Miners Clash With Deputies In West Virginia Outpost War
In Williamson and Logan West Virginia on August 31 miners fought county forces and deputy sheriffs guarding Blair. Deputy John Gore was killed as miners attacked from Blair and more troops and citizen volunteers converged. Major Thompson and UMW representatives arrived with Harding proclamation urging dispersion.
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Williamson
W. Va
Chaffin
Logan
John Gore
Blair
Col. Unbank
Ethel
Boone County
Pres. Harding
Cayandott
Madison
Thompson
United States Army
United Mine Workers
Charlestown
Harding
Camp Dix
Camp Sherman
Gibson county fair set with fireworks and contests
Rotary lunch outlines next week’s fair attractions led by C. A. Smith and Stuart Fisher. Fireworks are planned for Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Padgett’s team wins the attendance contest over Rhodes. Indiana fair officials say space is insufficient for live stock and concessions. many entries must be refused.
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Rotary
Gibson County
C. A. Smith
Stuart Fisher
Smith
Rotarians
Geo. Padgett
A. H. Rhodes
Fair board eyes larger attendance and profits
The 1920 fair board earned several thousand dollars in profit and expects attendance to rise this year. Officials remain confident that participation will not be smaller than last year and anticipate a sizable increase in revenue.
Weather Outlook for Kisdoe Area
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and Thursday with little temperature change. Forecasters note patchy clouds and mild winds across the Kisdoe region.
Almanac of the Day Sunrise and sunset times
The almanac lists tomorrow’s sunrise at 6 20 and sunset at 6 22. The note provides standard daily daylight markers for planning.
Temperature Readouts From City Weather Note
The report records a 1 pm temperature of 91 degrees with yesterday’s high 91 and low 68. The sky is noted as clear.
Blind Wives at Noble Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow
Partly cloudy day with temperatures 80 and 68 degrees. Mt. Carmel visitors John Waters and Sylvia Hadley stay with grandparents at North Main Street. Mt. Vernon guests J L Hutchinsons see relatives. A local theater ad promotes the drama Blind Wives at the Noble Theatre tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waters
Sylvia Hadley
Mt. Carmel
Mrs
John Driskell
North Main Street
Noble Theatre
History of Jesse Kimball Pioneer ready for printer
Owensville Aug 1 In compiling a history of Jesse Kimball revolutionary soldier and first white settler in Montgomery township George Beattie and HelenPraite of Highland Cal have prepared a substantial contribution to local and county history The book Jesse Kimball Pioneer will be ready for the printer It chronicles the life of Jesse Kimball born in Connecticut March 23 1760 and ancestor to Marshall and Clarence Kimball of Owensville The authors emphasize factual accuracy and plan to publish for sale to benefit posterity and Indiana Historical Society publication rights are granted for official magazine use Demonstrations in Owensville 1916 centennial pageant featured Clarence Kimball portraying the settler
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Owensville
Aug
Hfe
Jesse Kimball
Montgomery Township
George Awiliam
Beattie
Helen Praiite
Tighland
Cal
Jesse Kindball
Connnectivets
Marshall
Clairence Kimball
Red Banks
Jesse’ Kimball
Grant
Fle
Indiana
Historical Society
Owensviillg
Clarence ‘Kimball
Patoka Township Names Teachers and Assignments
Trustees W A Dill announces the Patoka Township teaching staff for King Station Baldwin Heights Union Lyles and Richland with principals Ralph Williams M S Woods Joseph Lucas and Lyle Hornbrook. Assignments include domestic science Ruth Simpson music and shared art duties at Ft Branch Baldwin Heights and Boonville Mt Branch veteran teacher Miss Simpson recently taught at Mt Branch.
