Political Directory Fourteenth Judicial District Officials
Directory lists officials for the Fourteenth Judicial District covering Sullivan and Vigo counties. Regular terms and names include Clerk T J Mann Auditor avid Crawley Treasurer Com YP Riggs Sheriff John Pudiey Recorder J N Fordyce Commissioners Jackson Rich Snyder John J Rautman Surveyor ALP Estabrook Coroner Jobrm Waggoner School Superintendent Jas Ao Marlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eambers Patterson
Jonn VT
Ways
Sullivan
Vivo
T. J. Mann
Avid Crawley
YP. Riggs
Sherf
John Pudiey
J. N. Fordyce
Jackson Rich
Do. Snyder
John J. Rautmian
Alp
Estabrook
Lobrm Waggoner
Jas
Ao Marlow
Jackson Sownship
T. 5
Stark
Corry
Preston A. Reed
Fairbouse
Janes Pohmboty Tairman
Thoes
Collyer
Tamiltom
R. AL Sboure
Cass
Samued Smith
Jefferson
D. ML
Douthus Haddon
R. Ms. Whalen
Gin
WH Willis
Sullivan Town
Marry Briggs
C. Iatton
Uriah Coulson
Morom
Thani Stanley
K. We Larrane Win
M. Johnson
Tariisle
C. P. Iwin
RS. Senkins
Bo A. Denison
Freedom of Speech and Government Spending Debate
A congressional debate centers on a bill restricting officers and government employees from political spending and publishing opinions. Proponents argue it preserves lawful restraint, while opponents contend it attacks civil rights, free press, and property rights, risking despotism and partisan control. The clash highlights tensions between public funds, political activity, and constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Speak
Berty
Citisen
Union
Tb Seeres
Ime
Noblic
United States
Congress
Treasury
Democratic Party
Commissioners of Pensions
Caucus
Titcier Ee
Ciiien
Bath
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Sullivan County
Administrator of John B. Robertson estate will sell May 13 between 10 AM and 4 PM near Merom Sullivan County Indiana. Property located in the south part of the northwest quarter of section 7 township 7 north range 10 west containing acres. Public outcry per Sullivan Circuit Court order. Trenperson Graves, Apr 21, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areres
Sullivan County
Zale
Trenperson Graves
Our New York Letter in May 1880 on Bennett and Smith
The column reviews Bennet t and Mrs Jennie Smith after their not guilty verdicts in the murder cases. It notes Mrs Smith’s mother’s death drawing press attention and speculates on a Bennet t lecture tour in Jersey City. It surveys Bradstreet s as a business journal and reports on shoplifting tactics, court cases, and property disputes in Boston and New York, with mention of watch oil history and a World s Fair committee debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Jennie Smith
Mennett
Jersey City
United States
Brad Street's
Bradstreet Company
Ani
Aathovitz
Oak
Bradatreet
Bradstreet’s
Economist
New York
Central Police Office
Munny Hill
Boston
Lis Hilure
London
Artic
England
Bery
Watch Company
Fulton
House of Representatives
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Political Directory
Spercil
David P. Richardson
House OF Representateves
Patent Office
Washington
Ki. Koster
Tih St
Washington, D. C
2Nd National Bank
Bank of the Republic
D.C
Noral
Crawley & McKinley
Undertakers
Slann ET
Ac’apuriers
Eivex
Sishlev
County
South Side
Crawley & McKinefy
Carnage Factory
Sulliven Ord
Bueecles
Plaelous
Swing
Raneset
Pavin Ag
Faun
New Sullivan Mounty Bank
Sullivan, Indiana
Rilderbrand
Sloan »& Co
George St. Cincinnati
Eris
Chudt Free
Adres
Vickery
Ataeinte Maine
Anda
Adidfuss HH. i
SBAW
Alfred
Spruce St
Geo
Koweil & Co
Spruce
Hamburg American Packet Company
France
Germany
Europe
Richard & General Passenger
Dor
A. Gollier
Square
Ind
William
General Collection Agent
Carlisle
India
Rochester
Toronto
Ont
Wilkey & Allem
Aaa
Man
Callon Geo. F. M Maghes
Bool Reed
Crowder
Grant
Megrare
Periuning
Eta
Jones Brothers & CO
Rockies
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!