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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
6
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The Huertas and Villas are active in Terre Haute while court house park clearing begins. Speculation swirls about Kaiser visiting to inspect coal and oil fields. Democratic press attacks on Congressman Cullop intensify as woman suffrage gains traction in states without it. In Robinson Illinois one woman voted. Charles D Hunt seeks a single congressional nomination. Will Hays earns a reputation for doing things right. Prendergast questions Roosevelt nomination roles for Indianapolis event.
In Vincennes a Democratic district primary committee meeting drew attention as John A. Riddle of Linton reportedly wavered when facing a real primary. Cullop, Purcell, Hunt, Vollmer, and Niblack were cited in a tense contest with $1,500 checks and postmaster pressures shaping the affair.
A special health warning highlights March as a difficult month for the very young and far elderly. It warns of croup bronchial colds lagrippe and pneumonia and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe effective remedy sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
D L Foote of Merom Indiana offers corn ground for rent. Property details not provided in the available text.
Oscar McCammon son of James McCammon of this city is serving 2 to 14 years in Jeffersonville state reformatory and has filed a parole petition with the state board of pardons. He was sentenced in September 1911 for criminal assault on a young schoolgirl near Shelburn.
Philip Griffith of near Carlisle has purchased the Frank Bell property on North Court street for 1500 dollars and will move his family here to reside.
The Republican State Central Committee invites delegates to a two day 1914 Indiana convention in Indianapolis Tomlinson Hall to nominate state officers and adopt a platform. Delegates apportioned by county and district meet April 21 22 23 in Indianapolis with district meetings at state rooms and Hotel Severin to arrange credentials rules and resolutions.
The Republican District Committee of the Second District calls a district convention in Martinsville Morgan County Indiana at 1 p m on Tuesday April 14 1914 to select a Republican candidate for Congress from the Second Indiana District and to appoint convention officers and delegate committees. Delegates 107 apportioned by county votes with specific counts and rules for selection on April 10 or 11 1914.
Republicans across Sullivan County set mass conventions for Saturday April 11 1914 to choose delegates and alternates to state congressional and joint senatorial conventions. Each township lists meeting sites delegate counts and meeting times with Hymera and Shelburn at 7 30 p m others at 2 00 p m.
A 1913 law sets one registration day on October 5 with absentees allowed to register. Registration boards in each precinct, compensation details for inspectors and clerks, and rules on challenges and absence registration. Also includes a spring health pitch for Electric Bitters from Joe K Smock & Son.
Dr Knapps Sanitarium Vincennes Ind warns that certain individuals are selling glasses while claiming employment or connection with the institution. The note declares such reps impostors and solicits information leading to arrest.
Mud continues to dominate the week as Fred Mason traveled to Terre Haute to visit home. Local residents Golda Woodard Mrs Gertie Heck and others share meals and attend church and sales near Graysville with multiple dinners and visits noted.
Martin Pirtle visited Dugger on Monday and Frank Ballance drove there on Saturday. A very good crowd attended the Shiloh meeting on Sunday.
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