Mine Wage Scale Conference Opens Jan 4
A joint meeting of bituminous miners and operators from Ohio Indiana and Illinois will convene in Cleveland on January 4 to begin negotiations for a new wage scale replacing the current one expiring March 31. Representatives include Gallagher and Lewis, with officers Green Robbins Haskins Penha Gould Miller Perry, and unions led by Lewis Green Murray.
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Cleveland, O
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Cleveland
Michael Gallagher
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
New York
S. H. Robbins
W. H. Haskins
P. H. Penha
M. L. Gould
Rice Miller
H. E. Perry
Wiinois
Lee Hall
G. W. Savage
John Hessler
William Mitch
Finois
Frank Farrington
Harry Fishwick
Gallagher
William Green
W. L. Robinson
Lewis
Miners’ Union
Philip Murray
United Mine
Indianapolis
Giant dynamite blast at Milltown demolishes rock ridge
A 25 000 pound dynamite blast at Milltown for Louisville Cement Company moved 100 tons of limestone rock. The charge cost $25 000 and created a crater the size of a city block and a six story building in height. Officials say the rock ridge 400 feet long 108 feet high 32 feet wide was blown up in a single shot witnessed by 32 Louisville businessmen. The rock will be crushed graded and loaded for highway construction in the north.
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Ind
Middle West
Louisville Cement Company
Milltown
Louisville
Anti-Soviet Move Aimed at Progressives, Says Wheeler
Senator Wheeler of Montana says Secretary Hughes targeted Progressives in the Senate with anti Red propaganda. He insists the issue aims to discredit Progressives and calls for Senate investigations whenever such claims arise.
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Senator Wheeler
Montana
Washington
Hughes
Senate
Wheeler
Levee Breached as Floods Spread Across Indiana
Heavy rains push rivers and creeks over banks in Hazleton area. White River at Decker reaches 20.9 feet with higher levels nearby. Roads flood nationwide and a Knox county levee section near Cunningham Ferry bucked through, flooding hundreds of acres. Five thousand dollars spent on piling failed to stop erosion.
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Cunningham Ferry
Knox Side
Hazleton
Ind
White River
Decker
Knox County
Patoka River Rises Threaten Dixie Bee Line
Patoka Indiana reports the Patoka River is very high and near topping the railroad and covered wagon bridges. A further rise could flood parts of the Dixie Bee Line on the river's south side. Many local roads are submerged.
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Patoka
Ind
Dixie Bee Line
Christmas Program at Broad Way Church Sunday Night
A Christmas program is set for Sunday evening at 7 30 at Broad Way Christian Church with a playlet The Shepherds Christmas and the cantata The Manger Prince. It features a full choir, solos by Mr Kays Mrs Duncan Miss Blakeman Leslie Pierce and Delma Blakeman with violin obligato and ends with The Final Chorus by the choir.
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Broadway Christian Church
EK. L. Ashford
Felows
Lord
Emanuel
Leslie Pierce
Dawes Chosen to Lead German Finances Probe
The reparations commission names Charles Dawes former U.S. budget director as president of the expert committee to investigate Germany's finances. The move aims to boost American participation and satisfy the United States. The commission will refer Germany's request for a 17 million loan to the allied governments.
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Paris
Reparations Commission
Charles Trawes
U.S
Germany
United States
Earthquakes Renewed Toll Sparks Global Relief Drive
Bogota reports renewed earthquakes after a week of deadly tolls estimated at 3000 lives. Americans and other foreign colonies mobilize relief funds to aid victims and support recovery efforts.
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Bogota
Columbia
New York Clergy Fight Over Virgin Birth and Evolution
In New York City a religious controversy widens as Rev. Leighton Parks questions the virgin birth and bodily resurrection, prompting walkouts. Debates will feature Rev. John Roach Stratton defending biblical inerrancy against liberal perspectives and evolution as compatible with faith.
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New York
New York City
Leighton Parks
Sainte Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Parks
Mast
St. Bartholomew's
Manning
Episcopal Church
John Roach Stratton
Wreck of Train in Georgia Kills Engineer
Marietta Georgia December 22 engineer J W Brown was killed when the Trixie Flyer engine overturned at Renesaw on the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis line from Chicago to Atlanta. Officials reported no injuries to passengers or cars.
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Marietta
J. W. Brown
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Chicago
Atlanta
Renesaw
Government Crushes Mexican Rebels in Puebla Advance
News of ongoing federal victories reports rebels captured Esperanza and moving to Puebla while successes on the west front widen the government’s gains. A federal staff officer says the rebel leader faces fight within a day or two as eastern front rebels lament defeats and damage.
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Mexico City
Esperanza
Puebla
Indiana Weather Outlook This Weekend
Rain likely tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. Friday highs near 59 with precipitation around 1.06 inches noted. Historical data shows last year’s Sunday high around 40 and low near 6 with clear skies. today’s temperature around 33 and sunrise at 7 04.
