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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1916

Page

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Debauchery of Rural Route Mail Service Exposed

William Dudley Foulke, ex head of the Civil Service Commission, writes to the Indianapolis Star detailing how rural free delivery was undermined by Postmaster General and Democratic lawmakers. He describes a political purge via a new motor rural carrier scheme, flawed testing, and manipulation of eligible lists to favor campaign agendas, citing Civil Service law violations and near silence from the President.

Willian Dudley Foulke Civil Service Commission Indianapolis Star Parleson Cullop Foulke Sullivan County Congress House of Representatives Post Office Department

Dailey's Boys Near Ten Thousand Free

Dailey's Boys stage another successful attack on Gravel Road, pushing toward a near ten thousand total free. The group, identified as Dailey's Boys, continues momentum in their ongoing effort.

Dailey’s

McDonnall Leads with Record County Expense

Former candidate George McDonnall drew 1326.12 tax dollars as part of a county October payout that set records for the board of county commissioners. Other high bills included John Lund 986.46 and Bishop M Walters 806.18. Total county outlays near 23900.

Ed Dailey Board of County Commissioners George McDonnall John Lund Lund Bishop M. Walters Gorse Lovelace Henry Clay Jewell L. W. Pound

Large vote anticipated in November registration drive

Voter registration across Hamilton County shows 7000 to 7600 names likely to vote in November. About half the precincts held a second registration day, with Antoinette Leach and Ella Coffman the only women registering. No major friction reported, though a few voters registered in wrong precincts were corrected.

Hamilton Township Hymera Curry Township Antoinette D. Leach Ella Coffman

Democratic Opinion on Cullop From Bloomfield Democrat

W L Slinkard of Bloomfield, Bloomfield Democrat publisher, gave a Democratic speech at Hymera last Wednesday and supports Cullop with reservations. Editorial extracts attack Cul lop as wind driven and claim his Washington activity delays Congress and that he seeks a fifth term.

W. L. Slinkard Bloomfield Bloomfield Democrat Hymera Cullop Slinkard

County pays balance on Curry township gravel road

After a three year lapse the Floyd County commissioners paid contractor James R. Riggs 253.36 for the A. T. Osburn gravel road in Curry township. The final 356.36 balance was withheld earlier due to county engineer W. L. Sisson not endorsing the work citing gravel quality. A recent supreme court ruling allowed county work payments without official engineer sanction.

A. T. Osburn Curry Township James R. Riggs Mr. Riggs W. L. Sisson Sisson Supreme Court

Farmersburg Man Goes to the Penal Farm

James Johns of Farmersburg was arrested Friday night by Marshal Bedwell on illegal liquor possession charges. He pled guilty, was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to 60 days on the penal farm after a circuit court appearance. He claimed the liquor was for resale.

James Johns Farmersburg Marshal Bedwell Johns Judge Bridwell Bridwell Express Young Mens Business League Marshall Bedwell Circuit

Deal Closed For Residence Property Transfer

Fred F Bays traded his residence on Giles place in the north part of the city for Irenies W Burkholder's suburban residence and several acres of land just north of the city on the traction line. Bays plans extensive improvements and will reside there with his family after completion.

Fred F. Bays Giles Place Irenies W. Burkholder Bays

Munich seeks injunction against Haddon Township officials

Adam V. Munich former county treasurer and Haddon township farmer sues in circuit court asking for injunction and restraining order against trustee Tarlton C. Woodard and road supervisor William A. Deiss. He seeks to stop a highway change and drainage diversion allegedly planned by the officials in district No. 3.

Haddon Township Adam V. Munich Tarlton C. Woodard William A. Deiss Munich

Indiana Synod elects five trustees at Huntington meeting

At the Indiana Synod of the Presbyterian church gathering in Huntington last week, John C. Chaney of this city was chosen as one of five trustees. Other trustees named are John H. Holiday of Indianapolis, John C. Van Atta of Brookston, Robert Brown of Indianapolis, and David L. Wilson of Shelbyville.

