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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1914

Page

5

Mayor Roberts Sues Over Terre Haute School Tax

The suit of Donn M. Roberts mayor of Terre Haute against the Terre Haute School City seeks to stop a twenty six cent school tax levy. The case is moved to Sullivan circuit court for trial with papers filed Saturday. Defendants argue the extra levy is needed to avoid school funding gaps. Trial cannot begin for ten days and the levy must appear on the duplicate books within three weeks.

Donn M. Roberts Terre Haute Sullivan Circuit Court Railsback

Grand Jury Returns Murder Indictment In Hymera

Grand jury returns a first degree murder indictment against Joseph Jones of Hymera for the Aug 1 shooting of neighbor James Andrews. Jones has been jailed since the incident. Also indicted were James Peelman for assault with intent to kill after shooting Sherman Salyards, Ora Wright for brutal assault on Nancy Burton, and Burns McDaniels for assault with intent to kill after a saloon quarrel with Charles Alsman. All defendants remain jailed or out on bond.

Joseph Jones Hymera James Andrews Jones Andrews James Peelman Sherman Salyards Salyards Peelman Ora Wright Cass Township Nancy A. Burton Wright Burns McDaniels Charles Alsman Caledonia

Personal notes from county residents across travels and visits

Miss Frankie Neff heads to Greencastle for DePauw University. Miss Bessie Knotts visits Springfield then Erie Kansas. Col R F Knotts travels to Chicago to see son Will with Bowles Livestock. J A Chowning visits Howard Campbell and plans Chowning reunion near Shelburn. Rex Benefield returns from Lake Wales Florida. Mrs Russell Roberts visits her parents in Watseka. Rev A M McGuire attends Baptist meeting in Crawfordsville. Mrs Sam Mason heads to Duluth Minnesota.

Frankie Neff Greencastle DePauw University Bessie Knotts Sam Elinger Springfield Erie Kansas Col R. F. Knotts Chicago Will Knotts Bowles Livestock Company J. A. Chowning Washington Howard Campbell Shelburn Chowning Rex Benefield Lake Wales Fla H. V. Benefield Florida Russell Roberts Watseka, Ill John Hunt A. M. McGuire The Baptist Association Crawfordsville Sam Mason Duluth Minn Guy Ross

Purcell Murder Case Continued to November Term

The state case against Claude Purcell a city barber charged with murdering Fred Curtis a local showman last April has been postponed to the November term. Circus representatives will attend then to assist in the prosecution.

Tie Plant Contract Awarded to Vincennes Bridge Co

Merom Station secures contract for large tie factory with Vincennes Bridge Co as nine bidders within 1000 of the limit and five within 500. Steel car due Sept 22 and steel work to be finished within four weeks. Supt. Claude Hubble leads 20 men to complete the foundation next week.

Merom Station Vincennes Bridge Co Claude Hubble Merom Herald

Paxton Miners Live Here Highlight City Ties

Harry C. Booth superintendent of the Woolley mines reports the mine has not missed a day and runs at full capacity. About one hundred men employed in the mine are residents of Sullivan and a large miners wagon shuttles from Sullivan to the mine each morning, aiding local interests.

Paxton Harry C. Booth Woolley Booth Sullivan

Strawn Seeks Divorce and Alimony in Circuit Court

Glenna B Strawn of Jackson township sues Walter W Strawn for divorce custody of children and 20000 alimony. She alleges abuse and his habitual drinking and gambling. claims his personal property 5000 real estate 16000 and a 20000 bequest from uncle Joseph Graham on his mother’s death, age 76.

Glenna B. Strawn Jackson Township Walter W. Strawn Joseph Graham

Dr J R Hinkle Slipping Toward Critical Condition

Dr J R Hinkle has been seriously ill for some time and remains in a precarious condition. Mrs C F Batey and Miss Pearl Burton returned home last week from St Louis where they have been visiting.

J. R. Hinkle

Curry Republicans Name Township Ticket

Shelburn September 14 The Curry township Republican convention nominated candidates for township offices. Elza Woods chaired. L D Sink of Jackson township spoke as county commissioner candidate. Nominees include Trustee Taylor Gaskins Assessor Erastus R Price Justices Marion Mitchell Hartley Bennett John Wisener Constables Art Weaver Pearl Merschfield Frank Hauger Joseph Lamberts Advisory Board Thomas Kendall Thomas Sluder Charles Turner.

Shelburn Curry Township Elza Woods L. D. Sink Jackson Township Taylor Gaskins Erastus R. Price Marion Mitchell Hartley Bennett John Wisener Art Weaver Pearl Merschfield Frank Hauger Joseph Lamberts Thomas Kendall Thomas Sluder Charles Turner

Freeman Wedding Today

The marriage of Miss Kate Freeman to Mr Paul Vernor of Marshall Michigan will take place at eleven this morning at the bride’s parents home on Thompson street. Miss Freeman is a city high school graduate and a well known young woman. Mr Vernor is a representative of a publishing concern and they will reside in Marshall Michigan.

