Mystery shrouds death of miner Ray Swain
The body of Ray Swain, 28, a Princeton mine driver, was found near the C. and E. I. station Saturday night with a bullet wound to the chest and evidence of a struggle. A White Mule bottle lay nearby as investigators search for a motive, suspects, and the killer amid reports of earlier drinking and fights.
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Ray
Swain
Slayer
Ray Swain
Princeton
Embree
Spring Streets
Harvey Whitman
West End
Whitman
Frank Bolin
Railroad
Bolin
Radcliff-Celvin Morgue
Princeton Opens New Septic Plant With First Waste Entry
Mayor Shubart opened the valve as the city began sending sewage to the sedimentation tanks at the new septic plant on Broadway. The system, built for 25 000 residents, will be completed in days with the filter beds and additional tank capacity prepared for future growth. The facility sits on three acres and includes grade work, a climbable fence, and transfer to a rock covered filter system awaiting full operation.
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Princeton
Broadway Road
C. A. Shubart
Shubart
E. E. Watts
Joseph Monroe
Moline
Walter Riggs
W. T. Dorsey
Edgar Shoptaugh
Charles A. Niemeier
Monroe
World War Vets Banquet Tonight With Noted Guest
Princeton American Legion post hosts its annual banquet at the First Methodist church with State Commander Claude E. Gregg as guest of honor. Sergeant Henry Stroebel, medal of honor recipient, will speak on the Unknown Soldier burial at Arlington. James Robinson presides, with music, entertainment, and Ladies Night. About 100 veterans expected.
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Claude E. Cregg
Henry Stroebel
Indiana
Arlington National Cemetery
Princeton American Legion Post
First Methodist Church
James J. Robinson
Stroebel
Oakland City College
Hindenburg
Legion
Legionaires
Claude E. Gregg
Vincennes
Wesley Stewart
Railroad inspectors tour Hvansville to Chicago via St Louis
C and E L officials including W J Jackson receiver inspected the line Saturday night in Hvansville and traveled to St. Louis before returning to Chicago. Reports say a move to reorganize the road and remove the receiver is underway.
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C. & E. L Railroad
Hvansville
St. Louis
Chicago
W. J. Jackson
Unsettled Weather With Possible Rain Tonight Through Tuesday
Unsettled conditions with probable rain tonight and Tuesday. No change in temperature. Almanac notes sunrise at 6 59, sunset at 5 31. High 55, low 37. Clear. Last year same date had high 54, low 30, with partly cloudy skies.
Mary Sanders and Freeman Annis Wed in Mt Carmel
The marriage of Miss Mary Sanders of Mt Carmel and Freeman Annis of this city occurred Saturday at Mt Carmel. They will reside in this city.
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Mary Sanders
Mt. Carmel
Freeman Annis
Immense dual oil pipe lines rise in Gibson county area
Hundreds of men from Illinois Pipe Line and Indian Refining Co. push 16 inch pipelines across Gibson county from near Cunningham Ferry to Pike county and southeast toward Bowling Green. Illinois pipe line camps near Francisco with 150 to 200 workers. Indian Refining with 300 plus workers operating three camps near Patoka Douglas Station and a future camp near the poor farm. A new pumping plant ten acres purchased for a station near the poor farm will handle about 11 000 barrels daily with a 35 by 70 foot main building, steel and concrete, plus three storage tanks and worker residences. Work on both lines progresses with moving camps and heavy machinery.
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Indian Refining Co. WI
Poor Farm
Gibson County
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Indian Refining Company
Cunningham Ferry
Patoeka
Pike County
Oakland City
Bowling Green
Lawrenceville
Gibson
Iinois Pipe
Fundion Refining Company
Ilinois Pipe Line Company
Francisco
Patoka
Douglas Station
Kruse
Buckskin
Boonville
Misses Rockport
Ohio River
Owensboro
Princeton
Chicago
Bank Robber Lee Carl Receives Heavy Prison Term
Lee Carl the Patoka bank robber pleaded guilty before Judge Baltzell and was sentenced to not less than 10 nor more than 21 years in state prison, fined 71000 and disfranchised for an indeterminate period. The case revealed missing funds, rumored weapons, and questions about his true identity while noting his quiet demeanor and the sheriff’s vigilance.
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Lee Carl
Baltzell
Carl
Pateka
T. M. McDonald
William F. Parrett
Parrett
Patoka
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