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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1922

Page

4

Democratic Congressional Rumors Hit May Primary

Rumors swirl about possible Democratic nominees for the May primary. Vincennes wife of a former congressman, Mrs. Cullop, is discussed as a potential woman candidate. Bloomington publisher Oscar Cravens and former postmaster Cravens are also mentioned as contenders in this district race.

Aix William Allen Cullop Vincennes Cravens the World Bloomington Robert W. Miers Congress

Will Sullivan's rise and Indiana politics a national note

A nostalgic portrait of William Hays as a Hoosier luminary rising from Sullivan to national Postmaster General and director of a moving picture group. It recalls his civilian war leadership, Indiana defense work, and speculates on his return to Sullivan amid a broader riff on Americanism and political patronage illustrated by Newberry's race.

Mr. Hays Willie Bill Will William Sullivan Moving Picture National Organization Indiana State Council of Defense State of Mary McKinley Sherman Sullivan County Grim Reaper Cuthbert J. Sherman Sullivan’s North Court Street Lfe Ascension Seminary Crawford John T. Hays William H. Cain A. P. Allen Mary McKinley Mr. Sherman Will Flass National Moving Picture Productions Flardiin Calanet

Newberry's Case Leaves Senate Seat Questionably Held

Senator Newberry retains his seat but faces uneasy tenure. He failed to present his case publicly and his own statements fell short, inviting judgment by opponents' claims rather than the facts. His victory came despite weak political handling.

United States Ford Wilson United States Senate America Newberry Chicago Chicago Tribune Senate

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THE Sullivan Union America ™ Press Association Grigsby Tom Adams F. O. B. Flint Erie Buick Motor Company Flint, Michigan BUICK Ek. A. Billman Hays Kemp Linton Dugger Farmersburg Shelburn Oaktown Carlisle F. M. Douthitt South Side Square Sullivan, Indiana
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