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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1916

Page

2

John E Sedwick for Congress from Morgan County

Morgan county Republicans present John E Sedwick of Martinsville as nominee candidate for the congressional race. Sedwick, born in Monroe county, long legal career since 1898, three years Morgan Owen prosecutor, ten years Martinsville city attorney, leading lawyer with extensive practice. He is a lifelong Republican and active campaigner with notable fraternal leadership.

Morgan County John E. Sedwick Martinsville Mrr Ledwick Monroe Comunty Ps8s Lie Morgan and Owen Counties

Farmers Endorse Goodrich for Governor in Indiana

Farmers from central Indiana gathered in Indianapolis on January 22 to endorse James P. Goodrich of Winchester for governor. Resolutions praised his farm roots, business acumen, public service, and record on good roads, schools, and tax policy, with many county representatives and speakers backing him.

Indiana James P. Goodrich Winchester Indianapolis Goodrich L. H. Wright Bartholomew County Indiana State Grange George W. Parnell Fountain County Corn King Oliver L. Kline Indiana Corn Growers Association John W. Ditmars Johnson County J. A. Commons Wayne County F. B. Spaulding Tipton County Marion County William Bosson Wells County L. G. Lancaster Huntington County Oliver Kline Gilbert Henderson Fayette County H. W. Hanson G. W. Parnell Whitley County Logan Staples Poneto Ind Charles J. Wheeler Noblesville C. C. Bowlby Sharpsville W. S. Townsend Franklin G. A. Commons Centerville Huntington Connersville A. P. Helvie Wingate Cort C. Ditmars Manford E. St. John Morgantown George Duckworth J. W. Potter Penaway Elijah Daweon R. R. No J. W. Craw Portland Charles A. Gay Battle Ground E. L. Dunton Hunterstown J. H. Brown Rockville J. P. Hilgest Oscar M. Wood Parker L. W. Greene Farmland Columbia City Franklin County M. VanBibber Emmet Swafford Kokomo Lawrence J. McConaha Mark van Nuys W. M. van Nuys D. G. Amstutz Allen County Harlan W. R. Crone Morgan County Columbus Republican Goodernor National Comvet

Sullivan and Clinton Electric Firms Buy Jasonville Plant

Stockholders of Sullivan County Electric and Clinton Electric have bought the Jasonville H Electric Company property at Jasonville from bondholders. Marshall V. Robb and C. M. Poor arranged the deal, the Jasonville plant will operate under new ownership and continue existing service to Jasonville Hymera, with plans to supply heat and power from the main plant in this city. The Sullivan plant now serves Shelburn Farmersburg and may extend to Carlisle after contract negotiations.

Sullivan County Electric Company Clinton Electric Company Clinton Jasonville H Electric Company Jasonville Marshall V. Robb C. M. Poor Jasonville Company Hymera Shelburn Farmersburg Sullivan Circuit Bridwell Curry Township Iha BE. O’dell C. & E. I. Railroad Company Hinkle and Alsop John Curry Haddon Township Sullivan County Water Company George H. Goodlink James H. Dedman Joseph Bays T. H. I. and E. Traction Company George W. Huffman William H. Breeveort Knox County James A. Crawford Paul Kuhn Ruth Brokaw Fred J. Stineman Jess Bolinger Fred W. Newton Charles B. Bolinger

Cullop Faces Strong Opposition in Indiana District

A Washington dispatch reports Congressman Cullop of Indiana's second district facing a fierce renominating fight against Governor hopeful Adair. The split with the state machine and local leaders is evident as several sub commanders oppose Cullop, while he allegedly threatens to mobilize 15,000 votes for Clare. Supporters claim his patronage could sway many votes, and Cullop declines comment.

Washington, D. C William A. Cullop Congress Taggart John A. M. Adair Cullop William H. Vollmer Vincennes State Committee Culp Clare Adair Machine State House Gil Hendren

Merom Eastern Star Mourns Martha Berry Resolution

Merom Indiana January 24 1916 the Merom Chapter No 279 Order of the Eastern Star resolves to mourn the death of Martha W Berry an organist and singer who served faithfully in the chapter and is said to have entered the chair on high the hall to be draped in mourning for thirty days and memory to be cherished by members

Merom Ind Martha W. Berry Order of the Eastern Star

Death Notice of George W. Pleasant R G A R Post Loss

Comrade George W. Pleasant, longtime member of the Grand Army of the Republic, has died. Joe Kearns G A R Post No 327 Indiana notes his energetic service and his December election as Commander. Copies sent to Merom Herald Sullivan Union and family.

George W. Pleasant Grand Army of the Republic Joe Kearns G. A. R. Post No Department of Indiana Merom Herald Sullivan Union

Gasser Drilled At Frank Springer Farm In Gill Township

A gasser estimated at two million feet was drilled Thursday by Dr. E. R. Riggs on the Frank Springer farm in Gill township. The six hundred plus foot well lies near the T. B. Springer gasser, recently piped to Hamilton Oil and Gas mains, promising indefinite gas for Sullivan.

Frank Springer E. R. Riggs Gill Township T. B. Springer Hamilton Oil and Gas Company Sullivan American Torpedo Company

Allen's Foot-Ease for the Troops

War zone hospitals have ordered Allen's Foot-Ease the antiseptic powder to shake into shoes. It gives rest and comfort to tired aching feet and makes walking easy. Available at druggists everywhere for 25 cents.

Allen

Champ Clark Campaign Opened To Oppose Wilson

Washington reports letters from The Clark Presidential Campaign Committee in New York advocating Champ Clark for 1916. The missives contend Wilson should not seek renomination, arguing a one term plank and unity under Clark to stave off a Democratic split and ensure victory.

Washington Champ Clark Broadway New York Julius J. Binder Mr. Binder Philip Lewy M. L. Cramer Michael H. Tropauer Julius Binder John Hodel, Jr J. Davidson John H. Odel, Jr Max Kramer Wilson Democratic Party Clark

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Martinsville, Ind Hymer Congressman Cullop Sullivan Democrat Lulu Cooper Lela Brooks Catherine Cushman Welson Circuit Court Notes Fred O. Osburn John M. Osburn Oil Well Supply Company Herman Heien Laura Greenfield Frank L. Robbins Thomas Robbins Nicholson George Anders Ralph Davis T. H. I. & E. Traction Company Ida McCormick Alvin T. McCormick Myrtle Penny William Penny Cora M. Botts Aetna Insurance Company Clay County Zibe Shields Edward L. McCrocklin Lillie B Z. Woodard Reliance Life Insurance Company Treever J. Newlin Lane & Mollennauer People State Bank Herman Heien & Company Daisy G. Gobin Oscar V. Gobin Daisy G. Brown D. A. Armstrong Mary E. Drake Henry Johnson Nellie Skinner Orval Skinner Eva Sexton George C. Sexton Hazel M. Whittaker Francis M. Whittaker Commodore Ransford Charley Huff J. R. Cauble LeRoy S. Land Dean Liddle James Liddle M. A. Haddon Flossie MecCrocklin Jess O. McCrocklin Dollie Linzy Ruth Roy Harold Indiana Silo Company August Wagner Alvina Wagner Lucy A. McCammon Donald McCammon Lester Buckley Olga Miller Portman Davis John C. Annis Josephine Annis Frank White Lenora G. White William Zaayer Maude Zaayer Zaayer White Detroit T. E. Ward
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