Indiana University Alumni Banquet at M E Church Tonight
The IU alumni annual reunion centennial celebration and banquet will be held tonight in the basement of the First M E Church. The ladies of the church will serve the banquet with chicken pie and cherry pie. Dr L S Datis of the chemistry department will speak as principal speaker. Board of Trustees members James Fessler and Frank Hatfield will attend. All alumni and friends of education are welcome to join and support higher learning in the community.
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Indiana University
First. M. E. Church
L. S. Datis
University
James Fessler
Indianapolis
Frank Hatfield
Evansville
Adwani
I. U
Welfare Week Plans Are Made in Patoka
From February 1 to February 5 the Community Welfare Week program will be held in Patoka under the Community Council. Speakers include Dean Hughes of Evansville College Miss Leila Gaddis and Professor Hall of Purdue University Professor Stone of Oakland City College I. S. Hubbard deputy state superintendent of education Mr J G Rouse of the State Board of Health and Mr Hyman of the Evansville Chamber of Commerce. Water for the full program later.
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Patoks
Commiaunity Council
Pref. Lughes
Evansville College
Leila Gaddis
Hall
Purdue University
Stone
Oakland
Census form for Indiana residents seeks enumeration confirmation
A 1920 census notice asks residents in Evansville to confirm if they have been counted. It directs mail submissions to Charles P. Beard and lists local census committee members Arch Sprowl Floyd Biggs and Horace Hitch. The writer states they lived at a given address on January 1, 1920 but have not been enumerated.
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Charles P. Beard
Postoffice
Evansville
Ind
Floyd 4
Biggs
Arch Sprowl
Horace Hitch
Princeton Rotary Club
Holland Replies Courteous Yet Flat Refusal on Kaiser Extradition
The Hague January 23 The Dutch reply to the allied note demanding extradition of the former kaiser is courteous but flat denial It has been transmitted to Paris The public press view the refusal as legally based and justified outlining that compliance would invite future regret and mockery of the allies by history and civilization.
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The
Hague
Paris
Holland
Dutch Reject Extradition Demand for Kaiser
Information from Paris reports that the Dutch government will refuse the request for extradition of the former Kaiser. The official reply had not yet arrived at press time.
Railroad workers press demands for billion-dollar pay increase
Secretary Scott of the AFL railway department said railroads have begun pressing demands totaling one billion dollars annually. He stated two million railroad workers are convinced the government failed to reduce living costs, and the wage push had been paused in August at President Wilson’s request.
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Scott
Railroad Department
American Federation OF Labor
Washington
Railway Department
Wilson
Legion Post to Stage Show The Red Viper at Empress
The American Legion post presents The Red Viper at the Empress Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday with proceeds benefiting the local post. Manager Darbro arranged the screening at a Legion meeting. tickets 30 cents are sold at city stores or by legionnaires.
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American Legion Post
Legion Post
Darbro
Legion
Shortage of Coal Cars Shuts Princeton Mine
The Princeton coal mine idled due to a cars shortage. Railroads failed to supply slate cars, ending the mine's first full workday since the coal strike ended.
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Princeton
Deaths Mrs Byron F Spain
The death of Mrs Byron F Spain occurred Thursday morning at 7:30 at her home in Hazleton from a complication of diseases. Funeral services will be Sunday at 10 in Patoka. She was years old and survived by seven children. The husband preceded her. Surviving children include Mrs Maggie Hasleton of Dalhart, Mrs Fisher of Le D., Curtner, Fred Wallace W H Spain, and Allen of Rector.
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Hazleton
Patoka
Spain
Maggie ‘Hasleton
Dalhart, Ee
Ple. Fisher
le D. Curtner
Fred
Wallace W
H. Spain
Allen
Rector
Influenza Cases Prompt City Council Meeting
In Fort Wayne 11 influenza cases trigger a special city council session to curb spread with no deaths reported. Chicago reports nurse shortages hindering influenza response as about 2,400 new cases are logged in 24 hours.
