Indiana Republicans Hopeful for President Wilson Visit
Long analysis of Indiana political moves cites past Wilson speeches and Republican reactions. The piece notes party strategies, potential future visits by the president, and how prior remarks affected cross party alignment in Indianapolis and statewide politics.
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Litgueapols
Justin
Indiana
Teukipe
Siser
Wison
Indianapolis
Pudtan
Democratiec Party
Purdie
Wilcor
Omuke
Tanyy
Wilson
Loe Ae
Carriers Take Vacation at Sullivan Post Office
Sullivan post office carriers take leave for vacation with many routes covered by relatives and substitutes. Oliphant Hawkins, Everett Beasley, A. E. Shake and Archie Lovelace begin time off, while Mrs Virginia Carty and Miss Ahnu Brattain carry routes. Levi Willis and Floyd Willis also take 15 days off with family members handling duties.
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Sullivan Postoffee
Oliphant Hawkins
Everett Beasley
A. E. Shake
Virginia Carty
Archie Lovelace
No. 11
Ahnu Brattain
Abe Curtis
Levi Willis
Floyd Willis
City Council Orders Traffic Posts at Key Intersections
The city council last night arranged for installation of several posts at major intersections to regulate automobile traffic. One post will sit at the four corners of the public square and another at the intersection of West Washington and Section streets.
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West Washington
Section
Horse valued at 1500 dollars dies at Coffman park
A racing colt owned by Ed Coffman broke its neck and died Monday afternoon after falling while attempting to jump the fence at Coffman’s park race track. The horse was valued at 1500 dollars.
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Ed Coffman
Coffmans' Park
Former Resident Injured In Auto Rundown
Mrs Russell Draper of Manitou Springs Colorado formerly of this city was painfully injured last week in that city when she was run down by an automobile while crossing the street.
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Russell Draper
Manitou Springs
Colorado
Death of Mary J. Lewellyn at 76 in rural home
Mrs. Mary J. Lewellyn, 76, died Tuesday afternoon at her home five miles east of the city. Mrs. C. E. Crawley and family, formerly of this city but now Cincinnati residents, have moved to Indianapolis to reside.
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Mary J. Lewellyn
C. E. Crawley
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
New Suits and Divorces in Local Courts
Jasper McCormick sues John Lynch and Phoebe Lynch. Adoption petition for Jury Naoma Jennings. Reed and Reed petitioners. Yocum family matters. Quiet title case Simon D. Yocum vs James Ledger. Thurber vs Minetta Thurber. Divorce cases James W. Ladd vs Ray Lida and Ruth Setty vs Ray Setty. Administrator appointment for absentee.
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Jasper McCormick
John Lynch
Phoebe W. Lynch
Naoma Jennings
Chares H., Reed
Ruth Reed
Ellared L. Yocum
Neilie Yocum
Simon D. Yocum
James Ledgeryeegoe
Vernard P. Thurber
Minetta Y. Thurber
James W. Ladd
Ray KE
Enigmatic 19th Century Names Surface in Local Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple individuals with occupations and places such as West Union and Coal City Indiana. Names include George Scott laborer. John W Borders former resident. Henry Tuech punctures and Ada White. EL Collins physician. Jessie Berry Meroin. John W Driver farmer. Pearl Lucas near Pieas. No coherent event or context evident.
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George Scott
West Union
Fli
I.cvise Miller
Sullivan
John W. Borders
Ind
Mori “Eile
Hymera
Henry PP. Tuech
Puner
Ada White
Shtedinur Fishbers
EL Collins Uo
Middietown
Dnd
Ord Jessie Berry
Meroin
John W. Driver
Farmer
Pearl Lucas
Pieasmuta Adie
County hospital plans under review by board
The county hospital board weighs plans from six architects for the new county hospital and expects days before a decision. Dirrelle Charey Germ travels to Baltimore for a grand lodge session as the Sullivan lodge representative. Fred Fisher of Shelburn receives U S War Department notice to be ready for service. he served three years in the Scand Pigot Artillery in the Philippine islands. Miss Neile McClellan of Denver visits relatives, daughter of Mr and Mrs William McClellan formerly of this city.
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County Hospital Board
Ix Architects
Dirrelle Charey Germ
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
t#iks
Sullivan Lodge
Fred Fisher
Cora Case West
Shelburn
U. S. War Department
Fisher
Scand Pigot Artillery
Diilippine Islands
Neile McClellan
Denver
Colorado
William McClellan
This Ciey
Application for liquor license transfer in Sullivan County
Notice to Jackson township residents that John Nesbit, a long time resident, will apply to the Sullivan County Board of County Commissioners on the first Monday in August 1916 for permission to purchase and transfer the liquor license previously issued to Clifton Piercy and to relocate it to a specific one story frame building with on premise drinking at retail in the township.
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Jackson Township
Sullivan County
Ndliana
Indiana
Board of Counts Commissioners
Clifton Piercy
Township 9
John Nesbit
Kennedy Sentenced for Petit Larceny in Copper Theft
Laud Kennedy of this city was jailed on petit larceny charges and sentenced by Judge Bridwell to ninety days at the penal farm plus a ten dollar fine. He allegedly stole copper from the Caledonia mine.
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Laud Kennedy
Bridwell
Caledonia
Willard Johnson
Shelburn
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Operative Weather Cobserver
Otis County
Council Wilds
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Dentist Driggs
West Side Drug Store
Illinois
Telford & Schwartz
Salem, Marion Co
North Section Street
Nesbit’s Old Mill
David L. Kaplan
L. Brown
Murray St
New York City
Sullivan, Indiana
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Bank We Coust
Peoples State Bank of
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State OF Indiana
Saig County
G. R. Dutton
R. W. Aine
R. W. Akin
Etta Jewell
THE
Peoples State Bank
J. T. Akin
Banks and Trust Co’s
State OF
County OF
Alonzo C. Owens
John T. Hays
Joe T. Akin
George R. Dutton
W. N. Thompson
James M. Sinclair
Will H. Hays
James J. Durham
Bank That Safety and Service Built
New Bank
John S. Murphy
W. Giles Street
Terre Haute
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