Republicans Renominated Amid GOP Vote Preponderance
Political writer notes changes stay within the Republican Party. The piece argues the strong turnout favors Republicans, signaling continued renomination momentum for GOP candidates.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
1
National primary patterns defy easy generalizations
Washington notes that eleven diverse states have held primaries and resist simple comparisons. Beveridge and Brookhart emerge as distinct GOP figures, while McCumber’s North Dakota defeat centers on local issues. Brookhart’s term is seen as fragile due to irreconcilable farmer and city labor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Cities
Brookhart
Iowa
Brockhart
Washington
Beveridge
Senate
Kenyon
Clyde L. Herring
Herring
McCumber
North Dakota
League
Boy Fatally Killed By C. and E. I. Freight Train
Paul Lee Colvin twelve year old son of Ullyses and Mrs Colvin of this city died after being struck by a C. and E. I. freight train near the station. He and two playmates were playing near the railroad stock pens when he attempted to board the rapidly moving train. His head and left arm were severed and the body mangled. The remains were taken to Billman morgue. Funeral services were held at the family residence and burial followed at Center Ridge Cemetery conducted by Rev. A A Cohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lee Colvin
Ullyses Colvin
Morris Grizzle
Joe Barneski
Colvin
Billman Morgue
A. A. Cohn
Baptist Church
Center Ridge Cemetery
Long Business Career Ends With Death of Joseph Samuel Reed
Joseph Samuel Reed a 70 year old author and business figure in the city died Saturday morning at the county hospital after a short illness of peri tonitis. He had run the Davis Hotel and been active in local business for nearly five decades. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with an all day outpouring of friends and relatives. Banks and drug stores closed in tribute and interment was at Center Ridge cemetery. Condolences came from many, including Dr Sam D. Weir and Ralph Reed of St Petersburg Florida and Amos W Butler, secretary of the State Board of Charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Samuel Reed
Davis
Reed
Christian Church
Charles L. Davis
Benjamin Davis
I. H. Kalley
James M. Lang
W. R. Nesbit
E. G. Carruthers
Wayne Reed
Tom Donnelly
Charles Scott
Don Maple
E. D. Davis
Herbert Davis
Center Ridge Cemetery
Sam D. Weir
Ralph Reed
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. H. Robb
Clinton
Will H. Hays
New York City
Harvey Hays
Columbus
Ohio
C. L. Cohn
New Smyrna, Fla
Amos W. Butler
State Board of Charities
Edward
Funeral rites honor Joseph S Reed a longtime county resident
The community remembered Joseph Samuel Reed with a simple service led by Rev. G W Hoffman at the Christian church where he was an elder. The Odd Fellows lodge conducted grave services after a tribute to a life spent in this county. Out of town attendees came from Columbus Ohio Paris Tennessee Indianapolis Indiana St Paris Ohio St Petersburg Florida Kokomo and Vincennes. He was born at the old Reed homestead in Fairbanks to James H and Zerilda J Griffith Reed pioneers of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hoffman
Christian Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Reed
My. Reed
Kathryn Kirkham
A. G. MecCabe
John S. Taylor
A. D. Cutler
St. Petersburg
Fla
Clarence Patton
Kokomo
Cora Davis
Vincennes
Joseph Samuel Reed
James H. and
Zerilda J. (Griffith) Reed
Old Reed
Fairbanks
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Former resident Nancy Padgett dies in Phoenix Arizona
