Women Lose Right to Vote for Constitutional Delegates
In Marion County, Judge W W Thornton ruled the 1917 suffrage act valid for conven tion delegates but invalid for voter eligibility. Registration halted for the convention vote, with Supreme Court appeal expected. advocates urge continued registration in case of reversal. New National Guard units receive federal recognition. mobilization planned at Fort Harrison and related posts. Electric rates seek surcharge to cover rising costs amid industrial growth.
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Indianapolis
Marion Superior Court
W. W. Thornton
Ellenry W. Bennett
Indiannapolis
Ed Jackson
Charles Martindale
Supreme Court
Werthhen
Superior
W. Ow.thornton
Tne
Wateno Daay
Ele Stansbury
Thornton
WW. Thornton
Superior Court
Bere
State Supreme Court
Richard Edwards
Woman's Franchise League of
Indiana
League
Harry B. Smith
Munn
Washington
Smith
Fourth Infantry
Fort Harrison
Artillery
Robert H. Tyndall
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Militia Bureau
Marion county approves 200000 bond for Fort Benjamin Harrison road
The Marion county council unanimously passes an ordinance authorizing a 200000 bond to build a new road to Fort Benjamin Harrison and to repair surrounding approaches. General Edwin F. Glenn, commander at the post, had requested the new road and the repairs. The bond issue faces little opposition, with road repair already discussed with General Glenn.
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Marion County Council
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Edwin F. Glenn
Army Post
Glenn
Greathouse Elected Chairman of Democratic State Committee
Claries A. Greathouse won the Democratic state committee chairmanship at its meeting to replace Bernard Korbly who resigned. A. C. Salee also resigned as secretary with the choice of a new secretary left to Greathouse.
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Claries A. Greathouse
Democratic State Committee
Bernard Korbly
A. C. Salee
State Committee
Greathouse
Children of School Age Rise in Indiana
Indiana school age children from six to twenty one totaled 774,642 this year up from 774,342 last year, according to Horace Ellis state superintendent of public instruction. The rise of 300 improves the basis for future school fund distribution and reflects county counts statewide.
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Indiana
Horace Ellis
Successful Management of Orchards Spraying Basics
Wisconsin agricultural guidance outlines a planned spraying program for apples and other fruits. It warns many growers half-apply, details pests like codling moth and fire blight, and prescribes timing, mixtures such as lime sulfur Bordeaux and nicotine sulphate, plus sanitation and wound disinfection.
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J. C. Moore
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
Sprays for Sound Apple Crop Suggested by Ohio Station
Ohio experiment station recommends lime-sulphur and arsenate of lead spray after blossoms fall to curb worm damage. Mix one part lime-sulphur to 40 parts water with three pounds arsenate of lead per 50 gallons, spray to bathe leaves and cup blossoms. For aphids add nicotine sulphate. spray volume scales with tree height. Begin when 90 percent petals fall. preferably within ten days after bloom.
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Ohio
Sandy loam soil for truck crops
Sandy loam soil favors almost all truck crops over sticky heavy soil. Large vegetables like cabbage tomatoes beans and peas also do well on heavy soil if it contains sufficient vegetable matter.
Fertilization Improves Orchard Yields, Penn State Finds
Dr. J P Stewart of Pennsylvania State College reports nine years of apple orchard fertilization trials. Mature trees can yield 100 to 367 bushels per acre with proper feeding using stable manure six to eight tons per acre annually or a mix of nitrate of soda and acid phosphate six pounds and eight to ten pounds respectively. Young trees require proportionally less. Manure can be applied in spring. nitrate of soda boosts fruit set and frost resistance, with half applied at growth start and the rest a month later.
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J. P. Stewart
Department of Experimental Pomology
Pennsylvania State College
Feeding guidelines for dairy cows on butterfat yield
Cows yielding high butterfat should receive one pound of grain for every three pounds of milk. Cows over 1000 pounds live weight should get more hay and silage or roots.
Ahaz the Ruler and the Path of Judgment in Judah
The lesson surveys King Ahaz of Judah from 739 to 723 B C, detailing his evil reign, idolatry, and breach of covenant. It contrasts his defiance with prophetic rebuke, Assyrian and Edomite pressures, and eventual ruin, highlighting lessons on trust in God versus reliance on human strength.
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Ahaz
Kingdom
Judah
Jerusalem
Kingdom of
Jehovah
Israel
Uzziah
Jotham
Baal
Baalim
God
Syria
Assyria
Damascus
Thaz
New Metals Being Sought for Substitution in Manufacturing
The rise in prices of common metals prompts manufacturers to consider substitutes or alloys. The Bureau of Standards notes many existing metals may not be best suited for their uses and small price differences could justify replacements. Research is needed to evaluate manufacturing traits durability and properties before suggestions.
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Indiana
Ss. W. Greenland
Fort Wayne
Thomas Donohue
Lafayette
Bureau of Standards
Bureau
Scientific American
Meaning of alter ego in Latin classroom joke
A Latin class joke features a teacher asking for the meaning of alter ego and a pupil replying it means the others. The pupil then uses the phrase in a sentence by saying he winked his alter ego in a Boston Transcript style quip.
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Boston Transcript
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