Indiana Synod Indiana Synod of the Presbyterian Church Huntington John C. Chaney Synod John H. Holiday Indianapolis John C. van Atta Brookston Robert Brown David L. Wilson Shelbyville

Cullop Boosts Unclaimed Mail List in Local Postoffice

A Sullivan post office backlog grows as Congressman Cullop targets county figures with tariff talks. The unclaimed list names various Hon. individuals who did not receive letters, while delivery crews juggle rural routes and Democrat organizing, hinting at local political friction.

Sullivan Cullop William Post Office Democratc Korbly Indianapolis

Woman Breaks Arm in Terre Haute Car Crash

Mrs. Ed Chambers of this city suffered a broken arm Sunday afternoon when the automobile she was driving overturned in a ditch south of Terre Haute near Allendale during bridge construction over Honey Creek. Passenger Mrs Elizabeth Robbins escaped injury. Chambers taken to a Terre Haute hospital as the car sustained heavy damage.

Ed. Chambers Terre Haute Allendale Honey Creek Elizabeth Robbins Chambers

Sullivan Sunday School to Visit Shelburn Class

The Sullivan Christian Sunday school plans a trip to Shelburn Sunday morning to visit a large class taught by Dr J B Maple of Shelburn. The delegation aims to observe methods and exchange ideas with the Shelburn group.

Shelburn Sullivan Christian Sunday School J. B. Maple

Miss Edna Vigus Noted for Mesa Subscription Favor

A Colorado woman named Edna Vigus of Mesa is recognized for subscribing favors. She formerly taught in Gill township for several years.

Edna Vigus Mesa Colorado

Foreclosure Sues Over Merom Cemetery Monument

Manning E. Drake of American Falls Idaho won a judgment for 341 dollars in Sullivan circuit court against Grover Cleveland McKinley for foreclosure of a monument mortgage. Drake had sold a Merom cemetery monument to McKinley in 1910 for 256 dollars. McKinley failed to pay interest or principal.

Sullivan Manning E. Drake American Falls Idaho Grover Cleveland McKinley Cullop Merom Drake McKinley Arthur E. DeBaun

Merom Forms New Republican Club for Campaign

Merom organized a new Republican Club in rooms over Dr Boone's office on Tuesday night. More than sixty men joined as charter members. Otto Devlin was elected president with Vern Nichols as vice president Earl Coyner secretary and J M Cramer treasurer.

Merom Merom Republican Club Dr. Boone Otto Devlin Vern Nichols Earl Coyner J. M. Cramer

Foote Files Divorce Suit in Sullivan Circuit Court

Winthrop A. Foote a Farmersburg businessman sues Faye G. Foote for divorce in Sullivan circuit court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment since their 1912 marriage on June 28 and separation on September 5 1916. He says age gap and lack of shared interests strained the marriage and notes a prior divorce action by Gertrude Foote.

Gertrude Foote Farmersburg Foote

Suit Filed Over 1913 Church Consolidation Debt

Levi Saucerman and Morris Chapel trustees sue Homer Bledsoe and Dugger M E trustees in circuit court seeking $205.60 plus costs for a church addition financed during a temporary 1913 consolidation of the two churches. Attorney W F Wood represents the plaintiffs.

Levi Saucerman Morris Chapel Methodist Dugger Homer Bledsoe Dugger M. E W. F. Wood

Sullivan Resident John L. Thompson Threatens Ill Health

John L. Thompson a well known Sullivan resident is dangerously ill at his home on West Washington Street.

John L. Thompson Sullivan West Washington Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Civil Service Ruse William Dudley Foulke M’donnall A. D. Leach The J. KR. Riggs Curry Roy Akers E. Armpriester Joe Ardery Noah Beadel Noah L. Bedwell Mike Brazo M. L. Brazo Mr. Cullop Bazzo Luther Block Hosea Black Zollie Duckworth Will Zollie Everett Eads William Holtsclaw Charley May J. J. Payne Oden Frank Skinner Mike Yessa Mike Wilson Yesdamit Club P. Ml’s Tombstone M.E. Drake Cleveland McKinley NEW Republican Club
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