Princeton People Save 25000 Dollars in Christmas Gifts
Herman Graper of Citizens Trust and Savings Bank announces checks totaling 25006 dollars were mailed Monday to about 1600 Princeton residents who saved in the bank's Christmas savings department during the past year. The notice urges all to start saving and open accounts at any Princeton bank.
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Citizens Trust & Savings Bank
Herman Graper
Citizens Trust and Savings Bank
Princeton
Verdict in Dennis Kuhen death returned in Boonville
County Coroner Kreikhaus says Kuhen died of gunshot wounds to the head. The revolver was a 38 calibre weapon held by an unknown person and appears to be premeditated murder. Community notes: Home Club shifts shower for Eva Grace to Mrs Gieseke due to scarlet fever risk.
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Boonville
Kreikhaus
Dennis Kuhen
Kuhen
The
Home Community Club
Jesse Gieseke
Hubert Lamar
Eva Grace
Rotary welcomes three new Princeton members
At the Princeton Club Rotary meeting Judge Robt. Baltzell Dr. A. P. McDonald and Chas. E. McCormick were introduced as new members. The meeting covered committee reports plans for a state meeting in Evansville February 21 22 and a memorial for Rotarian W L Wood emphasizing service to community county and family.
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Rotary
Princeton Club
Robt. Baltzell
A. P. McDonald
Chas. E. McCormick
Elie
Abell
Braven
Salvation Army
Indiana
Army
Princeton
Baker
West State Street
Evansville
Board of Trustees
Welborn
Biggs
W. L
Harold F. Smith Admitted Member of Gibson Co Bar
Harold F Smith colored son of Mr and Mrs E F Smith northwest of the city near the fairgrounds was favorably reported by a city bar committee to join the Gibson County Bar Association. He is a young man studying to qualify as an attorney.
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Harold F. Smith
Gibson CO
E. F. Smith
Fairgrounds
Gibson County Bar Association
Smith
Wilson urges congress to lead world with democracy
President Wilson, in his final message to Congress, calls for a program to spread democracy and the rule of law abroad while urging budget passage, tax revisions, and economic measures. He proposes a government loan to Armenia and independence for the Philippines, plus support for dye manufacturing and federal licenses to cut living costs.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
League of Nations
Armenia
Philippines
Woman drives into drug store window on public square
Mrs. John Orth of 318 South Gibson street lost control near Biggs' drug store and crashed into a window on the neat side of the public square. Estimated damage to window and contents set at about 250 dollars. no injuries reported.
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Biggs’ Drug Store
Public Square
John Orth
Gibson Street
Orth
Farmers oppose repeal of excess profit tax plan
In Indianapolis on December 7, Chas McKenzie of Walton New York urged farmers to oppose repealing the excess profit tax and replacing it with a new sales tax. The American Farm Bureau association emphasized protective tariffs on farm products from peanuts to sorghum. President J R Howard noted farm groups back tariffs, countering the view of farmers as free traders. The tariff proposal targets foreign peanuts to support southern growers who send most crop to oil.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chas, McKenzie
Walton
New York
American Farm Bureau ‘Association
J. R. Howard
Little Billy Welfington Struggles With Typhoid
A 13 year old orphan, Billy Welfington, lies critically ill with typhoid at Methodist hospital. He previously lived with the Seddler family eight miles from town and often ran away seeking a real home with siblings and parents. He asks to get well as doctors and nurses fight the illness.
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Methodist Hospital
Billy Welfington
Billy
George Seddler
Community Notes From Oakland City Area
SREB SEB PROVIDENCE IH HER ARR Hee en Willis Vanmeter and Gilbert Mag enheimer spent Sunday with Philip Reinhart. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suits visited Mrs. Suits' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weber and chil dren, Nettie, Helen and John Edward, and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Morgan and children, Harold and Henry, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mose Morgan, Ralph Goldman has given up the mail route No. 2 and Raymond Mc Connell has accepted the route, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Consert and son, Otis, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Heathman, of, near Oak land City. Mr. and Mrs. 8S. C. Finch and daugh ter, Dorris, attended the birthday din ner at the home of Thomas Shoulders, of Oakland City, the occasion being Mr. Shoulders' birth anniversary. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Lesler is reported sick. Herman Barrett made a trip to Ev ansville with a truck load of hogs Saturday. Paleizh and Roger Anderson, of Francisco, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Consert Sunday evening. Joseph Weber made a business trip to Princeton Monday. John Burns and, son, Dewey, are busy husking corn north of Francisco for Claud Wheeler.
