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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1914

Page

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Been West for His Health Dies Aboard Train Near Des Moines

Drake of Fairbanks former merchant and postmaster thirty died suddenly on a train near Des Moines Iowa while en route home from Colorado where he had wages for lung trouble. He was accompanied by his wife and his brother B M Drake. The body arrived in Fairbanks Monday night and was taken to his home. He leaves a wife a mother and three brothers Hiram J H and B M Drake. He was a member of Masonic and Modern Woodmen lodges.

Wevi Drake Fairbanks Colorado Woodmen Sanitarium Des Moines Iowa Mr. Drake Cyrus Drake Price Thompson J. H. Drake Farmersburg Chicago Hiram Drake B. M. Drake Masonic and Modern Woodmen Lodges

Dunbar Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced to Prison

Dunbar, 28, of Jefferson township, pleaded guilty in circuit court to grand larceny for stealing cattle from Thomas B. Springer Jr. near New Lebanon. Judge Bridwell sentenced him to 2 to 14 years at the Jeffersonville reformatory, disfranchisement for 5 years, and a $25 fine. Dunbar's mother urged a suspended sentence, but the prosecutor refused.

Thinbar Tgare Jefferson Township Thomas B. Springer, Jr New Lebanon Jeffersonville Reformatory Bridwell Dunbar aAttorney Bays

Robbery spree linked to Sullivan store revealed in Evansville

Chief Rich and M Douthitt traveled to Evansville to pursue the Douthitt store robbery. John A Baker and Fred Hart confessed to robbing nine stores and a house in round about hours, with goods recovered including overcoats suits neckties and shirts. The Ford car used in the crime had been stolen in Indianapolis.

Robbri Y. Cheef Rich Rank M. Douthitt Sullivan Evansville Douthitt John A. Baker Duchine Polis Fred Hart Fort Wayne Evenssi Sn Hounsville Dheusaen Douthit Messrs Rich and Donthitt Ford Indianapolis

Managers Change at Local Publishing Houses

C. C. Carr, formerly manager of the Democrat Publishing Company, transfers to the Times Publishing Company of St. Petersburg Florida and becomes manager there. Arthur McGuire moves from news editor of the Times and Democrat to news editor and manager. Pa Poynter, controlling St. Petersburg Times and the Sullivan Times and Democrat, remains editor of the local publications.

C. C. Carr Democrat Publishing Company Times Publishing Company St. Petersburg Fla Arthur McGuire The Times and Democrat Pa Poynter

Fairbanks Boy Injured After Bicycle Collision

Volpha Starkey son of Mr and Mrs James Starkey Fairbanks was racing a bicycle Saturday when he hit an automobile driven by Madison Drake. He suffered a broken nose in two places a large forehead gash requiring thirteen stitches.

Volpha Starkey James Starkey Fairbanks Madison Drake

Public Sale Announced for J. B. Hawkins Farm

Public sale set for Saturday at 10 a m eight miles east of the city. J B Hawkins offers horses cattle farming implements and other items from his farm.

J. B. Hawkins

Notice to taxpayers compare current taxes with ten years ago

The notice advises taxpayers to compare their full tax installment with the amount on a receipt from a decade ago rather than the rate. It explains valuations and rates have risen over ten years and hints there is a method to reduce part of the burden.

County Dem Machine Benefits Highlighted In October Allowances

A newspaper critique notes that county commissioners allowances favor the Democratic machine with payments to the gravel road superintendent and deputies. It lists election expenses for precinct committeemen, cites a missing member found, and mentions Frank Foster paid $6.50 for infirmary work. The piece mocks self dealing and suggests commissioners profit from the county.

Mr. Taxpayer Democratic Machine Frank Foster Frank Mattix

Culley Turmoil Over Hymera Post Office Bid

Local note says Bill Cullop faces trouble over Hymera post office appointment with two rivals Frank Crim and Charley Vanarsdall claiming pledges. Both seek the job before the election and wonder which candidate for a fourth term Cullop will name.

Cullop Bill Cullop Hymera Frank Crim Charley Vanarsdall Mr. Cullop Bill

Election law summaries for voting offenses in US and Indiana

The text outlines federal and Indiana statutes on election crime. It covers conspiracy to intimidate voters, penalties of up to ten years federally, and Indiana provisions punishing violence, unlawful voting, vote selling, false affidavits, and inspector misconduct. It emphasizes penalties and prohibited acts surrounding the voting process.

