Census Sparks Partisan Question Over Appointments
The administration moves to conduct a census but critics say it will not reveal how many Democrats are on government payrolls. They question Herbert Hoover’s party and wonder how he gained an appointment under the Wilson administration.
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Herbert Troover
Railroads Return to Owners on March 1
What is left of the railroads will be returned to their rightful owners on March 1. Those responsible will be returned to private life one year hence.
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Death of Colonel Asbury and Sullivan County notes
Local chronology recalls the death of Colonel Alexander V P Asbury of Farmersburg at his daughter's Idaho home after a long life of teaching farming and public service. He served in the Civil War, led the Sullivan G A R post, and was a respected Baltic figure in Indiana politics and temperance. Also recounted are postwar civic items, including a Sullivan County Court House petition by the Sullivan Woman's Club urging modern facilities for records and public use.
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Alexander VP. Asbury
Idaho
Colonel Asbury
Farmersburg
Eva Gritton
Indiana
Ascension Seminary
Beecher
School of Progress
Sullivan County
Crawford
Loth Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
Ofier
Ashbury
Methodist Church
Pleteners Chapel
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Germany
Lusitania
Womans ‘Club of
Sullivan
Scott, Mattix
Driver
Board of County Commissioners
John C. Chaney
Claude H. Stratton
Sullivan Woman's Club
John Scott
John A. Mattix
John Driver
Woman's Club of
Winifred L. Stratton
Rachel K. Harris
Ida M. Thompson
Ella M. Chaney
Mutual Truck Company
Etta Logan
Sullivan County Teachers’ Institute
L. N. Hines
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
John Wisener
Fairbanks Township
W. T. Mellett
Elks Lodge
United States Senate
James R. Riggs
Levi J. Miles
Hutchison, Kas
Co. G. Ind. Cavalry
Davis Hotel
Vandalia Coal Company
Linton
Clifford Woodward
T. C. Wooward
Carlisle
Scottsville
Sullivan County Pure Bred Livestock Association
John Crowder
Antelope Valley
C. H. Stratton
Money Lenders Association
Wm. Leminger
West Washington
Cornelia Ogle
Clyde Plummer
Paxton
Isaac T. Mahan
Jackson Township
William C. Wolfenberger
Long Beach
Cal
Harve Gordon
Garrett Schloot
Jasonville
Index Cheap
Murphy
W.H. Eaton
E. J. Turman
J. A. Mattix
R. W. Akin
Indiana Bankers’ Association
S. E. Lindley
Ramsey
S. J. Cross
M. E. Church
Indianapolis
Richard Park
Edgar W. Akin
John R. Hume
Park Purchase
American Legion
Cooper
Indiana Presbyterian Synod
John McD. Horne
West
Washington Street
W. W. Jennings
Frank M. Daniels
Unblemished Career Honored as Union Closes Book
The Union ends its record with Amen and notes a spotless, serviceable career. The closing phrasing signals a final tribute to a longstanding figure.
Republicans Gather for Indiana Editorial Dinner in Indianapolis
State Republicans from across Indiana will meet in Indianapolis for the Indiana Republican Editorial Association annual dinner at the Claypool Hotel. The program includes remarks from U S Senator Walter E Edge Senator James E Watson Governor James P Goodrich and George B Lockwood editor of the National Republican Women invited and all state office candidates expected present. A noon luncheon and afternoon business meeting are also planned with broad Republican participation.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Claypool
United States
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
James E. Watson
James P. Goodrich
George B. Lockwood
National Republican
Boy Sent to Reform School After Tire Theft
Roy McCrocklin fourteen of Shelburn was sent to the Boys School at Plainfield by Judge W H Bridwell after arrest by Marshal Sweet. He faces charge of stealing an automobile tire. sheriff's letter seeking permission for commitment is pending as the youth remains in the county jail.
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Reformatory
W. H. Bridwell
Roy McCrocklin
Shelburn
Jesse McCrocklin
Plainfield
Marshal Sweet
Orville Hale
Advertised Letters List for Sullivan Postoffice 1920
Unclaimed letters dated January 28 1920 in Sullivan Indiana post office. Items will be sent to the Dead Letter office if not claimed within ten days. Ladies list includes Mrs Kittie Brown Miss Mary Hatmaker Mrs Maude Huffman Miss Sarah Jones Helen McClanahan Mrs Olive Welch Mrs Ida Gents. Gents list includes V N Adams Mr Nardesty Mr R C Hickey Wilbur Moore Mr Thomas H O Ward Mr Lesley. Call and say advertised and date.
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Sullivan, Ind
Postoffice
Brown
Kittie Wells Cochran
Mary Hatmaker
Maude Huffman
Sarah Jones
Helen McClanahan
Olive Welch
Ida Gents
Fairbanks Team Wens Wins 38 23 Over New Lebanon
Fairbanks High School defeated New Lebanon 38 to 23 on Friday night. Williams led with 10 field goals followed by Eisner 7 Bowen 2 Springer 2 Fleming 4 Prose 1 Banther 3 and four goals by Fleming. Plus, marriage licenses listed for local couples including Gadberry Patton Herndon Lambert Pearson Cunningham Crawford Evans Hoopengarner Jackson.
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New Lebanon
Williams
Eisner
Bowen
Springer
Fleming
Prose
Banther
Fred Gadberry
This County
Mary Jane Patton
Fred Herndon
Hazel Lambert
Paxton
Joseph Pearson
Greenville
Lois Cunningham
Paul Crawford
Sullivan
Edith Marie Evans
Sullivan County
Alva L. Hoopengarner
Shelburn
May Jackson
Miss Dulu Barnard Visits Sister in Indianapolis
Miss Dulu Barnard of Indianapolis spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Byron Lunblad.
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Dulu Barnard
Indianapolis
Byron Lunblad
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