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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1916

Page

5

Was Assistance Offered by the Taggart Ties in Indiana Politics

Intimations spread that Ed Lee’s state committee halted outside financial aid from any party. A bid for public confidence follows official action amid rumors the Taggart organization aided Lee. Newspapers mock the stance while pressing for a prompt reply from Eddie’s committee.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Ed Lee Lee Taggart Fred Stone Jin Chin-Chin Edldie Eddie Indianapolis Daily Times State Committee

Postmaster Politics and Democratic Fund Claims

A visitor at Republican state headquarters cites a revived political coercion tale in Indiana. An insurance man appointed postmaster allegedly steered rural route carriers to increase insurance with his company, firing those who refused. A Republican asserts Democrats funded campaigns by inflated tax bills over ten years and vows to stop the scheme.

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Hays Names State Advisory Committee For Campaign

Republican state chairman H Hays announced the appointment of the state advisory committee to aid the coming campaign. Members include James Hopkins Rockport Joseph L Bayard Jr Vincennes John A Lingle Paoli Will A Stevens Columbus Harold A Henderson Rockville Charles E Shively Richmond O D Haskett Indianapolis J T Moorman Winchester Fred E Hines Noblesville Ernest R Shortridge Crown Point George C Tabor Logansport Wallace W Williamson Columbia City Ralph W Gaylor Mishawaka

Will H.hays Republican Republican State Committee James Hopkins Rockport Joseph L. Bayard, Jr Vincennes John A. Lingle Paoli Will A. Stevens Columbus Harold A. Henderson Rockville Charles E. Shively Richmond O. D. Haskett Indianapolis J. T. Moorman Winchester Fred E. Hines Noblesville Ernest R. Shortridge Crown Point George C. Tabor Logansport Wallace W. Williamson Columbia City Ralph W. Gaylor Mishawaka Harold A. Flenderson Dianapolis Ernest R. Short- Ridge Geo. C. Tabor

Republican Advertising Drives Indiana Campaign Push

Following a state Republican conference in Indianapolis, ads appear on every street car in Indiana claiming exclusive campaign space. The two signed cards urge voters to engage in politics and support principled candidates while avoiding any Wilson money on local betting boards. Roosevelt’s third party bid ended as he backed Hughes.

Indianapolis Indiana Republican State Committee America Wilson Chicago Col. Roosevelt Hughes

Farming Club Picnic at Graysville Saturday

The Turman Township Better Farming Club plans a July 22 picnic in Graysville with Purdue University supporter G M Frier attending. A day of music, a ball game, a dinner, and talks by Col Rob F Knotts and others aims to boost rural community life in Sullivan County.

Turman Township Better Farming Club Purdue University G. M. Frier Frier Grant County Sullivan County Robert F. Knotts Col. Robi F. Knotts America

Rooksberry brothers appeal suit over unpaid engine sale

Jacob and Joseph Rooksberry file an appeal in circuit court from justice court of Thomas E. Johnson alleging Hicks and Shepherd owe $75 on a 13 horsepower gasoline engine bought for $65 with no payments made.

Jacob Joseph Rooksberry Circuit Court Justice’s Court Thomas E. Johnson Haddon Township Rooksberry Brothers Hugh N. Hicks Walter C. Shepherd

Carlisle bootlegger goes to penal farm

Charles Anders a Carlisle laborer arrested last week pled guilty to illegal liquor sales before Mayor Calvert. Prosecuting Attorney Pigg asked a 500 fine and six months at the penal farm, but the mayor reduced the fine to 200 and set ninety days in the farm. The arrest followed by a fire at Anders home, ruled incendiary, a witness list accompanied the case.

Charles Anders Carlisle Calvert Pigg Anders

New Secretary Named for Sullivan Chamber of Commerce

W. D. Brown chosen as the Sullivan Chamber of Commerce secretary. Brown has served as an instructor at Linton High School. Mrs Brown is Beulah Maxwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Maxwell of Sullivan.

W. D. Brown Sullivan Chamber of Commerce Mr. Brown Linton High School Brown Beulah Maxwell Isaac Maxwell

Graysville Community Notes Mention Local Visits

Graysville residents report visitors from Pittsburgh Merom and New Lebanon with calls on neighbors Includes Martha Knox Mary Morris Pauline Medsker Oma Monk and Lillie Burton plus Audry Cox Clara Pinkston and nieces Louise Nora Timberlake Attendees at James Moore’s gathering and a Sunday shower are noted The Methodist Sunday school planned to attend the Mann Grove convention in August

Martha Knox Pittsburgh Harry Knox Mary Morris Merom Lillie Burton Pauline Medsker Oma Monk Allie Parker Clara Pinkston Louise Nora Timberlake Effie Watkins Audry Cox Jessie York Nicholas Davis Sullivan J. F. Patton Fail Zy O. Pugh New Lebanon Candace Lettie Washington James Moore Methodist Sunday School Mann Grove

Local News Roundup From Meridian County

Eddie Morris left for Dakota Monday morning. A suffrage convention closed Friday night. The river returned to normal flow. Mrs. Maude Meeker and her children visited Mrs. Larr in Merom. Emery Harrison visited a cousin in Vincennes. Gladys Buff shopped in Sullivan Thursday. Volney Ward is sick. Merom experienced rain and wind Sunday night.

Eddie Morris Dakota Prof. Stoddard Methodist Church Maude Meeker St. Louis

Advertised Letters in Sullivan Post Office July 19 1916

List of unclaimed letters in Sullivan Indiana including Mrs Hazel Bean Mrs Sarah Highfield Mrs Zoria Osborn. Letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for within two weeks. Call and say advertised and give date. W E Aydelotte PM.

Sullivan, Ind Bean Hazel Highfield Sarah Osborn Zoria W. E. Aydelotte

Injunction Sought Over Traction Tracks Debate in City

The Knox circuit court hears an injunction case filed by the city against Vincennes Traction Company. Hearing date not set. City moved after learning the company planned removing double seventh street tracks and replacing them with a single line.

Knox Vincennes Traction Company Seventh Street

District Commissioners Named for Indiana Regions

The article lists district commissioners for Indiana with names and home towns across multiple districts. It notes travels of notable people away for about two weeks and a temporary studio closure. It reports illness and a family bereavement affecting local residents.

Chairman Hays Names State Advisory Committee

Indianapolis July 18 Will H. Hays chairman of the Republican State committee announced the appointment of a state advisory committee to guide the coming campaign. The selections were made on the recommendation of the committee members.

Indianapolis Will. H. Hays Republican State Committee Rue

Plunketts to Attend Photographer Association Convention

Mr. and Mrs. Rollin A. Plunkett depart Friday morning for Cleveland Ohio to attend the annual convention of the Photographer Association of America. They will visit Toledo Put-in-Bay and Cedar Point during their trip.

Rollin A. Plunkett Cleveland Ohio Photographer’s Association of America Toledo Put-in-Bay Cedar Point

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Taggart Organization KL. W. Henley Postmaster Poltics Third District Hays Farming Club Graysville Chamber OF Commerce New York Paris J. C GASE Maxwell-Cowles Joseph L. Bayard Oli Detroit Anna Chambers Los Angeles Roy McClanahan McClanehuan A. G. McGuire Trinity Springs Seymour John Maxwell Canton Lavina Driver Bennett's
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