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Princeton Daily Democrat in Princeton, Indiana

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Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1923

Page

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Hazleton bridges to be dedicated with large Indiana turnout

Thousands expected for the Gibson County epochal day program as the Every detail of the Hazleton bridge dedication is set. Gov Warren T McCray and Capt P St Julian Wilson headline the event with speeches, music, and a motorcade route through Princeton and Evansville amid hopes for perfect weather and strong attendance.

Gibson Indiana FE. Waskinson Evansville Chas. W. Zeigler Attica Earl Crawford Connersville John D. Williams Indianapolis Chas. Gray Wm. J. Titus H. A. Hanapel Stein Construction Company P. St. Julian Wilson Washington, D. C Warren T. McCray Thos Adams Civic I Bee Line Association Princeton Main Spruce Embree State Gibson County

Three Views of the Hazeion Bridge Over White River

Three photographic views of the Hazeion Bridge over the White River are presented. Petersen captures a birds eye top view showing the north approach toward the Dixburg Hills, while Shubart provides two bottom views from the south bank and downstream river. The images were supplied by the New York Herald Service from Princeton Daily Democrat photographs and distributed to newspapers nationwide.

Petersen Shubart Princeton Dixburg Hills New York San-Herald Princeton Daily Democrat United States

Hazleton Bridge Tops the Midwest Highway Milestone

Hazleton bridge over the river is described as the largest exclusive highway bridge west of the Mississippi, weighing about 26,600 tons with eight steel spans and twenty one concrete spans. The structure sits on deep rock foundations, rises 35 feet above low water, and required 1.5 million pounds of structural steel and 6,000 cubic yards of concrete, with substantial earthwork on north and south approaches.

Middle West Nimber Hazleton Dixburg Gibson County Australia Severnment Additi

Open approach spans added to bridge after historic flood lesson

Residents recall the 26 year old EF & TH passenger train disaster near the river and railroad bridge. Engineers built open spans on the north approach of the new highway bridge to ensure floodwater would pass freely and avoid repeats of the old tragedy.

White River Iizleton E. I EF & TH Day Couch

Decorations On Hazleton Bridge Ahead of Opening

Federal Decorating company crews place flag and pennant decorations on the Hazleton bridge for the midweek opening. Eight 18 to 24 foot banners, 20 foot flags at ends, and numerous pennants will adorn the spans without obstructing the steel structure.

Federal Decorating Company Hazleton Bridge

Stein Construction Wins Hazleton Bridge Bid in 1922

The Indiana state highway commission awarded the Hazleton bridge contract on April 10, 1922 to Stein Construction of Milwaukee. The bid of 237000 dollars beat around 40 competitors and rose to about 275000 with added reinforced concrete spans and roadway costs. Work began mid May 1922 under project engineer H. Hanapel and superintendents R. P. Petters and C. J. Moore.

State Highway Commission Indianapolis Stein Construction Company Milwaukee H. @. Hanapel Stein Company R. P. Petters C. J. Moore

Bridging Achievements Highlight Engineer Titus Work

Feature notes bridge engineer W. J. Titus and the state highway commission praising his care at every stage of concrete work. He advocates the combined aggregate method for cleaner solid finish as used on the Hazleton and White River bridge projects.

W. J. Titus Highy Ax Hazleton H. A. Hanapel Titus White River Bridge Hazleton Company

Indiana Forecast Fair to Wednesday With Warming Trend

Daily forecast notes fair tonight and Wednesday in Indiana with a rise in temperature. Monday's record shows a high of 60 and a low of 45 with partly cloudy skies. Last year on the same date the high was 45 and the low 30 with clear skies. Temperature at 6 a.m. today is 33 with sunset at 4:31 and sunrise tomorrow at 6:56.

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