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Indiana
Work Continues Day and Night at Hazleton Bridge
High water in White River forced a Hazleton ferry suspension but crews in Indianapolis keep State Road No. 10 open. The maintenance team reports earth fill remains soft yet is being covered with fifteen carloads of crushed stone to endure traffic despite ongoing rain.
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White River
Hazleton Ferry
John D. Williams
Commission Traffic
Special prosecutor to be paid for grand jury case
Clarence Wios special prosecutor in the Warren Tatstecray case will receive 2400 dollars for his services. The estate of Charles W. Moores will get 1000 dollars after illness forced him to abandon work on the grand jury inquiry. Arraignment for the governor is set for January 7 in Marion County. Eph Inman will assist in the prosecution.
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Clarence Wios
Warren Tatstecray
Marion County Grand Jury
James A. Collins
Marion Criminal Court
Nichols
Moores
Grand Jury
Mr. Nichols
McCray
Eph Inman
Collins
Charles 8. Wiltsie
Henry Spann
Charles Remaster
Russian Soviet press slams Hughes over arbitration claim
Foreign Minister Tchitcherin in Moscow demands unconditional Hughes withdrawal unless the United States secretary of state submits to an arbitration court and proves charges. He warns that failure will expose Hughes as instrumental in broadcasting forged documents to the world.
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Moscow
Higes
Ihe
United States
Tchitcherin
Hughes
Secretary Hughes Won’t Withdraw Or Submit Soviet Russia Papers
A high official stated that Secretary of State Hughes will neither withdraw nor submit to arbitration the documents concerning Soviet Russia. The government remains convinced of their authenticity despite claims they are forgeries.
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Washington
Hughes
Soviet
Russia
Evansville Police Hold 15-Year-Old Bates on Burglary Charge
Chester Bates, 15, Evansville youth, was arrested Saturday morning by Sheriff John Hollen after Evansville Police ordered detention. He was taken from a relative’s home in Princeton and is held for Evansville authorities on a store burglary charge.
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Chester Bates
Evansville
John Hollen
Princeton
A Christmas Gift A Year Subscriptions to The Princeton Daily
A Christmas gift idea proposes a year long subscription to The Princeton Daily for rural route and postal zone residents. The ad promises ongoing reminders of happiness and joy for Gibson County readers throughout the year.
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Aéway
Princeton
Mail
Fox Is Given Life Sentence By Atlanta Jury
Atlanta jurors convict Phillip E. Fox ex publicity agent for the Ku Klux Klan of murdering William S. Coburn a Klan attorney. The jury recommends mercy but Georgia law imposes life imprisonment. The verdict followed a trial marked by testimony over about a week with alienists claiming Fox was paranoid and insane.
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Fox
Atlanta
E. Fox
Ku Klux Klan
William S. Coburn
Georgia
Rear Engineer Blamed for Wreck on Twentieth Century Limited
Albany officials say engineer Patterson bears responsibility for a Forsythe wreck two weeks ago. The Public Service Commission found the engineman failed to heed signals protecting his train.
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Albany
N. Y
Twentieth Century Limited
Forsythe
Patterson
Public Service Commission
State rests in Indianapolis murder case
Indianapolis December 22 the state rested its case against John Shaw charged with murdering Mrs Helen Welchel a surprise witness Andrew Parker testified Parker who worked with Shaw at a local meat packing plant said Shaw showed him a watch identified as the victims and a ring belonging to Mrs Welchel Shaw had claimed he bought the articles in a district court in Indianapolis the trial proceeds with further testimony slanting toward Shaw’s alibis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Shaw
Helen Welchel
Andrew Parker
Shaw
Parker
Welchel
Post Office Open Saturday for Christmas Mail
Princeton Post Office will open Saturday night until eight o'clock except for money orders. The service hours aim to accommodate Christmas mailers as announced by F. R. Ewing Postmaster.
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Princeton
F. R. Ewing
P. M
End of Long Arkansas Railroad Strike Marked by Pardon
Missouri and North Arkansas railroad strike ends after concessions. Judge J M Shinn approves dismissal of charges against 18 strikers and orders bonds totaling 20000 for their appearance. L D Wise and Red Orr may be pardoned. violence and mob actions noted during the 1921–23 dispute.
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J. M. Shinn
Shinn
L. D. Wise
Harrison
C. C. McGregor
U. P. Church Santa Claus Party Tuesday
United Presbyterian Church hosts a Christmas party Tuesday at 7 p.m. with Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus as hosts and a multinational cosume tableau. A large Christmas tree will distribute treats to Sunday school children and gifts to relatives. A short musical program opens the evening led by Miss Nellie Young and Mrs. Paul Habig.
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U. P. Church
United Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
Nellie Young
Paul Habig
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