28 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
1
Reports from Athens and Constantinople describe rising war anxieties as Allied delegates weigh Middle East peril. Admiral Trockis alerts that a Maltan squadron speeds toward Constantinople while British demands for Mesopotamian oil regions test Lausanne talks and Turkish opposition grows.
A stove explosion injured a family member, leaving the left jaw severely lacerated and rendering one person unconscious for a time. The blast damaged the stove area and caused a brief evacuation as towels were used to cover wounds. Police and responders investigated the scene and reported multiple injuries with unclear details.
A garbled report describes naval moves and air attacks with references to destroyers and warships. Mentions a commander speaking, British and US forces, and a diplomatic conference with uncertain details and dates.
Fragmentary report notes discussions at a conference concerning the allied response to Turkish actions and the potential implications for Western states. The text references Marquis Curzon and a debate over recognition and policy without clear outcomes or dates.
Alien fined two hundred dollars and costs after a court hearing where a child’s illness is noted. The defendant was allowed to return home at 221 Stout Street under conditions, while the case details reference sessions on a weekday and dates not clearly stated.
In Indianapolis on November 28 an alleged five member gang faced charges in a murder robbery case. Erics Mullis and Carl Mullis of Lawrenceville were arrested along with Jade Hendriks and others. The group allegedly shot a man and robbed him of 3.80. Sheriff Denver reported warrants in Robbery and attempted possession. Trials were pending as the court dismissed some names and others remained under advisement.
Stray remarks describe a liquor incident near a sign board by Wise restaurant. Allen Smith and Payton were mentioned in relation to the liquor, with a mayoral inquiry noted and a city administration investigation expected to follow.
Mel Tier 28 defense in tail today was defeated by Dr M Mekain former mayor of Mor Rowee. The case involves Gov Parker of Louisiana and a two man mob at Mor Rouge. Chief Judge Gorter and two colleagues consider a writ of habeas corpus as legal proceedings begin. Custody to police while Levisland authorities prepare extradition papers. A telegram from Coy Walker to the state agency seeks speedy handling.
Mrs Janes T Chapman died from injuries after a lamb wray spedass at Christians present ex ploded her husbandry. The blast occurred as a paper was renewed releasing a rubber and coutivaheea which set off the explosion. Chapman chaired the town of Camera and headed the candy loaf.
A weather note for Indiana indicates cloudy skies tonight with a cooler trend. Friday is expected to be fair with gradually rising temperatures in the south and west regions.
County school heads meet in Gibson County to organize a cooperative effort including six principals from the county. The group plans a January 17 meeting with committees formed by Bem Watt and Winubstadt leaders to discuss Bible study, surveys, and high school curriculum.
In Manhattan, Illinois, police used dubious tactics to secure a gambling conviction. They alleged officers pressured testimony and the gambling game took place on Clark Street. One suspect, Kart, was arrested as keeper of the game while another figure, Ammil, faced a $100 fine plus costs.
In London two trucks carried petitions backing clemency for Frederick Rywalers and Mrs Percy Thompson who face execution for murder. Rywalers and Thompson appeal as the lord chief justice rejects a joint clemency plea. Bywaters and Mrs Thompson drew massive petition drives with thousands of names as they await fate on death row.
Mr. and Mrs. James Colvin Reneer of Hark Street announce the birth of a child.
After a conference between company and miners representatives, Francisco No 2 mine will resume Friday. About 80 men were idle during the shutdown caused by a wage basis disagreement. The dispute centered on day vs ton basis pay until a $75,000 capital improvement is completed.
December 28 report from the department of commerce shows November exports valued at 39.0 million dollars, a new yearly high. November exports exceed October by 12.29 million and surpass November 1921 overseas shipments by 90.0 million. Gold imports in November were 18,208,000 and exports 3,431,100.
The state railroad commission grants a commercial company license to operate Visalia office allowing T C Ward, an active operator for over sixty years and mentor to Thomas Edison in Morse code, to continue duties in Mount Clemens Michigan.
A historical notice explains the state uses condemnation to build highways. It argues landowners pay no extra taxes for road construction in their area versus distant sections of the state. The piece notes valuation of road networks and the legal process by will in such cases.
At a regular Kiwanis meeting the club arranged to send delegates to the district convention in Indianapolis on January 3. Walter Riggs, district trustee for the coming year, will attend. Visitors included Virgil McCarty from IU Medical Dept Indianapolis, John Johnson Evansville, and C. W. Lageman Indianapolis. The attendance prize went to J. C. Bell. L. C. Embree entertained with selections. The next meeting of Riwards will be held September 1 at 7:30 p.m. The new officers will be announced then.
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