Congressman Cullop Proposes $2 Million Foot and Mouth Cure Bill
Publisher Ir Chaney R. P. White notes Congressman William A. Cullop has introduced a bill in Congress to appropriate $2,000,000 for a remedy for foot and mouth disease. The bill is described as one of the grandest little introductions in recent memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Cullop
Congress
Si Pium
Gosport
Jim Slivers
Deacon Ebbersole
Bill Blithers
Cy Hawkins
Tom Taggart
Bedett
Zep Tawkins
Zeb
Perkins
Zeke Billings
Doc McFadden
Deacon Hansford
Governor calls special grand jury amid party rot
The Governor orders a special grand jury to probe corruption as leaders of the party face arrest, signaling deep political turmoil and cleansing efforts within the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
The Real Cause of Irregularities in Indiana Politics
The Greenfield Republican blames the last leg islature's irregularities on the democratic machine in Indiana believing the Republicans were dead. It argues the split in the party showed indifference to the people and that any economy will come only with the republicans' return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Republican
Indiana
Old Democratic Cay Prepares for Economy Push
The Princeton Clarion News notes a pre election mood among Democrats urging economy and reduced legislative spending. It suggests the spirit favors restraint but acknowledges practical limits in a Democrat legislature once session begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Democratic Cay
Princeton
Wilson's Plan to Stop Border Raids Told
President Wilson proceeds with a definite decisive plan as General Scott travels to Naco to plead with Villa to halt cross border shootings. Secretary of War Garrison saysScott will appeal to Villa who is known to him to end the harassing fire harming many residents along the Arizona line.
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Wilson
Huntington Herald
General Scott
Naco
de Good
Garrison
Scott
Villa
Arizona
Public anger over Mexican violence and Washington policy
A strong editorial denounces Mexican gunfire killing Americans and criticizes President Wilson’s policy of watchful waiting. It argues General Scott cannot stop the slaughter and mocks the administration’s handling, calling for decisive action.
Republican Campaign Clean and Obituary Notes
The East Chicago Globe reviews a clean Republican campaign with courteous conduct and cites later indictment of Homer L. Cook. It includes obituaries for William Harvey Woodard and a Woman’s Missionary Society member, outlining their lives, families, and funeral details.
Legislative Scandal Rumbles in 1912 Campaign
The Vincennes Commercial notes upheaval from legislative scandal and indictments of state officials. It predicts trials will reveal extravagant practices, including a sixty three doorkeepers issue, blaming a decade out of power for Democratic disappointment and broad political upheaval from 1912.
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Vincennes Commercial
Democratic Party
Indictments Seen as Light Cost in Marion Case
South Bend Tribune notes some Democratic leaders treat Marion county grand jury indictments as a joke, pointing to illegal expenditures totaling only $35,000. The piece reflects on political reaction and concerns over fiscal misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend Tribune
Marion County Grand Jury
Fence Posts For Sale In Sullivan By Walter Anderson
A carload of fine chestnut fence posts offered for sale at 10 15 and 20 cents each based on size. Corner posts priced at 60 75 and 1.00. Walter Anderson contact 488 749 E Beech Sullivan. Dec 941.
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Walter Anderson
E. Beech
Sullivan
Lickskullet Items and Obituary Notes from Bloomington Star
Obituary tribute to Sarah Ellen Allen born October 3 1860 at Walker's chapel daughter of Otho and Emily Ridgeway. Married Melville H. Allen October 3 1878 no children adopted a two year old girl who cared for Mrs Allen after Mr Allen’s death. She joined Walker’s chapel church in 1873 taught Sunday school and was remembered for faithful devotion. The rest of the column lists local anecdotal items from Bloomington Star including quirky notices about residents and humorous vignettes from the community.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Ogle Morgan
Reba
John Morgan
Susanna Fewell
Susanna Jewell
Charles FE. Hood
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Susanna Clark
Bullett County
Kentucky
Indiana
Jonathan Jewell
Joshua
Bailey
Will
Tom
Belle
Lyda
Lizzie
Mary
Ilinois
Lawrence County
Tennessee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles B. Hood
E. McNunally
M. E
Shelburn
Ind
Stephen Clark
Sarah Ellen Allen
Sarah Ellen Ridgeway
Otho
Emily Ridgeway
Walker’s Chapel
Melville H. Allen
God
Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as liver remedy
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for liver sluggishness and constipation while promising improved mood and blood purification. It claims the product empties bowels and tones the stomach, priced at 25 cents, along with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bucklen
Arnica
Prompt Action Stops Cough with Dr King’s Discovery
Advertising copy touts Dr King’s New Discovery as immediate cough relief. It claims quick throat penetration and phlegm loosening with testimonials and a 50 cent price at druggists.
Appointment of Administratrix for William Tarwater Estate
Notice announces Sarah E. Hilderbrand appointed administratrix of the William Tarwater estate in Sullivan County Indiana. The estate is said to be solvent. Attorney Walter F. Wood named. First insertion December 2, 1914.
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William Tarwater
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sarah E. Hilderbrand
Walter F. Wood
Launa Linn Brewer
Sullivan County Loan& Trust Company
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Sullivan County
Commissioner Milton A. Haddon will auction part of Location Nos 1 and 2 in Township 6 North Range 9 West Sullivan County Indiana with specific metes and bounds and an exception for railroad right of way. Private sale bids due by 12 o clock noon Saturday January 23 1915 at Haddon’s Sullivan office. Sale terms: cash or one third cash three equal payments over six and twelve months with interest and first mortgage. Taxes for 1914 apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Curry
Sullivan Circuit Court
Margaret Bruner Koch
Andrea M. DeCurry
Sullivan County
Indiana
Township
Chicago and Wastern Illinois Railroad
Milton A. Haddon
Sullivan
Board of Commissioners
Notice of Final Settlement in Sullivan Circuit Court
Henry T. Pierson Jr. as administrator filed a final report of his account for the estate of Henry T. Pierson deceased. The Sullivan circuit court will hear the report on Monday January 4 1914 during the November term. Creditors and heirs must appear to show cause why the report should not be approved. Henry T. Pierson Jr administrator Samuel S Gobin attorney.
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Henrry T. Pierson, Jr
Henry T. Pierson
Sullivan Circuit Court
Henry T. Pierson, JR
Samuel 8S
Gobin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sullivan Union
Ir Chaney
R. P. White Publishers
Political Comment OF Indiana Papers
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
White House
Washington
United States
Stars and Stripes
East
Woodrow Wilson
Buncombe
West
East Chicago
Homer L. Cook
Hllinois
William Harvey Woodard
James F
Emma Clark Woodard
Zylma Ransford
Max Clark
Joseph Adams
Harve
Graysville
State Normal
Odd Fellows
Masonic
Fairbanks
Ancil
Dodd’s Bridge
M. Adams
Arthur McQueen
Johnson Cemetery
Mary J. Bemis
George Bemis
Laura Mahan
A. P. Asbury
Shiloh
Bloomington
Agena
Fidelity Loan CO
Dr. Crowder Bidg
East Side Square
Sullivan, Ind
John
WRN
Gharey
Citizens Trust Building
John Driver
John A. Mattix
Jacob Miller
Win S. Bicknell
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