Columbus Dentist Identifies Loot Linked to Stockel
Identification of dental loot found in P. A. Stockel's handbag ties stolen supplies to Dr. C. D. Smith of Columbus Indiana after Dr. Cunningham verifies bridgework and porcelan teeth described by Smith. Stockel remains in hospital with unchanged condition as investigation continues.
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P. A. Stockel
Columbus
Ind
Stockel
J. K. Cunningham
C. D. Smith
Indianapolis
Spirit of Christmas program at Rotary meeting
The Rotary club held a noon meeting with Rev. Harriman of the First Presbyterian church delivering a heart to heart talk on the Spirit of Christ Toas. Chairman Rob inson presented the program after business. F C Luecking sang with Garwood Riggs at the piano before Rev Harriman spoke. Claude A Smith was introduced and warmly received with thanks to campaign manager F R Ewing.
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Rotary
Harriman
First Presbyterian Church
Fisher
Robinson
F. C. Luecking
Garwood Riggs
Claude A. Smith
F. R. Ewing
De Valera Proposes New Settlement Terms in Dail Session
Eamon De Valera announced in Dublin that he will submit a new set of proposals to the Dail for settlement with Britain. Anti Treaty member Etchingham called the treaty a terror as the party debates the deadlock with a final vote expected late today or tomorrow.
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United Press
Dublin
Ireland
Emon de Valera
Dail
Sinn Fein
Etchingham
Hireann
Christmas Tree Dedicated by Princeton Elks Amid Festive Events
Princeton Elks erect a municipal Christmas tree in the courthouse yard funded by Jefferson Madison. Decorations are installed by electricians and a light turning ceremony is set for Wednesday evening at 8. Miss Carmean will lead carols by more than 50 children from Lowell School. Rev Ty Harriman of First Presbyterian will give a short address. A daytime frolic for city children precedes the event with segregated gatherings for white and colored children. All children are invited to receive a Christmas treat.
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Princeton
Princeton Elks
Court House Yard
Jefferson Madison
Lowell School
Miss Carmean
Mussic
Ibtey
Ty. Harriman
First Presbyterian Church
The
Elks
Wilks
Slaying of Twelve Soldiers Alleged in France
George N. Taylor of Philadelphia testified before the senate committee investigating charges that American soldiers were hanged without trial. He claimed 28 men would support his testimony and noted uncertainty over whether the men had been tried by court martial. The witness warned that epilepsy might affect his testimony if senior officers remained present.
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Washington, D. C
France
George N. Taylor
Philadelphia
Senate
Senator Watson
Taylor
Col. Bethel
Breakup Move Aims at Big Rail Directors
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered William Rockefeller Jerald Vanderbilt and George Baker to relinquish their railroad directorships by December 31 as part of enforcing the Esschummmins law. The action targets the three wealthiest railroad leaders in the nation and seeks to dissolve their control of board positions.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Railroad Directorate
William Rockefeller
Jerald Vanderbilt
George Baker
Christmas shopping costs: buy local for savings
A reader recalls a trip to Evansville where a pair of shoes cost $2.50 each, while a Princeton store offered the same items at $1.40 each. The lesson: buy locally and early to avoid higher holiday prices after traveling out of town.
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Princeeton
Drome
Workers Strike on Pipeline Near Patoka
More than 100 workers employed by Indian Refining Co. on a pipeline through Gibson County struck near Patoka fearing payment delay. Foremen arranged to pay via the Patoka bank after payrolls at the camp could not be issued that day. Most workers were foreigners from Chicago and St Louis recruitment agencies who quit after wage demands were unmet.
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Indian Refining Co
Gibson County
Noor
Patoka
Chicago
St. Louis
Beveridge Denies Senate Candidacy Amid Governor Rumors
Former Indiana senator Albert J. Beveridge announced he is not a candidate for the Senate against Harry S. New, prompting reports he may seek the governorship. Beveridge, questioned by Judge Keyes, laughed off the denial and has since been on a state stump tour. He served as U.S. senator from 1899 to 1911 and later led the Progressive national convention in 1912.
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United Press
Warsaw
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Senate
Harry
Beveridge
United States
Indianapolis
Salvation Army Christmas Dinner for Princeton Poor
Public urged to donate food on Wednesday December 21 at school houses for the Salvation Army. No house to house collection this year. place dominions in street kettles and store boxes for the charity. Dinners packed in baskets Saturday morning December 31st. a treat for city children at Salvation Army Citadel 206 W State Street at 8 p.m.
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Salvation Army
Princeton
Salvation Army Citadel
W. State Street
Stockel Shot in Indiana Jewelry Satesman Tied to Double Life
P A Stockel a 42 year old jewelry salesman shot and wounded in Princeton Indiana. He lived at 72 East 56th Street with his wife and a 3 year old son. His wife received word of the shooting and officers await her arrival in New York styled home.
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Dispatches
New York
P. A. Stockel
Princeton
Ind
East S6th Street
Hartmann
Stockel
Underworld
World Church Must Expand Its Scope Says Evansville College President
Evansville college president Dr. Alfred H. Hughes addressed the Men’s Club of First Presbyterian Church on a broad Christian mission. He urged a world wide church service focusing on modern life, youth outreach, and community involvement, arguing America should lead with responsibility abroad. The talk followed a church banquet for about 100 attendees.
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Evansville College
Presbyterian Church
Alfred H. Hughes
First Presbyterian Church
Hughes
America
Church of Today
Washington
Europe
Sky Pilot
John Hall Woods
Indiana Forecast Indicates Snow North Rain South Tonight
Unsettled conditions expected in Indiana with snow likely in the northern portion and rain in the south tonight or tomorrow. Colder temperatures forecast for tonight.
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Indiana
Portion
Almanac of the Day Sunrise and Sunset Times
The almanac lists tomorrow's sunrise at 7 04 and sunset at 4 33, providing daily light details for planning activities.
Hospital notes on Mrs McClure's Methodist Hospital surgery
Mrs W DP McClure of 214 Seminary wheuet was taken to Methodist hospital Monday for an operation. She is reported resting very well today.
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W. DP. McClure
South Seminary
Methodist Hospital
Temperature today reports mild start and clear skies
The report shows a 6 am temperature around 37 to 45 degrees with a high of 45 and a low of 37 for today. Yesterday's high reached 49 with a low near 38. Conditions remain clear and tranquil.
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Charles M’cann
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Amager
Copenhagen
Long Island
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Harry S. New
New York City
Steckel
Weather Report
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