Harding and Coolidge Nomination at Chicago Ballot Victory
Warren G Harding of Marion Ohio and Calvin Coolidge of Boston Mass were nominated on the tenth ballot at the Chicago convention for president and vice president. The article defends the ticket praises its material and notes the political maneuvers around Governor Lowden Hearst Johnson and Thompson. It remarks on the convention’s tame tone and contrasts past tumultuous gatherings with current calm.
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Marion
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Merom Bluff
General Wood
Lowden
Missouri
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William R. Hearst
Wm. Hale Thompson
Hiram Johnson
California
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Altgeld
Cleveland
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Thompson
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League of Nations
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Garfield
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Harrison
McKinley
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Bryan
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Star
Senators vote for prohibition amid corrupt liquor pressure
Wayne Wheeler says 65 senators cast votes for prohibition despite facing a vicious liquor organization that threatened their political lives. The Chicago Tribune frames the choice as between two evils and notes the perceived incorruptible prohibition forces.
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Wayne Wheeler
Chicago Tribune
Job Printing Desk at The Union Office
A notice describes a full service job printing desk at The Union offering penthens and dispatch services for publishing and printing needs. The item highlights available printing options and quick turnaround for local customers.
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Penthens
Dispatch
Marriage Licenses for Sullivan Area Couples Listed
Charlie Alsman 28 a miner and Minnie M Skinner 18 of Sullivan. Noah A Shaffer farmer near Graysville and Lenora Hastings 23 Hutsonville Ills. Verne V Hunt 23 farmer near Merom and Margaret G Youngman 21 New Lebanon. Fred Stevenson 44 farmer near Terre Haute and Mabel A Mc Cray 34 near Sullivan. John Wesley Hunt 55 farmer near Sullivan and Ivey Dickerson 26 Louisville Ky.
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Charlie Alsman
Miner
Minnie M. Skinner
Sullivan
Noah A. Shaffer
Graysville
Lenora Hastings
Hutsonville
Ills
Verne V. Hunt
Merom
Margaret G. Youngman
New Lebanon
Fred Stevenson
Terre Haute
Mabel A. McCray
John Wesley Hunt
Ivey Dickerson
Louisville, Ky
Birth of nine pound boy in Sullivan area
A nine pound boy was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Eaton of Sullivan. The infant has been named Charles M. Eaton Jr. Local notices also report visitors from Indiana and Kentucky, travel to the Democratic National Convention, and a drowning death of a 15-year-old in White River, with several Sullivan residents mentioned in related social and civic updates.
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Charles M. Eaton
Homer Hopewell
Washington
Ind
W. ¥. Jennings
Hopewell
Daviess
F. R. Clipson
Bowling Green
Frank Adams
Monroe
Louisiana
Bankers Life
Orph H. Wheeler
Noblesville
Wheeler
Hamilton County
Bailey Hawkins
Carmel
Hawkins
Sullivan
John W. Lindley
San Francisco
Cal
Lindley
C. F. Briggs
C. R. Hinkle
St. Joe
Mich
Dugger
Linton
Jasonville
Cass Township
E. M. Corbin
Dean Corbin
Sandborn
White River
James R. Riggs
Washington, D. C
J. H. Reed
Eva
Elsie
Claude Reed
Paris
Joe S. Reed
Davis Hotel
Helen C. Warren
Chas. E. Warren
Frances Phillips
Schuyler Douthitt
Kathryn Kirkham
Alfreda Hughes
Harold Booth
T. B. Springer
T. E. Wyne
Kate Pugh
Orange Park
Fla
Alice Claggett
Atlantic Coast
A. D. Prose
Denver
Colorado
Morris Emmerson
Fort Collins
Col
Otto Krug
Emmerson
Lincoln, Ills
Daily Courier
Republican State Committee
Louis L. Emmerson
Illinois
Frank M. Lowden
J. H. Sullivan
Roy Nash
Dave Dudley
Ira Glidden
Susan Glidden
Lewisville
Fred Boatright
Chicago
Cordele
Georgia
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Postoffice June 16 1920
List of unclaimed letters remaining in Sullivan Indiana post office June 16 1920. Names include Geo Davis Harlow James Monroe Willard Rogers Link Souders J F Wassiner Alfred Lamb Thomas and other foreign listings. Call and say advertised with date if claiming within ten days before sending to Dead Letter Office.
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Sullivan, Ind
Hymera Man Arrested on Family Support Charge
George Weaver of Hymera was arrested Friday by Sheriff Hale for failure to provide for his wife and children. He posted bond.
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Hymera
George Weaver
Hale
Henna Dye Practices for Hair and Nails in Eastern Regions
The text describes making a henna paste from leaves and powder with hot water to stain fingernails and hair. The paste is applied to the scalp and hair, covered with a hot cloth, and left for two to three hours. A mix of henna and indigo can produce jet black hair if proportions are correct.
Newspaper Subscriptions Offer From Terre Haute Star and Sullivan Union
The Terre Haute Star and The Sullivan Union list a joint one year subscription at 4.50 dollars, offering readers ongoing access to local news from both papers.
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Terre Haute Star
The
Sullivan Union
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