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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
8
Republicans consider national convention after adjournment
Washington May 24 The Republican National Committee discussed party future with a plan to meet sixty days after Congress adjourns to decide on a 1916 national convention and potential rules changes to limit southern representation and expedite reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Party
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Congress
Warren
Michigan
Chicago
Thos. A. Marlow
Montana
A. Perkins
Ralph E. Williams
Oregon
Senator Jones
House of Representatives
National Capital
Missouri
Indiana
Massachusetts
Boston
Winchester
Executive Committee
Jones
Sanders
Tennessee
Hilles
California
Conciliation Committee
Cummins
Crawford
Crampton
Rogers
Anderson
Herbert S. Hadley
Progressive Republican Conference
Damage suits moved to other counties in Knox court
Three damage cases were venued to other counties today by Judge Willoughby of the Knox circuit court. William Kail vs. B O S W A R was sent to Sullivan county on motion of defendants. Earl M. Howard vs. Tecumseh Coal and Mining was also venued with county to be determined. Attorney Hinkle Hays appeared and filed a verified motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
Knox
Vincennes Sun
William Kail
Sullivan County
Earl M. Howard
Jonas Howard
Tecumseh Coal and Mining Company
Hinkle Hays
Weather Prophet Hicks Predicts Stormy Month
In his June forecast Prophet Hicks warns of a period of storms and disasters from the 2nd to the 4th and a regular storm period June 6th to 12th. He notes a magnetic and electrical crisis around June 11th with heavy wind and rain on the 10th to 12th and bright but usually harmless sheet lightning on June evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prophet Hicks
Campfire Breakfast by Epworth League Draws Big Crowd
A large turnout of youths gathered Thursday morning for a campfire breakfast hosted by the Epworth League in the Giles addition from five to seven. Attendees included Daisy Howard Lora Rose Audrey Rose Destine McBride Frances Phillips and many others along with out of town guests Mrs Longshore Mrs Nichols Bonnie Shelburn and several Shelburn guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Giles Addition
Daisy Howard
Lora Rose
Audrey Rose
Destine McBride
Frances Phillips
Grace Lester
Maude Lester
Kathryn Kirkham
Effie Barton
Florence Bradbury
Cecil Blevins
Ruby Leach
Grace Bland Bessie Hancock
Ethel Barco
Frances Sinclair
Marguerite Hughes
Ruth Lisman
Margaret Harris
June Moore
Helen Lisman
Alma Brattain
Carrie Brattain
Grace Gouchenour
Stanley Brown
Tom Brown
Rollie Brown
Daniel Brown
William Armstrong
Lois Burnett
Rex Bridwell
Raymond Rogers
Lester Brattain
Homer Tate
Longshore
Nichols
Brazil
Bonnie Shelburn
Elsie Crow
Max Shelburn
John Milam
Sam Wiggins
Charles Mills
Walter Dodson
Shelburn
Gray Eagle Shot by Local Farmer Near Town
Arthur Wiseman living on the R. T. Walker farm shot and killed a large gray eagle on Saturday while en route to the field. He borrowed a shotgun from Mike Starner and felled the six foot six inch bird. The eagle was mounted by taxidermist Hoke Carlisle News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wiseman
R. T. Walker
Town
Mike Starner
Hoke
Carlisle News
Indiana polist and Miss Creager wed at Methodist church
William Neilson Jr of Indiana polis and Miss Jean Creager of Shirley Hill married Friday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage, officiated by Rev. P. C. Lisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Neilson, Jr
Indianapolis
Jean Creager
Shirley Hill
Methodist Parsonage
P. C. Lisman
Notice of Appointment for Elizabeth Welch Estate
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company named administrator of Elizabeth Welch estate in Sullivan County Indiana. Estate described as solvent. Attorneys M A Haddon and J W Lindley listed. First insertion May 28 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Welch
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan County Loan and Trust Company
M. A. Haddon
J. W. Lindley
Special Meeting Called by Sullivan County Council
