Indiana guard units ordered home from border
Indiana National Guard units including Company M Princeton are ordered home by General Funston and should reach Fort Benjamin Harrison within two weeks to be mustered out. Lieutenant A L Fisher returns on leave. seven men join regular service. The Second Infantry includes companies from Kokomo Tell City Princeton and others with officers named.
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Indiana
Prioceton
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Funston
Harrison
Princeton
Llano Grande
Atrain
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indiianapolis
the Democrat
Co. M
Chamber of Commerce
Lieut. Fisher
A. L. Fisher
Kokomo
Tell City
Mt. Vernon
Vincennes
Terre Haute
Spencer
Seymour
Winchester
Muncie
Lebanon
Dwight M. Green
Neville A. Powell
Walter H. Kelly
Warsaw
Earle S. Green
J. N.G
First Infantry
Frankfort
Ft. Wayne
Chautauqua Tickets Sought By Local Elks Group
The Elks urge prompt orders for next summer's Chautauqua. Princeton plans depend on replies from readers who should send the coupon from last Thursday's Democrat or call Paul S. Brownlee. Telephone orders are welcome and no solicitation will occur.
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The
Elks
Princeton
Democrat
Paul S. Brownlee
Increase Factory Force In Princeton Facility
Baldwin Tool Co. president Frank Baldwin and treasurer R. S. Davis visited Princeton to review the local plant with plans to hire 40 or more workers once machinery arrives. They denied current plans for a local branch, but did not rule out future consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baldwin
R. S. Davis
Baldwin Tool Co
Parkersburg
W. Va
Baldwin
Princeton
Luncheon and Dance at Shine Home in East Water Street
Miss Alice Shine hosted a bustet luncheon Saturday evening for twelve guests at her parents home on east Water street. Guest of honor was Miss Hattie Lewis of Princeton. After lunch a dancing party followed at Mr and Mrs Lynn Lucas home on west Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Shine
Daniel Shine
East Water Street
Hattie Lewis
Princeton
Lynn Lucas
West Broadway
Evangelistic Services Continue at Gibson Street Church
Announcement states services at Gibson Street In. BE. church will continue until Wednesday evening February 24. Rev. C. N. Wilson conducts the services and all are invited. Further notices will be issued.
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Gibson Street
C. N. Wilson
Miss Helen Upstill Hosts Tri Kappas Monday
Miss Helen Upstill will entertain the Tri Kappas on Monday evening at her home on Hart Street North, inviting members to the gathering in a social event at her residence.
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Helen Upstill
Tri. Kappas
North Hart Street
Today’s Temperature Report
The forecast notes a high of 60 degrees and a low of 20 degrees for today. Variable cloud cover with light winds. No precipitation expected. Temperatures should remain mild through the afternoon and evening. Area residents are advised to dress in layers.
Chautauqua Ticket Drive Urges Early Subscriptions
Princeton residents are urged to avoid personal solicitation for tickets and submit name and number of tickets to Paul S. Brownlee, secretary, by January 31. The program features Creatore's band with two concerts, an opera company, Miss Jeanette Rankin, and seven days of events, promising a strong season.
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Princeton
the Elks
Paul S. Brownlee
Creatore
Huaneville
Indianapolis
Creature
First Closs Opera Company
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
Death notices for Mary J. Taylor and Mary Erwin Sweppy
Two local obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Mary J. Taylor at her son's home and Mrs. Mary Erwin Sweppy at her Oak Street residence. Taylor, born 1838, widow of Benjamin Franklin Taylor, leaves son Walter S. Taylor and sister Tirzah Ashcraft. funeral at First Methodist Church with interment in Odd Fellows cemetery. Sweppy, born 1840 in Ohio, widow of Charles Sweppy, leaves daughter Mrs. George Tichenor and two sons. funeral at the family home with burial in Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Mary J. Taylor
Walter S. Taylor
Emerson Street
M. E
L. T. Freeland
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Mary J. Stewart
Stewart Farm
Patoka
Benjamin Franklin Taylor
Tirzah M. Ashcraft
South Hart Street
Woman’s Relief Corps
Taylor
Mary Erwin Sweppy
Charles Sweppy
East Oak Street
First Methodist Church
Odd Fellows
Wilsons Peace Plan Urges Worldwide Equality and Disarmament
President Wilson outlines a global peace program to the Senate, urging equality, no entangling alliances, and shared benefits. He calls for U S leadership to guarantee peace, freedom of the seas, naval arms limits, and a world governed by Monroe Doctrine principles. He stresses peace without victory and notes ongoing exchanges with belligerents on terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Senate
Washington, D. C
Friends of Humanity
United States Senate
Monroe
United States
German raider prisoners total 469 in Atlantic report
State Department word via Ambassador Gerard confirms 469 prisoners from the raider, including 103 neutrals, with no Americans listed. Yarrowdale has reached a German port, and officials noted the inquiry to Germany regarding the prisoners.
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Germany
United Press Staff
Washington
State Department
Atlantic
Gerard
Yarrowdale
Quarantine Tightened as Two Families Move Under One Roof
Health officers report quarantine rules failing with fourteen people under restriction. Move to merge the Miskell family on Maple Avenue with the Green family at the old hotel on South Main Street, aiming for a strict quarantine and stricter enforcement.
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Miskell
Maple Avenue
Green
South Main Street
Wednesday Shopping Day announced by Princeton merchants
The Democrat page four carries a special notice from Princeton progressive merchants promoting a weekly Wednesday Shopping Day. For the next six weeks shoppers will enjoy one hour of special bargains each Wednesday, aimed at thrifty housewives amid rising costs.
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the Democrat
Princeton
Circuit Court Hears Scott Divorce Case
The case of Scott versus Scott for divorce was heard Monday morning and taken under advisement pending the introduction of additional testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
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Princeton Monument Works
P Clemens
W. Edy
Fowler's Barber Shop
L. G. Hull
William Mitchell
Hickman
Blythe Campbell
J. C. Fisher
Harold Phillips
Edward M. Lewis
New Albany
Thomas B. Coulter
Second Infantry
Emmet F. Branch
Martinsville
Logansport
Marion
Brett Co. Arnett
Lafayette
Coats
Alva Levi
Elke
George Tichenor
James
Samuel
Dayton
Ohio
By Robert J. Bender
State ‘Department
Sy J. P. Yoder
Circuit Court
Shoptaugh’s
J.M. Scantlin
West Side Square
Decorating CO
H. G. May
Harding & Miller Music CO
L. Compton
Mgr
Monarch
Weiborn & Criswell
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