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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1919
Page
6
A fledgling political group in Chicago pursues action outside the jurisdiction of Judge Anderson. The move signals independent maneuvering amid local political tensions and questions about authority.
James B. Watson declares he will seek renomination for the Indiana Senate seat rather than run for president. The local franchise league circulates a protest petition against his senate record as part of ongoing push to bolster Democratic party safety.
The essay discusses historical time division into three parts for work, service, and rest. It argues for an eight hour day general idea, notes variability by occupation, and urges workers to spread across available fields to prevent idle unemployment while ensuring daily labor and continual productivity.
The treaty with Germany was defeated as the Senate sought to Ameri canize the document with reservations. The Foreign Relations Committee introduced changes aimed at preserving U S independence against foreign powers. The administration argued the League covenant aligned with the Treaty’s terms.
Extensive building activity continues in Sullivan County with multiple remodels and new homes. Projects include a double apartment above Dr C F Briggs building, remodeled homes on South Court and Indiana Ave, a modern bungalow west of Burkholder property, and numerous interior upgrades across Sullivan including the Cadwell Music Co building and Church of Christ improvements.
Ray Higbee of Buffalo New York visits his father Dr George Higbee and brother Dr Paul Higbee. James M Lang of Citizens Trust Company is re elected grand treasurer of the T O F Lodge in Indianapolis. A farewell party honors Miss Sarah McClure a local schoolteacher who has resigned, hosted by Miss Ettie Douthitt with several teachers attending.
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