Tariff as campaign issue cited by Fairbanks
The Philadelphia Ledger argues the tariff remains a defining campaign issue. It notes Underwood and Wilson for protectionist shifts, asserts postwar needs for open mills and strong revenues, and says Democrats only feign conversion for votes while many leaders oppose protection. It stresses the tariff as a far reaching political question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Wilson
Cleveland
Europe
Democratic Party
Philadelphia Ledger
Beech Grove School Attendance and Local Visits Almanac
Beech Grove School opened last Monday week with seventeen pupils in attendance. The record lists multiple visits and social calls including Grandma Mayfeld in Sullivan, Willie Patten with Lou Bicknell in Graysville, Aunt Sarah Ann Lester at Abdselom Foutz, Cecile Patten at Beech Grove, Rev J C Foutz visiting relatives, Uncle John Patten improving after a buggy accident, and numerous residents visiting or visiting from nearby towns such as Terre Haute, Graysville, Sullivan, York Illinois, Craysville, and Leonard Bostick households.
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Grandma Mayfeld
Sullivan
Willie Patten
Lou Bicknell
Graysville
Sarah Ann Lester
Abdselom Foutz
Cecile Patten
Beech Grove
J. C. Foutz
Claremont
Ill
John Patten
Qriena Frakes
Tressa Walters
Terre Haute
Naomi Crow
Goldie Myers
Leonard Bostick
James Kelley
Seymour Monk
Bob Davis
J. F. Patton
Earl Harris
York
Gertie Loughry
Birdie Cox
Mary Foutz
J. P. Martin
Craysville
Harry Adams
Carl Foutz
Vinnette Handley
Wilson’s Policies Sparked War Risk with Mexico
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues Wilson bears blame for provoking a possible war with Mexico. It states Mexico sought friendship and trade stability, but U.S. interference in Mexican internal affairs made protection of rights unachievable, forcing arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Germany
Mexico
United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Wool sale in Calgary averages 29.9 cents per pound
At the annual wool sale in Calgary on August 4 the market averaged 29.9 cents a pound. The note asks what the Wilson-Underwood law had to do with wool pricing.
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Calgary
Canada
Absentee Voter Registration May Be Filed by Affidavit
Under current law a voter absent from the precinct on registration day October 9 may register by affidavit. County Chairman Dhrelle Chaney has blank affidavits and will help anyone prepare the affidavit.
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Dh? Relle Chaney
Shelburn News Briefs Include Robbery Hit On Local Boy
Willie Webb, son of Mr and Mrs Caleb Webb, was robbed on Tuesday morning while bicycling toward Currysville. Two tramps confiscated his lunch, punctured his tires, forced him to accompany them to Standard and fled on a southbound freight when warned of danger. Authorities in Sulli van were alerted but the pair had already left. Mrs Martha Os burn marked her 84th milestone at her Shel burn residence with family gathered. She is a pioneer of Hamilton township and a daughter of Dona hue and Rachel Pinkston. Her son Dr Osburn died in 1896. Mrs Ed Thompson traveled to Sulphur Springs Texas with sister Mrs Emma Martin for a visit.
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Willie
Caleb Webb
Currysville
Martha Osburn
Thomas Osburn
Hamilton Township
Shelburn
Eva Nesbit
Launemin
Illinois
Bryce Ridgeway
Cale Thompson
Cozy
Fred Bolinger
Eva Bean
Golda Hauger
Avanelle
Elza Osburn
Opal
Forest
Ruby Kennett
Irene Wilson
Grandma Osburn
Donahue
Rachel Pinkston
Lexington
the Cliff
Graysville
Big Springs
M. KE
Osburn
Sherburn
Railroad Street
Ed Thompson
Sulphur Springs
Texas
John Higdon
St. Louis
Emma Martin
Soldiers Widows Pensions Expanded by Act
John C. Chaney advertises to prepare widow pension applications under the new act. Eligible widows receive $12.00 per month, increasing to $20.00 at age 70, with war widows granted $20.00 regardless of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Chaney
Political Pottage and Wilson’s Compromise Critique
A Philadelphia Inquirer view likens Woodrow Wilson to Esau, accusing him of sacrificing core democratic principles for political gain. The piece argues the sought votes may be illusory and critiques the bargain as a dangerous folly.
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Esau
Woodrow Wilson
Philadelphia Inquirer
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey remedy for colds
Neglected colds worsen with a stuffed head and tight chest. Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey relieves irritation, loosens phlegm, and eases breathing. Pleasant for children and adults, available at your druggist for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Democratic Congress Passes Graft Claim on $20 Million
Tom Taggart accuses the appropriation bill of containing twenty million dollars in graft though he offered no comment until the measure was secure. His colleague Mr. Kern, also in the party, voted for the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Taggart
Democratic Congress
Tom
Mr. Kern
Taggart
Rough on Rats ends in outdoor extermination claim
Ad promotes a pest killer labeled Rough on Rats promising to end rats mice and bugs outdoors. It markets economy sizes for 25c or 15c in drug and country stores with free comic picture and mentions usage by the U S government. Address: S Wells Jersey City New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Gov’t
Drug & Country
S. Wells
Jersey City
N. J
Argentine ball play noted in Commerce reports
Commerce reports say there are very few pairs raised in Argentina. The note mocks poor spelling or hints Argentinians are novices in the great American game.
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Department of Commerce
Argentina
Allen's Foot-Ease for Troops Aids War Zone Feet
War zone hospitals order Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes and use in foot baths for troops. It gives rest to hot tired swollen feet and makes walking easier. Available at druggists everywhere for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Final Settlement Notice in Sullivan Circuit Court
Sar ah E. Hilderbrand administratrix of William Tarwater deceased files final account with Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for October 6 1916, the 29th judicial day of September term. Creditors heirs and legatees urged to appear and show cause why the report should not be approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Hilderbrand
William Tarwater
Sullivan Circuit Court
Walter F. Wood
Marshall Says He Would Resign If Wilson Dies
Vice-president Tom Marshall states he would resign if President Wilson dies, suggesting less unease if the president’s health should fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Marshall
Wilson
Clear Bad Skin From Within Says Dr Wing Medicine
An advertisement claims pimples and muddy complexions come from blood impurities. It promotes Dr Wing's New Life Pills to cleanse poisons, brighten the eye, and provide a full morning bowel movement after taking the night before. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wing
Dr. King
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G. G. Billman
East Side Square
Riggs Clay Product Company
Sullivan, Indiana
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East Side Sq. Sullivan, Ind
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Shelburn Enterprise
Globe
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Bucklen
Parker
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