Woman Suffrage Wins Goes to Legislature
The Senate approved the equal suffrage amendment by 56 to 25, with 304 to 89 in the House. The measure would grant women the vote nationwide, to be ratified by thirty-six states, with battles expected in the South and New England over enforcement and regional opposition.
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Women of America
Senate of
United States
House
Senate
Indiana
Congress
South
New England
Haddon School Township seeks bonds for new school building
Notice filed with the State Board of Tax Commissioners shows Haddon School Township in Sullivan County Indiana requesting indebtedness to raise taxes to fund a new school house. A public hearing is set for June 30 1919 at 9 30 a m in the State House Indianapolis with taxpayers and interested residents urged to attend. Tarleton C Woodward trustee signs the notice dated June 10 1919.
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State of Indiana
Sullivan County
Haddon
Indiana
State Board of
Haddon School
Tarleton C. Woodward
Notice to burn only in enclosed receptacles
John Gibbs Fire Chief warns that burning paper in alleys or on private property outside a building is prohibited unless placed in a wire enclosed receptacle. It is unlawful to burn on town streets.
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John Gibbs
Small Boy Saves Home in Morris Asdell Fire
A Morris Asdell family home was saved by a small boy who reported the fire before the department arrived. The fire alarm rung early Tuesday morning and wards of the home were evacuated as neighbors watched the blaze.
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Small Boy
Herman Asdell
Morris Asdell
Asdell
Knox circuit court family and civil cases listed
The docket lists Jennie Wees and John H. Wees for divorce custody and support with Hunt and Gambill for plaintiff. May Mahan versus Trace Mahan for divorce with W. F. Wood for plaintiff. Nellie Walker versus Geo. W. Booker custody of children with Hunt & Gambill for defendant. John N. Bey Co. versus Musetta Winemiller on account with Kessinger for plaintiff and Cullop for defendant. Wm. C. Bierhaus versus Musetta Winemiller on account with Kessinger for defendant and Cullop. Scott and Hart Furniture Co. versus Robert Edmonson replevin with Wood for plaintiff. Leslie Goodman replevin with Lance for defendant. Bicknell Coal Mining Co. damages with Hays & Hays for plaintiff. Venued from Knox circuit court.
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Jennie Wees -Ve
John H. Wees
Hunt
Gambill
May Mahan
Trace Mahan
W. F. Wood
Nellie Walker
Nellie Booker
Geo. W. Booker
Hunt & Gambill
John N. Bey Co
Musetta Winemiller
C. B. Kessinger
W. A. Cullop
Knox Circuit Court
Wm. C. Bierhaus
Scott & Hart Furniture Co
Robert Edmonson
Replevin
Leslie Goodman
Robert Lance
Bicknell Coal Mining Co
Hays & Hays
Degrees at Cass by Morse Encampment I O F
The Morse Encampment I O O F degree staff from this city traveled to Cass Saturday night to perform degree work for twenty four men. Attending from here were P. D. Watson D N Curry J W Smith C A Deiss Albert Hoke W A Deiss A R Deiss F M Shake Gilbert Latshaw Jas Y Pirtle John M Nash Earl Mash Jas OHaver Henry Charley Roscoe Carthers Roy McCormick Mart Wertman Troy Miller Greeley Risher and Alfred Schroeder.
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Morse
Cass
P. D. Watson
D. N. Curry
J. W. Smith
C. A. Deiss
Albert Hoke
W. A. Deiss
A. R. Deiss
F. M. Shake
Gilbert Latshaw
Jas. Y. Pirt
Kerkhof Missed From Wounded List in Haddon Township
The column notes an error in last week's list of dead and wounded soldiers for Haddon township. Charles E. Kerkhof of this city was wounded in France and should be included. The paper asks readers to report any further omissions to correct the record.
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Haddon Township
Charles E. Kerkhof
Kerkhof
France
New Training Standard Set for County Schools
County Superintendent Richard Park received notice that all grade school teachers in operation with a certified or commissioned high school must have at least one year of professional training before teaching. The notice also requires two high school teachers per school to hold high school certificates, up from one.
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Richard Park
Park
Miner Killed at Little Giant Shaft in Slate Fall
Lee South, a miner at the Little Giant mine, was instantly killed Thursday by a slate fall. His body was taken to his home in Linton. His widow and several children survive. Delays in ambulance service occurred due to Linton’s lack of telephone service amid a strike.
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Lee South
Little Giant
Linton
Stke
Sul
Doctor Bailey in Sullivan Monday on business
Dr. W. A. Bailey was in Sullivan Monday on business. The News for First Class Job Printing.
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W. A. Bailey
Sullivan
the News
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Carlisle
Edley W. Rogers
Telephone
Pitman-Moore
Moreland Biological Farm
Pitman-Moore Company
Harry C. Moore
Indianapolis
Drs. Cox & Ledune
Carlisle, Indiana
Matthews
Little Giant Shaft
Charles Risinger
Wm M
Slim) Hancock
Hancock
Overland & ‘Moore
C.C. Tabor
National Garage
Worttian Hat Shop
Columbia
Grafonolas‘and Records
David E. Stewart, Jeweler
J. N. Roberts
Vincennes
T. C. Woodward
Terre Haute
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