LaFollette criticized for wartime stance and reform claims
A Terre Haute Spectator editorial attacks LaFollette as a consistent public man who resists collective action against Germany and condones the Lusitania issue. It contrasts him with Bryan and warns against peace talks, urging continued American war effort under Woodrow Wilson. Local real estate transfers from Sullivan and surrounding townships follow in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bryan
LaFollette
Indiana
Charles E. Hughes
LaFollettes
Terre Haute Spectator
City Official Ballot Listings Names
For Mayor Henry H. Smith. For Clerk Joe S. Schroeder. For Councilman 1st Ward A. M. Getty. For Councilman 2d Ward Albert P. Hill. For Councilman 3d Ward James A. Knotts. For Councilman at Large William Tebeck Carl N. Shaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Smith
Joe S. Schroeder
A. M. Getty
Albert P. Hill
James A. Knotts
William Tebeck
Carl N. Shaver
Discovery of America Anniversary Noted by Kaiser
The passage notes last Friday marked the 415th anniversary of the Discovery of America while the Kaiser 72 begins to take notice, hinting at Germany’s growing attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Kaiser
LaFollette Declares Aim to Be Martyr Within Struggle
The remark suggests LaFollette intends to play a defining role in the movement. Observers question whether his stance truly renders him a martyr or a provocative figure within the ongoing conflict.
Roosevelt Critique of Wilson Admin in Bloomington Star
The Bloomington Star criticizes the Wilson administration with a Roosevelt editorial asserting that grand promises replace real effort. It accuses officials of exaggeration to persuade the public that expected achievements are already accomplished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Star
Teddy Roosevelt
Wilson
Roosevelt
Truth About Partisan Activity and Wilson
A Washington observer argues that President Wilson has engaged in domestic politics, appointing Democrats, treating Congress as Democratic, and opposing Republican-led ideas. The piece contends Wilson, though seen as bipartisan by some, remains a Democrat in practice since April and before the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
President Wilson
Lawrence
Washington
Congress
Matthew Hale
National Party
War time letter urges girls and boys to aid the nation
A wartime editorial urges girls aged 16 to 21 to support the front by steady home front work and cheer while boys enlist or join the Working Reserve. It highlights efficiency through morale, housing, letters, and public spirit, and calls Indiana to expand bond drives, Hoover programs, and farm labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Council of Defense
Flora
Elsie
Agnes
Jessie
France
Villian
Hecline
Productioon
United States Boys’ Working
England
Indiana State Council
Indiana Second Liberty Loan Committee
State Council
Hoover Food Organization
Indiana
Hoover
Federal
America
Germany
A. Lys Brown
Emerson
William G. Irwin
Columbus
Comfort
Evans Woollen
Walter W. Gregg
Indianapolis
War Library Fund
United States Boys Working Reserve
Isaac D. Straus
Strauss
Jasper County
Burridge Butler
Prairie Farmer
Illinois
Geo. L. Mackintosh
Wabash College
R. M. Ladd
Gary
J. N. Logan
W. P. Bitner
Bloomington
Indiana University
The
State Council of Defense
Germany’s Military Plans Face Scrutiny by Critics
Major Moraht argues Germany seeks to strengthen the Prussian military, expand its army and wartime prep. He notes German soldiers would welcome victory but fear a surprise attack, as in 1914, and warns of a readiness to crush rivals. The piece frames Germany as a global threat and cites U.S. resolve to curb Kaiser power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Chatty
Germany
Rome
Bolo Pasha
Bernstorff
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico
Berlin
United States
Russia
England
France
Red Cross
Belgium
Poland
Rumania
Serbia
Reichstag
Kaiser
Riga
Persian Gulf
House of Hollenzollern
Major Moraht
Austria
Major Maroht
Buy bonds and save food in Indiana appeal
The Indiana State Council of Defense urges bonds to save food as a widespread campaign. From the State House to county courthouses and through bond salesmen, the call reaches every office and home in the Hoosier commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Council of Defense
George Ade
Indianapolis
Indiana
State House
County Councils of Defense
Hoosier Commonwealth
Judge A D Thomas Visits Daughter in Hays Event
Judge A D Thomas of Crawfordsville visited his daughter Mrs Will H Hays here over Sunday for a family gathering and local visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Thomas
Crawfordsville
Will H. Hays
Advertised Letters List for Sullivan Indiana Post Office
Unclaimed letters dated October 17 1917 at Sullivan Indiana Post Office. Ladies list includes Dellie Baker Susan Crynes Louise Hickman Edna Hines Miss Hsta Manus Miss Margie Powers. Gentlemen list includes Denny Dave Hawkins James Hilderbrand Charlie Miller Harvey Russell Harry Whitlock. Call and say advertised with date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dirrelle Chaney
R. P. White
Publishers
Sullivan
Austria Hungary
Turkey
Romania
Great Britain
Woodrow Wilson
Kaiser Wilhelm
Schroeder & Price
Sherman Building
Sullivan County
Haddon Township
Sarah J. Rogers
Jno
C. Chaney
Jnod
Oliver Steele
Jos. S. Rogers
Jackson Township
Thursa Cummins
Homer Ridgeway
Jefferson Township
Milard C. Dale
Wm. M. Trimble
Susan M. Roberts
Gerthel C. Pool
Turman Township
Elizabeth Manning
Verna Campbell
Claud A. Campbell
Dugger
Nathan W. Ringo
Dugger State Bank
Block 9
Hymera
Henry D. Keene
W. D. Kensler
Keen
Merom
Lila Mosteller
Josephine Mahan
Anna Hughes
Cuthbert J. Sherman
Frank J. Nicholas
Ziba Howe
Samuel Kelley
W. H. Eaton
Mattie Booker
Martha E- Campbell
Enoma J. Daniels
Bugk’s
Republican City
Tem
Bernhardi
China
John M. Osborne
Ind
Telephone
Graysville
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!