High Tribute Paid to Memory of Judge Welborn
The Gibson County Bar Association held a memorial in the circuit court room at 11 this morning with visiting jurists and local lawyers delivering talks. Resolutions extolled Judge Welborn’s laborious integrity and were ordered spread on court records and a portrait placed in the courtroom. An acting committee was named to prepare the tribute portrait for hanging.
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C. M. Welborn
0. M. Welborn
Circuit Court Room
Gibson County Bar Association
Judge Welborn
Embree
S. K. Trippet
Johnny, Ballard
Thomas Duncan
Claude A. Smith
Indiana
Sanford K. Trippet
R. C. Baltzell
Duncan Amd
S. L. Vandeveer
Welborn
Vandeveer
Mallett
Gibson
Clements
Kansas Governor Attacks Klan in Hot Speech
Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen denounced the Ku Klux Klan at a governors conference in White Sulphur Springs calling the group profiteers who exploit racial and religious prejudice. He warned the Klan menaces law and order and endangers Protestants as well as Catholics Jews and blacks.
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Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Ku Klux Klan
Henry “J. Allen
Governors’ Conference
Allen
Kian
Trial adjourned until Monday in Herrin massacre case
Williamson county mood eases as defense and state counsel rest after a grueling week of witness examinations. With over twenty witnesses done, the state eyes wrapping its case before Christmas adjournment set for Friday, December 22. Four of five defendants in Howard Hoffman murder are identified as mob members tied to the June 29 riot at the Lester strip mine.
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Marion, II
Williamson County
Herrin
Howard Hoffman
Lester Strip
Mrs Ennes Undergoes Operation at Methodist Hospital
Mrs. W. 8S. Ennes on North Main Street underwent an operation Saturday morning at the Methodist hospital. She is resting as well as could be expected Saturday afternoon.
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W. 8S. Ennes
North Main Street
Methodist Hospital
Marriage Unites Ford and Cubbinson in Evansville ceremony
Miss Mary F. Ford and Stanley G. Cubbinson wed at the home of Dr. Alfred F. Hughes on Sunset Avenue Evansville. Dr. Hughes officiated. Maid of honor was Miss Bessie Lewis and Lawson Marey of Delaware Ohio served as best man. The couple plan to visit Princeton then return to Evansville to continue studies.
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Alfred F. Hughes
Sunset Avenue
Evansville
Mary F. Ford
Stanley G. Cubbinson
Hughes
Chadias
Bessie Lewis
Lawson Marey
Delaware
Princeton
Evansville College
Newark Mourns Dr. Miller Whitenack The Baby Doctor
Newark laments the death of Dr. Miller Royal Whitenack known as the Baby Doctor who cared for thousands of children across faiths and neighborhoods. Hundreds prayed in schoolyards and playgrounds as news spread of his illness and death leaving a lasting void in the city’s pediatric care.
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Newark
Miller Royal Whitenack
Dr. Whitenack
Santa Claus
God
St. Rose’s School
Doc‘tor
Polish President Narutowicz Assassinated at Exhibition
Paris reports President Gabriel Narutowicz of Poland was assassinated this morning while visiting an art exhibition. He had taken office November 11 amid nationalist opposition. Thousands of nationalists disrupted the inaugural oath ceremony by throwing missiles.
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Paris
Gabriel Noarutowicz
Poland
Warsaw
Narutowicz
Post Members Visit Evansville for G A R Convention
Archer Post No 28 G A R members traveled to Evansville to attend the district convention at the Coliseum. Col Gil R Stormont presided with William A Kelsey Albert J Batt and James Zeigler among speakers. A reading Barbara Kreut chie and songs Tre nt on the Old Camp Ground highlighted the program with a large Civil War veteran turnout.
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Archer Post
Evansville
Coliseum
Col
Gil R. Stormont
R. M. Morton
J. A. Criswell
A. D. Green
Eric Hopkins
Allen Clark
J. T. Carpenter
Oyneus
Ryman
James Stewart
Oakland City
Gil. R. Stormont
William A. Kelsey
Ft. Wayne
Albert J. Batt
Indianapolis
Tohn Zeigler
J. J. Crosby
Barbara Krietchie
H F. McCook
E. EB. Hoskinson
Pension Granted to Eugene Olds in Vincennes
A Vincennes resident, Eugene Olds, has been approved for a pension through the Bur ton agency, securing retirement benefits. The official action confirms Olds now receives ongoing financial support from the program.
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Eugene“. Olds
Vincennes
Burton
Indiana Forecast Brief Snow Across North Nation Warm Night Then Colder
Indiana forecast calls for snow in the north and snow or rain in the south tonight with a warm spell tonight and colder Sunday. December 15 records show a high of 27 and a low of 28 with partly cloudy skies. last year on the same date saw 50 and 30 with heavy frost. Temperature at 6 am today is 22 with sunset at 4:37 and sunrise tomorrow. Local forecast reiterates snow or rain tonight and warmer Sunday.
