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Newspaper

Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1920

Page

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Senatorial Campaign Probe Opens In Chicago

United Press reports a Senate inquiry into Governor Cox's charges against the Republican National Committee. Will Hays defended the GOP fund at about 3.79 million dollars, disputing Cox's claim of a 15 million raise and noting a New Jersey liquor interests letter urging Cox’s nomination. Cox himself was not yet called.

Chicago Cox Republican National Committee Senate Committee Will H. Hays Federal Fred Upham United States Wil H. Hays Hays George Carroll New Jersey Federation of Liquor Interests Reed Democratic Executive Committee Atlantic City Kenyon Uch Edge New Jersey Democratic National Committee

Craig calls GOP campaign lies on League of Nations

Noblesville Indiana veteran journalist and former Ledger editor H. Craig accuses Republican campaign managers of poisoning public opinion with false statements about the League of Nations. He criticizes Lodge Johnson and Harding allies and urges truth and fairness in the coming campaign.

Noblesville Ind Wh H. Craig The Ledger Republican State Committee Indianapolis News and Star Craig League of Nations

Labor backs Cox in landmark AFL report on labor records

The American Federation of Labor released a first of its kind non partisan study praising Governor Cox for a broader understanding of workers needs. It compared Cox and Senator Harding on labor votes and declared Cox superior in labor matters while noting Harding's mixed record on key labor issues.

Washington American Federation of Labor Cox Warren G. Harding James M. Cox Organized Labor Samuel Gompers Matthew Woll Frank Morrison Federation

Roosevelt to Fire Big Gun in Indianapolis

Franklin D. Roosevelt arrives in Indianapolis at 5:00 p m to kick off a Democratic celebration with a reception at the Indiana Democratic club then a Tomlinson hall address. He will be escorted by party leaders and lawmakers with a parade and introductions by John H Holliday and Henry N Spaha.

Indianapolis Ind Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Tomlinson Hall Carlton B. McCulloch Ben Bosse Evans Woolen Walter Myers Indiana Democratic Club Julia Landers Carleton McCulloch Samuel M. Ralston Grace Julian ‘Clarke George E. Feeney Mr. Roosevelt Democratic ‘Club Tomlinson John H. Holliday Henry N. Spaha

Mission society meeting and mite box opening announced

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs H Barr's home for the annual mite box opening and officer elections. Miss Mabel Caniff hosted a birthday party near Kings Station Saturday night with refreshments and a long guest list. The Washington Township Thursday Club met August 27 with sewing and a debate on ready made versus home made dresses.

Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church H. ©. Barr Mabel Caniff Kings Station Carlie Denton Thelma Spratt Ralph Murphy Patoka Esther Angle Florence Denton Dresce Shipman Shelby Read Mildred Nuthman Ralph McRoberta Mt. Olympus Sam Munford Earl Robb Katherine Armstrong Mayme Buchanan Pauline MecGarrah Audrey Brown Robin Pittman Roy Harvey Union Theodore Fithian Hazleton Virgil Hyneman Maurice Watson Raph Bruner Ethel Millinger Helenere Hazel Thomas Thomas Lynch Claude Denton Billie Stantin Clyde Morris Washington Township John, Sloan Rollgall Isophena Hyneman Helen Meade Mildred” Fithian Ula Kirk George Decker Hula Kirk A. B.morrison Charles Kirk Peny Hargrove Broan J. We Finch

Hoosiers Rally for Three in Sixth to Beat Huntingburg

Indiana University defeats Huntingburg 3 to 0 in a 13 inning game at the local park. Huntburg scores in the third and eighth. a long Sunday contest ends with Bleworth and Ritchie as umpires.

Hoosiers Huntingburg Bleworth Ritchie Princeton Smith Ridley Latkamp Cook

Married atop a 175 foot smoke stack in Indianapolis

Thunder boomed as George Taylor an Indianapolis construction engineer wed Miss Esther McConnell of Evansville at the top of a 175 foot smoke stack. Justice Isador Walfson hurried the ceremony to a quick finish as rain soaked the site and the groom planned to descend after the vows.

United Press Indianapolis George Taylor Esther McConnell Ewvansville Isador Walfson Taylor

Couple Injured When Automobile Hits Buggy Near Providence

Mrs. James Cousert and her husband James Cousert were walking beside a buggy on canal road east of the city after a Friday night ride when an automobile struck the bogey. The buggy was wrecked and Mrs. Cousert sustained minor injuries while the car fled the scene.

James Cousert Providence Church Canal-Road Cousert Couserts

Auto Crash Near Public Square Injures No One Seriously

An automobile owned by Oscar Bottom traveling west on State street and a touring party heading south on Main street collided on the southeast corner of the public square Sunday morning about 9 o'clock. Both cars were badly damaged, but the occupants escaped serious injury. The impact stopped when they hit the iron post at the May drug store entrance, shattering windshields and covering the sidewalk with glass.

Oscar Bottom Indianapolis Lexington Public Square State Street Main’ Street May Drug Store

X Ray Picture Taken Of Injury To Child

A two year old boy William Paul Massey son of Mr and Mrs Percy Massey of 618 South Hart Street sustained injuries in a fall from the porch banister. An X ray was taken of his back and shoulders to check for broken bones or ligament damage after he fell from a height not more than five feet while playing on a box. He was resting as well as could be expected with bandages on one arm and hand.

William Paul Percy Massey South Hart Street Massey

Stormont Barr Wedding Announced in Pittsburgh Lowell

Announcement of the marriage of John L. Stormont and Marion B. Barr of Pittsburgh. The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents’ home on Perryville Avenue at 8 15 p m with Rev T H Atchison officiating. A ring ceremony followed by a wedding trip. The couple began their romance as Geneva College students.

John L. Stormont Marion. B. Barr Pittsburgh Penn Te Ag Barr Perryville Avenue T. H.' Atchison The Reformed Presbyterian Church Geneva College

Voter Registration Guidance For General Elections

A note explains that voters register in their voting precinct for general elections and not in city or town election offices. It also mentions a blank option for registration if the person cannot visit the registration site on election day.

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