The Sullivan County Auditor announces a special county council meeting in the Auditor's Office on June 6 1913 at 10 oclock AM. The meeting aims to procure a loan and appropriate 14450 for the Gill Township Levee repair per a Levee Committee petition. Witness is WIN S BICKNELL Auditor. May 26 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor’s Office
Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan County
Gill Township
Win S. Bicknell
Historical River Miles and Ferry Sites Listed
A numeric ledger details river mile markers and named ferry sites from Terre Haute to Fort Knox and beyond. Entries include Hawkins Creek, Goose Nest Island, Merom Ferry, Hutsonville Ferry, and several riverside landmarks with mile measurements and sporadic monetary figures. The list reads as a geographic catalog of crossings, bends, and points of interest along the waterway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Sugar Creek
Old Terre Haute
Musgrave
Nine Mile Island
Hawk’s Creek
Goose Nest Island
Stone
Turkey Beach
Big Creek
Aurora Bend
Darwin Ferry
Darwin Landing
Vincennes Bridge
Bowen’s
Prevo Landing
Little Sycamore Bend
Chenowith
Chenowith’s Beach
Prairie Creek X
Devil’s Elbow Ripple
Mill Creek
York
Green’s Ripple
Raccoon Creek
Hutsonville Ferry
Merom Ferry
Eagles’ Island
Bratton’s Ripple
Palestine Landing
Turtle Creek
Hite’s Ferry
McCutcheon
Doe Creek
Swan Island
Goose Bar
Russellville
Belgrade Landing
Seven Mile Island
Massey’s
City Paves West Washington Street with Franklin Contractor
The council let the contract for asphalt macadam paving of West Washington street to E. V. Bergen of Franklin Indiana. It will be the only street of that kind in the city and residents had inspected a Franklin street before deciding. The council rescinded prior resolutions and declined to improve Snow Broad Depot and Wall streets. A preliminary resolution for paving South Main street was passed and residents may file a remonstrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington Street
E. V. Bergen
Franklin
Ind
Broad
Depot
Wall Streets
South Main Street
Marriage Licenses Granted From Multiple Counties
Samuel McCammon of Sullivan weds Buena Smallwood of Farnsworth. Grover C. Vickery of Merom weds Elizabeth H. Lawrence. Talmage Beardsley of Shelburn weds Laura Monk. William Neilson Jr. of Indianapolis weds Jean Creager of Shirley Hill. Arthur L. Emery of Terre Haute weds Ida M. Ashby of Sullivan. Emery A. Hipler of Terre Haute weds Anna Baxter of Shelburn. Elmer S. Grabbe of Freelandville weds Flossie S. Douthitt of Pleasantville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McCammon
Sullivan
Buena Smallwood
Farnsworth
Grover C. Vickery
Elizabeth H. Lawrence
Merom
Talmage Beardsley
Laura Monk
Shelburn
William Neilson, Jr
Indianapolis
Jean Creager
Shirley Hill
Arthur L. Emery
Terre Haute
Ida M. Ashby
Emery A. Hipler
Anna Baxter
Elmer S. Grabbe
Freelandville
Flossie S. Douthitt
Pleasantville
Farmers Special Trial Rate Offer Until May Ends
Wallace's Farmer announces a special trial subscription rate of 26 1 2 cents until January 1, 1914, available only for May. Subscriptions can be left at The People's State Bank in Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
People’s State Bank
Sullivan
Weather Of A Week Report From Farmersburg Times
Miss Carrie Yeager cooperative weather observer reports for the county the week ending May 25. Daily readings show temperatures from 19 to 82 degrees and rainfall of .06 inches on the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmersburg
Carrie Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Observer
Daeh L
Carlisle School Board Finalizes Teacher Selections
The Carlisle School Board has chosen most teachers for next season, with two positions still open to replace Alvin McCamion and Miss Lillian M. Kolb. Supt. O H Griest and principal L LeRoy Clase along with assistant Elise M Ey will stay. Grade teachers selected include Roy McDonald Phena Dean Sarah Freeman Golda Botts Alice Giboney Zoe Close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Alvin McCamion
Lillian M. Kolb
O. H. Griest
L. LeRoy Clase
Elise M. Ey
Roy McDonald
Phena Dean
Sarah Freeman
Golda Botts
Alice C. Giboney
Zoe Close
Carlisle News
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F Hector, Jr
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C. F
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