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Indiana
Kicked in Face Injures Chef in Oakland
Miss Daisy Day, a Oakland chef, was seriously injured when a horse kicked her in the face while she crossed a street behind a man riding and leading the horse. A severe gash cut her face and she was rendered unconscious. a physician attended and her condition remained serious. Mrs Eva Kighfly and daughter Mrs Blanche Bennett of Caruthersville Me are visiting friends.
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Oakland City
Daisy Day
Miss Day
Eva Kighfly
Blanche Bennett
Carruthersville, Meo
Illustrated Lecture on Work Among the Mountaineers
Sunday evening at seven at the First Presbyterian Church an illustrated stereopticon lecture will showcase home missions among Southland mountaineers. Mr Claire W Adams will present the talk on Work Among the Mountaineers.
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First Presbyterian Church
Southland
Police Court Sees Truck Driver Clements Plead Guilty
Otha M. Clements, city truck driver, pled guilty to speeding. He was fined five dollars plus costs and paid after arraignment Friday night before Justice R M Morton. Officers Padgett and Hyslop stated he had driven 25 and 2 miles per hour through city streets.
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Otha M. Clements
Justice of Pence
R.M. Morton
Clements
Padgett
Hyslop Clements
Train Load of Buick Autos Passes Through Princeton
A trainload of Buick automobiles totaling 250 cars passed through Princeton on Saturday before noon en route to Atlanta, Georgia. Fifty cars carried five cars each, tarpaulins covered the fleet, drawing attention from onlookers along the Co. and EB I railroad.
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Princeton
Atlanta, Ga
Mt Olympus Juniors Present The Arizona Cowboy Play
The Mt Olympus Junior class will stage The Arizona Cowboy in the auditorium on Wednesday December 20. Cast includes Joe Armstrong Paul Quillan Raymond Gowen Eldon Jones Hugh Caine Alex Armstrong Carl Renner Edward Blads Isephene Hyneman Alma Gowen Dora Ford Maud Smith and Cecil Jones. Magic provided by the orchestra.
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Arizona Cowboy
Joe Armstrong
Paul Quillan
Raymond Gowen
Eldon Jones
Hugh Caine
Alex Armstrong
Carl Reneer
Edward *Bkads
Isephene’ Hyneman
Alma Gowen
Dora Ford
Maud Smith
Cecil Jones
Farmers Meeting Tuesday Night
Community note announces a farmers meeting Tuesday night. It mentions the women’s department and a special message planned for attendees.
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Farmers’ Meeting
Mysterious Hatchet Murder Probed on Honey Creek Farm
New Castle Indiana December 16 authorities seek motive behind the hatchet murder of Bill Shaffer and his wife at their Honey Creek farm. A stolen car, two men and two women seen near the scene, and a coroner’s inquest lacking conclusive evidence keep investigators active as they pursue a motive linked to diamonds and possible robbery.
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Newcastle
Ind
Dee
Mnerworld
Bill Shaffer
Honey Creek
Teffries
Shaffer
Muncie
James W. Davidson
Shaffers
Indianapolis
Davidson
United States Considers Intervention in Europe On Economic Grounds
Paris reports Washington has told allies it may aid Europe for economic reasons while keeping political stance unchanged. President Harding reportedly undecided on formal action, and allied plans toward Germany may shift, causing uncertainty among French leaders and extremists about independent moves.
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Paris
United States
Washington
Harding
America
Europe
Germany
France
Ruhr
Poincare
Cook
Funeral of Judge O M Welborn Held This Afternoon
The funeral for Judge O M Welborn took place at 2 o clock this afternoon at his residence on West Broadway Texas. Members of the bar association and visiting jurists attended. The service was led by Rev L A Harriman of the First Presbyterian Church. Remains were laid to rest in Maple Airn Cemetery.
Princeton Chamber Seeks More Homes and Listings
The Princeton Chamber of Commerce discussed plans to expand housing by compiling all available city and nearby lots for sale. Owners may list their lots with details, price optional, with no charge. The effort aims to boost demand for building and bring prospective buyers to inspect listings.
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Princeton
Rentey
Chamter
Joan
Chamber of Commerce
Cml
Commer Ae
The
C. of C
Court jury in Nettleton estate case over services
In circuit court the jury hears a case involving Ethel Nettleton against the estate of James C Nettleton over services rendered. The proceedings focus on claimed compensation and related legal questions.
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Ethel
Nettleton
James
Sulon
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Gibson County Bar Associa‘tion
Jethrow
Moses
By Lawrence Martin
United Press
White Sulphur Springs
Bae Aaa
Ford—Cubbinson
N. J
Roya Tuhstenack
Zelman
Sr Roses School
BUICK
MT. Olympus School
Nellie Binkley
John Armstrong
Spurgeon
Princeton Boys and Girls
Mt. Olympus
Asee
U.S
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