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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
4
The Sullivan Union proclaims itself the county’s sole Republican newspaper founded in 1866. It lists editors Dinrelle Chaney and R. P. Whete as publishers and notes second class mail status from July 1, 1873. Subscription rates are advertised with monthly terms.
The article traces the Pan American Union’s history from its early nucleus with James G. Blaine to its Washington base and 21 member republics. It weighs anti League arguments, urges focusing on Western Hemisphere sovereignty, and argues peace through local policy over European entanglement.
The speaker argues nations must recognize sovereignty and avoid entangling alliances. If Wilson abandons European intervention and the Monroe Doctrine, a world League of Nations could form and move toward peace.
Mrs. G W Lord is ill at home on North Broad street. Ora Bradbury left Monday for New York driving Will Hays sedan. Bradbury with Paul L Reid plans stop in Cleveland to visit daughter Mrs Mildred Bradley. Miss Helen Warren spending spring vacation with roommate Miss Elizabeth Zerby at Pottsville. Cards announce birth of George William son to Clell Goodman and wife Riverside California former Francis Ridgeway. Ralph Daugherty recovered from influenza and can go out. Helen Emily Mahley weekend guest of Martha Bayard in Vincennes. Dr W B Ridgeway of Vincennes spent Sunday with Brice Ridgeway. Mr and Mrs Joyce and Mr and Mrs Mell Richie of Princeton were weekend guests of J H Crowder.
A large majority of Turkish women cannot read or write their own language. The statistic highlights gender gaps in literacy and access to education in Turkey.
Local items recount church life and social events, weather data, and a nonresident divorce notice. Also included are financial statements for the Sullivan County Loan and Trust Co. and public notices from March 1919.
Sullivan High School seeks book donations for English and History departments. They request works by classic novelists and poets, literature texts, and history and social science texts. monetary gifts accepted if books are unavailable. Donations may be sent through any high school student to Elizabeth Hull, Glenn Nesbit, or Francis Beemerston.
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