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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1914
Page
3
Indianapolis dispatch reports Governor Ralston challenged opponents to name specific corruption linked to Homer L Cook. Fort Wayne News cites accusations that Cook signed defective salary bills, while critics urge accountability and question the governor's handling amid a broader machine scandal.
In Terre Haute on September 29 two democratic gatherings in the county adjourned quickly after the presiding officers announced plans to vote the straight Republican ticket, signaling a shift in local party support.
Q I Springer came back Thursday after several weeks in Colorado visiting Mr and Mrs Perry Botts in Colorado Springs. He says the trip was very enjoyable and the highlight was the time spent with the Botts.
Joe S. Schroeder of this city and Brown & Schroeder was admitted as a member of the Sullivan county bar Friday on motion of John C. Chaney.
United States Senators William Borah of Idaho and Theodore Burton of Ohio will tour Indiana in October for speaking engagements. Borah plans six talks, likely in South Bend and Evansville, while Burton’s exact appearances are not yet set. The Republican speakers bureau promotes their tour amid large public interest and high demand.
The fall session of the Presbytery of Indiana met at Bethany Presbyterian Church in Vincennes. John C. Chaney was elected moderator the first layman chosen to the post. Thirty ministers and numerous elders attended. Rev. George W. Williams retired as moderator and gave the opening sermon.
Charles S. Bush, president of S. Bush & Co. and a top Ft. Wayne Progressive figure, renounces the Progressive party and reaffirms support for the Republicans. Once an ally of the Roosevelt movement, he defended Progressives in August but now argues the movement is dead and would only aid Democrats. He gave his first Republican speech at Aboite Center on Monday night.
The notice states that residents who did not register in September must register on October 5 to be eligible to vote in November. It emphasizes the deadline and eligibility requirement for the upcoming election.
Indianapolis observers say the Crawford Fairbanks Taggart bloc backs Beveridge presence as he tours the state. The combined Democratic machine and Bull Moose bosses influence election boards, with indictments in Marion county and concerns of inside work ahead of the November vote.
The Indiana Daily Times argues for Hugh Miller, Republican nominee for U S senator, praising his clean private life and practical public record. It notes he is not an orator, but has courage to speak effectively when needed and a track record as Indiana legislator and former lieutenant governor.
Indianapolis Sept 29 The Crawford Fairbanks Tom Taggart organization has spent months examining public records to determine if crooked work occurred.
Judge W H Bridwell ruled for Mussellman of Paris Illinois against Upham of Knox county Ohio in an oil lease dispute. Mussellman owned 300 acres. Upham failed to drill and only erected a derrick. The court awarded 8300 with four installments of 300 each and attached Upham assets totaling 80 000 in Knox county to secure the judgment. It is the largest verdict Bridwell has issued since taking the bench.
The Princeton Clarion News lauds Will Hays of Sullivan as head of Indiana Republicans praising his integrity and open campaign style. It commends his rejection of crooked methods, boss rule, and seeks broad participation from all party members with honest, principled leadership.
Advert text claims Po-Do-Lax cures pimples by correcting indigestion and toning the liver. It pledges a clear complexion and steady nerves, offering a 50c bottle with money back if not satisfied. All druggists carry it.
Mrs. John M. Graham of Dayton Ohio is visiting her sister Mrs. C C Carr.
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