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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1914

Page

5

Republican Platform Call for United Party Reform

The Republican State Central Committee at Hotel Severin in Indianapolis pledges equal voice for all party members and control by majority sentiment. It urges co operation to re unite the party, apply experience and honest service, and asks every past Republican voter to support the cause. Chairman Wile FH Ways signs the statement.

Indianapolis Republican State Central Committee Hotel Severin Indichia Republican Party Genere Republic

Marriage Licenses Listed For Indiana Couples

Denver Browning of Odon and Sariah Malian of divinera are among the couples granted marriage licenses. Also listed are William Davies of Shelburn and Nreitgadrexsler of Hymera. Rollie Wilkes and Lena L. Wavy shier of Dupeer. Willhem Jenkins of Paxton and Tre Pesp Nelson of dixvtnera. Pease of New Sulveria and Mary Croucher of Sublliven. Remedia Staines and Winfred Denniers of Sullivan.

Denver Browning

Indiana Tax Deadline Tied to Election Sparks Democratic Worries

Indianapolis notes a tax payment deadline falling on the eve of the November election. GOP allies plan to highlight Democratic fiscal mismanagement and lavish spending as they drum up turnout, arguing the tax timing could sway votes against the Democratic machine.

Indianapolis Indiana Ralston Scotti Republican State Committee

Advertised letters in Sullivan Indiana postoffice

List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana Post Office June Sark T9414 and others with two weeks to claim before sending to Dead Letter Office. Names include Bennett Mary Fields Mag Hinete Jurks Jessica and others. One cent due on each letter. W E Aydelotte postmaster.

Sullivan, Ind Postoffice June Sark Hwollaron Winborne Wo Ti. Luckett William Neal Padget Chastuff John Ailen Wiley W. E. Aydelotte P. M

Democratic tariff cuts wheat prices in Northwest markets

Washington report by Halvor Steeverson, representative from Minnesota, claims the Democratic tariff law lowered spring-wheat prices by about the duty amount imposed by the Republicans. Steeverson notes quotations from Minneapolis, Duluth, Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Kansas City, and Winnipeg show prices tied to tariffs, with local prices governed by regional tariffs despite broader market shifts.

Washington United States Halvor Steeverson Congress Minnesota Steeverson Minneapolis Duluth Chicago St. Louis New York Kansas City Winnipeg Department of Commerce and Labor Liverpool Northwestern States Northwest Seaboard

Fraud Charged in Great Western Deal

Terre Haute reports the receiver of the defunct Great Western Life Assurance Company alleges extensive fraud in stock promotions. The Citizens’ Trust Company seeks to wind up affairs with $151,697 issued in stock, $56,000 cash found, and $5,197.88 in claims recommended for payment. Noted figures include Job Freeman and Judge Charles Henderson linked to the promotion. Court postponed action to Sept 11 with August 20 objections deadline.

Terre Haute Tribune Great Western Assurance Company Aefunct Great Western Life Assurance Company Terre Haute Dr. P. Roberts Citizens’ Trust Company American German Trust Company Circuit James A. Cooper, Jr W. B. Edmonds C. H. Edwards Job Freeman Charles M. Henderson Bloomfield Greene-Sullivan Circuit W. T. Douthitt Cooper Henderson Will H. Hays Sullivan Republican State Committee

Hendricks County Republican Convention Wide Involvement

Danville Indiana June 30 The Hendricks County Republican Convention drew a large crowd with about one third of the nine hundred voters being former Progressives Four men who led Progressives in 1912 were placed on the Republican ticket Wm Wall Brownsburg for Treasurer W P D Corrie Brownsburg for Recorder Ray White Danville for Surveyor M R M Shirley Danville for County Assessor George W Hanna Putnam County and John B Wilson Clay County were the principal speakers at the convention

Danville Ind Hendricks County Wmn. Wall Stilesville W. PD. Corrie Brownsburg Ray White Mr. M. Shirley George W. Hanna Putnam County John B. Wilson Clay County

Card of Thanks from Stewart Barnes family

Card from Mrs. Stewart Barnes and family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of their husband and father.

