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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
6
A narrator reflects on a chaotic period of deadline pressure and failure to secure a feature. The scene moves through a hurried office, a failed bookstore visit, and a last moment idea forming amid a chocolate coal black mood. The piece hints at creative struggle and looming deadlines.
An official Berlin statement reports that in line with the armistice extension hostilities with Poland were suspended on February 17th.
An article discusses a radical shift in the sorority rush at Franklin College, moving from a weeklong fall rush to a semester schedule. Critics argue the change disrupts classes, weakens upperclassman guidance, and leaves freshmen without senior supervision during a critical period.
Dr E B Bryan president of Colgate University and former Franklin College leader will deliver the Senior Day address at Western College for Women Oxford Ohio. Bryan’s daughter Florence is a member of the graduates.
Plans are under way for the high school sectional basketball tournament to be staged in the Franklin College gymnasium March 6 and 7. Coach Thurber will oversee visiting players and spectators comfort while Franklin provides referees and schedules remain to be announced. Thirteen teams will play here and the state tournament will follow at Purdue a week later with several Franklin residents planning to attend.
Lowery argues that Italians and French push extreme territorial demands and fear allied tricks. He says if demands are met other wars will follow and the United States must stay out of European politics to avoid entanglement. He credits Wilson with potential impact if he can push league principles despite European resistance.
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