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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1918

Page

4

Political Talk and Local Notices in Indiana Editorials

A fragment from the Sullivan Union and Indiana papers discusses political shifts in Indiana including Will Hays resigning as State Council of Defense chairman. It criticizes Charles A Greathouse for a speech claiming the Democratic party is the only party in America that is 100 percent American, calling him bughouse.

Indiana Times Vincennes Sun Will H. Hays State Council of Defense Charles A. Greathouse Democratic State Committee Democratic Party America Greathouse Bughouse Meredith Nicholson Indianapolis Goodrich Will Hays van Nuys Bowers Nicholson Tie Woodrow Wilson Germany Lusitania Republican Editorial Association of Indiana Republican Party Great House Tom Taggart Corse Mike Carnegie Senator Chamberlain War Department Senate Hitchcock Ananias Chamberlain Taggart

Eisman on War Dept Supplies Committee Under Senate Probe

Senatorial inquiry targets Eisman a War Department supplies committee member who handled an 800 million woolen overcoat contract. Secretary Baker claimed Eisman was no longer connected, yet Eisman remains on the committee and has been away on vacation amid ongoing questions about the execution and value of the contract.

Eisman War Department Senate Military Committee Baker Eiseman

Rail transport criticism over grain shipment delay

The Food Administrator blames railroads for delays in meeting the Allies program of 45,000,000 bushels of cereals and demands faster action. Farmers continue sending wheat and corn to rail centers and urge Director of Railroads to permit railroad workers to move cars now, warning front-line food shortages without improvements.

McAdoo Linine Trotzky Europe Asia Grand Duke Nicholas

Government ownership of railroads dominates national debate

The Bryan democratic, Socialist, Lafollette, and President advocate government ownership. War time railroad nationalization and a looming congressional act push the issue. Senate defeat 61 to 10 and ICC superseded signal end of private rail competition and rise of a single grand government controlled system.

Bryan Democrat Lafollettes Act of Congress Senate Interstate Commerce Commission

War and politics clash over war effort and loyalty

A call to support the war through productive work argues against wartime controls hampering farmers and merchants. The piece condemns Lenine and Trotzky, praises Allied resolve, and criticizes Indiana Democratic leaders for opposing war while praising Wilson's shift from neutrality to active conflict.

Y M C A War Work Fund Benefits Soldiers At Camps

Sullivan county residents raise funds for the National War Work fund of the Y M C A now at 36 000. Y M C A huts in camps Taylor Shelby and other western and southern posts offer homes and amusements for thousands of soldiers. In Camp Taylor the Y M C A mailed 147 822 letters in one month from the huts.

Sullivan County National War Work Fund Army Bors Taylor Shelby Huimne Kentucky Indiana Red Triangle Camp Taylor France Seldiers Pershing Uncle San’s Y. M. C. A. Dougouts

Graysville Independents win close 33 30 over Merom

Graysville Independents defeat Merom Independents two best in three 33 to 30 on Saturday. After a 14 13 halftime edge for Merom, Graysville surged in the second half to lead throughout. Ingersoll hit ten field goals and Arnett excelled on the floor. lineup included French Ingersoll Hunt Kaufman Coppage Gettinger St Clair Phillips and Parsons with Andrews and G Gettinger as subs.

Graysville MEROM Graysville Independents Merom Independents Graysville Five Graysville Boys Ingersoll Arnett French Fingersoll Hunt F .T. Clair Kaufman C. Coppage H. Gettinger D. Gettinger Parsons Andrews Phillips French Kaufman St. Clair Coppage Cox Sparks

Mother Gray's Powders Marketed for Sickly Children

Advertises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to break up colds in 24 hours relieve feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and destroy worms. Sold at all druggists. Free sample boasted. Roy uses this line to promote.

Mother Gray Roy

Sullivan County Local Trades and Notables Chronicle

A list of historic inquiries recalling names and businesses in Sullivan county. References include A F E Estabrook surveyor, Benjamin Harrison lawsuits, Tommy Robbins Sol Draper blacksmiths, Otte harness business, Thompson flour and feed exchange, Jep Whitman grocery, Wilkes & Allen, Jake Mahley saw mill, Ed Hilderbrand blacksmith, Dick Hardesty poultry, Dan Spilkey butcher, East Jackson street rail fence, Maj Gordon and DPD Voorhees Mayfield Litton case, Bob Dear opera house, Sam White George Graham harness, J C Bauer flouring mill, Burton Bros poultry, Matt Mosier veterinary, John Whitman grist mill, Joseph W Wolfe narrow gauge railroad, Bill Barrett lawyer, F B Davis banker, Frank White drew wagon, Crawley & McKinley furniture, Brewer & Burton hardware, Dr Chranicki hotel, John N Fordyce county recorder, Crawford & Marts Sullivan Banner compositors Hez Riggs Sam Merri, Wil Draper printers devil.

A. F E. Estabrook Sullivan County Benjamin Harrison Sullivan Wise Will Tommy Robbins Sol Draper North Broad Street Jake John Otte John L. Thompson Jep Whitman West Side Wilkes & Allen Jake Mahley Ed Hilderbrand Section Street Dick Hardesty Dan Spilkey East Jackson Street Maj. Gordon Dpd. W., Voorhees Mayfield-Litton Bob Dear Sullivan Opera House Sam White George Graham Harness Matt Mosier John Whitman Joseph W. Wolfe Bill Barrett F. B. Davis Frank White Crawley & McKinley South Side Brewer & Burton Dr. Chranicki John N. Fordyce County Recorder Crawford & Marts Sullivan Banner Hez Riggs Sam Merri Wil Draper

Foot-Ease Ad Promotes Antiseptic Shoe Powder

The Plattsburg Manuel urges daily use of Foot-Ease for quick relief of coins bunions chilblains blisters sore spots or callouses. Allén's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into the shoes sold everywhere. Don't accept substitutes.

Plattsburg Manuel Allén

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