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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1919
Page
4
The Sullivan Union announces subscription rates listing one year six months and three months options with a dollar sign price. The brief ad positions the paper as the county's sole Republican publication since 1866.
George W. Stout former political writer for the Indianapolis Star and Indiana Times is elected president and managing editor of the Vincennes Capital Company. He vows to maintain a republican stance and oversee extensive improvements. Ralph Dukate retires. Perry Green remains secretary and Frank W. Curtis remains treasurer.
A long opinion arguing against renouncing Pacific island claims and urging a League of Nations to enforce peace. It cites Germany’s former colonies, Australia and New Zealand interests, and Japan's ambitions, then discusses Taft's plan for an Association of Nations with an International Court and Council of Conciliation to avert wars, while stressing US leadership and allied responsibilities in postwar stabilization.
The former German stronghold Kiao Chau in China, occupied by Japan and Britain early in the war, will be handed back to China as Japan announces withdrawal plans.
A discussion asserts the need for the United States to join with other nations to provide influence and force to maintain world peace. It argues the country is already involved in European affairs and should complete its current association to secure lasting peace through the League of Nations.
A fragmented column blends quips on prohibition and reform with a dental announcement. Herbert S Leach D D S of this city is to open a modern office and lab in the Sherman building March 1 after serving as a lieutenant in the army dental reserve corps. District payrolls list numerous names and sums for fr gr rd rep across districts.
Announcement reveals Prof. George D. Herron and William Allen White named as American commissioners to confer with Bolsheviks on Prince's Island. Herron, a controversial socialist writer and former Grinnell College professor, has a turbulent past including divorce settlements and a church expulsion. He recently led a Rand School of Social Science push in New York and has served European socialist circles, with links to Wilson advocacy.
The text notes William Herron a printer in Sullivan in the early 1870s who later moved to Carlisle to publish a newspaper. George D. Herron worked on that paper, indicating a family connection to newspaper publishing.
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