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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1915

Page

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Republicans Poised for Congressional Delegation Edge

Political writer Robert G. Tucker predicts Republicans will hold a majority of Ohio’s congressional delegation after the next election. He notes GOP fatigue with incumbents, a clean Democratic sweep on the local option issue, and battles in districts including the First Second Fifth and Seventh with variations across counties like Morgan Vigo and Lawrence.

Congress Robert G. Tucker The Cincinnati Enquirer Charles Lieb Anti-Saloon League William A. Cullop Oscar Bland Cullop Lawrence County Morgan Monroe County Harris Bloomington Morgan County

Dixie Bee Line Session Being Held in Evansville Next Week

Sullivan's new Chamber of Commerce will name delegates to attend the Dixie Bee Line convention in Evansville during next week. It is expected 250 to 300 delegates from Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee towns along the route will attend.

Sullivan’s Chamber of Commerce Evansville Indiana Kentucky Tennessee

Schools for Your Children in Town and Merom Chautauqua Plan

A town education push urges spending at local merchants to fund schools over mail order buys. Merom hosts a Chautauqua Aug 19 29 with Rev M H Lichliter as manager and Champ Clark and Robert M Lafollette headlining. The program lists performances by Jones Concert Company Kenyon Sims Hungarians and other acts.

Merom Merom Chautauqua M. H. Lichliter Champ Clark House of Representatives Robert M. Lafollette Wisconsin Moving Pictures Jones Concert Company W. S. Kenyon

Nurse Miss Ethel Willick Dies of Pneumonia

Miss Ethel Willick a 24 year old first superintendent of nurses at Crowder Memorial Hospital died Thursday morning at about 10 30 after over a week with pneumonia Her mother Mrs Minnie Rogers of Jasonville was at her bedside and she was a member of the Christian church at Terre Haute

Ethel Willick Crowder Memorial Hospital Miss Willick Christian Church Terre Haute Minnie Rogers Jasonville

New Parcel Post Zone Map In Use At Local Office

Postmaster General Burleson introduces a compact leaflet replacing the old parcel post map. The zone key lists units 1 to 5813 across the country, grouping states by zones to speed postage calculations and save time for officials and parcel senders.

Burleson Washington Porto Rico Sullivan

Sullivan Woman Alleges Linkenhoker Shot At Her

Mrs. John Bledsoe of Sullivan filed three affidavits in circuit court against John A. Linkenhoker former constable. She charges assault with intent to kill drawing dangerous weapons and carrying concealed weapons. She says Linkenhoker fired at her while shooting at his chickens in a corn field as she ran to a fence nearby.

John Bledsoe City John A. Linkenhoker

Miss Maude Linkenhaker Returns Home For Summer

Miss Maude Linkenhaker who has been teaching at Kingfisher Oklahoma returns home to spend the summer with her parents.

Maude Linkenhaker Kingfisher, Okla

Early Democratic Primary Activity Promises Wide Candidacy

The county eyes a new multi party primary with lower costs under the law. Names already surface for congress treasurer sheriff surveyor prosecuting attorney and coroner. Notables include Charles D. Hunt W A Cullop Zimri Payne George McDonnall Edsil Bosstick Bill Sisson Matt Pigg and Dr J H Neff among others with expected renomination in several posts.

Zimri Payne Curry Township George McDonnall Ed. Kelley Kelley Edsil Bosstick Bill Sisson Matt Pigg J. H. Neff

Verdict sustains will of Henry V. Gavel

After eleven hours of deliberation a Knox county jury held the will of Henry V. Gavel valid in a will contest. Plaintiffs William Gavel Peter Steiner and others argued their case while Cecelia Steiner and Kate McHale defended. The estate valued around fifty thousand dollars.

Henry V. Gavel Knox County William Gavel Peter Steiner Cecelia Steiner Kate McHale

Graduation Exercises Planned for Hamilton Town Ship

The Hamilton town ship graduation will be held next Tuesday evening in the Gymnasium school buildings. Rev. C. B. Hershey, president of Union Christian College Merom, will deliver the address. Graduates include Eva Gregg Jennie Willis Margaret Newcome George Nesbit Russell Crawford Lulu Brown Harry Marts Dorothy McDowall Hursdie Wright Eddy Pierce Charles Engle and Delhone Herbert.

Hamilton Township C. B. Hershey Union Christian College Merom Eva Gregg Jennie Willis Margaret Newcome George Nesbit Russell Crawford Lulu Brown Harry Marts Dorothy McDowall Hursdie “Wright Hddy Pierce Charles Engle Dihone Herbert

Visiting Friends in Terre Haute Controversy

A Sullivan paper admits distorting a report about Mrs. William Blank visiting Terre Haute. It claims she went there shopping, not visiting friends, and defends the misstatement as a wakeup call for local support of home commerce. The piece urges women’s groups to pledge local shopping to boost Sullivan’s economy.