United States U. S Indiana KFTH

Death of William T. Moore in Shelburn at 74

William T. Moore, longtime Shelburn resident and Civil War private of Co. B 31st Indiana, died Saturday at age 74. Survived by four sons and two daughters. Funeral Monday at M. B. church Shelburn conducted by Rev. A. P. Asbury. Burial at Brown's cemetery.

William T. Moore Shelburn Co. B Indiana M. B. Church A. P. Asbury Brown’s Cemetery

Miller Backed as Practical Senatorial Candidate

The editor defends Hugh Th. Miller's senate bid while downplaying oratorical flair. It praises his Indiana roots, teaching and business success, and notes clean conduct, experience, and integrity. It contrasts him with flashy speakers and urges more businesslike figures in Congress to curb demagogic rhetoric.

Hugh Th. Miller United States Senate Gosh Beveridge Miller Congress Public Service Indiana Mr. Miller United States New York Washington City

Ben Allen Critically Ill at Home in New Lebanon Area

Ben A. Allen aged 88, a pioneer resident of the county, is seriously ill at his home near New Lebanon. His condition is described as very alarming by family and local sources.

Ben Allen Ben A. Allen County New Lebanon

Democratic Flag Observed Amid Coal Slack Surplus

Hymera Indiana October 27 a Democratic pit boss laments the slack coal market noting demand has collapsed from 50 to 60 cents to about 10 cents a ton. Miners face idleness as vast piles of slack coal accumulate on company property with the boss pointing to the pile and saying there is the democratic flag.

Hymera Indiana

Sullivan County 1914 tax trends stir debate on road laws

Citizens weigh impact of 8.25 cent state tax hike on county finances and county road spending. Officials note gravel road payrolls and seven month free repairs totaling over 19 thousand dollars under a new road commissioner law. A corn show highlights county agricultural activity with prize awards and youth club wins.

Charles H. Bedwell Sullivan County

Corn Show Declared a Success Across All Classes

The event featured strong competition and a wide range of varieties, with overall judging marking the corn show as a success.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Levi Drake Been West Min Hugh Miller Shively Fr. Wayne News Crawford Fairbanks Tom Taggart Hrewith Saturday Fair Association A. W. Hayes S. E. Gaskins Claude Story Corwin Phillips Chas Pirtle Rex Ford Harold Pirtle Oscar Williams Boys Corn Club James Bishop J. H. Lund E. Gaskins Gus Chowning Lewis Story Ozro Pigg Chas. Pirtle John Lund Ralph Gordon Franklin Walters Harold Pirtie Braxton Nash Royle Thomas Chas Wright Corn Club Purdue University Josh Beasley Professor Brown Sullivan High School James Whipps Haddon Township Philip Freis Paul Pirtle Hayes John Wambaugh Gorse Lovelace George Liston Ed Dailey George McDonall Summit Sand & Gravel Co James F. Akers Co. F. Wardner John H. Pittman iJohn Wambaugh Thomas McKinley William M. Beard George McDonall Ener George Hampton J. EK. Hunt EF. Waidner John Lund Ee Isaac Keene Wesley Carrico Bishop M. Walters Roscoe Carrithers J. W. Cox J. W. Cox Eee Reese Ed Dailey See Brownell Imp Co Eaae Dailey Lyman Pound Central City Pub K. KE. Carrithers Courtney Nichols Over George W. Hampton John Ford Ward & Russell Hd Dailey W. S Bicknell S Bicknell CC Gorse Love Wesley Carrico Bee C. Woodard Sweee Bishop M. Walters M. C. Sims Roscoe Carrithers E. C Sims Jas. M. Cox Lewis Colvin W. S. Bicknell M. Beard Pound Sete S. C Wesley Carrico Thos. McKinley George Liston Ce Tae George McDowall James W. Cox J. E. Hunt Wwe Seer A. C. Stone & L. Co A. & C. Stone Co James T. Akers Summit Gravel Co Merom Gravel Co Ewe BE. Waidner Ce
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