Charles G. Sefrit Dies, Indiana Journalist and Herald Editor
Charles G. Sefrit, longtime Washington Indiana newspaper man and Herald editor, died this morning after a period of illness. A skilled editor and writer with strong ethics, he began as a reporter at the Washington Gazette, later leading the Herald and serving briefly as financial agent for Evansville’s Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane. His death removes a respected Republican voice and public figure with a career spanning decades in Indiana journalism.
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State labor conventions gather in Terre Haute this week
Organized Indiana labor groups converge on Terre Haute Aug 24 for five unions and the state federation of labor. The painters, carpenters and machinists unions open sessions while the Building Trades Council holds a two day meet. The forty first annual federation gathering runs Wednesday through Friday with talks on child labor prison reform and workmen's compensation. Eugene V Debs and Green will address Thursday night.
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Dorothy Dix Urges Self Support for Graduates
Dorothy Dix addresses thousands of girls who finished school and face uncertain futures. She urges independence and self support as they stand at the crossroads where work and life begin, asking what path they will take from here.
Remember Your Power Learn Skills to Earn a Living
A Public Ledger piece urges girls to train for gainful work to ensure independence. It cites a 19th century widow’s example, warns against relying on marriage for security, and touts self supporting careers as freedom from financial risk and dependence. The author stresses education, self reliance, and the dangers of shifts in fortune.
Debt talks widen gaps between Britain and France in London
London reports show sharp divergence over debt terms as French Finance Minister Caillaux and British Chancellor Churchill begin talks. Britain seeks about one hundred million dollars while France offers roughly half that, aiming for a mutual settlement that France can meet with confidence and goodwill.
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Smiths Outnumbered in Wayne Directory Listing
Wayne Indiana August entry shows Smiths outnumbered with 89 listed in city directory. one Smith noted as prominent figure associated with the area. Representatives present from local lane group or directory publisher.
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Allisons Preparing Cattle for State Fair Exhibit
The Allison brothers of Veale township in Daviess county are grooming eight high quality show cattle for Indiana and other state fairs this fall. The herd is being conditioned at the Allison farm with close eye on care and attention. Visitors are stopping by to view the stock before shipment. Clinton-Purcue University officials and the county agent plan a local farm survey.
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