Indiana Politics and Education Critique in The Daily Review
The Daily Review discusses Indiana political autonomy, suffrage stance, and national party interference. It criticizes federal mail rules, calls for state self direction, and notes educator Stanley Hall urging stricter school discipline with a proposal of harsh punishment for disruptive students.
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Stanley Hall
Women deserve franchise as their role grows in economy
The article argues for women’s suffrage, crediting agitation, education, and women’s entry into productive labor for widening their role in public affairs. It asserts property taxes, ownership, and participation in industry justify political voice and lawmaking power for women.
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Commonwealth
Woman Suffrage Advances As Social and Civic Reform
The passage argues that women should gain political rights gradually and with limitations, asserting education and public need justify enfranchisement under the state’s framework. It frames suffrage as a business proposition tied to social life and governance, not an emotional issue.
Political Notes on Barnhart Secretary Selection
The Nappanee News misstates the Review objections to Congressman elect Barnhart's choice of a secretary. The Review's stance reflects only opposition from portions of the Democratic party, not a broader editorial position.
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Nappanee News
Barnhart
Democratic Party
Post Office seeks travel expenses for clerks and retirement pay
Favorable consideration of congress is asked by the post office department for a recommendation that postal clerks be allowed traveling expenses while away from home and that clerks unfit for active service due to age or disability be retired with suitable pay. LaPorte papers reprint Belle Gunness letters, recalling the notorious crimes by the Benders in local memory.
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Post Office Department
LaPorte
Belle Gunness
Bender
Gunness
Warburton Resigns as Loans Superintendent in Mass Mutual Life
Springfield Massachusetts Mass Mutual Life Insurance Co announces C S Warburton has resigned as loans superintendent effective November 30 1908 after thirty one and a half years with the company He began as an agent and later led the loan department Perry M Barnard is named to succeed him with duties starting December 1 The notice also notes Warburtons long service and achievements at the firm and in mortgage loan operations.
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C. S. Warburton
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Warburton
Massachusetts Mutual
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Perry M. Barnard
Feast At Benefit Banquet Surprises With Punny Wall Inscriptions
The banquet hall wall displays humorous labels for menu items tied to a building fund drive. Chairs A Work Jr and C S Burhans oversee committees with jokes about fish, lobsters, relish, and fruit symbolizing generosity, promptness, and spiritual growth. A second inscription urges attendees to subscribe to the building fund tomorrow.
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A. Work, Jr
C. S. Burhans
William E. Root
Elections of Officers At Local Church Groups
The W H M of Trinity M E church held its monthly meeting with Mrs. Curtis in attendance. Officers were elected for multiple groups including President Mrs A H Burrell and treasurer Mrs W J Schulz. A social session was planned after next week’s meeting.
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O. G. Curtis
Division Street
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Alice Jacobson
L. A. Becks
Mary Titus
W. H. Theis
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I. C. Shafer
Frank Stahr
M. A. Demarest
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Marta Jacobson
H. W. Godfrey
Reading Circle
Charles Monger
Queen Esther Circle
Alice Dinehart
Home Guards
Ed Christman
Mothers’ Jewels
A. E. Watson
Temperance
Ira Wood Parker
Eva Case
Ira Church
G. A. Fletcher
William Barger
Frank Baldwin
Jennie Marker
Ida Platz
Belle Oakes
Catherine Snyder
Louisa Dillon
Hattie Jeffrey
Anna Davis
Leota Schell
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James Roman
W. H. Teeter
Walter Martin
E. Holdeman
BE. M. Eckstein
R. J. Gemberling
Carl Brown
Thomas Hough
Public religious service at Rest Cottage Sunday
A public service is held at Rest Cottage at 2 20 with Rev J S Martin in charge. Communion follows at 4 00. Also noted are available tee skates for 58 cents at Turnocks.
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Rest Cottage
J. S. Martin
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