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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1919
Page
4
The Sullivan Union, published by Dirkrelle Chaney and R P White, is the county's only Republican paper since 1866. Subscription rates are listed for one year six months and three months with publication details noted.
L. W. Henley, Indiana Republican state committee secretary, publishes a table of total votes by party for 1912, 1914, 1916, and 1918, showing each party’s share and gains or losses. The piece also discusses Senator James E. Watson as presidential timber, editorial views on his stance for the republic, and contrasts with Wilson era policies and party dynamics.
ED BOSSTICRE recounts a Arizona Apache Trail journey from Roosevelt to Globe, detailing cliffside switchbacks, the massive Roosevelt Dam, Apache dwellings, and encounters with locals including Malarkeys. Vivid scenery, dangers of the road, and plans to visit Bisbee and Grand Canyon appear as the trip ends.
Laurence Ford chronicles a wartime journey from Winchester England to Le Havre France aboard trains and a ship. He notes rest camps at Winnall Downs Camp and base camps near Le Havre, describes weather and rough Channel crossing aboard the Manhattan, and recalls the 14th Division singers earning a silver loving cup at Camn Sherman.
Sgt. Eugene B. Marlow returns home after discharge at Camp Taylor after illness aboard ship. multiple brief notes report visits with relatives in Cleveland St Louis Indianapolis and Pimento Arizona. detailed wartime travel recounts from France describe camps at St Germain Mussidan Montoir and Nazaire with remarks on German prisoners and the vast St Nazaire remount depot and railroad activity. Corp. Laurence Ford of Headquarters Company 309 Engineers signs off from France.
A short note on tomatoes once called love apples and the belief that sharing one would bless sweethearts. It recalls early fears about tomatoes being rough soil or dangerous, highlighting old folk ideas.
Mrs Lloyd George campaigned in Wales for the premier to return to Parliament. In London the premier publicly supported equal rights for women in all matters, a stance seen as advancing progress beyond prewar efforts.
The fragment mentions Amber ard Jas as the source of a jade or stone via the Chindwen to the western branch of Perawaddy, noting famous narber arid hate mines that supplied China with this real stone during a past century.
A fragmentary anecdote describes a man yielding his seat in a street car after a woman rises nearby. The passage then hints at a habit of reading a newspaper to avoid attention when a skirt’s rustle reaches his ear.
Prince Yorihito Higashi Fujima cousin of the Japanese emperor is a premier visitor to nations. He toured Washington after being hosted in England by King George presenting a sword and a field marshal badge from the emperor to the British king.
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