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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1908

Page

6

Cullop Attacks Chaney At Vincennes Political Meeting

A Democratic rally in Vincennes featured A Cullop denouncing Congress as do nothing and attacking Chaney on roll calls and pension votes. James M Hudson spoke of inconsistencies in Sullivan county politics while noting the rain pushed the event to 7 50 P M in the court room.

Calicp Bellows Forth A. Cullop Hack & Simon Brewing Company Vincennes Congress Court House James M. Hudson Greene-Sullivan Cullop Department of Commerce and Labor Panama Canal Chaney Congressman Chaney Congressman Brick Vincennes Mistillery House Senate McCumber

Not Signed by Bryan Letters Sent to Republicans

A surge of letters bearing William J. Bryan’s name are circulating in Sullivan County and beyond asking Republican voters to support him. The letters are printed in Pennsylvania, stamped with Bryan’s name in Chicago, and mailed to Lincoln, then directed to Bryan’s home. Democratic precincts sent 100000 names of Republicans who leaned toward Bryan, hoping recipients are flattered into voting for him.

Bryan Sullivan William J. Bryan Pennsylvania Chicago Lincoln Neb Sullivan County Republican Party Taft Philippines Panama Canal

Carlisle School Notes Third Class Meeting At Miss Curtier Home

The Carlisle senior class held its third meeting at Miss Flo Curtier’s home on October 21 with all members and two faculty present. President Walters led the session, music was provided by several students, and a three course luncheon followed. State Normal president W. W. Parsons visited and spoke to the high school, praising the work. Several faculty and students were noted in activities and excursions, including visits to Sullivan to hear Taft and to Vincennes for Cullop’s speech.

Carlisle Flo Curtier Mary Haughton Grover Clayton Walters Helen Holmes W. W. Parsons State Normal Terre Haute Ethel Burroughs Sarah Pence Claude Willis Hdna Johnson Lulu Seever Mrs. Gibbony Hud Mary Hauruton Ed Kite Here Scottsville Vincennes

Surprise 47th Birthday Dinner for Albert Lewellyn

On Friday October 24 a dinner was given at the home of Albert Lewellyn to honor his 47th birthday. Guests included Wm Wright and family Mrs Perkiser Hallie Wright Sam Lewellyn and family Mrs Flossie Ferree John Lewellyn Hazie Deckard and wife and Mrs Frank Lewelyn and children.

Albert Lewellyn Lewellyn Wm. Wright Perkiser Hallie Wright Sam Lewellyn Flossie Ferree John Lewellyn Hazie Deckard Frank Lewelyn

Goodbye Arthur Cutler and the Bryan pitch in Carlisle

A 1908 Carlisle political broadside attacks Arthur Cutler a Republican attorney inviting a Friday night speech on Bryan while denouncing his claimed non partisan stance. It mocks his shifts in party and links him to Tom Taggart and Sullivan Times coverage.

Bryan A. D. Cutler Carlisle School Yard Cutler Republican Organization Henry Watterson Mr. Cutler Mr. Bryan Gompers Taft Equity Courts John Oklahoma Haskell Chicago South The Sullivan Times Hughes Poynter Times Arthur Haddon Township P. S Tom Taggart John Lamb Tom

Bryan or Taft Taft victory urged by New York Republicans

The piece argues Taft will win the presidency, citing parade support in New York and favorable editorials. It attacks Bryan on bank deposit issues and anti injunction planks, praises Taft’s record, and endorses Chaney in Indiana’s Second District while condemning Cullop for tariff views. It links labor, finance, and industry to the election outcome.

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Local Machinists Reject Gompers Political Plan

Friendship Lodge No. 70 passes resolutions opposing Samuel Gompers and the AFL executive board for backing Democratic and Bryan policies. The group denounces the use of the AFL presidency as political capital and affirms no endorsement of the AFL leadership’s actions. Copies to AFL executive board and local press.

Machinists Lodge No. 70 International Association of Machinists American Federation of Labor Laurel Gompers Democratic Party Bryan Gompers Friend of Labor Tom Taggart Gambling den Rodger Sullivan Brian Murphy Fingy’ Connors Tammany Hall New York Friendship Lodge No. 70 S. A. of M Samuel Gompers

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