Five Great Powers Ban Poison Gas At Arms Conference
The United States Great Britain Japan France and Italy adopted Elihu Root’s resolution banning poison gas in warfare. It marks another American achievement in arming limitation. Aircraft limits seem unlikely beyond carrier restrictions as subcommittee notes future aircraft developments.
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America
Washington, D. C
Jan. T
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Elihu Root
State to take over key Indiana roads and build Hazleton bridge
Evansville reports plans for the Hazleton bridge completion by Feb 15 and submission to the state highway commission. A. W. Burch says bids will follow and contracts set, with Indiana taking over the Gentryville Lincoln City Leavenworth route and other priority roads as funds permit.
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Evansville
Hazleton
State Highway Commission
A. W. Burch
Burch
Indianapolis
Highway Commission
McCray
Chrisney
Trop Road
Mt. Vernon Road
Lincoln City
Gentryville
Leavenworth
Lincoln
Indiana
Overcoat Recovered After Charity Ball Theft
Leonard Gayer admits stealing Byron Toney’s overcoat from the cloak room at Odd Fellows Hall during the Elks Charity Ball on December 26. The coat was found Friday at Folia Gaver’s home on North Spring Street. Gaver’s son is jailed on theft charges as police seek the missing keys and caps from the event.
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Leonard Gayer
Odd Fellows Hall
Inn County
Dail
Byron Toney
Odd Fellow’s
Elks
Folia Gaver
North Spring Street
Gavers
Leonard
Sam Rettinger
Young Gaver
Doyle
Red” Gaver
Jits Brother
Young Gryer
State Street
Rollin Maxam
Toney
Honey
Eginsville
Party Leaders Confer Tonight at White House
President Harding to host a White House dinner with Republican leaders and key officials to discuss the 1922 legislative program and its electoral impact. Attending are Attorney General Daugherty, Secretary Weeks, John Adams, and members from the agricultural bloc including Senator Watson of Indiana and Senator McCumber of North Dakota, along with Representatives Madden of Illinois and Saunders of Indiana.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
House
Senate
White House
Daugherty
Weeks
John Adams
Watson
Indiana
McCumber
North Dakota
Madden
Illinois
Saunders
Britain Accepts Change in Four Power Pact
The United States and Britain move toward ratification as Britain agrees to a U S Senate reservation excluding Japan from the pact’s protective scope. Japan has approved this exclusion, and observers see the move as easing Senate objections and aiding prompt treaty ratification. Arthur Balfour is expected to announce Britain's position change.
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Washington, D. C
Tau
Britain
Senate
Japan
al Myst
Ats Gael
United States
Arthur St. Balfour
Mayors Niemreier Hitch to Speak at Evansville Banquet
Mayor Niemreier and Mrs Hitch will address Gibson county democracy at the Jackson Day banquet in Evansville. Tonight’s event at the Vendome hotel expects wide attendance with representation from every county in the district. Princeton attendees include Mayor and Mrs Niemreier Mr and Mrs Hitch and Mr and Mrs Burton.
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Charles A. Niemreier
John WH. Hitch
Gibson County Democracy
Vendome
Evansville
Princeton
Niemeier
John J. Hitch
A. R. Burton
retailers violate revenue law in south bend
Hundreds of Indiana retailers are unknowingly violating the internal revenue law. Cigars must be kept in a box for customer selection to prevent refilling and substitution of brands.
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South Bend
Indiana
Townsend Defends Newberry in Senate Speech
Senator Townsend today in a Senate speech attacked Newberrys foes for ignoring the facts and giving themselves over to a spirit of animosity and hatred as part of the defense strategy in the Newberry case.
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Washington, D. C
Trusman Newberry
Senate
Townsend
Irish Dail approves peace treaty with Great Britain
The Dail Éireann voted 64 to 37 to approve the Downing Street peace compact establishing an Irish free state. News roused widespread rejoicing across Ireland but tempered by threats of civil war.
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Orehoid
Dublin
Dail
Arm Nearly Severed in Farm Hunting Accident
Carl Rhodes 17 of Douglas Street was wounded when a shotgun charge entered his left arm between the wrist and elbow while hunting on Louis Yeager’s farm near Francisco. He was standing on a stump with the gun muzzle up. exact cause unknown. He was en route to Methodist Hospital, with his father away in Princeton.