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W. A. Dill
King
Ralph Williams
Josie Tower
Pribvary
Baldwin Heights
M. SS. Woods
Eva Kell
Ruth Dame
Raymond Din
Dill
Lowell Taylor
Viola Chambers
Naomi McClure
Susan Jones
Margaret Lehman
Mabel Daugherty
Gertrude Simpson
Deldean Wheeler
Pauling Clark
Richland
Luther Mayhugh
Union
Oriec Hornbrook
Lyles
Joseph Lucas
Henry Howard
Fannie Dell
Gladys Webb
Ft. Branch
Ruth Simpson
Boonville
Hbih
Miss Simpson
Mt. Branch
Woods Reunion Ahead of Gibson County Fair
The Woods family reunion will take place tomorrow at the Gibson County Fair Grounds. This longstanding gathering has traditionally occurred the week before the Gibson County Fair and is viewed as a forerunner to the fair.
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Fair Grounds
Barton Township teachers named for coming year
Somerville names J F Martin Joel Allman Seamon Eula Freudenberg Stuckey Jessie Peed Weisheit William Buck Buckskin Gladys Beatty Leo Baker Post Oak Lilia Consort Snake Run R Miler Rainey Bertha Fulling Watt Edwin Ohning Mackey Marie Harper J R Townsley principal Greeha E Miller domestic science music and drawing Jegsie Lamb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Barton Township
Mackey
Charles Wheaton
Somerville J.F. Martin
Joal Allman Seamon
Eula Freudenberg
Stuckey Jessie Peed
Weisheit
William Buck Buckskin
Gladys Beatty
Leo Baker Post
Oak Lilia
Snake Run
Marie
Harper
J. R. Townsley
Greeha E. Miller
Jegsié Lamb
Mrs Hudelson Receives Honorary G A R Membership
Mrs A E Hudelson was welcomed as an honorary Grand Army of the Republic member at a Tuesday church reception. The program featured the Gypsies and local participants Wiley Woods Irene Coolidge dames T M McDonald Sanford Trippet Louis Rothschild EB H Preiss Will Blair and Miss Nellie Young led the program with instrumental and vocal music. Ice cream and cake followed in the church dining room.
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A. E. Hudelson
G. Alr
Grand Army
Wiley Woods
Irene Coolidge
Dames T. M. McDonald
Sanford Trippet
Louis Rothschild
EB. H. Preiss
Will Blair
Nellie Young
Lorena J. Eaton Weds Dr. Robert McClure in Harare
Miss Lorena J. Eaton of Princeton Indiana marries Dr. Robert McClure Gosport Indiana in a quiet Thursday ceremony at 550 Kentucky Avenue hosted by Mr. and Mrs. OD Wheeling. Rev Joseph L Stout of Grace B church officiates with Eaton's father John Eaton and many friends noting the family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Evening Star
Lorena J. Eaton
Princeton
Ind
Robert Mc Clure
Gosport
Od. L. Wheeling
Kentucky Avenue
Joseph L. Stout
Receiver appointed for Gibson Livestock Feed Co in circuit court
eR is appointed receiver for Gibson Livestock Feed company as Judge Baltzell presides. Mil ton Cushman is named receiver after suits by George W Hearing treasurer and stockholder allege liabilities exceed assets. Morton C Embree serves as plaintiff attorney with Sanford K Trippet and Judge O M Welborn for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Maxam
Gibson Livestock Feed Company
R. C. Baltzell
Livestock Company
Milton
Cushman
George W. Hearing
Ft. Branch
Morton C. Embree
Sanford K. Trippet
O. M. Welborn
Owensville News Brisk With Local Moves and Mishap
Owensville Ind Aug 29 A restaurant owner Jack Crawford handed his loaded revolver to Frank Turner who fired it by mistake. Ivan Newton returns from Montgomery and plans Owensville home. The wedding surprised many friends. Cows roam watermelon fields as owners refuse melon sales. D W Waters sold Irish Grat carload for 230 dollars. Township taxes expected to fall eight and a half percent saving over 10000 dollars. School patrons notified of grade book changes including new geography grammars spelling and histories.
