Bee Notice Postmarked at Ertlivan Indiana
Two bees are listed as second class matter at the Ertlivan Indiana post office under the act of Congress of March 3 1873.
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Congress
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1918
Page
4
Bays Seeks Democratic Nomination for Indiana Second District
Fred F. Bays announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Representative from Indiana's Second Congressional District, subject to voters' will at the upcoming primary election.
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Fred F. Bays
Indiana
Bridwell Seeks renomination for Sullivan Circuit Court judge
A candidate for judge of the Sullivan Circuit Court runs in the Democratic primary. William H. Bridwell seeks renomination subject to voters at the May 10 primary.
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Sullivan Chrecupt Coun
SuLlivan Circuit Court
Ine Yders
William H. Bridwell
DeBaun and Durham Enter Sullivan Greene County Races
A public notice announces Arthur E. DeBaun as a Democratic candidate for Judge of the Sullivan Circuit Court in the May 7 1918 primary. James J. Durham also seeks Democratic nomination for Joint Senator from Sullivan and Greene counties, subject to the same primary.
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Sullivan Circuit Court
Arthur E. DeBaun
Sullivan
Greene Counties
Greene County
James JT. Durham
Frank M. Daniels Seeks Democratic Nomination for Sullivan Auditor
Frank M. Daniels announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sullivan County Auditor, subject to the will of the primary on May 7.
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Frank M. Daniels
Sullivan County
World War I era firearm praised as best gun says review
A government test fired 20 000 rounds with only three stoppages and praised the weapon as possibly the best gun in the world. The piece describes its 34 1 2 pounds weight, gas operated action, 50 000 psi pressure, and a detachable magazine of 20 to 40 rounds. It notes 350 shots can be fired before cooling and two helpers carry 64 rounds each.
Non partisan appeals and Bland re election views
The Washington Herald urges a graceful concession of Bland’s reelection in a war time district. Marshall calls for no necrais and no republicans, while Bland’s support of War measures earns praise. The piece warns the non partisan idea mirrors Republican lines and risks voter confusion.
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Washington Herald
Democra
Bland
Marshall
Brand
Washington Democrat
Indiana
Herald
Oscar E. Bland
Congress
the Herald
Afterwar Vision Delivers a Government Centered State
The piece argues that postwar unity makes state governments unnecessary and predicts a shift to municipal and national governance. It highlights Senator Lewis of Illinois as favoring government ownership of railroads and warns such ownership advocates will dominate the Democratic Party and push nationwide control of public utilities, erasing state lines.
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Winces
Lewis
Ilinois
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Democratic Party
War talk in Curry Township urges firm stand against Germany
A reader from Curry Township argues Germany is stronger than in 1910, urges mobilization of American forces, condemns Kaiser Wilhelm and the Hohenzollerns, and calls for total victory to safeguard liberty. He warns of Russia falling to German influence and urges decisive action.
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Germany
Bel- For
John Lovel
Albert Hines, Jr
Shaw Lave
Drinhe
Russia
Japan
Vladivostock
Lenine
Trotsky
France
United States
Foster Announces Democratic Nomination Bid for Hamilton Trustee
Frank J. Foster declares his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for trustee of Hamilton township subject to the primary on May 7.
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Hamilton Twp
Frank J. Foster
Hamilton Township
Curtis seeks Gill town trustee post on Democratic ticket
Homer H Curtis announces his candidacy for trustee of Gill township on the Democratic ticket subject to the May 7 primary election. He bids for the office as a local contender and outlines his party alignment and election timeline.
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Gill TP
Gill Township
Homer H. Curtis
Roy Drennan enters Democratic bid for County Recorder
Roy Drennan announces he seeks the Democratic nomination for County Recorder subject to the primaries May 7. The piece notes party dynamics in Sullivan county and mentions political figures and past campaign support. It also comments on gun technology, describing the Browning light machine rifle with shoulder and hip fire modes.
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Roy Drennan
Bolsheviki Tyranny and War Claims Stir Debates
A disjointed set of commentary attacks Bolshevik policies in Russia detailing alleged massacres looting and German influence. The piece contrasts National Republican views on wartime unity praising Republican leadership while criticizing Democratic politicians and public notices about Oscar Bland and district politics.
Terre Haute Star Ad Lists Sullivan Union One Year Offer
The Terre Haute Star advertises a one year subscription deal with Sullivan Union for both papers at a total of 3 dollars and 6 cents. The offer highlights combined publication access and value for readers in the local market.
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R. IK. Houpt
Hallie Ladd
Terre Haute
Lee Evans
Enron Hospital
Evans
R. W. Akin
Council of Administration
Indiana Bankers Association
Indianapolis
Akin
State Association
Sullivan Union
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