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United Press
FT. Wayne
Ind
Chicago
Great Lakes station appeals for hydroplane aid
Officials at the Great Lakes life saving station pleaded with the Naval Training Station Chicago to dispatch a hydroplane to aid six crew members of the lake steamer Sidney O Neff trapped in ice. The vessel has risen four feet above the water line since imprisonment Monday though the crew remains supplied. Open water lies near the vessel and an aerial evacuation would be attempted if conditions worsen.
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United Press
Chicago
Great Lakes
Naval Training Station
Sidney
Neff
Hoosiers Braced as Ice Yields to Slush Across Indiana
Indiana faced sleet snow and rain with skidding commutes and crippled traction. Gary South Bend and Fort Wayne bore heavy snow while Indianapolis wires and lines faced disruptions. The E and I traction kept wires clear. few outages reported as thaw begins.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Greensburg
E. & 8. I. Traction Company
Electric Light Company
Local Redmen to Stage Pow Wow and Initiation
Geronimo Tribe Ny 200 Improved Order of Redmen plans a powwow next Monday at Redman hall with 100 candidates to be initiated. Work starts 7:39 after a 6 pm gathering, led by Ft. Branch and Oakland City degree teams with table assistance from Incal unit.
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Redmen
Pyueéfoty
Redman Hall
Ft. Branch
Oakland City
T. C. O'Connor
Jason
Meader
Princeton Tribe
Evansville
Indiana
Treaty compromise sparks Washington discussions in Lodge office
Washington reports say a compromise on the treaty is near in Senator Lodge's office today provoking widespread debate among supporters and opponents. London dispatch notes Dutch refusal to extradite the Kaiser may require a German government request. New York wireless cautions about transport gear for the crin sled voyage and passenger transfers. Princeton announces Sylvan Maas wedding couple at Vendome Hotel will host friends monthly this winter.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Lodge
London
New York
Randall
Powhattar
Slick Sidewalks Prompt Urgent Safety Notice
The icy sidewalks have caused inconvenience and danger to pedestrians. Citizens are urged to sprinkle walks with ashes or sawdust to prevent slipping, despite resulting dirt. city ordinance requires cleared paths and responsibility for winter upkeep. Authorities note court house walks are especially unsafe. if janitorial work is lacking, county jail inmates could be used to remove ice and snow.
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Court House
Enumerator on Sick List Delays Ward One Census
Virgil Churchman census enumerator for Ward One in Princeton is ill and cannot finish his duties until he recovers. Other wards proceed, but new houses on East State Street and north side of Broad Way in Ward One remain uncounted until he resumes. Local residents should not report as missed until Mr Churchman can complete his work.
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Virgil Churchman
Princeto
East State Street
Broadway
Emselves
Burchman
Soviet Ark Returning to U S After Finland Voyage
The American transport Buford arrived in Jan. 23 from Hanglo Finland carrying 249 radi als deported from the United States to Russia. The return voyage included speculation among the crew about another cargo and what awaited them in New York.
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RK Kewl
Buford
Toda
Hanglo
Finland
United States
Russia
New York
Shelf-Worn Articles Remain Unadvertised
A jumble of unreadable notes notes unadvertised items in a catalog section. The fragment hints at items labeled many articles unlikely to be promoted or shown. No clear names dates or prices are readable.
Mexican Officials Tied to San Diego Raids, Senate Told
Senate evidence links President Carranza and top Mexican officials to raids on American property along the Rio Grande starting in 1917. Testimony from Brownsville DA John A. Wills and US Army intelligence chief L. R. Barnes outlines awareness of the raids during the plan of San Diego. The hearing notes German influence and Bolshevik outreach amid wartime tensions.
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San Antonia
Tex
Carranza
Rio Grande
Senate
John A. Wills
Brownsville
L. R. Barnes
United States Army
San Diego
United States
Mexico
T. B. Altendorf
Mario Mendez
von Eckhardt
Altendorf
Mendez
Linn Gale
Anna Vollmer to Study Music Under Sisters of St. Francis
Miss Anna Vollmer tests this morning in Oldenburg Indiana to take a music course directed by the Venerable Sisters of St. Francis. She is accompanied by her former teacher Sister Mary Carmel and friends here wish her success.
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Anna Vollmer
Oldenburg
Ind
Sisters of St. Francis
Mary Carmel
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