Washburn native pursues law and osteopathic debates
The article traces a Washburn born lawyer’s career with studies at Monmouth College and Chicago University Law School, his move to Luton in 1913, and a later public office bid. It also covers the 20th annual American Osteopathic Association convention in Kansas City with leaders, protests over War Department recognition, new four year curricula, and medical advances presented during the week-long sessions.
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Washburn
Marshall County
Monmouth
Collegi
Monmowen
Thy
Weshburn
Chicago University Law School
Chicago-Northwestern Michigan Triangular University
Kansas City
American Osteopathic Association
Col- Vention Hall
O J Snyder
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Board of Oateo- Patinie Examiners
Con- City
Frank Palmer
Chicago
War Department
Canada
Europe
Snaen Srose
R. H. Dunnington
D. W. Moore
Iowa Falls
Ernest R. Proctor
Frank A. Wright
Fon du Lac
Wis
F A. Liedicke
Denver
C. Dymond
Des Moinez
M. B. Clark
Ernoéat 5
New Bern
V. Robuck
Chicago College of Osteopathy
Republican nomination for Marshall County Coroner
Announcement of candidacy for the Republican nomination for Coroner of Marshall County subject to Republican voters at the Primary Election on Wednesday September 23 1916.
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W. C. Picking
Gowan
Magnola
Putnam County
Uly
Sunnyside
Wash
Herman Price
Mary Ann Price
Wr C. Picking
Lucile Saling
Corydon
C & Picking
Bozeman
Mont
Clara Walker
Helen Crane
Sihenandoah
Amelia Little
Bunnyside
Mis
Josephine Picking
Christian Ife
First Brethren Church
W C. Picking
J. H
W. H. Price
Streator
J. W. Hoyle
Waverly
Neb
Marshall
R Y, J. Thomas
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