Refiners Trim Price Of Sugar
New York report states the American Sugar Refining Company set a wholesale price of 14 344 cents per pound for granulated sugar from the new crop. The company notes wartime margins, export suspensions, and steady domestic deliveries averaging 125.6 million pounds monthly since the September shortage, with most shipments east of the Pittsburgh Buffalo line.
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New York
Joan
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Equitization Board
Pittsburgh-Buffalo
Garage Owners Must Obtain Alcohol Sales Permit
Deputy revenue collector Eat Miller visited Princeton to enforce denatured alcohol rules for garages. Garages may sell up to five gallons in small amounts to prevent radiator freezing but must keep buyer records and obtain a permit at no cost. Those without permits are warned to apply promptly.
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Eat Miller
Princeton
Miller
Government to Sell Army Shoes at Retail Across Nation
The War Department will sell nearly two million pairs of men's army shoes to the public through retail stores in multiple cities. This marks the first direct sale to civilians with offerings including heavy field shoes, metallic-fastened models, and welt shoes priced from 7.50 to 8.25 dollars. Sizes 5 to 15 and widths A to BE are available, with sales over the counter or by parcel post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Department
Coventry to buy artillery barracks for 35000 pounds
Coventry city council agreed to purchase the central artillery barracks for 35000 pounds about 175000 dollars. The site covers three and a half acres and the buildings are old and unused, with talk of it becoming a town hall and concerns over private ownership and high land values.
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Coventry
U S May Buy The West Baden Hotel
The United States Public Health Service began steps to purchase the West Baden Hotel in Indiana to convert it into a hospital for war risk patients from Ohio Indiana and Winds. Surgeon General Dr Rupert Blue expressed hope the deal could be satisfactory and completed. The property had operated as a hospital for nine months but closed May 1 1919.
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Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
West Baden
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
Rupert Blue
Public Health Service
Minister Kisses Wife Twice. She Sues for Maintenance
Geraldine Elliott files suit for separate maintenance against her husband Clarence M. Elliott a recent Emanuel Missionary College graduate. She claims a life of misery since their 1918 marriage and alleges he tormented her with insinuations and kissed her only twice during their marriage.
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Chicago
Clarence M. Elliott
Emanuel Missionary College
Geraldine
Berlin unrest spreads as police clash with demonstrators
A state of siege is proclaimed across Germany except in Württemberg, Saxony, and Bavaria after riots near the Reichstag. Police fire on crowds, grenades and machine guns used, with numerous dead and wounded as workers protest an alleged exploitation law. Plundering hits Oberhausen and nearby villages as order remains unsettled.
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Berlin
Ebert
Germany
Wurtemburg
Saxony
Bavaria
Reichstag
Workers’ Council
Oberhausen
Marseboch
Bruckhausen
Basle
Die Freiheit
Education official inspects county high schools
E B Wetherow of the state department of education conducts inspections of county high schools. He noted the city high school may come under review and will cover building conditions heating and lighting and teaching methods. On Wednesday he visited Mt Olympus high school with Superintendent Ed Anmon and Courty accompanying.
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E. B. Wetherow
State Department of Education
City High School
City
Mt. Olympus Igh School
Ed. Anmon
Costly Car JR F Murphy Starts 1920 Season in $6500 Mormon Sedan
F Murphy will launch the 1920 automobile season with a premier sedan from Indianapolis arriving Tuesday. The Mormon car, priced at $6500, features a voluminous body, wire wheels, and an enclosed instrument board.
Business Change in Princeton Sparks Garage Transfers
Weekly business shifts continue in Princeton as Joe McCormick buys the Broadway garage from Archie Carnahan. Carnahan will take a position, and the Albert Reinhart garage is set to open next Monday.
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Joe McCormick
Broadway Garage
Archie Carnahan
Princeton
Broadway
Albert Reinhart
Jury Deliberating in New Murder Trial in Los Angeles
The jury deciding the fate of Harry S. New in the Freda Lesser murder case was deliberating today after receiving the case late yesterday. No verdict had been reached by noon.
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Harry S. New
Los Angeles
Cal
Freda Lesser
Deport Reds Peaceful Aboard Buford Says Officers
Jan 14 249 deported radicals aboard the Buford described by officers as peaceful and well behaved. They have eaten well, shown no disturbance or threats, though three sailors deserted and minor discontent was reported. Repairs proceed rapidly as the ship nears another port with the Reds gathered on deck for singing and exercise.
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Reil
United States
Russia
Former Mayor Heilman Fined for Prohibition Violation
Charles Heilman former Evansville mayor received a 300 dollar fine plus costs in federal court for violating the Reed prohibition amendment by bringing liquor from Henderson Kentucky into Indiana. accomplice John G Meyer also fined 100 dollars. no evidence liquor was intended for sale.
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Indianapolis
Charles Heilman
Evansville
Henderson
Indiana
Henry Stann
Spencer
Heilman
Judg A. B. Anderson
John G. Meyer
Ladder Accident Injures 65YearOld Man
D. D. Grubb, 65, of 313 North Embree Street, fell fourteen feet from a ladder Wednesday morning. He suffered a forehead cut and chest injury and was shaken by the accident. A physician attended him at home.
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D. D. Grubb
North Embree Street
Arathy
Players bit arm loses two teeth in high school game
Fred Wyatt captain elect of 1920 football and all round athlete lies home on West Spruce street with painful injury to his left forearm after a Winslow player bit his arm during last Friday's basketball game at the high school. Wyatt grimly remarked the other boy is “only minus two good teeth” as the injury worsened yesterday.
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Fred Wyatt
West Spruce Street
Winslow
Wyatt
Congress Indicts Republican Inaction During Reconstruction
Democrats at the Jackson Day dinner condemn Republican inefficiency as Congress struggles with postwar taxes, tariffs, railroading reforms, and shifting fiscal policy. They accuse the GOP of delay on a war tax revision, international finance, and radical suppression while the nation moves from war to peace.
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Washington
D. C
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Republican Congress
House
Senate Committee On Finance
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Department of Labor
Lawe
Democrats
Legion Post Active Growth At Princeton Meeting
The American Legion post at Princeton reports steady growth with more than twenty new members since January. Last night’s city hall meeting, led by R. C. Baltzell, discussed Morgan Homestead bill support, urged Indiana leaders to back additional memorial headquarters, and set a theater fund-raiser with proceeds shared by the post. An officer election for the year ending Dec 31 1920 was scheduled for Jan 27.
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Princeton
The
American Legion
R. C. Baltzell
Munford
Dick T. Morgin
Oklahoma
United States
Indiana
Luhring
Legion
Smith
Meier
Attica
Joseph Vollmer
A. H. Rhodes
Legal Lights to Aid Socialists
A New York Bar Association committee led by Charles E. Hughes published a resolution condemning the Assembly’s suspension of five Socialist members. The plan calls for a special committee to travel to Albany to urge protection of representative government before the Assembly judiciary committee.
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NEW York Bar Association
Legisature
New York
Charles E. Hughes
State Assembly
Albany
Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Returned Missionary to Speak at Reformed Presbyterian
Rev J K Robb a returned missionary from China will speak at the Reformed Presbyterian church Friday evening January 16 at 7 30 o clock He will discuss the present crisis in foreign mission work.
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J. K. Robb
China
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Robb
Republican Party Faces Push for Stronger Stance
Observers say factions within the party are preparing to challenge a "do nothing" approach and demand renewed leadership and action ahead of upcoming political battles.
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W. Broadway
Michials Stern
Alva Levi
London Times
U.S
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Wright
Shoptaugh’s
J. M. Scantlin
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