Bland faces lone primary and Cullop in November
The Indianapolis Star notes Representative Oscar E. Bland appears unopposed in the primary with only Bill Cullop as a November threat. It also reports Charles G. Seifrer, publisher of the Washington Herald, and C. H. Stratton from the city are expected to be named delegates to the Republican national convention, with selection due in Indianapolis today or tomorrow.
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Oscar E. Bland
Bill Cullop
Indianapolis Star
Charles G. Seifrer
The
Washington Herald
C. H. Stratton
Indianapolis
Vincennes Man Named Republican District Chairman
D. Ridenour of Vincennes was named Republican district chairman at a Martinsville convention of county chairmen. He has led Knox county Republican efforts for several terms and succeeds Dave Scott of Linton, who had held the post for years and is seeking the Republican nomination for state treasurer at the Indiana state convention in session in Indianapolis.
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Hol
Ivan Ridgeway
Frank B. Ridgeway
Haddon Township
Prescott
Ariz
Hils
Ray Higbee
Warsaw
N. Y
Geo. W. Higbee
Paul Higbee
Elmer Ransford
Los Angeles
California
Reuben Ransford
Robert Linkenhaker
Air Service
Sam
John Linkenhoker
Linkenhoker
Camp Normoyle
Tex
France
Italy
England
Spain
Switzerland
Linkenhaker
Edsil Bostick
Dave Rogers
Phoenix
Arizona
Simpson Barber Shop
Dr. Neff
C. H. Stratton
John C. Chaney
O. L. Springer
Emerson Watson
Turman Township
J. K. Coulson
Gill Township
Indianapolis
First
Martha Hays
Martin V. Shepherd
Isaac M. Brown
Shepherd
J.C. Brown
North Main Street
Edgar Allen
Criticism Emerges Over Primary System Repeal Demand
Political observers complain that the primary system burdens taxpayers and inflates nomination costs. With turnout under fifty percent, the reform is losing favor and advocates say the old convention method better represents public will and reduces expense. A repeal by the next legislature is urged.
LOCAL qa OPENINGS And political column items mixed prose
A long political commentary on President Wilson and Versailles treaty terms contrasts with a local notices page listing residents, visitors, and political convention attendance. It notes Ivan Ridgeway ill in Prescott, Ray Higbee visiting Warsaw, and Dr. Billman joining local practice, among numerous relocations and civic updates.
Wilson nomination debated as 1920 campaign looms
The piece argues that Democratic senators can block Wilson by opposing his administration and the Versailles treaty. It warns the 22 reservationists could derail endorsement and predicts a push to end what critics call dictation from the White House. It anticipates voters will seek a constitutional, non autocratic government in November.
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Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Oregon
San Francisco
Senate
United States
White House
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Weather Of A Week In Farmersburg May Report
The weekly weather summary from Miss Glenn Yeager, cooperative observer for the county, covers May 3 to May 9. Clear days occurred on the 3rd and 6th and 9th with temperatures ranging from 61 to 76 degrees, while the 4th and 7th were partly cloudy. there was 0.06 inches of rainfall on the 5th.
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Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Observer
Business Advice Advantage From All Our Experience
A concise note offering extensive experience as a resource for practical business guidance and strategic insight. It presents a confident, veteran perspective on improving operations, growth, and decision making.
Notice of Petition for Free Stone and Rock Road in Sullivan County
William Hummel et al filed April 23 1920 a petition with Sullivan County Indiana for laying out a free stone or rock road in Hamilton Township. A hearing before the Board of Commissioners is set for June 7 1920. The petition details a 34 foot wide graded crushed stone or rock road about half a mile long connecting the Sullivan and Hymera road to the Sullivan and Dugger north road with drainage and paving.
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State of
Indiana
Sullivan
Hamilton Township
Sullivan County
William Hummel
Auditor’s Office
Board of Commissioners
State of Indiana
County of
Commissioner’s Court
Rock Road
Range 9
Sullivan and Hymera
Sullivan and Dugger North
Wm. Hummel
M. Corbin
B. F. Workman
Botts
J. W. Hunt
J. A. Mattix
Fred Crawford
Lew W
Botes
W. N. Thompson
Kk. A. Billmanu
Jiss House
Harry Sanders
Josh Beasley
T. V. Pittman
J. R. Crowder
Riley Sanders
James C. Black
John Engle
Hy H. Ruddell
E. R. Leach Dug Hiatt
4. A. Eslinger
Chas. R. Bradbury
Dan Ford
George W. Beck
J. C. Houpt John J
J. B. Black
S. M. Springer
Geo. Hornyak
D. W. Dudley
A. W. Snavely . Rov. Bennett
George Lankford CC
D. Hunt
State
Hamilton
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Sullivan Union
Robert P. White
Versailes
Alexander
Caesar
Kaiser
Great American Republic
Europe
Democratic Party
Sisson
Isenberger
McCullough
Niblack
Risk
Cullop
Fullerton
Wakefield
Campbell
Jas. E. Martin
Davis McCammon Wolfe
Harris Taylor
David Curry
Coffman MecDonnaill
Wichie
Brodie Douthitt
Harding Johnson
Lowden
Wood
James VW. Foster Warren T. McCray
Edward Tower
Roy Carrico
Carolyn Susane
SAS
the Peoples State Bank
Sullivan, Indiana
Peoples State Bank
Board of Directors
U.S
Public Square
City of
Turman Townships
New York
Chicago
Hamilton and
Turan
Sullivan Schools
Fin
Southwest
Carrier Square
Charles D. Hunt
Frank M. Daniels
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