William Blank Terre Haute Sullivan

L W Pound Leads In Road Repair Race

The Terre Haute Star reports on public safety arrests of Charles Montgomery a former farmer now saloon keeper at First and Poplar streets in Terre Haute for Sunday closing law violations. Montgomery previously fined and jailed, appeals pending. police say a whiskey purchase linked to his saloon. The item also notes May county expenditures including wages, gravel bills and county costs totalling 13 522.42 with various line items.

Terre Haute Charles Montgomery Turman Township Board of Public Safety First Poplar Montgomery Newton Helmick VanCleave Montgomery’s Doyle

Cloud Burst and Near Tornado Hit Cass Township

A noon Sunday cloud burst and a small tornado struck Cass township causing considerable property and crop damage. Heavy rains spread through the county with wheat losses due to the wind. A silo on George McCowen’s farm east of town and a shed on Jesse Powell’s farm northwest of town suffered severe damage.

Cass Township George McCowen Jesse Powell

Sullivan Boy Receives Diploma From West Point

Beeson Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hunt, earned a West Point diploma as 168 graduates received their diplomas. Secretary of War Garrison presented the diplomas and delivered the address. Upon graduation Hunt becomes a second lieutenant and will visit home before entering the regular army.

West Point Military Academy Garrison Beeson Hunt Charles D. Hunt

Merom Bank Likely to Reopen With Little Loss

Will H Hays the receiver prepares his report this week after a directors meeting. The Merom State Bank could reopen with virtually no loss to stockholders and none to depositors as depositors agree to minimize checking account use. Dr D A Long would remain president and James Durham or Tom Carruthers possible as cashier.

Will H. Hays Merom State Bank Hays D. A. Long James Durham Tom Carruthers

King Furnishes Bond For Five Thousand In Embezzlement Case

Judge Bridwell upheld the Dugger State Bank directors in seeking a higher bond for Edward J. King former bank cashier. The first $500 bond was deemed insufficient. a new $5,000 bond was filed Saturday signed by King his brother Patrick H King P R McCarthy Mary King and Charles Nierste. An affidavit charging embezzlement had been filed by the prosecuting attorney. Hays and Hays argued the original bond was too small and the bank filed a circuit court petition to raise the bond.

William H. Bridwell Dugger State Bank Edward J. King King Patrick H. King Dugger P. R. McCarthy Vincennes Charles Nierste Knox County Mary King King’s Hays & Hays Dugger Bank Circuit Court

Children Day Exercises At Local Churches

Sunday evening services at the Methodist and Presbyterian churches drew large crowds for Children Day. The Methodist program featured a cantata titled The Carnival of Flowers, while the Presbyterian program included songs solos and recitations by the children.

Methodist Presbyterian M. E Presbyterian Church

Jane Stoddard Dies. Former Merom Resident Bequeaths to College

Jane Stoddard 80 a former Merom resident died in Linden Indiana last week from a stroke. Widow of James M Stoddard a former state legislator and Montgomery county figure leaves most of her estate to relatives with a substantial bequest to Union Christian College Merom.

Jane Stoddard Merom Linden Ind James M. Stoddard Montgomery County Union Christian College

Quarrel Over Fifty Cents Ends in Fatal Shot in Illinois

Moore shot Jamison in a drunken dispute after a fifty cent loan near Oaktown. Jamison, 30, was wounded in the shoulder and likely to die. Moore, 30, was captured in Illinois and jailed in Vincennes after agreeing to go without extradition papers. Jamison was married with no children. Moore is unmarried.

Jamison Moore John Jamison Carlisle Lafe Moore Oaktown Illinois Hayes Bales Lawrence County Ilinois Wolfe Knox County Emmett Jarrel Vincennes

Curry Township Farmer Unearths Old Coin

Jap Price, a farmer west of town, found a Spanish coin while plowing. The 1788 coin bears Carlos III on one side and royal arms on the reverse, about a quarter's weight but thinner than a two bit piece. The discovery lies near historic trails linking Fort Knox Vincennes and Fort Harrison Terre Haute.

Shelburn Jap Price Carlos III Fort Knox Vincennes Fort Harrison Terre Haute Little Flock Church Spain

Mrs Combes at 105 Takes First Car Ride in October

Mrs Eleanor Combes aged 105, living with her son Wiley Gambill southeast of the city, rode in an automobile for the first time and saw an interurban car. She has never ridden a train and will celebrate her 106th birthday in October.

Eleanor Combes Wiley Gambill

County approves Meron Road improvement petition

County commissioners have passed a petition to improve Sullivan and Meron road, directing works to begin as funded by local authorities.

Meron Road Sullivan and

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Vigo County Roberts Gang Moss P. J. Lynch Newcastle Henry Gray Lynch Adair Schools Clark and Lafollette Royal Hungarian Orchestra Herald Kessinger Homer B. Hulbert English Opera Singers L. B. Wickersham Hamilton Holt W. A. Evans Herron Sisters Quartette John Wesley Hill Signor Belino Stanley Krebs Noah Beilharz Swanee River Quartette Totten and Co Crowder Hospital Parcel Post Linkenhoker Hunt W. A. Cullop Bailiwick Hamilton Turman L W. Pound James Akers Ed. Dailey L. W. Pound Chris Wardner Sullivan County West Point Merom Bank Bridwell State
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