Indiana to vote on state constitutional convention plan
The legislature authorizes a nonpartisan election on September 18 1917 to choose 115 delegates for a state constitutional convention opening January 1918 in Indianapolis. Voters will also decide in 1918 on adopting or rejecting a new Indiana Constitution drafted by the convention.
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Indiana
House of Representatives
Capitol
Indianapolis
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Bureau of Legislative Information
H. Stratton
Visi
New Smyrna
Florida
Cyclone Victim Wesley Hines Buried in Jackson County
The body of Wesley Hines, 39, killed in Friday’s tornado, was taken to Risinger morgue then Bert Sherwood home before services and burial in Jackson County. His widow and six children survive. the family recently moved to the Robbins farm in Haddon's township.
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Wesley Hines
Risinger
Bert Sherwood
A. L. Williams
Vincennes
Seymour
Mr. Hines
Carlisle library dedication set after long completion
The article notes the new Carlisle public library completed at a cost of 10 000 with furnishings in place and dedication planned. the building will be closed from April 6 until dedication day. Also included are notices of interment near Seymour, a funeral at Erie, garden and agricultural tips, and Sloan's Liniment promotion.
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Carlisle
Boy Survives Scalp Removal Operation at Vincennes
Jay Hicks son of H N Hicks of this city underwent a Tuesday operation at Good Samaritan hospital Vincennes in which his scalp was removed and a brain clot was removed. The operation was performed successfully by Dr Funk and the youth is getting along nicely.
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Jay Hicks
H. N. Hicks
Good Samaritan Hospital
Vincennes
Dr. Funk
Young Hicks
Mrs. Julia Wallace Succumbs in Erie Kansas
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Julia Wallace in Erie Kansas after a period of poor health. She was 85, daughter of William and Sarah Cartwright, widow of Morton Wallace, with one son, two daughters, and a Carlisle sister surviving. her husband was a judge and attorney. Her sister Mrs. Ann Hoover of Carlisle is mentioned. A separate grain of town notices discusses potato disease and disinfection methods using formalin, while Dr. T Howard of Carlisle plans to move to Everton Arkansas for veterinary practice and zinc mining interests.
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Julia Wallace
Ann Hoover
Erie
Kansas
Carlisle
Co. T. Howard
W. W. Howard
Everton
Ark
Local Patron L. J. Miles Noted Resident of Little River
L. J. Miles of Little River Kansas is described as a former county resident who lived near New Lebanon. He moved to Kansas years ago and was engaged in business at Little River.
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L. J. Miles
Little River
Kansas
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Samuel Cartwright
Eerie
Pr. L. Wright
Sloan
Audol
Desler
H.C. Steel
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