Franklin Baptists Triumph Over Butler In Close Rivalry
Franklin's football team defeated Butler 39 to 14 at Indianapolis Federal Park in a hard fought clash. Captain Bowen led the Baptists, Lowery Schafer and Nelp starred for Franklin, while Bonham and Brown scored for Butler. The result positions Franklin with strong momentum in the ICL season, and a final regular game is set for Louisville next Saturday.
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Bowen
Baptists
Christian
Indianapolis Federal Park
Stratches
Culley
Franklin
Irvington Institution
Wen
Butler
Thurber
The
I. C
DePauw
Butler Boys
Franklin- Butler
Lowery
Schafer
Nelp
Bonham
Brown
Daniels
P Ty “Qwas
Buller
Jordan
Bailey
Franklin Rooters
Louisville
Butler-Franklin
Hilligans
Pesvesaees Craig
Vandewark
Lowery Perkins
L.G
L.H
Avugecenas
Dale
Welch
Nory Visitor Spotted At Local Eight AE Home
A visitor identified as Nory was seen at the Eight AE home Friday night, according to eyewitness reports. No further details on the visit or the residents were provided.
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Nory
8 AE
Will the Child Labor Law be Beneficial
In Webster on November 17, 1916 a musical paper featured a debate on the probable effects of war on industries and whether the federal government should pass an eight hour law for women. Participants included Ernestine Unversaw, Josephine Clevenger, Ben Hanna, Ruth Morgan, Pleasant Huffman, Roxye Storms, Conrad Hamilton, Irene Chandler, and Claud Smith.
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Teebeeme
Ernestine
Oseereee Ray
Tomlinson
Josephine Clevenger
Ben Hanna
Ruth Morgan
Pleasant
Huffman
Roxye Storms
Conrad Hamilton
England
William
Webbatera
Irene, Chandler and
Claud
Smith
The Sword Theatre: Esther Myer Leads The Charge
Esther Myer leads a bright tableau in The Sword Theatre production. The show embodies a universal appeal and draws attention to artistic progress amid early world stage ambitions.
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Esther
Elory
Mexican education, lands and church under Carranza call
The text discusses Mexican education and land rights, church influence, and foreign intervention fears. It cites European and American pressure, Catholic church power, Protestant missionaries, and Carranza’s role amid revolution and priest removals, noting demands from both nations.
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Mexico
Miasio
United
Carranza