Stewart Barnes

Harold Wright Returns From Visit To Loogootee

Harold Wright has returned to Loogootee after a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Wright.

Harold Wright Loogootee Mrs John Wright

Death of Mrs. Lottie Engle in Terre Haute

Mrs. Lottie Engle widow of Samuel R. Engle died Saturday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marcum in Terre Haute from paralysis. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Rev. Levy G. W. Titus officiating. Interment followed at Center Ridge cemetery. She was 50, reared by Mrs. Margaret French, and she leaves two sons Mervin Enete of Indianapolis and Clark Engle of Wisconsin.

Lottie Engle Samuel R. Engle Charles Marcum Terre Haute Christian Church Levy G. W. Titus Center Ridge The Mervin Enete Indianapolis Clark Engle Wisconsin

Former resident Herman Ernest dies in Chicago

Herman Ernest aged 50, nephew of Mrs. J. P. Stratton, died in Chicago last Wednesday. He leaves a wife and two children. His mother lives in Independence, Kansas where the Ernests moved about thirty years ago. He was an auditor for freight receipts for the Great Western railroad in Chicago.

Herman Ernest J. P. Stratton Chicago Independence Kas Ernests Ernest Great Western Railroad

Crowder Baby Born John Nuthen

A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Max Crowder. The newborn is named John Nuthen.

Max Crowder John Nuthen

Oliver Walking Riding and Gang Plows

Oliver features walking riding and gang plows showcased by LONG and WARREN in a display of farm equipment. The piece highlights a range of implements suited for diverse field tasks and larger acreage work.

Oliver Long & Warren

Mrs Hurley Drake Sues Railroad for $10000 Damages

Mrs. Hurley Drake of Farmersburg sues the receivers of the C. and E. I. railroad in Sullivan circuit court seeking 10000 for nervous shock after railroad employees refused to allow her party to board a Pullman sleeper for a Chicago operation.

Sullivan Hurley Drake Farmersburg C. & E. I. Railroad Road

Foley Kidney Pills Ad Offers Protection for Weak Kidneys

An old advertisement urges with strong health claims that overworked kidneys and bladder need Foley Kidney Pills. It warns of Bright’s disease and kidney trouble if not treated and promotes purchase through Joe K Smock and Son.

Foley Bright Joe K. Smock & Son

Hymera Children Attend Methodist Day Exercises and Local Sports

Hymera notes a successful Sunday evening Methodist Sunday school program with strong music by a new orchestra led by H M Williams and others. Wesley Williams and Orval Kennard visited Terre Haute. Coalmont Reds lost to Hymera Rexalls 32 to 9, highlighted by Botts pitching. Rexalls seek 14 to 16 year old games. contact Manager Andrew Faulds. Daisy McAnally visits Dexter, Missouri.

Methodist H. M. Williams Lomna Jackson Paul Beckett H. Hinkle George Britton Dora Beckett Cosie Zink Wesley Williams Orval Kennard Terre Haute Epworth League M. Ff Vincennes Jasonville Coalmont Reds Hymera Rexalls Botts Rexalls Andrew Faulds Lymera Ind Daisy McAnally Dexter, Mo Flo

Veterans reunion and district conference announced

The old soldiers reunion is set for August 10 to 12 here with strong planning. The Vincennes district conference will meet at Kymera M E church on July 20 to 22 with a robust program. Noted speakers include George R. Grose D D of Greencastle Rev Lh C Bentley of Indianapolis and Rev E C Wiring D D editor of the Western Advocate.

Vincennes M. E. Church Kymera George R. Grose D. D Greencastle Lh. C. Bentley Indianapolis E. C. Wiring The Western Advocate

Foley Cathartic Tablets advertisment note

Perfect Cathartic. Foley Cathartic Tablets cleanse without gripe or pain. Chronic constipation relief and bloated feeling eased, especially in hot weather. They keep your liver busy. For sale by Joe EK. Smock & Son.