Nancy Padgett 80, formerly of this city and Jefferson township, died Thursday at the home of her granddaughter Mrs Cliff Thomas in Phoenix. She had lived with her granddaughter for three years. The body arrived Carlisle Monday evening with friend Mrs Monacall. Widow of Eli Padgett, she is survived by family. Funeral held Tuesday at Indian Prairie Baptist Church with Rev A A Cohn officiating. Burial in Indian Prairie Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Padgett
Jefferson Township
Cliff Thomas
Phoenix
Arizona
A. A. Cohn
Baptist Church of
Indian Prairie Cemetery
County Institute Dates Announced for Sullivan County
The Sullivan County Teachers' Institute will run September 4 to 8 with instructors Smith Burnham of Western State Normal Kalamo, Mich and Charles M. Curry of State Normal Terre Haute. City schools open September 11 and City Superintendent Montgomery will arrive shortly before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan County Teachers’ Institute
Smith Burnham
Western State Normal School
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles M. Curry
State Normal
Terre Haute
Montgomery
Sullivan
Warning on Dogs After Rabies Case Hits Local Family
Last week a dog believed rabid bit Walter Everhart’s four year old daughter. The animal was killed and its head sent to the State Board of Health for testing, which confirmed rabies. Authorities order muzzling of all dogs and no roaming until August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Everhart
State Board of Health
Cc. F. Briggs
Death of Beulah Brewer
Beulah Brewer age three died Thursday after a two week illness. Funeral Saturday at the Baptist church conducted by Rev. A A Cohn. Burial at Center Ridge cemetery. Music by quartet Kathryn Kirkham Bertha Botts A G McGuire Harold Campbell. Pallbearers Nettie Black Helen McGuire Mary James Ruby Broderick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Brewer
Beulah
Hassah I. Brewer
Baptist Entirch
A. A. Cohn
Center Ridge Cemetery
Kathryn Kirkham
Bertha Botts
A. G. McGuire
Harold Campbell
Benson Re Named County Vocational Agent Again
County education board re elected H. S. Benson vocational agent for the county. Benson has made a good record in farm organization work during his tenure.
New Suits and Property Actions Filed in County Court
Citizens Trust Co. sues John E. Alsman et al. on note and to foreclose mortgage. James McConnell sues Peter Thorn et al. to quiet title. James Louis French sues Dona Maude French for divorce and custody. Frank L. Williams sues Chas P. Walker et al. on note and foreclose chattel mortgage. D A Mefford sues William Sweet and Harry Cramer on an account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Suits Citizens Trust Co
John E. Alsman
James McConnell
Peter Thorn
James Louis French
Dona Maude French
Frank L. Williams
Chas
P. Walker
D. A. Mefford
William Sweet
Harry Cramer
Marriage Licenses Granted in Indiana Listings
Russell Hoggatt 22 and Margaret Marie Mahan 21 Hymera. Reid B. Wilson 32 oil dealer and Ruth Stogsdill 23 Terre Haute. Roy Bland 28 salesman Terre Haute and Julia Turner 29 Coalmont. David Denney 39 miner and Ida Nesbit 28 Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Hoggatt
Miner
Margaret Marie Mahan
Hymera
Reid B. Wilson
Ruth Stogsdill
Dudley O Collins Dies After Long Illness
Dudley O Collins a prominent farmer from Haddon township died Thursday morning following years of illness. His death marks the end of a longtime community figure who had farmed in the area for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley O. Collins
Haddon Township
Druggists To Have Big Frolic At The Narrows
County druggists will close shops at noon Wednesday July 26 and take a half holiday to the Narrows for recreation. Following last year’s successful Pill Peddlers picnic, all druggists and ex druggists, their wives and sweethearts, are invited to attend. The event honors long hours worked by pharmacists.
