Political Gossip and Suffrage Debate at Indiana Lines
The column discusses possible shifts in Indiana Republican leadership amid suffrage controversy tied to Hays Goodrich and Watson. It notes women pressure for ratification, mentions Mrs Davies leaves mourning family, and reports on a Clinton Floyd Monroe teachers institute with a noon domestic science dinner. Dorothea Barnaby to visit Chicago for Christmas.
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Hays
Wood
John T. King
Connecticut
Indiana
Goodrich
James E. Watson
Will H. Hays
Frank Wallace
J. A. Clement
de Pauw
Bainbridge
Clinton, Floyd
Monroe Township
Dorothea Barnaby
Chicago
C. H. Barnaby
East Washington St
Obituary of Mandy Davies of Quincy and Greencastle
Mandy Davies daughter of John and Francis Duncan was born December 26 185? in Quincy Indiana and died December 15 1919 in Greencastle Indiana aged 61 years 11 months 19 days She married Rufus Davies January 3 1877 and had Ellsworth Columbia and Ethel with Columbia predeceasing her She joined the Baptist church in Quincy and remained a member until death She was a home loving mother.
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Mandy Davies
John and
Francis Duncan
Quincy
Indiana
Greencastle
Rufus Davies
Ellsworth
Columbia
Ethel
Sister Davies
The
Baptist Church
Deputies Return with Farm Escapees Sentenced
Deputy Sheriff Fred Lancaster and special deputies Fred Allen and W P Ledbetter returned from Jeffersonville after escorting four State Farm escapees who were sentenced to prison terms for fleeing the farm.
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Fred Lancaster
Fred Allen
W. P. Ledbetter
Jeffersonville
Spaunhurst Osteopath Admits Free Office Examinations
Doctor Reesman offers no charge for initial office examinations at Donner Block Greencastle. Open day and night via phone 226 for appointments and inquiries about health care for acute and chronic conditions.
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Reesman
Spaunhurst Osteopath
Donner Block
Greencastle
Apostle of the Coconut, Kabakon’s Singular Man
Auguste Englehardt, a tall wealthy German on Kabakon island in German New Guinea, lives on coconuts sleeps on sand and preaches that the coconut is humanitys original food. He claims 500 followers in America and plans to return to proclaim his teachings after the war. He is a sun worshiper who wears only a lava-hiva loin cloth with a wrist watch and walking stick for visitors.
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Auguste Englehardt
Kabakon
German New Guinea
Englehardt
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