Joe EK Smock & Son

Mrs. Margaret Allen Dies After Indianapolis Operation

Mrs. Margaret Allen a longtime Indianapolis resident died about noon yesterday following an operation at an Indianapolis hospital. She was about 68 born in Indianapolis and moved here with her father Thomas Roberts. She leaves a daughter Maud Harris two granddaughters Allene and Margaret Harris a son Will Allen of Denver a brother Thomas Roberts a sister Mrs Caroline Whitsett and was sister of the late Col Will B Roberts. Funeral arrangements to be set today.

Margaret Allen Indianapolis Allen Thomas Roberts Methodist Church Allene Margaret Harris Will Allen Denver West Pullman Caroline Whitsett Will B. Roberts Gov Havey Indiana Beveridge Col. Roberts

Sullivan High School appoints science teacher in Greeley

An instructor from Sullivan High School is elected science teacher in Greeley Colorado at a nine month term with a salary of 1700 dollars. He will also direct agriculture instruction and receive additional compensation for the week.

Pamstopon Dolinson Sullivan High School Greeley Colo. Wielselon Ufa Johnson Rome

Foley's Honey and Tar Compote for Hay Fever Relief

An old advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compote as a remedy for asthma and hay fever. It claims to soothe swelling and ease breathing naturally, available from NL Stock & Son at 7.

Foley Fae NL Stoack & Son

George Brown Opead dies after typhoid illness

George Brown a prominent local resident died Monday night at his home on Duane street after a two week battle with typhoid fever. He was 45 years old and survived by his wife and four children. Funeral services will be held this morning at the Holiness church, with burial at Center Ridge cemetery.

George Brown Duane Street Holiness Church Center Ridge Cemetery

Carpenter Joe Bell Returns to City Insane Asylum

Joe Bell a local carpenter and former inmate of Evansville insane asylum became violent Monday night. Deputies Hale and Douthitt escorted him to the county jail and he will be returned to the asylum.

Joe Bell Evansville Hale and Douthitt

Merchants Plan Early July Fourth Close

Hoosier Bargain Store Springer Carruthers and partners announce a half holiday on Saturday July 4th with stores closing at noon. Other signatories include Long Warren Roy Cowles Boston Bros and Scott Hardware Co.

Hoosier Springer & Carruthers Long & Warren Roy Cowles Boston Bros, Scott Hardware Co

Citrolax Laxative Ad For Children And Adults

An old advertisement touts Citrolax as the finest laxative for children and grownups. It claims a lemonade taste, mild action, and thorough cleansing, sold by Joe K Smock & Son.

Joe K. Smock & Son

Funeral of Uncle Luther Johnson Held at Johnson Cemetery

Graysville residents attended the funeral of Uncle Luther Johnson at the Johnson Cemetery on Friday. Visitors included Dr H E Yuiger of Otterbein and S G Yowrer of Lakareto, who were called last week due to Samuel Yowrer’s illness. Bruce Badger and his bride made a short visit, and Luther Yager of Palestine was here last week. A threshing outfit passed through Saturday as locals noted activities around the community.

Luther Johnson Johnson Cemetery HE. . Yuiger Otterbein S. G. Yarer Lakaretto Samuel Ow. Yowrer Bruce Badger Peidas Pegler Wilperee van Dim Bercupein oSaiuadi Luther Yager Palestine W. Woner Som

Local Visits Highlight Vincennes Social Round

Terence Hill and Mrs Jen Adnize of Vincennes visited Mr and Mrs Ira Glidden here last week. Mrs Nancy Thompson and her son of Kansas City have gone to New Leohan on to visit Mr and Mrs F O Pugh.

Ae. Lerence Hill Jen Adnize Vintcennes Ira Glidden Nancy Thompson Kansas City, Mo New Leohanon F. O. Pugh

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