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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
2
The report cites controversy over Cullop appointing his wife as secretary and others claiming his stepson and clerk role. Mrs Cullop says the appointment was reward for her campaign work. Democrats condemn the childish dispute and Cullop’s bid for more offices amid district fatigue with his greed.
In Indianapolis a sparsely attended Democratic rally followed Governor Ralston's campaign kickoff. Donn Roberts of Terre Haute sat front row and distributed campaign cards while Tom Crawford and the Fairbanks machine ran the event.
Sacramento dispatch notes California August 25 primaries left Governor Johnson and the Bull Moose ticket far behind Republicans in votes. Heney and Rowell led the Moose senator race while Johnson carried weaker county results, with Los Angeles and San Joaquin contrasting patterns. Officials warn results may shift slightly but show Republicans ahead statewide.
Notice warns butchers stock buyers and dealers in meats to enforce Pure Food Law. It describes health standards for meat, condemns tuberculous or cholera-affected animals, and urges reporting of diseased slaughter sales to local health officers and the State Food Commissioner. Signed H. Be. Barnard State Food and Drug Commissioner September 10 1914.
Indiana Republicans frame a campaign scene at Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis on September 17 with Hugh Th Miller insisting on GOP fidelity to 1854 values. He attacks Democratic machine politics, urges merit in appointments, tariff fairness, and workman protections while praising Republican records and restraint in public spending.
Mr and Mrs Ed Anderson and daughter Ebba returned Wednesday from Sweden after four months with relatives and friends. They report war spirit in Sweden and widespread travel to the country as towns grow deserted. Banking is suspended and travelers checks cash at a steep discount while passage via Liverpool was needed as direct sailings were unavailable for months.
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