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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
4
The piece argues the choice between Mr. Wilson and war remains. It recalls a past double outcome and notes General Wood endorses boxing as a stance, suggesting his war experiences give weight to the position.
Representative Oscar E. Bland has been appointed chairman of the Industrial Arts and Expositions, and serves on the committee on invalid pensions and on labor.
Editorial argues three Sullivan railroads lack switching connections hurting the city and nearby towns. It urges the Public Service Commission and local business interests to petition for improved facilities, citing ice and brick shipments as examples of costly delays.
Indianapolis March 18 Governor James F Goodrich praised the Indiana General Assembly for a constructive session. He highlighted highway and school language laws, tax reform, separate insurance and banking departments, a conservative multi-agency commission, a non partisan Livestock Sanitary Commission, and a Blue Sky law to safeguard residents.
The General Assembly passes a broad program including worthless securities sale regulation, a model Workingmen's Compensation Law, extended voting rights to women for presidential electors, and a simplified voter registration law. Resolutions cover budget, veto power, appointive offices, equal suffrage, salary controls, and refer to constitutional questions before the Supreme Court. The body is praised for restraint on salaries and fiscal prudence, with printing costs high but overall expenses low versus two decades.
The list names Neal Bruce 25 and Beat rice E. Hamilton 21 both of Cass along with Bonnie Hickman 19 and Ethel Seals 16 from Dugger. George C. Richardson 42 and Mary J. Bedwell 21 of Sullivan. Richard Brown 22 and Ada Parks 17 of Sullivan. Carl C. Kirk 21 and Florence M. Hines 18 of Carlisle. Charles D. Morris 19 and Clara E. Maxey 18 of Dugger.
Due to a shortage of blanks and rush in income tax collections, deputy Mr. Liven good from the revenue department will remain longer to assist. He is available at the Sullivan County Loan & Trust Company office.
Mrs. Clarence Wright learned Friday that her husband Clarence Wright of the 48th Coast Artillery has reached Newport News and will proceed to Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio to be discharged. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Wright of Clinton, former residents of the city. Dr Harry L Stratton of Shelburn was elected president of the Western Indiana Dental Society at a Terre Haute convention last week.
The sermon contrasts human judgment with the Lord’s, noting Paul’s humility about self judgment and the danger of worldly verdicts. It cites James Evans, Bunyan’s pilgrims, and the certainty that the day of Christ will reveal hidden motives and hearts.
Advertisements note a combined subscription offer for Terre Haute Daily Star and The Sullivan Union at four dollars for one year.
The ad touts high capital and surplus to protect deposits, and cites strong loan availability at low rates. It highlights a steel lined vault with safe deposit boxes, burglary insurance, and a local market for Liberty Bonds. It notes postal savings funds depository status and invites customers to use the bank for business and savings needs.
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