War talk and loyalty in Indiana Times attack on Wilson
The piece rails against the Indiana Daily Times for calling Wilson's antiwar stance a failure while praising Senator Watson. It defends Watson as a patriot, condemns copperhead accusations, and highlights Watson’s support for aggressive war measures and conscription as cited in speeches and editorials.
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Indiana Times
Indiana Daily Times
Jim Watson
Virginia
Watson
Wilson
Germany
Indiana urged wheat and rye acreage as war food drive intensifies
Indiana county councils received a telegram from the State Council of Defense Food Committee urging a 25 percent increase in wheat and 35 percent in rye for 1918. County agents, farmers, grain dealers, millers and papers should push seedings immediately to meet national needs for troops and allies. State officials report Indiana may plant hundreds of thousands more acres than last year and sugar conservation measures are urged to meet export demands to France by January 1.
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Wilson
Watson
United States
Indiana Daily Times
McKinley
Spain
Joe Wheeler
Fitzhugh Lee
Robert E. Lee
Richmond P. Hobson
State Council of Defense
Sullivan County
Senator Watson
France
Jim Watson
Old Dominion
Roanoke
Virginia
Pope Benedict
Indiana Times
Indianapolis
County Council of Defense
Indiana
Food Committee
Indiana State Council of Defense
United States Department of Agriculture
National Food Administration
Farmers’ Institute
Washington
State Council
G. J. Christie
Harry E. Barnard
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Barnard
State Food Administration
J. J. Walsh
State Industrial Board
House of God
Ed Bascombe
Zeke Stubbins
Hartshell
Perkins
Brown County
The
Foreign Missionary Society
Dick Bledsoe
Ownership Statement and War Era Local Commentary
The Sullivan Union prints its October 1 1917 ownership and circulation statement naming publishers editors and owners R P White and Dirrelle Chaney with none of the bondholders. It also includes an editorial section criticizing copperhead sentiment and wartime policy referencing Bryan Wilson and Roosevelt and noting local business impacts from wartime service.
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Sullivan Union
Sullivan
Indiana
R. P. White
Ind
Dirrelle Chaney
Indianapolis
Medianapolis
R. P. White, Sullivan
Ton A. Haddon
N. P
Lickskillet Social Notable At Bloomington Star
Doc McFadden on collecting tour reports many former patients in poor condition. Love Ann Long hosts a refined society event last night attended by the cream of Lickskillet. Lemonade and popcorn served, a swell affair. Jim Spivins threatens to quit play.
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Doc McFadden
Love Ann Long
Jim Spivins
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Post Office 1917
A list of letters remaining at the Sullivan Indiana Post Office as of October 3 1917 will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called for within two weeks. Addresses greet gentlemen and require callers to say advertised with the date. Signed WM E Aydelotte P M. Ve.
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Sullivan, Ind
Carey
W. H. Cunningham
Grover Lorenzen
Chas
WM. E. Aydelotte
P. M. Ve
Con Leach Visits Sister in Moose Heart
Con Leach of Moose Heart Illinois is visiting his sister Mrs. Harry Pennington.
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Con Leach
Moose Heart, Il
Mrs
Harry Pennington
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A. M. Getty
Albert P. Hill
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