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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1916

Page

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Memorable Judicial Convention Recall in Sullivan Vigo Fights

Bitter contest between Democrats of Sullivan and Vigo counties over the judicial nomination in 1882 featured chaotic scenes, kn ife and revolver threats, two contested candidates Davis and Shelton, and a later lot cast decision for Davis. Buff and Hays won for Republicans in those elections.

Sullivan Court House Vigo David Crawley Democratic Central Committee Clay Beauchamp Terre Haute Vigo County Sidney B. Davis Judge Shelton Sullivan County Beauchamp Shelton Davis James B. Patton Court House Park Vigo Counties Sullivan Counties George W. Buff John T. Hays Hays

Bennett duo again in lime-light over divorce suit

Charles Elmer Bennett files in Sullivan circuit court claiming Samantha Belle Litty Helms Bennett has treated him cruelly and seeks to sever their marriage. Samantha had earlier married Bennett after her former husband George S. Helms obtained a Greene county divorce citing alleged affairs.

Charles Elmer Bennett Samantha Belle Litty Helms Bennett Charles Elmer Samantha Belle George S. Helms Samantha Sullivan Circuit Court Harris Greene County Helms Sullivan Transfer Company Squire Kirkham

Nominee John A. Riddle Confirms Fourteenth District Run

John A. Riddle of Linton says he received the nomination fair and square at the Democratic convention for judge of the Fourteenth judicial district and expects to be elected. He notes the convention was legally called and organized after a brief filibuster, with him the only acclamation candidate.

John A. Riddle Linton Fourteenth Judicial District Harris

Hunters May Get License Applications at Union Office

Rev. Z. T. Sweeney state commissioner of fisheries and game has designated the Union office as the place to fill out hunters license applications. A supply of blanks is on hand and the application fee is one dollar.

Z. T. Sweeney State Commissioner of Fisheries and Game

Restaurant dispute ends in street brawl over rent

Tuesday morning Manford Otto confronted Howard at Howard's restaurant on the square to collect rent from Mary Yeager. Howard ordered Otto out and struck him with a sugar bowl. Happy Williams intervened and Otto pounded Williams after the clash, while onlookers watched from Springer and Carruthers store.

Manford Otto Howard Mary Yeager Otto Happy Williams Williams Happy Springer and Carruthers

Interurban car brings string of fast horses to Sullivan race meet

An innovation in shipping arrived in Sullivan on Tuesday as a Terre Haute traction company car transported four fast horses entered in the Sullivan races. The move showcases practical rail transit for equine transport between Terre Haute and Sullivan.

Sullivan Terre Haute Traction Company Terre Haute

Rump convention follows split in Sullivan Greene Democrats

Chaos after five hours as the 14th judicial circuit Democrats adjourn without organization Greene county and Sullivan delegates split, then hold rival conventions nominating John A. Riddle for judge and James Hudson for prosecuting attorney. Tension erupts over credentials rules amid cross accusations and threats of a primary split.

Fourteenth Judicial Circuit Greene County Sullivan County John A. Riddle James Hudson Joe T. Akin Fred Bays George W. Pirtle W. T. Douthitt W. L. Slinkard Henry Humphreys Slinkard Douthitt Billy Crowder J. W. Lindley Virgil Robertson Albert E. Hazelrigg Sullivan Sam Quillen Linton John W. Canary New Lebanon Henry Moore Worthington Akin Riddlemen Curry Fairbanks Cass John W. Lindley Lindley Thos. J. Padgett Arthur Grass John W. Ikard Sullivan W. T. Douthitt W. H. Crowder, Jr J. J. Parker W. E. Aydelotte S. P. Poynter Committee On Resolutions Harris Committee On Joe Moss Husky Sullivan Moss Committee Jesse F. Weisman Riddle James A. Hudson Democratic State Committee 14Th Judicial Circuit Greene Hiram Drake Henry Pittman Jim Scott Curry Township James W. Beard Tomale Smith J. Alvin Curry Beard

Scathing Take on Courtroom Chaos at Judicial Convention

Publisher S P Poynter blasts the late Democratic judicial convention. He notes Uncle Len Bailey, court house janitor, spent days varnishing and oiling to repair heavily scratched seats and damaged desks. The article calls the crowd's actions mad and stresses weeks of work ahead to restore the room.

S. P. Poynter Len Bailey Uncle Len

Austrian Man Objects to Wife Name Change in Shelburn

Stanley Strwsz, an Austrian of Shelburn, who recently secured a marriage license to wed Mary Thomas, a German girl of Shelburn, returned the paper to County Clerk Ogle saying he could not use it. Acquaintances say the girl balked at taking his surname at the last minute.

Stanley Strwsz Shelburn Mary Thomas Ogle

Public Installation Held by K of P and Rathbone Temple

A public installation at the K of P hall in Shelburn was conducted by the K of P and Rathbone Temple No. 315. After exercises, refreshments were served with officers installed: K of P officers Robert Pryor C C KE A Carson V C Emmet Shipman M A John Russell I G John Stone O G and Rathbone Temple officers Mary Hirshfield P C Ida Johnson M E C Ola McHugh S V Bessie Wence J V Maggie Buckley Manager May Patten protector Carrie Roberts G of O T.

Contents of Our Magazine Section for Next Week

Friend of the workingman sketches Countess of Warwick a famed English philanthropist. Canadian reciprocity. our northern sister awaits action by this country. A grocery in Congress reviews adulterated foods and drugs during pure food bill debate. The U S army transport and Pacific squadron lauded for handling troops. Sir Nigel sails to French wars as his vessel overhauls two sea pirates. Homecrafter's guild stories and Watertown model shop for crafts and gardening at home. Free alcohol as farmer aid. Parisian lingerie and breezy summer fashions.

Countess of Warwick England Congress U. S. Army Pacific White Company Nigel Homme Town Department Watertown Mass

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O. B. Harris Greene Counties Sullivan Democrat Greane County T. I Padgett John Ikard James Cobb Allie Curry James Scott Tiem Drake Sam Smith Ally Raines Cass Sanders Piggy Allen Raines Charles Hale Pigg Hale Raines Smith W.L. Slinkard Richland Township Riddle Forces Democratic Organs Opinion Vention
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