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Ralph Goldman
Raymond McConnell
Charles Consert
Otis
Homer Heathman
Oakland City
C. Finch
Dorris
Thomas Shoulders
Shoulders
William Lesler
Herman Barrett
Evansville
Paleizh
Roger Anderson
Francisco
James Consert
Joseph Weber
Princeton
John Burns
Dewey
Claud Wheeler
Harding Studies Congress Tasks Ahead In Senate Opening
President-elect Harding spent Monday at the Capitol reviewing legislative problems for the new session and seeking cooperation from leaders. He announced a likely special session after inauguration to revise tax schedules and told officials to clear routine business before March 4.
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Washington
Harding
Capitol
Senate
House
Congress
Marion
Ohio
Underwood
Alabama
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Marshall
Senator Harding
Expect Industry To Open Up Soon In Indiana
Indianapolis December statement from the Employers' Association and the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce says industry will reopen in early next year. It notes Indiana’s industrial and economic状uation isn’t as bad as portrayed with some plants operating at about 75 percent capacity awaiting retailers to reduce high priced inventories.
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Indianapolis
Employers’ ’Association
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Indiana
Indications Mount in Evansville Murder Case
Walter Woodring, jailed over Dennis Kuhen's death, gains possible release as Vincennes witnesses recant certainty. New clues link a Navy recruiting paper to the case, while alibi and motive questions swirl around Westfall and others. Witness statements shift, and local business ties shed light on Westfall’s finances and past dealings.
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Evansville
Walter Woodring
Dennis Kuhen
Woodring
Navy
Westfall
Kuhen
Fort Branch
Princeton
John Baumgart
Baumgart & Crawford
Proper
Baumgart
Graduation Program Showcases St Joseph Students
Miss Borromeo Stenftenagel graduates from St Joseph School in a ceremony featuring comedy sketches and a five act drama. She plans to move soon to East St Louis to join her parents. The program also includes a two act comedy Hard Times and a five act Theodelinda’s Release from Prison.
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Morromeo Stenftenagel
St Joseph
Stenftenagel
East St. Louisa
iNo
U. S
Ralph Crane
Clarence Weidenbenner
William Mowry
Jeremiah Poor
John Caufield
Miriam Poor
Kathryn Rust Ipsitanti Poor
Andrew Stoll
Postulanti Poor
Fred Peters Absolanti Poor
Virgil Kolb
Eveteees
Maurice Dodds
Borromeo Stenftenagel
Mary Agnes Canavan
Beulah McLaughlin
Ruby Blanks
Thelma Wise
Agnes Christian
Mary Buckman
Agnes Leinenbach
Thelma Fischer
Lucille Robards
Two Nellies
Mr. Kennington
Chas. Christian
Mr. MacCool
George Rust
Peace
Edward Sheridan
Theodelinda
Texas Report Probes Hamon Death Suspect Near San Antonio
San Antonio report says Clara Smith Hamon, sought in the Hamon millionaires death, may be hiding on a ranch near the city but little credence is given. She reportedly seeks a woman jury and waits near San Antonio for a flight to Mexico. Ardmore residents petition for grand jury probe into Jake L. Hamon death.
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San Antonio
Texas
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L.hamon
Mexico
Ardmore
Okla
Ardmore and Vicinity
Grand Jury
Jake L. Hamon
Annual Elk Memorial Service Honors Departed Brothers
The Elks held their annual memorial Sunday at the lodge home with nearly all members attending. Exalted Ruler EF R Zimmerman led rituals while Hon J W Brady of Evansville delivered the principal address. Claris Adams of Indianapolis was listed but could not attend. The lodge lists 29 departed members and records Paul Kurtz as the sole death for the year.
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Elks
Lodge
EF. R. Zimmerman
J. W. Brady
Evansville
Claris Adams
Indianapolis
Paul Kurtz
Every Home Needs a Boy and a Girl
Evanston Illinois December 7 The Rev Madison Stiffer pastor of the First Baptist church has started a school for newlyweds to teach home management. He argues every home needs both a boy and a girl and that a housewife must think as clearly as a businesswoman.
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Illinois
First Baptist Church
Evanston
Madison Stiffer
Wholesale trade group departs Indianapolis for mutual business talks
One hundred members of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce wholesale trade division leave on a courtesy trip to visit Anderson and several smaller towns, then proceed to Muncie for a dinner, to discuss mutual business problems with other business men along the route.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Anderson
Muncie
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Alva Levi
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Willis Vanmeter
Gilbert Magenheimer
Philip Reinhart
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Russel Morgan
Harold
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Mose Morgan
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Myrtle Kiger
Willis Smith
George Nash
Johnson Garage
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Ww. C. Wilson
Thomas Hamamond
ST. Joseph
Theodelinda Weston
Streat Singer
Ae Kathryn Rust Jupiter
James Dodd Mars
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Herman Vollmer
Delma Blakeman
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