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Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1923

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Sheriff Van Camp Killed by Bandits Near Brookville

Sheriff William Van Camp of Franklin County was shot dead by two bandits eight miles east of Brookville while investigating a stolen car with Ohio plates. Five shots rang out as the men fled in a car. hundreds joined the search. He was 55, in his second term, recently married. his widow is bereaved.

Brookville And William van Camp Franklin County Here Ohio Woolds van Camp

Italians and Negroes Verge on Conflict in Kansas City

Race tensions erupt after the slaying of an Italian taxicab driver. Armed groups of Italians and African Americans patrolled Italian and Negro quarters overnight as authorities warned of possible outbreaks.

Kansas City

Gibson County Teachers Institute Set At Princeton High

The Gibson County Teachers Institute will be held at Princeton High School from Monday, August 27, through Friday, August 31, inclusive. A date mix up led to confusion as the event was mis-stated as starting today, prompting many inquiries to County Superintendent Ben Watt.

Gibson County Teachers’ Institute Princeton Ben Watt

One Car Overturns Another Loaded Car and Makes no Stop

A Chevrolet towing car owned by OY Tilton of Mt. Carmel Illinois was knocked into a ditch 144 miles north of Ft. Branch Sunday evening around 7. Tilton his wife and baby escaped serious injury. Tilton received minor cuts and bruises after an Overland touring car passed him and caused his vehicle to overturn and wreck its top fenders and wheels. The other car did not stop.

OY. Tilton Mt. Carmel Jil Ft. Branch Overland

You May Have a Baby In Your Home Want Ad

A brief classified notice urges readers to place a want ad in The Daily Democrat to obtain a baby carriage or cart at a small cost. It mentions telephone numbers 9 and 917 for contact.

Daily Democrat

Southern Ry to rebuild 2000 box cars with steel underframes

The Southern Railway will rebuild 2000 all wood box cars with steel underframes at its southern shops. Birmingham’s Virginia Box and Iron Co will fabricate underframes while Southern shops perform the rebuild. The move adds modernized freight cars ahead of fall business as 6000 of 9000 ordered in 1922 23 are already in use.

Southern RY Birmingham Ala Southern Railway Systems Virginia Box and Iron Company Southern The Lotz

Five Killed As Plane Falls In Atlantic Ocean

A seaplane piloted by Albert J. Whitted of St Petersburg crashed into Santa Rosa Sound near Camp Walton forty miles from Pensacola killing four men and one woman. Victims include Herbert H. Harper of Birmingham Fla aged about two, Frazier Latterson 18 of Pensacola, Jugh D. Brown of Sikersauga, Ala, and S. O. Castleman of Sylacauga, Ala.

Pensacola Fla Albert J. Whitted St. Petersburg Santa Rosa Sound Camp Walton Herbert H. Harper Birmingham Frazier Latterson Jugh D. Brown Sykicauga Ala S. Od

Recognition of Mexico Near, Nixon Government Near Approval

Aug 20 reports say recognition of the Obregon Mexican government will be recommended to President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes. American commissioners met in Mexico City and conferred with Secretary Hughes, with plans to confer with the president afterward.

Washington Coolidge Hughes Menxico City

Canadian Farmers Inspect Indiana Farms at Purdue

Seventy five Canadian farmers arrived at Lafayette Indiana to study local farming methods. The group will be hosted by Purdue University Experiment Station officials during their inspection tour.

Lafayette, Tud Indiana Purdue University Experiment School

Indiana Weather Forecast with Warm Temperatures

Generally fair tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions by Tuesday. Central region expected near 90 degrees at peak, 70 at night with partly cloudy skies. Last year saw high 90 and low 61 with clear conditions. Monday 6 am temperatures and sunset times noted for planning.

Indiana

See The Pretty Birdie Cries The Man As George Lascelles Sits

London reports the first posed portrait of George Henry Hubert Lascelles the son of Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles aged 73 months. The image thrills crowds and marks the start of a royal paparazzi era as he resembles his father and bears the future title Viscount Lascelles.

Birdie George Henry Hubert George Tlenry Hubert Lascelles King George of England Princess Mary Mary Viscount Lascelles Britain Prince of Wales George Henry Hubert Lascelles

Battery D Battery D welcomed home from Camp Knox training

Princeton greeted Battery D of the 15th Field Artillery State Militia with a rousing homecoming after two weeks at Camp Knox Kentucky. The train arrived later than scheduled as thousands gathered for the welcome. The local band played and the reception recalled world war detachment returns. A parade turned into a march to the armory and a gathering planned at the Pullman Hotel.

Battery D E. I Princeton Banda Battery Boys Court House Square Niemeier

Contempt of Court Hearing Opens in Mayor's Court

The contempt proceedings against Oscar Lanphar began in the Mayor's Court with Judge presiding. Attorneys for Fetlinger argued motions. Lanphar's defense denied intent to contempt and sought dismissal. The court adjourned to 2 pm for the plaintiff to file a reply to Lanphar's verified answer.

