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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1914

Page

6

Republican Convention Nominates Township Officials in Dugger

The Cass township Republicans meet in mass convention at Carpenter's Hall Red Men’s Hall Dugger on Friday Oct 2 1914 at 7 30 PM to nominate a township ticket. Dirrelle Chaney county chairman Walter F Wood secretary.

Cass Township Carpenter's Hall Red Men’s Hall Dugger Dirrelle Chaney Walter F. Wood Fairbanks Township Fairbanks Diarelle Chaney

State slate of officers and judges listed in county ticket

Local voters are presented with a county slate listing candidates for state and local offices. The ticket includes US Senate Hugh Th Miller, Secretary of State Judge Ed Jackson, Auditor Newt Brown, Treasurer Joe Freeman, Attorney General El Stansbury, Superintendent Horace Ellis, Supreme Court Judge Quincy Myers, Appellate Court Judges Lucius Embree Ira Batman, M A Chapman, U S Lesh, Shepherd J Crumpacker, Clerk of Supreme Court Will W Adams, State Geologist Harry R Campbell, and county positions such as Prosecuting Attorney Hinkle C Hays, Representative Wesley Forbes, Clerk Circuit Court John E M Purcell, Shell Bolinger, Auditor Frank H Badger, Recorder Fred Hallett, Sheriff J Hilla Needhammer and Oliver Steele, Surveyor John Erlinger, Coroner Marion F Aiken, Commissioner districts L D Line and John Exline.

Supreme Court Quincy A Oscar E. Bland Greene County Hinkle C. Hays Sullivan Wesley Forbes Farmersburg John E. M. Purcell Carlisle Shell. Bolinger Curry Township Frank H. Badger Turman Township Fred Hallett Gill Township J. Hilla Needhammer Jackson Township Oliver Steele John Erlinger Marion F. Aiken Dugger First Dist L. D. Line Second John Exline Cass Township

Fairbanks Township Republican Convention

The Fairbanks township Republicans plan a mass convention on Saturday Oct 3 at 2 PM in Fairbanks to nominate a township ticket. DIALOG includes statements by James R Mann urging against new wartime taxes and criticizing Democratic fiscal policies.

James R. Mann House of Representatives Mann House Senate Mr. Mann Europe

Democratic tariff theory drains national treasury with war tax

The passage claims a democratic administration depletes the treasury through fallacious tariff theories. It argues we have a war tax without a war and a treasury without a cent, calling it a subterfuge tied to European war and tariff method failures.

Center Wing of the Allies in Indiana Broken

Indications show the center wing of the allies in Indiana has already been broken despite efforts by Generals Tom Taggart Roberts and Fairbanks.

Indiana Tom Taggart Roberts Fairbanks

For Sale Duroc Jersey Boats by Burton & Sons

For sale registered Duroc Jersey boats suitable for service. A N L Burton & Sons list Graysville Indiana address and Graysville phone. Includes contact details and price note 28 2¢.

Duroc Jersey A. N. L. Burton & Sons Graysville Ind Grayeville

Roosevelt Plans Westward Speech For Bull Moose Party

The Washington Evening Star reports Colonel Roosevelt will tour Indiana to stump for the Bull Moose ticket. He argues the Republican Party is corrupt and retrograde, offering clean government as the Bull Moose alternative.

Washington D. C Evening Star Roosevelt Indiana Bull Moose Charles W. Fairbanks Republican Party Fairbanks Mr. Fairbanks

Administration reduces employment but not living costs

The current administration has not lowered the high cost of living yet has significantly reduced the number of employed workers.

The Terre Haute Star and The Union Offer One Year Deal

A combined sale advertises a one year subscription to both newspapers for 93.5 in local currency, detailing pricing and access to regional news coverage. The offer highlights ongoing local reporting from Terre Haute publishers.

Terre Haute Star THE UNION

Progressives' Failure as a Substantial Political Force

The piece argues the Progressive party rested on sentiment rather than substance. It credits Roosevelt’s hold for its visibility but claims its aims were vague, its peace of mind unsettled by real political tests, and that it never defined new nationalism or substantial social justice beyond general promotion.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat Europe Germany Austria France Great Britain Wilson Congress Russia Taft Democratic Party New York Post Progressive Party Roosevelt

Two Men Released on Bond After Corn Theft Charge

James Owens and Hud Akers were arrested last week for stealing corn from W. H. McGrew's field west of the city and have been released on bond.

James Owens Hud Akers W. H. McGrew

Working Together in Terre Haute Campaign Praise

The Terre Haute Tribune backed Beveridge praising him as a man of high ideals, while tied to Crawford Fairbanks and Donn Roberts. The piece suggested the Roberts machine funds Terre Haute campaigns and uses the Tribune to influence voters. Public sentiment questions the cooperative push and motives behind the praise.

Ft. Wayne Beveridge Terre Haute Donn Roberts Pee-Pul The Tribune Fairbanks Roberts Bull Moose Roberts Organ

Frakes criticized by Democrats over county funds

A county council session featured Democratic critics of William Frakes. They recall his term as county treasurer when the office law allocated county funds interest to the treasurer, and claim Frakes took advantage. They also note a heated dispute between Superintendent Park, township trustees, and Frakes over township funds.