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Carl Rhodes
Samuel Rhodes
Douglas Stalion
Louis Yeager Neue Francisco
Herschel Wilhelm
Rhodes
Princeton
Methodist Hospital
Gasoline Thieves Strike Cars and Garages in Princeton
Gasoline was stolen from tanks on cars left in garages overnight in Princeton. Hall Bros. grocery truck and a Kern garage were targeted with tires flattened, wires and tools taken, and a door broken off. No other items reported missing.
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Hall Bros
Kern Garage
Princeton
Hall
Jesse W
Jack) Kern
Wonti Missionary Society Plans Special Shank Offering
The Wonti’s Home Missionary Society of the First M E church schedules a 7:30 p m Sunday service in the church auditorium with a substantial program. Dr Virgil EB Rorer of Meridian Street Methodist Church Chinapolis will give the main address on Americanization following earlier remarks at a recent conference. The event includes violin selections, a solo, and musical pieces concluding with a Mendelssohn march.
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M. E
Virgil EB. Rorer
Meridian Street Methodist Church
Cchinapolis
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Trinity Church
Evalnsville
Piernee
Lloyd Johnston
Authen
Ranbegger
Tory Waiied
Sherman
Liord Johnston
Gaul— Smers
Ros. Meurford
Virgil 1
Rover
Cornelius March
A Mendelssohn
Gov Len Small conspiracy case continued in Lake County
The case of Gov Len Small charged with conspiracy was continued until January 14. Attorney Herman Litchfield of Waukegan appeared before Judge Howards and requested more time for the defense, which was granted.
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Walhegan, IL
Len Small
Herman Litchfield
Waukegan
Howards
Lake County
Predicts Defeat of Irish Treaty in Dail Vote
Dublin January 7 The pro treaty whip J McGrath predicted the Irish peace treaty would be defeated by at least two votes in the Dail Eireann tonight. The house met at 11 and debated for two hours before a 4 pm session. Leaders warned resignations may follow a loss and De Valera planned another bid for leadership after withdrawal. Widespread anxiety pervaded Ireland regardless of the outcome.
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DAIL
Ireland
Dublin
Dail Eireann
J. McGrath
McGrath
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Milk Bottle and Money Thefts Plague City Porches
Police Chief Sam Fettinger said extra officers are patrolling at night after numerous complaints of milk bottle and cash thefts from porches. Thieves target both empty and filled bottles and the money left by customers for dairy deliveries, a problem that had appeared in Princeton months ago and has resurfaced in the city.
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Fettinger
Sam Fettinger
Princeton
Will Operate Truck Line Between Princeton and Evansville
The Federal Motor Co. of Evansville will start a Princeton Evansville truck line next Tuesday. Two trucks will run two round trips daily stopping at all points with freight for parcel up to full loads accepted. Local office is 218 220 North Main Street.
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The
Federal Motor Co
Evansville
Princeton
North
Main Street
Miner Sustains Arm Injury At Princeton Mine
Elmer Whitman an employee of the Princeton mine suffered a slight injury to his right arm when it was caught between a car and a mine support this morning. Initial fears of a broken bone were dispelled after examination showed a severe bruise only.
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Elmer Whitman
Princeton
Death of Luzetta Bailey in Grasse Butte
Mrs. Luzetta Bailey aged 76 died at home in Grasse Butte South Dakota on Friday January 6 from paralysis. Her daughter Mrs. J L M Kreusz is informed.
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Luzetta Bailey
Grasse Butte
S. D
Phone merger not expected soon for Princeton providers
Plans for consolidation of two Princeton telephone companies move forward with a public services commission review. Details remain to be set, and any rate adjustments await physical valuation and commission approval. Long distance connections will extend local service once merged.
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Princeton Telephone Companies
County
Public Service Commission
Southern Indiana Company
Princeton
iMany
Service Commission
Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte M. Casey
Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM at the residence 327 West Monroe Street conducted by Rev L A Harriman pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Burial will take place at Patoka
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Charlotte M. Casey
West
Monroe Street
L. A. Harriman
First Presbyterian Church
Patoka
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