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Owensville
Ind
Jack Crawford
Frank Turner
Ivan Newton
St.gomery
D. W.waters
Beresford
Europe
William Wilson to Attend National Painters Meeting
William Wilson will leave Thursday morning for Fort Worth Texas to attend the national meeting of the painters as a delegate from the local union. He represents the local union at the event and will participate in the sessions in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Ft.Worth
Tex
Mr. Wilson
Southern Railway to Handle Show Trains
Next week Southern railway will operate show trains beginning Sunday with Sol's United Shows arriving for the fair. Tuesday night the Southern will handle the Robinson shows to Mt Vernon and move them again the following night. The Robinson shows will arrive here over the C and E I lines.
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Southern Railway
Sol’s United
Southern
Mt.’ Vernon
Miss Anna Ryman and Pat Byrne Marry in Vincennes
Miss Anna Ryman daughter of Cineas Ryan of North Seminary street and Pat Byrne son of Mr and Mrs John Byrne of South Prince street were wed in Vincennes at the Court House. The bride has nine years as Princeton Telephone night operator and the groom is connected with the Princeton Transfer Company. They will live on North Seminary street.
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Anna Ryman
Pat Byrne
Vincennes
Court House
Cineas Ryan
Seminary Street
Princeton Telephone Company
Princeton: ‘Transfer Company
Big City
John Byrne
Prince Street
Mirv
Church Activities Honor G B Friends and Barnes
The Aid and members of the G B church of Francisco gathered at Brother and Sister Barnes home Friday evening for a well filled basket supper. They enjoyed music prayers and talks on the porch and lawn before Barnes and family depart the community. A rocker was presented as a gift. Mr and Mrs Walter King hosted Barnes and family for dinner Sunday.
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G. B. and Friends of
Francisca
Barnes
G. B.’ Church of
Francisco
Tabor
Walter ‘King
Rioting Breaks Out in Belfast Amid New Death Toll
In Belfast Ireland on August 31 five more people were killed as sporadic fighting flared again. Authorities appealed to the military to intervene as the death toll rose to 13 and clashes continued through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Belfast
Belfast riots flare as Catholics and Loyalists clash
In Belfast on August 31 heavy fighting erupts between Catholic and Loyalist mobs. Snipers on rooftops and grenades kill eight and wound fifty four as curfew hours limit activity. Widespread property damage continues despite police efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Turmoil and martial law loom in Irish truce talks
In Dublin ongoing Catholic violence raises fears of a breakdown in the truce as loyalists prepare for renewed conflict and secrecy surrounds Lloyd George's Irish reply. In Washington President Harding drafts a martial law proclamation for West Virginia coal fields and may deploy federal troops under Brigadier General Bandholtz pending a further report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Belfast
Ainlamatte
Lloyd George
Washington
Harding
West Virginia
Weeks
Bandholtz
Modern home on wheels travels through Princeton
A motor powered cottage on wheels, resembling a summer home with electric lights and a modern kitchen, passed through Princeton bound for the West Coast inhabited by an Akron family. George Bush of this city pleaded guilty to public intoxication and was fined five dollars with costs stayed, following arrest on Hast Spruce Street by Police Chief Guthrie and Patrolman Dan King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Thesday
Akron, O
West
Cottage On
George. Bush
Justice of Peace
R. M-Marton
Married life drama to be staged by Fairview Boosters
Lea Poor presents a play titled Man in which a married life story unfolds. The performance, described as a matrimony drama involving a wrench in domestic machinery, will be given by the Fairview Boosters this Friday with a 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Poor
Fairview Boosters
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Paris
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Flarry A. ‘Garfield
Williams College
Baron Sergius A. Korff
Finland
Stephen Danaretoff
Bulgaria
Paul Teleki
Hungary
Viscount James Bryce
England
Big
Indianapolis
Tom Grant
State Fair Board
the Star
Fair
Carl West
Dorothy
Willie West
Indianapolia
J. L. Hutchinson
Mt. Vernon
Jessee Kimball
Gibson CO
Patoka Township
M. S. Woods
Woods
Yha Heene
Harare Eee
Eaton M’clure
John Eaton
Rechver For
Herbs Rees
Ryman Byrne
United Press
Evie
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