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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1916
Page
4
Former world champion John L. Sullivan embarks a nationwide prohibition speaking tour. He plans sermons in churches, lectures before business groups, and public appearances to advocate against alcohol and denounce John Barleycorn as his hardest foe.
Lord Northcliffe, head of the Daily Mail empire, publicly supports equal suffrage and predicts swift gains for the cause in England. He cautions that Britain faces greater wartime issues and that women may have to wait for the ballot until after the war.
A read of a savings bank illustrates why pooled funds outperform individual sums. When borrowers access collective deposits, construction and material trades prosper, wages flow, and local economies ripple through labor, goods, and services, ultimately returning funds to banks for further lending.
Franklin offense features Welch six points and Hamilton plus Crecraft and Pruitt scoring. Touchdowns credited to Welch Hamilton Crecraft and Pruitt with Hamilton adding the goal. Substitutions include Whipple for Ross Owens for Whipple Cross for Wilson and others. Officials listed Hunt referee Roberts umpire Terri head line judge.
Five branches of the U S government join in an investigation into abnormal and suspicious increases in coal prices. Agencies include the Federal Trade Commission, State Commerce Commission, Geological Survey and the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, all cooperating their probes.
R Crecraft notes the men faced hunger saying they went without breakfast. Prof Merrill counters with easy passage remark. The dialogue highlights strain among the group and differing views on hardship.
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