Democrats urged to indorse suffrage at state meeting
Indianapolis Jan 16 The Democratic state committee planned a Monday meeting to outline a campaign for Indiana this year. Miss Julia Landers presented a suffrage resolution urging Federal amendment adoption as a step toward national democracy, but a quorum was lacking and no action was taken. Some district chairs oppose immediate adoption. Greathouse’s resignation as chairman is pending.
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Indianapolis
Democratic State Committee
Indiana
Charles Wagner
Arthur Hamrick
Walter Scott Chambers
Bomar Traylor
Martin Luecke
Julia Landers
Democratic State Central Committee
United States of America
Congress
Miss Landers
Charles A. Greathouse
Greathouse
Depauw Debating Tryouts and Campus Notices
Public try-outs for university debating teams are in West College this evening to discuss government ownership of US coal mines. A Y M C A cabinet is elected with plans for the year. Hugo Fisher arrives as track coach replacing Charles Bachman. A tablet unveiling for Nero Cline takes place in Daugherty Hall with President Grose speaking.
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West College
United States
Hugo Fisher
DePauw
Charles Bachman
Aviation
Army Service
Mr. Fisher
Culver Military Academy
Daugherty Hall
Nero Cline
Cline
Grose
Y. M
Local notices from Stilesville and surrounding towns
John Hume and Mrs. Conrad Gen visit their ill mother Mrs. D E Hume. Miss Bessie Schear ill with tonsillitis. Mrs D C Johnson visited her son at Martinsville. Social Helpers of the Christian Church sew for the Red Cross. Mrs. E R Hummel and daughter from Terre Haute visiting Osborns. Roy Kivett visiting grandparents in Greencastle. Miss Ruth Meazles spent night with Mrs E B Robards. Albert Dayton and family move from South Dakota. Mrs Dayton formerly Sallie Rose. Miss Opal Dorsett weekend with her parents in Martinsville. Mrs Joe Mason dies Friday night.
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D. C. Johnson
Martinsville
The
Christian Church
Gibbons
Hazel
Red Cross
E. R. Hummel
Terre Haute
Osborn
S. Roy Kivett
W. Hurst
Greencastle
Ruth Meazles
E. B. Robards
Albert Dayton
South Dakota
Local News Highlights From Greencastle And Surrounding Areas
Reese Buis remains in critical condition after appendectomy. DePauw alumnus A. R. Colson from Paris NL visits Greencastle. Miss Ella Fordice of Russell Township dies at 60 in Clearwater Fla. Freshman Russell Trabue of DePauw suffers serious appendicitis. Fire drills misread as alarm. department testing equipment. Penelope Club at surgical dressings room Thursday afternoon. Elks dance postponed due to heavy snow drift near Brick Chapel. DRAFT LIST includes numerous names with classifications.
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Russellville
Clearwater
Fla
Ella Fordice
W. S. Blatchley
L. R. Ashby
Chas. D. Fordice
Merton W. Fordice
Russell Township
County
Ralph Blatchley
Russell Trabue
DePauw
Indianapolis
Greencastle
Trabue
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Greenfield
Ind
O. A. Trabue
Methodist Church
Rex Trabue
Fur Purchase Notice at A B Y Pool Room
Samuel Ray announces he will buy fur at the A B Y pool room every Saturday until the season closes.
Germany's food question debated by German-born American
A U S citizen born in Germany rejects the idea that Germany faces a food shortage that could end the war. He argues Germans endure rationing and that victory hinges on force of arms, noting his own experience, savings, and support for democracy. Includes local notes on weather, travel, and residents.
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United States
Germany
Frankfort
America
DePauw Plans Strict Fuel Saving Measures This Winter
President George R. Grose announced DePauw University will adopt new coal conservation methods due to fuel shortages. Some campus buildings will be closed for severe weather periods, and stricter food conservation rules for campus organizations are likely. Fraternities have been living at Men’s Hall awaiting coal for their houses.
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DePauw University
George R. Grose
Men
Wanted Laborers at American Zinc Company Plant
Widespread want ad notes twenty five laborers needed at the American Zinc Company plant. Also two small ads seek a farm share arrangement with William Chatman in Greencastle Indiana Route 2 and carpenters for American Zinc Products. A lost pocket book with six dollars is offered as a reward.
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American Zinc Company
Seminary Street
Herald Office
William Chatman
Greencastle
Ind
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Paris
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Philadelphia
Chicago
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Summitville
Henry Ostrom
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Surgical Dressings
College Avenue Church
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Locust Street
Charles Smith
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W. R. Hutcheson
Brick Chapel
Roy Allgood
Wilbur Crawley
Everett R. O’hair
Edwin B. Lynch
Oliver M. Dickerson
Seaman Rossiter
Herman A. Heavin
Archie R. Allen
Ollie York
Fred M. Sanford
Jas. L. Wilson
Hubbard Weekly
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T. Sims
Oran L. Harlan
B. Sparling
Evan Snyder
William Rady
Ora M. McGaughey
Clarence J. Ragan
Fred L. Williams
Luther E. Trout
Fount Adams
Cecil P. Quinlan
Edward S. Sellers
Elza H. Rowings
Pearl Touget
Grover C. Parker
Grover D. Gardner
Howard Barnhart
Orville O. Elliott
Homer Leucus
Charles T. Eggers
Jesse L. Fisher
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Warren T. Blaydes
Albert F. Smith
Garold D. Vermilion
Oral L. Sandy
Lawrence Grimes
Glenn L. Daggy
Orval Blue
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Hugh T. O’connell
Jesse C. Ford
John L. Moore
Raymond E. Day
Rolland A. Pickett
Thomas J. McCurry
Donald Grimes
Homer A. Lewis
Virgil Cash
Rolland F. Smith
John R. Strain
Claudie R. Flint
Otho R. Ruark
John Taylor
Victor Utterback
Willliam C. Myers
Ben MicCloud
Howard Utterback
Claud Fr. Adams
James R. Sallust
Alvin Reed
Paul D. Frederick
Samuel Ray
Lena
Frank Cole
Sarah Spencer
Brazil
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Sarah Vonholt
James Roach
Julius Lancaster
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