Bryan Lectures and Debt Report Highlight 1914 Notes
The column cites June 6 county primary results with 40 000 votes, compares to Taft era numbers, and notes Secretary McAdoo's treasury report showing 1 610 720 in public debt past due interest. It mentions Bryan's chautauqua lectures and calls for combined wisdom of men and women in addressing future political and civic issues.
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Lawrence ‘County
Taft
Fairbanks Stands For Woman's Suffrage at New Harmony
New Harmony Ind June 10 Charles W Fairbanks former Vice President was the principal speaker on the Woman's day program of the Centennial celebration He argued the ballot in the hands of woman has not been a firebrand but a steadying influence and asked by what divine patent men monopolize political power The right of women to vote was asserted with vigor.
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New Harmony
Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
Heat Records Fall in Warm Afternoon in Connecticut
The day reached near 100 degrees with official readings around 100 by mid afternoon. Charles C. Feagans reported 58 at 2 o'clock and forecasts suggested the mercury would hit the 100 mark by 3. The hot sun dominated Main Street with pavement glare and few clouds, while night offered no breeze and residents called it the hottest of summer. rain was predicted soon though no prostrations were reported. A Connecticut farm tractor article notes a population rise to 1,000,000 with 410,000 increase since 1909.
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Charles’. C. Feagans
Mr. Ee
Main Street
Malin Street
Hanly Urges Indiana Constitutional Convention For Prohibition
Former Indiana governor J Frank Hanly told a United Brethren Christian Endeavor audience in First U B Church he supports a state constitutional convention to seek a statewide prohibition plank. He warned that John Barleycorn causes mass crime and insanity and urged November votes for a convention to place reform measures into the state constitution.
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J. Frank
Hanly
Indiana
United Brethren Christian Endeavor
U. B. Church
D.P. McCoy
Odon
Mr. McCoy
Christian Endeavor
Flying Squadron
Everett R. Naftzger
Indianapolis
Hugh Porter
Marion
D. Pr. McCoy
Union
Mr. Hanix
John Barleycorn
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Pickett
John Bar- Teycorn
Balanc
Ae H
John’ Barleycorn
John, Barleycorn
Falls
Rockport Farm Hand Murders Wealthy Neighbor in Whistled Dispute
A quarrel over a careless whistle ends in the murder of Jacob McCullough near Wenthington crossing. E Hawkins, 20, admits the shooting with a rifle barrel after a fight at a barn lot. Hawkins, from Arkansas, surrenders to Sheriff Kramer claiming justification. McCullough, 60 plus, wealth near $100000, had no known relatives. The Rockport crossing lies twelve miles from Rockport, near Hatfield.
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Rockport
Ind
E. Hawkins
Jacob “McCull Ugh
Wenthington
Rckport
McCullugh
Hawkins
McCullough
Jones
Arkansas
Hatfield
Lieutenant Governor O Neil Predicts Indiana Woman Suffrage Support
Terre Haute June 410 In an address yesterday morning in the conservatory of music at St Mary s office, Lieut Governor W O Neil surprised the audience at the annual commencement exercises by predicting the suffrage movement will be endorsed and that women’s enfranchisement should come. He delivered the commencement address for a class of twenty seven young ladies who completed the historic old academy course.
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Terre Haute
Conservatory of Music
St. Mary
W.’ . O'Neil
Indiana
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