Cullo p Picks Successor Not Hunt in Indiana Race
Indiana politics feature a turbulent second district battle with William H Vollmer favored for the chairmanship while not seeking the role, and speculation on successors to Cullop. Republicans back Will Hays and L W Henley as leaders, with a quiet race for senator and governor and intense Democratic infighting over who can challenge Cullop and Cox in upcoming primaries.
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Robert G. Tucker
Indianapolis
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Indiana
William H. Vollmer
Vincennes
Vollmer
Fry. Vollmer
Bernard Korbley
Korbley
Will Hays
Sullivan
L. W. Henley
Charles D. Hunt
William A. Cullop
Cullop
Post Office
State Treasur
John Riddle
Linton
Riddle
Jim
House of
Oscar E. Bland
Bland
W. E. Cox
Jasper
Cox
Democratic Party
Congress
J. O’bannon
Corydon
John Edwards
Mitchell
Edwards
Crats Face Rethink in District Strategy
The text suggests that political groups must adjust their approaches if they wish to maintain control of the district. It notes a likely shift in tactics and decision making to sustain influence.
Former Hymera Publisher Samuel Sexton Dies in Indianapolis
Samuel M. Sexton aged 62, once publisher of the Hymera newspaper the Vindicator, died at his Indianapolis home last week. A native of New York, he wrote for labor publications and completed a labor book. He edited the Mine Workers Journal from 1901 to 1908.
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Hymera
Indianapolis
Samuel M. Sexton
the Vindiextor
New York
Mine Workers Journal
Union Christian College Notes A Merry Xmas Report On Activities
Union Christian College notes recap Sunday evening sermons by G Lane and a Sunday school institute at Graysville. Faculty and students plan Christmas vacations in Missouri and Ohio with plans for the winter term starting January 4 and an expected enrollment increase.
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G. Lane
College Auditorium
Severans
Sedalia
C. B. Hershey
Graysville
Stoddard
Peters, Runyan
Sullivan
Clara
Wallene Boone
St. Louis
College Chapel
J. P. Brooks
Carbondale
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of our wife and mother. Thanks to President Hershey for hopeful words and the quartette for music. Appreciation also to Mr. Billman and his assistant. David Watson Constance Watson Sullivan's Superior Service Satisfies.
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Hershey
Billman
David Watson
Constance Watson
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Sullivan State Bank
Sullivan, Indiana
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