Graysville Teen Dies After Appended Operation

Miss Zelda Thomas, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Thomas of Graysville, died early yesterday after an operation for appendicitis performed Monday. A Graysville high school pupil, she would have graduated next spring. She was sister to Elmer and Clyde Thomas of this city.

Zelda Thomas Charles Thomas Graysville Miss Thomas Elmer and Clyde Thomas

Vacation ends as school opens in Graysville

Bert Mundon, who drowned at Turmans creek last Wednesday, was buried Friday at Johnson cemetery with relatives from Kansas City and South Dakota in attendance. Rev. W. H. Thompson closed the conference year's work, and will join Indiana conference sessions at New Albany this week.

Graysville Bert Mundon Turmans Creek Johnson Cemetery Kansas City South Dakota W. H. Thompson Indiana New Albany

Local School Openings and Community News Summary

Miss Ruth Wells entered Brown's business school in Terre Haute after traveling there last Saturday. The town school opened last Monday and several new students registered with more expected. Rev. Pope gave his farewell sermon and will attend the annual conference this week. Mrs. Frank Bulis visited Carlisle friends, and Don McKenzie also went to Terre Haute recently. Ross Lamb to teach at Farnsworth this year, John Setzer and Maud Burk noted in local staff lists.

Ruth Wells Terre Haute Brown’s Business School Read Cramer Hunt City Ill Rev. Pope Frank Bulis Carlisle Don McKenzie Ross Lamb Farnsworth John Setzer Maud Burk

Pull Backs referenced by Kansas speaker at Warren County GOP meeting

Lucien Lamb of Kansas former Williamsport resident told Warren County Republicans that Kansas has returned to the Republican column after a small Progressive vote showing. He said Indiana calls Progressive agitators helping Democrats Bull Moosers while Kanege uses term Pull Backs.

Williamsport Ind Warren County Republican Organization Lucien Lamb Kansas

Bootlegging Stunt Ends With Men Held In County Jail

In a county incident, Jimmy Brown and Joe Barclay were jailed on illegal liquor sale charges at Gilmour. Barclay, paralyzed since a mining accident, rode in on a chair. both men face the law amid a tale of poverty and bootlegging amid Terre Haute administration pressure.

Jimmy Brown Old Erin Joe Barclay Gilmouroo Jimmy Joe Barcley Union Barclay Gilmour Jimmy Jones Evansville Roberts Terre Haute Jimmy Jones & Company Bays Jones Kelley

Will of Dr John L Phillips Filed for Probate in Pleasantville

The will of the late Dr John L Phillips filed in circuit court probate. He leaves dwelling and all personal property to wife Mary Phillips. The will dated August 26 1914 is witnessed by T B OHaver A B Corbin and Winifred Creager.

DR. Phillips John L. Phillips Pleasantville Circuit Court Mary Phillips T. B. O’haver A. B. Corbin Winifred Creager

Local residents return from visits and a newborn joins Mayfield family

Mr and Mrs Sam Denney of Chicago have returned home after visiting William Denney and family. Jack Lester, formerly of Carlisle and now of San Bernardino California, has returned home after visiting Carlisle. Mr and Mrs Taylor Jewell visited Indianapolis and attended the state fair. A son named John Wesley Mayfield was born Thursday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Don Mayfield of this city.

Sam Denney Chicago William Denney Jack Lester Carlisle San Bardino California Taylor Jewell Indianapolis Don Mayfield John Wesley Mayfield

The Dentist of Sullivan Dr Lindley Promotes Modern Care

I have practiced dentistry in Sullivan for ten years with modern equipment. I strive to work quickly and first class, and I am very busy. Come in and get acquainted, for the small cavity today may become a painful tooth tomorrow. South of Interurban Station.

Sullivan DR. Lindley Interurben Station

Local Residents Move and Visit in Community

Mr and Mrs William Steele of Robinson have moved here to reside. Mr Steele is a brother of Herb Steele of this city. Mrs John Dickerson of Marshall Ind who formerly resided here is visiting Mr and Mrs Will Armstrong north of the city.

William Steele Robinson Mr. Steele Herb Steele City John Dickerson Marshall, Ind Will Armstrong

Also Mentioned on This Page

Vincennes Bridge Company CURRY MEROM Wiegal Coffman’s Park of Tilbres Shoe Julius Harry Shoe Co Toray Perry Pony F. M. Douthitt Clothier Majestic Theatre Movies Maxwell-Cowles Foot-Fitters Walters & Robbins Drug & Piano House LEE Ellis Harness the Peoples State Bank Roy Cowles W. E. Johnson & CO. Meats SOCOL Bennett’s Pharmacy West Side Square Retura Sam Goodman Cor Wabash Ave Pioneer Clothing Sxuppenheimer America Earth
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