Oscar Lanphar Sam I. Fetlinger Charles A. Niemeier Lanuvhar Willitg Christian Alayor Fettinger S. L. Vandeveer John Q. Goodman HL. L. Kays Lanplaar Lanphar

Melon Car Brings 428 Dollars at Owensville Sale

In Owensville Indiana a carload of 925 white water melons averaging 30 pounds each owned by Isom Tipton sold on the tracks for 428 dollars. The buyer was C G Coleman of Wilbon.

Owensville Ind Isom Tipton C. GC Wil

Old-Time Hoopskirts and a Princeton Tragedy Recall Local Life

Jim AvCormics recounts a 40 year old shooting in Princeton when John B. Massey shot a Linton stranger during a burglary and Massey was later murdered. The piece shifts to fashion, describing hoop skirts and a society scandal as Miss Eck West stirs public reaction by appearing crinoline-free.

John B. Massey Massey Christian Church East Broadway Cumberland Presbyterian Coured Tinton Indiana Jin Mr. Massey Princeton Irene Coolidge Eck West

Three Arrests Made At Macon Ga Of Brothers Charged With Whipping

United Press report on efforts to end flogging in the South. In Macon Georgia authorities arrested three brothers accused of being caught in the act of whipping negroes. Texas Rangers in Port Arthur and Amarillo helped suppress staged flogging gatherings. Tulsa Oklahoma guards faced civilian opposition while military leaders prepared perjury charges against two men who testified at flogging investigations.

Macon Oklahoma Texas Ranger Arshee Amatillo Tulsa Okla

Four men arrested in Deland for kidnapping and beating a Black man

Four men were arrested in Deland after a Black man was kidnapped and beaten for providing police information. An oak club was used in the floggings, and authorities say the motive was retaliation for aiding the police.

Deland, Flia O&k

Bone Clinic At Methodist Hospital Next Wednesday

The Gibson County Tuberculosis Association will host a bone clinic at Methodist Hospital next Wednesday led by Dr. John H. Oliver of Indianapolis. Crippled children and those with bone defects may attend. older persons may also be examined. Contact Miss Edith Ross at the county supervisor’s office for arrangements. hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Methodist Hospital Edith Ross Gibson County Tuberculosis Association John H. Oliver Indianapolis

Despondent Evansville Youth Ends His Life

In Evansville Indiana Clifford Barton age 23 killed himself at home after a long illness and impending blindness. He hanged himself Sunday while his parents Mr and Mrs Raney Barton were away as reported today.

Evansville Ind

Auction of Coliseum block homes nets 2581 dollars

The Coliseum block sale drew 2581 dollars for all structures with J Y Brown acting as auctioneer. Buyers included Sam F Bean purchasing the Broadway marble building and Princeton Transfer barn, Dr R S Cushman acquiring several shops, and T M McDonald securing the Massey and Turner properties with various corner lots also changing hands. Vacant buildings must be removed within thirty days.

J. Y. Brown Broadway Sam F. Bean

SRE 272 Launch Sinks With Ten Drowned Near St Paul

A Mississippi River outing launch near South St. Paul sank Sunday night. ten people died and only one body was recovered by Monday. The craft carried men women and children in the mysterious disaster on the river.

ST. Paul Minn Mississippi River South St. Paul

Blessing Likely to Become Post Office Solicitor

Edgar M. Blessing, Indiana Public Service Commission member, is offered the post of solicitor at the Post Office Department at $5,000 a year. Postmaster General New said Blessing has virtually accepted and discussed the role during a Indianapolis visit. The solicitor’s office has been vacant since News led the department.

Washington, D. C Edgar M. Blessing Public Service Commission of Indiana Post Office Department New Blessing Indianapolis Walb Mc Blessing Mr. News John Edwards Mitchell, Ind Postmaster General Dr. Work Interior Department H. J. Donnelly California

Bandits Rob Gamblers at Vancouver Armory

Two masked bandits robbed a gambling club at the Seventh Battalion armory in Vancouver Washington. They held up about a score of card players and escaped in an automobile with several thousand dollars.

Vancouver Wash Battaion Armory

Surplus Fruit and Vegetables Ad in The Daily Democrat

A short classified notice invites selling surplus fruit and vegetables by a small ad in The Daily Democrat. The wording emphasizes turning wasted produce into saleable goods with an emphasis on thrift and local commerce.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ivestigate Atlantic Ocean Mexico London Wis Son Lery State Militia Camp Knox Usuiel Crown Pullman Duncan and Prentis Duncan Jim McCormick JIM_AVCORMICS Texas Rangers United Press Vis Obaugallie, Fla G. A. Davis Bone Clinic Turner State and Hall Louis Greek F. J. Biggs T. M. McDonald McDonald John Massey Lemuel Barnett SRE
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