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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
6
The article surveys the Wilson Bryan feud in Indiana, noting Bryan's strong following among Democrats, Wilson's shifts on preparedness, and Kern's torn stance. It highlights party tensions, proposed staged audience methods, and looming Dec 29 Indiana Republican rally in Indianapolis.
Charles D. Hunt campaigns vigorously in the district for the Democratic nomination for Congress. He reportedly conducted a Martin County tour last week as part of the effort. William Allen Cullop organized 10,000 franked circulars on preparedness and appears to be taking things easy.
Voters choose to keep partisan distinctions in state elections, ensuring Republicans and Democrats remain active in California. The result suggests Republicans may regain influence in the state.
Will B Maddock completes a quarter century as publisher of the Bloomfield News, proud that the weekly is a leading republican paper in Indiana and noted for its fine typography as a country newspaper.
Chairman McCombs says he does not find much opposition to Wilson's renomination. He notes that postmasters and other federal office-holders claim the party and the country are unanimous for Wilson.
The new congress convenes next month with a net shift of fifty five more Republicans and ten fewer Democrats plus ten fewer progressives. The changes indicate likely outcomes for policy and control next year.
It is now up to Mr Hunt to make a speech for the suffragettes. The note signals a planned public address aimed at advancing women's voting rights.
Secretary Redfield proposed amending the Clayton act to bar sale or purchase of goods in the United States below country of origin prices to curb dumping. The plan would only raise American consumer prices, aid foreign manufacturers, and harm American workers, a strategy critics call ill advised.
The program promises a second largest navy within five years. The claim references a past period when the U S held that position before Democratic Congress cuts reduced naval estimates set by Republican secretaries of the navy.
A reader question echoes Tom Marshall’s era asking what remains of the Thirty Cent Club. The note seeks clarification on the nickname and its historical context within local civic or club activities.
President J D Conner Jr of the Lincoln League of Republican Clubs of Indiana calls a 2 pm meeting at republican state headquarters Hotel Severin on Wednesday Dec 15 for officers and the executive committee to select the site of the Feb 12 annual meeting. Bidders include Lafayette Anderson Terre Haute and Kokomo. The league plans an active role in Indiana's campaign next year.
The text notes boosters compare current conditions with last year and avoid older benchmarks like 1912. It suggests wartime actions limited the democratic administration's disruption of American industry and hints at gratitude for that restraint.
Indications that the Wilson administration may revise its tariff are seen as likely. Having reversed itself on other issues, the administration may have adopted a habit of backtracking by now.
Secretary of Commerce Redfield says he has not been rebuked by the president. The article frames it as another instance of President Wilson's cautious approach and reluctance to act decisively.
In Claysburg the Democratic marshal candidate T. T. Thompson announced he will join the Republican Party in the future and predicted several county Democrats would follow suit. Across the border in Maine, tariff disaffection grows as Canadian produce undersells Maine markets, stirring cross-border economic tension and political rhetoric.
The second district detachment of the Indiana Woman Suffrage league met at Sullivan this week and invited Representative Cullop to be present. A Washington Herald quote suggests the congressman had a previous engagement, noting his cautious approach to entangling alliances.
A Victorian era advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, inviting readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. The note mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Firefighters were called to the Sullivan laundry last Wednesday evening around seven to extinguish a small blaze that started in the engine room. The flames damaged a rear window, but overall damage was slight.
Mr and Mrs William T Mellott have returned home after visiting friends and relatives in Mellott and other northern parts of the state.
A notice announces a lawyer will practice in all courts and invites business with prompt attention. The ad notes suites 4 and 5 at Citizens Trust Building.
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