Beath Succumbs to Heart Attack in Indianapolis
Beath died after a sudden heart attack suffered this morning in Indianapolis at 11 15. The death ends a long illness and leaves behind mourners in the city.
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14 Dec 1922
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Princeton Daily Democrat in Princeton, Indiana
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
1
Judge Oscar Welborn Dies After Illness and Accident
Honorable Oscar M. Welborn longtime Gibson circuit court judge and dean of Gibson county bar died at 2:15 AM at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis after heart frailty and injuries from a street accident in Indianapolis Tuesday. He served from 1872 to 1913 on the bench and later resumed law practice. Survived by widow Shelby Wisewall, one daughter Katherine, a brother Joseph Welborn, and several sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar M. Welborn
Gibson County
Anne Gibson
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Washington
Beady
Welber
Oscar Ma. Welbhorn
Samuel Parsons
Mary (Waters) Welthorn
Washborn
Owensville
Pricceton
University of Oda
Welborn
Princeton
Jiendricks
Vth
Gibson, Pike and Dubois
Common Pleas Court
Gibson Circuit Court
Gibson
Posey
Judge Welborn
Peoples American National Bank
Old Peoples National Bank
Princeforth
Joseph Welborn
Near
Cruthintin
J. By McCutlough
Alice Welborn Greenfield
Ind
Mars
I. Boren
Alex
Mary Derin
Muskogee
Oklo
Ogeiueber
Eves
Papers Missing in Impeachment Hearing Drama
Secret files sought by the prosecution in the Dungherty impeachment inquiry have vanished from the department of justice. The papers allegedly contained charges by S. I. MacAutley of New York and Toronto against William J. Prins chief of the secret service. They were sent to Daugherty in 1924 to influence Burns appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dungherty
Department of Justice
S. 1 MacAutley
New York
Toronto
William J. Prins
Secret Service
Daugherty
Burns
Rep
Kelley
Howland
MacAuley
Princeton's New Greenhouse Open
Broadly announced in Daily Democrat columns, Broadway Gardens Inc shows plans to serve the flower loving public. Officers Will Blair and Ralph F. Woods lead the venture with TY Meriwether as grower and W. J. Ritterskamp’s garden inheritance cited. The plant features 20000 square feet of glass, six acres of outdoor grounds, hot water heating, and a focus on lettuce and cut flowers for markets and funerals. Temporary uptown shop will display Christmas blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Gardens, Incorporated
Daily Democrat
Droidway Gardens, Inc
Sol West Broadway
Will Blair
Tralph F. Woods
Blair
Famers National Bank
Bryan Toney Motor
New Concern
Ralph FE. Woods
Sanitary Soda Shop
TY. V. Meriwether
W. J. Ritterskamp
Princeton
America
Mfg. Co
Chicago
General Florist
Anc Greenhouse
Kow Sprowl
Hort Side Square
Thhey
Grandchild expected for Princess Mary as royal line shifts
London dispatch notes Princess Mary and Lord Lascelles await the birth of their child before year’s end. If a boy, he inherits the seventh Earl of Herewood title on his father’s death. The infant would claim close royal ties including King George, Queen Mary, Queen Alexandra and other relatives as uncles and cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Queen Mary
Mary
Lord Lascelles
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Lascelles
Earl of Herewood
Uimuits
Alexandra
Norway
Two Women Sought in Indiana Double Murder
Police pursue two women in a double murder case after bodies of Bill Shaffer and his wife are found on a farm. Investigators question Ben Brookshire, a discharged farm hand, amid ties to stolen Shaffer car and loot of diamonds worth 7600. Child survivor Billy Huffstickle was found days later in poor condition. Deputies expand search to Muncie and Indianapolis as motives linked to disputed property and litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Shaffer
Shaffer
Yost
Engle Laird
Church
Billy Huffstickle
Nnts
Ben Brookshire
Shaffers
Brookshire
Fat
Muncie
Indianapolis
Near East Peace Conference Teeters On Ultimatum
In Lauzanne the peace conference faced a crisis as Ismet Pasha prepared to reply after Marquis Curzon issued an ultimatum. Temet Pasha accepted Britain's protection proposal for Christians in Constantinople and surrounding Ottoman areas, while Ismet Pasha signaled Turkey’s readiness to join the League. The Allies fear renewed violence if talks collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauzanne
Switzerland
Dee
Near East
Temet Pasha
Constantinople
Assi Minor
Turkey
League of Nations
Ismet Pasha
Marquis Curzon
Nettleton Estate Trial Opens In Circuit Court
In circuit court the case of Ethel Nettleton as administrator of the James C. Nettleton estate began with the trial starting Wednesday and expected to extend into Thursday afternoon. The proceeding is non-jury and involves insolvency issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Nettleton
James C. Nettleton
Weather forecast Update for the Week
A weather bulletin notes rain or snow by night and Friday. Expect warmer conditions tonight followed by colder temperatures Friday and into the night. Strong winds shifting in from the north.
Battery Drills Tonight at South Wall Street Armory
Captain Watt calls for large attendance as Battery D holds a 30 minute drill from 7:30 to 8:00 PM at the South Wall Street Armory. Sixty percent of members must be present to receive pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wall Street
Armory
Watt
Dake
Burglars Busy at Vincennes
Burglars broke into the home of Mr and Mrs Berta Puller during a basketball game at Vincennes Indiana. They took Mrs Muller's engagement ring valued around three hundred dollars from the kitchen cabinet. The house was ransacked but no other items were reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Berta Puller
Muller
Mar
Eight Film Stars In Bore Scandal Quick Trial Planned
State plans rapid examination of witnesses in Herrin massacre case as prosecutors push for brisk proceedings. Minnie Dudenbostel testifies on Howard Hoffman care and timeline. DA Woolwine seeks to reveal narcotics sources connected to the alleged ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Herrin
Minnie Dudenbostel
Dudenbostel
Aera Hedtiging
Howard Hoffman
Herrin Hospital
Hoffman
Road Cases Are Under Advisement By State Tax Board
The state tax board heard remonstrances against road projects in county plans on Wednesday. A decision will be handed down later after deliberations in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Board
Thieves Loot Army Supplies In Rockford
Thieves victimize military stock in Rockford with undisclosed items looted from an army supply, drawing police attention to a break in and prompting investigations by local authorities.
Steam pipe blast in Texas crash leaves dozens burned and dead
Houston reports say fourteen injured or dead after collision between a Houston and West Texas passenger train and a switch engine near Humble. Initial counts list ten dead and about thirty in hospitals with many victims described as colorfully identified. steam from ruptured pipes caused severe burns as passengers attempted to escape through blocked exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Dee
Houston East and West Texas
West Texas
Humbe
Teachers Hold Christmas Party at City High School
City teachers gathered in the high school reception room for a Christmas party. A tree stood for Santa Claus who distributed gifts and sacks of candy and nuts. The evening featured a program of musical numbers and carols with a festive, well received atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Claus
Princeton Evansville debate judges named
Announcement lists judges for the Princeton Evansville high school debate Friday night. G I Kerr economics professor Oakland City College J G Turner Patoka schools superintendent Paul Nash history professor Vincennes high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Kerr
Oakland City College
J.G. Turner
Patoka
Paul Nash
Vincennes High School
Revival Meetings Begin at Tichland Schoolhouse
Rev. Frank E. Kinsey schedules a revival at the Tichland Schoolhouse starting next Sunday night December 17 at 7 o'clock. All are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Kinsey
Tichland
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