William Frakes Frakes Squire Park

Congressman Cullop Pushes to Adjourn by October First

Congressman Cullop seeks adjournment by October first to return home and tend his political fences. Voters in the district doubt he will depart Washington after adjournment, predicting he will not go back.

Cullop Congress Washington

Campaign Kickoff Sparks County Clash Over Beveridge

On the eve of the Beveridge meeting in this city County Chairman Bedwell announced the democratic campaign would open locally on Wednesday evening, October 7. The broader campaign of the allies began Monday when Mr Beveridge spoke here.

Beveridge Bedwell Mr. Beveridge

Farmer Frank Wolter Corrects Bull Moose Nomination

Frank Walter of Vermilion county writes to the Newport Hoosier State to deny being placed on the Bull Moose ticket for County Councilman from the first district. He states he will support the Republican party and asks the paper to correct the record.

Newport Ind Frank Walter Vermillion County

Colored citizens pledge support for Republican party

About fifty Indiana leaders from the colored community, many professionals, visited Republican state headquarters in Indianapolis to pledge their backing for the GOP. They expect about 90 percent of Indiana’s colored voters to support the Republican ticket and urged fellow colored citizens to work for party success.

Lickskillet Items From Bloomington Star

A playful Bloomington Star column notes local oddities and gossip. Items include a barber shop itch report, a dead cat in a well, water concerns, trades of a milk wagon for a hearse, cracker prices, and colorful local characters like Ed Bascombe and Dolly Sims. The piece cheekily previews social and political tidbits for 1916.

Squire Hartsock Doc McFadden Greenup Fish Zeb Hawkins Ed Bascombe Bill Blithers William Jennings Bryan Si Plum Dick Bledsoe Arminta Jones Brown County Dolly Sims Bloomington Salina Baker Doe McFadden

Buffs challenge to Indiana Republicans slogan

Frank Bult comments on Indiana Republican campaign slogans. He cites Chairman Hays and his line Eventually the Republican Party Why Not Now. Buff replies with Not Now but in November and urges Republicans to act before elections.

Republican Party Albert Beveridge Indiana Oscar E. Bland Congress Beveridge Bland Will H. Hays Hays Washington Frank Bult Buff

Democratic Speaker Switches Sides in Vigo County

Prairieton Indiana September 25 J H Wible a leading Vigo county Democrat presided at a meeting where he declared he will vote straight Republican and claimed local Democrats will follow. The Roberts ticket quickly departed to Terre Haute.

Prairieton Ind J. H. Wible Vigo County Mr. Wible Roberts Terre Houate

Nebraska couple visits Draper relatives on ranch motion

Mr and Mrs Lex Draper of Nebraska visit William M Draper and other relatives. They live on a ranch fifty miles from a railroad and Gordon Nebraska, the nearest town. Mr Draper works in stock raising and drives cattle to Gordon for shipping, a four day trip.

Lex Draper Nebraska Mr. Draper William M. Draper Gordon

Mrs Mary Batey Visiting East St Louis Couple

Mrs Mary Batey of East St Louis is visiting Mr and Mrs Charles F Batey.

Mrs Mary Batey East St. Louis Charles F. Batey

Willis Couple Returns From Visit With Tyson at Lafayette

Mr and Mrs Marion Willis return from a visit with Mr and Mrs John Tyson in Lafayette describing a cordial family gathering.

Marion Willis John Tyson Lafayette

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Sullivan Union D. Chaney R. P. White Publishers Justice of the Peace Marion F. Willis William J. Lawson George Love William J. Williams William Brown William Kensler Frank Wood William Case Samuel R. Cole A West William Self United States Hugh Th. Miller Columbus ED Jackson Newcastle Newt Brown Franklin Joe Freeman Ele Stansbury Williamsport Horace Ellis Vincennes Hamilton Township Charles F. Bathy Frank W. Hughes Durbin Hanley Marshall Ralston Vincennes Sun Senator Bland Sullivan County Farmer Indianapolis Hotel Severin E. G. Tidrington Evansville James L. Shelton North California Street L. W. Henley James P. Goodrich Tidrington Lt Oed Abraham Lincoln Tie Texas Hlays Barney Stone Noblesville Ira Roberts Kokomo Broyles Frank Boyce Mt. Vernon the Woods Princeton Dr. Smith Boonville B. A. Bethea Cam Upthegrove Connersville James Stuart Henry N. Hill Robert Richard Jeffersonville Mr. Parker E. B. Cheatham A. C. Carlton Earnest G. Tidrington Kenney Givens John Tyler W. W. Loving M. Anderson James Brock Charles Wooten Anderson A. C. Martin M. A. Blackburn Muncie Major Jackson M. M. Curry Fort Wayne Clarence Elliott South Bend E. R. Gaddie New Albany David Jones Charles Smith R. T. Williams Ed Giallard W. T. Thomas Theodore Dickerson Marion Gary
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