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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1914

Page

6

Political ticket listing candidates for state offices and courts

United States Senator Hugh Th. Miller Columbus for Secretary of State Judge Ed Jackson Newcastle for Auditor I Newt Brown Franklin for Treasurer Joe Freeman Terre Haute per Supreme Court Judge Quincy A. Myers Logansport for Appellate Court Judges First District Lucius C. Embree Princeton Ira C. Batman Bloomington Second District M. A. Chapman Anderson U S Lesh Huntington Shepherd J Crumpacke South Bend per Clerk of Supreme Court Will H. Adams Wabash for State Geologist Harry R. Campbell Indianapolis

Supreme Court Quincy A. Myers Logansport Lucius C. Embree Princeton Ira C. Batman Bloomington M. A. Chapman Anderson U. S. Lesh Huntington Shepherd J. Crumpacke South Bend Will H. Adams Wabash Harry R. Campbell Indianapolis

County ticket listed for local 1914 election

Bloomfield Democrat lists candidates for county offices including Bland Hays Forbes Purcell Bolinger Badger Hallett Needhamer Steele Ersinger Aiken Link Exline. The piece also recalls Cullop's shifting support amid the Wilson Clark nomination clash in January 1914 with Mrs Cullén waving a Clark banner and debate over Marshall as VP nominee.

Oscar E. Bland Greene County Hinkle C. Hays Sullivan Wesley Forbes Farmersburg John E. M. Purcell Carlisle Shell Bolinger Curry Township Frank H. Badger Turman Township Fred Hallett Gill Township J. Hilla Needhammer Jackson Township Oliver Steele John Ersinger Marion F. Aiken Dagger First Dist L. D. Link Second John Exline Cass Township Bloomfield Democrat Wilson Clark

We Are Living History On Tariff Policy Debate

A historical speech argues that tariff policy determines national prosperity. It credits McKinley era protection, notes hardships under Democratic governance, and urges voters to back the Republican party to restore prosperity.

America Benjamin Harrison Harrison Congress Cheney & Co Toledo Democratic Party Mr. Cleveland Republican Party William McKinley

Cullop Denounces Bryan as a disturber in the party

The text targets William Allen Cullop for calling Bryan a disturber while supporting party unity against a Bailey challenge. It notes Democrats’ hope of a split in the GOP and praises Progressives, arguing that Democratic gains rely on Republican division and tolerance of war taxes. Maj. W. T. Crawford suffers another paralysis stroke, with limited recovery prospects.

Bryan William Allen Cullop Bailey Progressive Party W. T. Crawford

Shively Dodges Roll on Pork Bill Amid Indiana Voter Notice

Indiana voters note that Senator Kern stood firm for the 105 million rivers and harbors bill while Republicans urged a 20 million cut. Shively’s absence in key votes sparks belief he dodged the issue as the sergeant at arms sought absentees.

Indianapolis Ind John W. Kern Indiana Wilson Burton Kenyon Bhively Shively

Grandview Monitor backs Republican shift in politics

In Grandview Indiana on September 30 the Grandview Monitor endorses a return to the Republican party as Albert Beveridge tours the state. The paper declares the Progressive era has run its course and urges voters to rally for financial peace and national and local prosperity.

Grandview Ind Albert J. Beveridge Grandview Monitor Arminta Jones Progressive Party Progressive Standard

Democrat Leader Switches to Republicans in Vigo County

Prairieton Indiana September 30 J H Wible a noted Democrat presided at a meeting and declared he will vote the straight Republican ticket after citing broken promises by Democratic candidates in 1910 1912 and noting his own and fellow Democrats plans to switch. The Roberts candidates left town after the adjournment.

Prairieton Ind J. H. Wible Vigo County Wible Roberts Terre Haute

Chicago aims to place unemployed army in work

Chicago, Sept 30. A conference directed by the city council brought together the municipal markets commission and about twenty six heads of public and semi public departments and major private employers to tackle the winter unemployment surge. The report notes the problem will be more troublesome than ever this year as jobless ranks grow daily.

Chicago Municipal Markets Commission

Jesus in Gethsemane and the looming crucifixion

The passage recalls Jesus guiding his disciples to watch and pray on the Mount of Olives before the betrayal. It explores Peter’s confidence, the disciples’ sleep, Jesus’ solitary prayer, and the weight of the coming passion as the Father’s will and humanity’s redemption hinge on his faithfulness and death.

Jesus Mount of Olives Zechariah St. Peter God Peter James John St. Luke Gethsemane St. Paul

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Sullivan Union D. Chaney R. P. White Publishers United States Hugh Th. Miller Columbus ED Jackson Newcastle Auditor of State I. Newt Brown Franklin Joe Freeman Gur Charles W. Fairbanks Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Taft Hamilton Township Cies Republican Consolidated Indiana Coal Gethaemane Julius Hatry Shoe Co Fidelity Loan CO C. H. Stratton C. H. Stratton Loan Co Dr. Crowder Building East Side Square Mt Fem TE 7 Rmne Mail Drug Store Mak John C. Chaney Citizens Trust Building W. H. Hill, JR Insurance, Abstracts C.T. Howard Indiana Veterinary College Parks & Knotts Baron Sullivan, Indiana Public Square Clayton A. Price Ment M. A. Haddon Real Estate Watson’s Interurban Youngstown Pimento
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