Leach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouckenour
Robert Gouckenour
Sullivan
Springer & Carruthers
Golden Rule
Sheridan
Wyo
Miss Grace Leach
This City
Steve Leach
Stolen Ford Recovered by East Side Market Man in Chicago
Joe Fusco had his Ford stolen in October and recovered in Chicago last week. Albert Letchman bought the car from Dr. Pagel for 360 and held a bill of sale sworn before a justice. Chief Rich located the car and Fusco received a $50 reward. Letchman later learned the vehicle was stolen and did not use it after the truth emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fusco
East Side
Chicago
Fuso
Fusco
Letchman
Dr. Pagel
Kinman and Chaney Form Law Partnership
Guy M. Kinman and John C. Chaney establish a law partnership continuing at Chaney's offices in the Citizens Trust building. Kinman previously served as deputy prosecuting attorney under Fred F. Bays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Kinman
Fred F. Bays
John C. Chaney
Mr. Chaney
Citizens Trust
High School Tour Highlights Need for New Court House
Prof Edward Morris and New Lebanon seniors visited Sullivan last week to inspect the court house and view the court room and the clerk auditor recorder treasurer and assessor offices to learn civics.
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Court House
Edward Morris
New Lebanon High School
Sullivan
Protest Against High Rate Moves by Chamber Chairman
A petition circulated by the transportation committee chairman of the Chamber of Commerce asks the public service commission to vote against a five cent per ton freight rate increase on coal.
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Transportation Committee of
The
Chamber of Commerce
Public Service Commission
New State Chairman’s Birth in Indiana Polis
An eight pound baby boy named William Harrison Hays was born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Will H. Hays at Robert W. Long hospital in Indiana polis. Mother and child are doing well, and the newborn carries his father’s name William Harrison Hays.
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NEW State
Will H. Hays
Robert W. Long Hospital
Indianapolis
William Harrison Hays
Miss Julia Draper Hosts Camp Fire Girls Gathering
Miss Julia Draper entertained the Owiassa group of Camp Fire girls at her home on Tuesday evening with guests Miss Elsie Ridge of Sullivan and Miss Gertrude Connelly joining the club at Terre Haute.
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Julia Draper
Elsie Ridge
Sullivan
Gertrude Connelly
Terre Haute Tribune
Gordon leaves for Chicago seeking hospital treatment
J. H. Gordon departed Thursday for Chicago to undergo a three week treatment at the Presbyterian hospital. His wife, their young son, and his mother also traveled to Chicago on Sunday.
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J. H. Gordon
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
The Potatoes and a De-Alcoholized Rum Claim
A London Spectator note discusses a chemist claims to remove alcohol from rum and other liquors without losing flavor. It includes a joke about Daniel Webster and Noah, and praises the potato for its contributions and virtues. It also reflects on family life teaching self denial through shared chores and sibling cooperation.
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The
London Spectator
Htis
Editors and wartime cruelty reactions contrasted
The author argues prejudice blinds judgment by recalling editorials during wartime executions. It notes Miss Cavell in Germany, Margaret Schmit in Nancy, and Otillia Moss in Borges, suggesting editors condemned one side while excusing the other as wartime necessity.
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Miss Cavell
Margaret Schmit
Nancy
Ottilia Moss
Borges
Taft Speech Praises Truth Over Force in Reform
The Wesleyan Christian Advocate highlights Taft as a sanest thinker of his generation. It cites his Rochester address to the State Teachers Association, praising his critique of American schooling and urging adoption of disciplined, thorough mental training seen in England, Germany, and France.
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Taft
Rochester
State Teachers’ Association
England
Germany
France
Carlisle Woodmen Officers Elected and Suit Over Wreck
Carlisle Camp No. 3332 Modern Woodmen of America elected G. W. Clayton Earl Abrams F W Schroeder Greeley Risher John Carrico A S Gobin Floyd Abrams Poe Casebeer for sentinel roles William J Jackson and other receivers for the railroad are named defendants in a $50 000 damages suit brought by Jellison Jellison for Howard Gummere of Shelburn. The complaint says Gummere suffered a broken back crushed limbs and paralyzed hips in a wreck near Clay City on October 12 1915 while riding in a box car belonging to stock owner Dr Richard Douglas of Shelburn en route to Worthington. Gummere has been bed bound since.
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Carlisle Camp No
Modern
Woodmen of America
G. W. Clayton
Vo. C
Earl Abrams
W. A
F. W. Schroeder
Greeley Risher
John Carrico
A.S. Gobin
Floyd Abrams
Inner Sentinel
Poe Casebeer
Outer Sentinel
William J. Jackson
Jellison & Jellison
South Bend
Howard Gummere
Shelburn
Guammere
Clay City
Richard Douglas
Worthington
Gummere
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I. H. Kalley
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Kelly’s Jewelry Store
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Elgin
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Jesus
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Carlisle Woodmen
Mivan
Isaac YY. Kralley
Sullivan State Bank
Axness
Tize
A. G. McNabb
Citizens Trust Co
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Sullivan County
Hays & Hays
Liaw
Usrey’s Store
Charles D. Hunt, Gilbert W. Gambill
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Sullivan, Ind
Dentist First National Bank
Carlisle
Lee F. Bays
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Co. T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Park & Wible Livery Barn
Sullivan, Indiana
George Knapp
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A. Stewart
Art Dentistry
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C. F. Briggs
Briggs
George W. Buff
W. P. Stratton
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Upstaire
Terre Haute
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A. L. Unbiil
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