Chaney’s Second District race highlighted by pension and reform issues
Historical report outlines John Cheney’s congressional record, praising his service on pension bills for veterans, creation of a private pension bureau, and opposition to ship subsidies. It contrasts Cheney with challenger Cullope, notes district support, and cites Cheney’s attendance, votes, and pledges while detailing party positions and temperance debates.
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Nateradio Mar Charnes
Uican
Ullop
Chaney
Tris
Culions
Vircennes
Poe
Congress
Pension Bureau
Grand Army
W. A. Keteham
Indianapolis
McCumber
Interiom Department
Cerduer Stuehl
Scould
Giindug
Tiemeconelas
West Virginia
Mer.haney
Geologiead Survey
Bureau of
Rls
Paleo
Accus
Nis
Westereton
Cultor Peestiy
Washington
Culright
Leo
Cloepes
Uae
Mir
Lamerlas Hisviv
Duscetad
Bedford Democrat
Congresstign Oulanes
Dusitess
Mireles
Congressiui
Rasheer
Clancy
John E
Dais
Tiereapde
Troepder
Mar Chaney
Dietat- Seq
Seryviee Pension
Washington Aid
Congressiornel
Felesriphers
Gaicen
Oho Fao
Aepubliic
Bedford
Saisa
Blachington
Abralem
Lincoln
Nin
Coun
House of Representatives
Sullivan Boy Recalls Soldier Life in San Francisco Camp
Otto Luz, a former local high school pupil, writes home from Camp Win McKinnon in San Francisco about early camp duties, fires, skirmish drill, and simulated battles. He describes tents, guard duties, a hospital fire scare, and trench work, noting the training felt like war and ends with best wishes to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan Boy
California
M. Lutz
Otto
Camp Win
McKinnon
San Francisco
Cal
Old Port Point
Wei
Uv Oridock
Sneall Aris
Ssth
Arias
Charles Oypto Luz
Cogs
Lon
Presidio
Sam Prateiseeo
Fire consumes Howard Canhell land near Sullivan
Eypsies camping along the roadside started sparks from a smouldering fire that set the dead wirass ablaze four miles north of Sullivan on Wednesday afternoon. The blaze quickly spread across bottom lands, burning a barn and miscellaneous structures. About 100 acres of rail f ei were sustained.
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Howard Can Hell
Sullivan
Unclear fragments report on Wien omeier and Miss Smith
Fragmentary text mentions Wien Omeier age years and Miss Amaresie Smith noted by Squire Riprkliaua Phorsday. Details are unreadable and no full event or context available.
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Adres Wien Omeier
Amaresie Smith
Csquire Riprkliaua Phorsday
Fragmented Civil District Notes and Public Expenditures Listing
Fragmentary OCR reads like a county official ledger listing salaries, costs, and public works. Names include A. Latoon, Sullivan Lighting Co, Burford, Crowder, and Poynter with entries for road viewers, jail, court expenses, and bridge repairs.
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Bea
Hiedley
Proegk Shelleer
Fethersogy
AL Zirk & Son
Sour Iacksom
Dedwell
Mportes Vile
Aes
AL OW
Shedmuck
Oa Sohne
Santee
Seresel
AL Shey
Sia
Marihe Borvick, Saqioe
Bpraisk
Excuse Assess
Weeal Bates
Deere
Sullivan Sdehitips
Bard Park
LL. Dailey
Betyes Sullivan Light Co
W. OG
Burford
Expense Recorder
Aood
Curry
Same
Ool Sirliivadr Light
Satie
Rush Ilunt
Sunydies Jaibo
Corkins Chentread Co
Vphouns
Stinmens
Ee Wow
Asdell
EL Ae
Expenses Camphouse
Southern Pro
Conk Co
Helooth
Pattie Duilew
Care Grommds
KY Plankins
Ee Bex Sanders
Care
Setinidt & Co
Plieford Arnett
Clote
Buriah Solder
ALON
Button
Sie Cs
Len Dattley
Richard Park
Salary County
Woo. Bradbew
Dona Deatth
E. Pyavis
Mravk UbiAtt
Claude McKissick
John Backman
Mike Stanley
Rewer
Jrrewitt
ETS
Airya
Qraertle Thomas
Perry Downey
Perry M. Downey
Henry M. Moore
Chambers
J. Thomas
Win Watson
Ceee
VOSS
Sullivan Union
Prarie Sacherw
Inox County
Jont Secor
Pittamam
RaSh Zoo Moo
Walters
Ani
County Coutmedh
Traniter Oat Dailoo
Any Sane
Prisepers Aiderincnals
Tis Oo Sublivan Lighting Co
Eierk
Same Wi
Crowder
Ccc
Ccc. Eee 42000 MCL Medsker. ccc
Eali
Paul Powuters
Knotts & Parks
Sisset
No. 2 Picture No 1 shows wound on horse breast
An 18 inch deep wound across a horse’s breast is shown in picture No 1 and described as so deep it could lift windpipe. Picture No 2 shows 12 bottles, 50 cent size, healing in eight weeks without blemish. Price $1.00, 50c, 25c. 25 cent bottles for family use only. For sale by all druggists.
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Paw Tapiidp
Terceoel CP
Cea S. Eeut
Poe
Elverrl Chota
Warner
Karbon-Kutter
Popharyotene Yan Town
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Ford
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Dineself
Dielket
Teyisons
Fry
Dhe
Distriet
Taney Cete
Pius
Pepete
Otis
Chilliew
Vie Cueipetog
Aisre
Choatey
Vetins Vii
Tie
Fideresiedd
Lemperedh
Chivas
Itosawthias Teak
Bowas
Paediity
UELPN
Tap
Phosn
Moeshall
Powis
Hoase of Representatives
House
Poduve
Congressman Brick
South Bend
Ind
We Five
Tea Feiser Auto. Co
St. Dinderemapietis
Specio
Willis- Haywood - Holcomb -Co
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Worth Sleels
St. Indianapolis
Ward
EL Bean
Ben Crowder
J. Curry
W.oel
Dyridtwell. Co. Atly
OB. Burford
Ben C. Crowder
Srme
DeBaun
Paul Poynter
Board of Health
Aivey
Sippmoms, Sane
Eee
Uoda
Tormiude Mts. Co. Sane
Joe WK
Smock
Siime
Watters
Blom. Cunningham
PS. Doone
Hl. Lovelsee
Atessy Ou
Turnbull
S. Lewehl
Free Cravel Rodd
Vincennes Brdg. Co
S. Shepherd
Julius Harry Shee Ce
James Knotts
Toria
DR. Cox
Axminster
Central Store CO
W. M. Dobbins, Mer
South Side Square
the Times
Reed & Batey
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