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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1919
Page
4
The Times and other democratic papers warned against the Indiana tax law but Sullivan county taxes fell by fifty percent under the new law. The piece questions the Times's stance and notes the unexpected tax rate reduction amid Republican leadership.
The piece condemns the rejection of the Shan tung amendment awarding Shantung to China, calling it an outrage against public morals and China’s rights. It warns that Japan’s conduct risks Chinese sovereignty and U.S. security, doubting any promise to return the province.
A distorted column argues Japan will expand into Siberia after controlling Russian territories east of the Urals and occupy Pacific islands as bases. It claims Japan will be a dominant world power, with Shantung’s fate cited as an easy start, while warning against League of Nations compromises and urging preservation of American sovereignty and immigration policies.
Mrs. Hattie Turman wife of Wim R Turman of Scott City died October 16 1919 she was born January 18 1842 aged 77 years 9 months and 2 days she leaves a devoted family member and is mourned by relatives and friends.
A government program left 70 130 motor vehicles valued at 175 million dollars unused since armistice with 11 000 cars at Camp Holabird Md decaying under the elements. Congressman Reavis of Nebraska chairs a committee probing this wasteful handling and delay in disposal.
Mrs Bell Poulsom of Cleveland Ohio Mrs Grace Hilderbrand of Terre Haute and Mrs Berth Smith of Denver Colorado mourn and recall their husband three daughters one son Allen of Kalispell Montana two little boys gone before five sisters and one brother named in the notice.
A newspaper ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages. It asserts constitutional treatment via internal use and claims a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, offering testimonials upon request. The promotion mentions the Toledo Ohio company and nationwide druggists as suppliers.
The obituary notes Aunt Hattie Turman, daughter of Valentine Moore, twin to Harrison Moore, Civil War veteran, married to Wm. R. Turman on November 4, 1869. She joined the Christian church young and lived a steady Christian life, leaving many friends and relatives who will miss her. The item also mentions Martin Parks of Denver, formerly Sullivan’s dry goods businessman, visiting after nineteen years away, and invites readers to place Want Ads in PHE UNTON.
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