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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
3
W. J. Williams announces his candidacy for the representative position and places his bid under the decision of the Republican county convention. He states he is a candidate subject to the convention’s determination.
A candidate for sheriff seeks the Republican county convention nomination. Henry H. Smith remains subject to the convention's decision.
Charles Thrasher emerges as a sheriff hopeful subject to the outcome of the Republican county convention.
For Commissioner Second District. Editors Union candidate seeks nomination to the office of commissioner from the second district, subject to the decision of the republican nominating convention. JAMES T. OSBURN
The article argues for establishing a County Hospital to improve health, prevent disease, and aid the poor. It claims hospitals raise overall physician quality, justify costs through public health gains, and serve all citizens regardless of wealth. Roosevelt Bolts. Roosevelt denounces his Chicago defeat, forms a new party, and plans to undermine the Republican ticket. He leads 343 supporters from the convention to Orchestra Hall and aims to defeat Taft’s nominee.
A bankrupt democratic state administration may ride out a short period as Sullivan County reports an infusion of 38000 dollars into its depleted treasury, easing immediate budget strain for a brief window.
John C. Chaney returned Friday from Chicago where he attended the Republican national convention.
A Sullivan county assessment notes ongoing dissatisfaction with part of the Democratic county ticket. Republicans see rising momentum for change as some Democrats and independents pressure for new candidates and reforms ahead of the November election.
The piece argues Republicans in Sullivan County stand free of political machines and corruption. It warns that Democratic nominees are controlled by a party clique, predicting a November swing if the county GOP field is right. It envisions a “new deal” and the smashing of the Democratic machine with county voters' action.
The piece urges re nominating William H Taft of Ohio and James Schoolcraft Sherman of New York. It extols their one term records and states the new platform aims for the best results for American institutions, acknowledging human rights and the pursuit of happiness under law. It calls for support from Republicans and others proud of American civilization.
M H DeYoung of San Francisco reports from London criticizing the nominating fight as a loss of self-respect. Commentary questions college bred men and the pre-convention tone while lamenting U S politicking and calling for Taft’s possible reelection to preserve the nation’s dignity.
Mr and Mrs Cruze Brown and their daughter of Jasonville have completed a visit with relatives here and have returned home.
Victor J. Evans & Co advertises four books sent free with lists of inventions sought by manufacturers and promoters. Prizes offered for inventions. Patents secured or fees returned. 700 Ninth St Washington DC.
Reports from the Civil War front detail Hart Van Dorn assuming command in Louisiana while urging removal of eight miles from the Mississippi. Lincoln visits West Point. Union and Confederate actions include Hooker at the Chickahominy, Gaines Mills, Vicksburg bombardments, and river operations on Yazoo and Appomattox. Authorities enforce sequestration in New Orleans and patrols clash near Baton Rouge and Kentucky.
An attorney states intent to practice in all courts as required. Office located on the north side square, upstairs.
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