Permanent Carriers on Carlisle Rural Routes Appointed
Carlisle News reports changes in rural route carriers from Carlisle post office. Walter R. O Neal receives Route No 2 after high exam score. Roy McCormick moves to Route No 4. Ira M Cleveland shifts to Route No 1. previous Route No 1 carrier sent to No 4. Local note on O Neal's prior patrol work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
William Warrell
Greeley Risher
Ira M. Cleveland
Roy McCormick
Ogle
Walter R. O’neal
Sullivan
Busseron
Carlisle News
Doctors Hold Annual Meet at Eagle Island
The Second District Medical association held its annual gathering at Eagle Island near Riverton on Friday. Dr J W Smadel of Vincennes presided at 11 a m. a fish and chicken dinner followed. Afternoon program featured talks by Drs A A Rang, F H Austin, Homer Woolery, George C Porter, James N McCoy, G D Scott and J W Smadel on intracranial injuries, lavage, diphtheria antitoxin, neuralgia, abdominal complications and gall bladder irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second District Medical Association
Eagle Island
Wabash River
Riverton
J. W. Smadel
Vincennes
A. A. Rang
Washington
F. H. Austin
Bloomington
Homer Woolery
George C. Porter
Linton
James N. McCoy
G. D. Scott
Sullivan
Lightning Struck Homes and Building in Sullivan
A severe late afternoon storm struck Sullivan between 6 and 7 PM. Lightning damaged Herman Taylor’s Yecht wire meter and glass holder, injured Mr. Taylor, and hit the Index Company building’s southeast corner. The Chandler home on North Court street suffered slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Herman Taylor
Taylor
Index Company
Chandler
North Court Street
Infant daughter Mary Joe Douthitt dies shortly after birth
A daughter born to Ma and Mrs Schuyler Douthitt at the county hospital Friday died soon after birth. The infant, named Mary Joe, received funeral services late Friday at Center Ridge cemetery conducted by Father Scheper of the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Douthitt
Mary Joe
Center Ridge Cemetery
Father Scheper
Catholic Church
Holiness Association Meets in Youngstown Church
The Wabash Valley Holiness Association held a strong service at the Youngstown M E church last Friday evening. With Rev Reynolds absent Rev Bradley presided and Rev Stanbush of Elnora M E delivered the message. Four new members were added and the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness Association
Wabash Valley Holiness Association
M. E
Youngstown
Reynolds
Bradley
Stanbush
Elnora M. E
Wheat yield reported for 57 acres near the city
C. F. Cox, south of the city, threshed 57 acres of wheat last week with grain testing 59 pounds per bushel and averaging 20 bushels or more per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Cox
Death of Sam Dalzell Miner and Elk member dies at 61
Sam Dalzell 61 of Bicknell died Sunday at St. Anthony's hospital in Terre Haute after a fall pneumonia illness. He had long been identified with the mining business in the county and was a member of the Sullivan lodge of Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dalzell
Bicknell
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
Sullivan Lodge of Elks
Sho-Me Oil Company Officers Arrested in Stock Scheme
William Willis president and Harry Richie secretary treasurer of Sho-Me Oil and Refining Co were arrested on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses connected with alleged bogus oil lease stock in Vernon county Missouri. Bonds set at 5000 each. The scheme allegedly sold 50 unit leases at 50 each with funds to build a refinery while other oil ventures formed by Willis were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Willis
Sho-Me Oil and Refining Company
Harry Richie
Vernon County
Missouri
Evand Price
Near Dugger
Willis
Richie
Dugger
Sho-Me Company
Hoosier Oil Company
Progressive Oil Company
Union Oil Company
Todd Lease Oil Company
Smiley & Willis Producing Company
Sho-Me Oil Company
Lincoln Oil Company
Crawford County
Illinois
Serious Auto Collision Injures Horace L. Shepley
Horace L. Shepley was seriously injured in a Wednesday evening crash between a Ford driven by himself and a Hudson driven by Frank Kerlin at the cross alley of Main and South Court near the M. L. Pigg residence. His car was wrecked and he was taken to the county hospital where injuries were later deemed less severe than first feared. He will be laid up for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace L. Shepley
Frank Kerlin
Main
South Court Street
M. L. Pigg
Shepley
Death of Henry Near, 73, farmer of Haddon township
Henry Near aged 73, a well known farmer of Haddon township, died Thursday from paralysis. Survived by his widow, two daughters Iva and Florence Near, and a son Lawson Near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Henry Near
Haddon Township
Iva
Florence
Lawson
Elevator fire destroys Sartor grain facility
The Sartor grain elevator at Oak town was destroyed by a fire early Sunday morning. Insurance covers the loss, including the building and grain stored in the elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GR Ae
Sartor
Oaktown
County Board of Review Adjourns After Forty Day Session
The County Board of Review adjourned Friday after a forty day meeting. A large number of tax adjustments were made by the board during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Sullivan
Indiana
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Frazier
Mcc Cumber
McKinley
Republican Party
Mark Hanna
John Marshall
School of
la Follette
Boy Meets Death
County Hospital
County Institute
Druggists’ Association
Sec’ytreas
BOND
Cass Township
Jesus
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