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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1915
Page
6
The Sullivan Union, a Republican paper since 1866, lists subscription prices of 1.00 for one year 50 for six months and 2.25 for three months. Relle Chaney and R. P. White are publishers. Entered as second class matter July 1 1873 Sullivan Indiana postal record.
The Ohio senate faces a drastic farm regulation bill proposed by Senator Wicklin. The measure would set farm work rules, wage limits, and safety standards enforced by a state commission, affecting hiring, equipment, mortgaging, and wartime-like exceptions, prompting strong opposition from farmers and observers.
New Lebanon Lodge I O O F No 76 records the death of E C Sims on April 27 1915 after a long illness. The piece notes his kindness to co laborers and family role, and votes to drape the charter in mourning for 30 days with minutes and family notices. Also promotes Sloan s Liniment for rheumatic pain with price 25c and a money back guarantee.
The text denounces indebtedness without consent and a five member commission chosen by the governor to balance political opinions. It warns of government by commission harming business, urging voters to elect leaders who will repeal reform laws and end demagogic control to restore prosperity.
Felix Faidherbe a well known Frenchman living near Hickory church was fatally injured at Indian Creek mine on Monday when a mule he drove ran away and crushed him between the car and the rib. He died after a few hours at Vincennes hospital. Funeral Wednesday at Hickory officiated by Rev Boxell with burial at Antioch cemetery Dugger Tribune.
Jonas Parks, Cass township pioneer, died at his Hickory church area home Saturday after a long illness. He lived alone, and is survived by sons Silas Parks of near Shirley Hill and Ocle Parks of Linton, plus brother Sam Parks and sister Mrs. Isaac House. Funeral held at Hickory church Saturday afternoon. burial in Hickory cemetery.
Ed Dailey, the county road superintendent, has moved from Paxton to Sullivan and now lives on South Main Street.
Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson addresses Indiana Republicans urging a united push to move Washington under the Republican banner next year. He cites protectionist tariffs, a strong merchant marine, and a robust navy as keys to national prosperity and urges Indiana and Illinois to lead a nationwide Republican resurgence.
A historical religious reflection on David bringing the Ark to Jerusalem, Uzzah’s death as divine correction, Obed-Edom’s blessing, and the psalmic procession led by priests and musicians. It links the event to Christ and the coming Kingdom, urging reverence and righteous living as prerequisites for blessing.
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