State Republican Love Feast Planned for December
Indianapolis Sept 23 The Republican state committee voted to revive the annual state love feast in Indianapolis on December 29 or 30 with a national Republican headliner. The meeting drew delegates from 91 counties and featured many potential candidates for lieutenant governor and various state offices including judgeships treasurer and superintendent of public instruction. Several announced bids emerged and others contemplated entering races in the upcoming nominating process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Republican State Committee
Hotel Severin
State Fair Ground
Fred A. Sims
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Jack Henley
State Committee
John M. Lewis
Seymour
Edgar D. Bush
Salem
Thomas T. Moore
Greencastle
William M. White
Crawfordsville
J. A. Minturn
Marion County
Lawson M. Harvey
J. M. Leathers
Charles Henderson
Greene Circuit Court
Supreme Bench
Oz McMurtie
Marion
Grant County
Job Freeman
Terre Haute
Charles W. Lanz
Bedford
Eben Wolcott
Ed Jackson
Newcastle
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Linneans CC
Hines
Indiana
Henry G. Brown
Lebanon
State Board of Education
Claypool
I. Newt Brown
Franklin
Otto Klaus
Evansville
Dual Candidacy Emerges For Attorney General Nomination
Ele Stansbury of Williamsport and E V Harris of Ft Wayne announce their candidacies to secure the nomination for attorney general, aiming to boost their chances in the upcoming race.
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Ele Stansbury
Williamsport
E. V. Harris
Ft. Wayne
Sullivan Chamber of Commerce Holds Busy Meeting
The Mem bers Council gathered at headquarters on Thursday evening for a largely attended session. New secretary Lodde outlined proposals to aid Sullivan and Sullivan County including a Made in Sullivan exhibit and a forthcoming Fashion Exhibit. Train accommodations for miners and an inspector of weights and measures were discussed, with plans to pursue county fair funding and a report on Dixie Bee Line routes by C. H. Stratton.
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Chamber Council
Chamber of Commerce
Lodde
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Peerless
Glendora
I. S. Draper
City of
C. H. Stratton
Kentucky
Tennessee
Cullop Sees Panther Reported Near Vincennes
Bicknell Indiana Sept 26 farmers near Bruceville road report panther or jaguar sightings causing fear among residents. Representative W A Cullop said he saw a large panther like animal two miles from Bicknell, leaping across the road and disappearing. Mrs Cullop and the chauffeur suspected a panther after a second sighting on Wheatland road. Farmers think the beast escaped from a circus.
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Cullop
Vincennes Bicknell
Bruceville Road
W. A. Cullop
George McClure
Bicknell
Wheatland Road
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Indiana 1915
List of names of letters unclaimed at the Sullivan Indiana post office dated September 29 1915. Items include ladies and gentlemen names such as Cullen Deckard Eaton Erna Goodwin Sanders Shepherd Wood and others. Call for these letters with the phrase advertised. if unclaimed within two weeks they go to the dead letter office.
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Sullivan
Ind
New Suits Filed In Civil Docket
Mary F Gibbs sues Richard Gibbs for damages. W Roy Osburn sues Chauncey R Douglas and Charles B Witherell on note. Ed Whitfield sues Clark Alexander to foreclose lien. Peoples State Bank of Sullivan sues Thomas A Bird and Thomas L Bird. J M Walker & Son sues August Wagner on note. 8S Bowser & Co Inc sues Herman Helen on contract.
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Mary F. Gibbs
Richard Gibbs
W. Roy Osburn
Chauncey R. Douglas
Charles B. Witherell
Whitfield
Clark Alexander
Peoples State Bank of Sullivan
Thomas A. Bird
Thomas L. Bird
J. M. Walker & Son
August Wagner
F. Bowser & Co., Inc
Herman Helen
Maple couple welcome daughter born last week
A daughter was born last week to Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Maple of Shelburn.
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J. B. Maple
Shelburn
Princeton Artist Designs Dixie Bee Line Marker
A Princeton artist designed a marker symbolizing union for the Dixie Bee Line highway. Painted by W. J. Walsh and unveiled at a chamber luncheon, the design features crossed staves, entwined flags, and an eagle, with north and south pointing directions and a Dixie Bee Line shield. The marker aims to promote brotherhood and official adoption as the Princeton marker.
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W. J. Walsh
Princeton Clarion News
Col
Gil. R. Stormont
Col. Stormont
Clarksville, Tenn
Leaf
Indiana
Our
Grand Republic
Chamber of Commerce
Evansville
Princeton
Court notes report various divorces and judgments
On motion of Arthur E. DeBaun a Sullivan county bar member was admitted. Several divorces were granted including Elizabeth Seever vs Charles Seever and Pearl Mundell vs Carl Mundell with custody awarded in one case. Foreclosures and judgments were entered against multiple defendants, and a Carlisle library board appointment was noted. A coal company quiet title suit was under advisement.
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Circuit Court
Arthur E. DeBaun
Fred B. Lash
Farmersburg
Sullivan County
Elizabeth Seever
Charles Marvin Seever
Ben C. Crowder
Walter L. Cooksey
Lola Cooksey
Pearl Mundell
Carl Mundell
Sylvia G. Lowe
Claud M. Lowe
Mary Uilderbrand
Philip Hilderbrand
Union Christian College
Nettie Houpt
Anderson W. Pigg
James M. Brown
Lou McConnell
Carlisle
Carlisle Public Library Board
James Kelly
George Anders
Charles Adams
E. D. Thixton
C. & E. L. Railroad Co
Pat H. King
Duggers
Vandalia Coal Co
Vandalia Railroad Co
When Men Beat It Carpet Germs Discovery
The state board of health warns that beating carpets releases dangerous germs from seams. Streptococci and staphylococci may become airborne and irritate throats when men beat carpets, while women do not trigger the same release, per an article in the Martin County Tribune.
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State Board of Health
Martin County Tribune
Local youths depart for Culver Military Academy
Tom Reid and Ernest Thixton left Monday for Culver to attend Culver Military Academy. Miss Gertrude Cain returns to St Petersburg Florida after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Cain and resumes work in the St Petersburg Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reid
Ernest Thixton
Culver
Culver Military Academy
Gertrude Cain
John Cain
St. Petersburg
Fla
The
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Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Co
ARTI
Department of Banking
Citizens Trust CO
Sullivan, Ind
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
Geo. F. Stone
D. D
Stone
Oliver J. Dudley
Joie Riggs
Union
Dixie Bee Line
Ver
H.C. Steel
David L. Kaplan
N. Court St
DIX Lumber Company
Della Riggs
Fairbanks
MO. M. Osburn
JowNey
Lowney
Isaac E. Brown
R. R
Graysville
John M. Osburn
John T. Riggle
J. Bell Durham
Cooper Bros
Merom
QO. H. Burke
O. D
Kelly’s Jewelry
Jackson
Arch R. West
Jackson Township
Board of County Commissioners
Lizzie DeBaun
Roy Smock
Essie Rusk
DeBaun
Miss Rusk
Telephone Exchange
Dr. Linney
Davis
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