Hudson Brothers Incorporated Forms Large Local Bake Sell
The Hudson Bros Home Shakery becomes Hudson Baking Company with $50 000 charter. W Clyde Hudson John B Hudson and Thomas H McCutcheon of Elberfeld amid plans for a modern plant and wholesale feed and flour store. Past year volume about 50000, with staff required to own stock to ensure cooperation.
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Hudson Bros. Home Shakery
Hudson Baking Company
Blinder
W. Clyde Hudson
John B. Hudson
Thomas ‘H. McCutcheon
Elberfeld Ind
Hudson Brothers
Reinhart
North Main Street
Hudson Bakery Company
Princeton
Rotary census committee aims to count all Princeton residents
The Rotary club census committee led by F. J. Biggs Arch Sprowl and Horace Hitch will finish tallying residents not yet counted this week. Citizens should aid in presenting a complete 1920 Princeton census to boost population figures for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
F. J. Biggs
Arch Sprowl
Horace. Hitch
Princeton
Rotary Census Committee
Suit by Lucy Gray for 20000 Damages Over Alleged Operative Injury
Lucy Gray of Petersburg sues Oak Lawn City physician Dr. John W. McGowan for 20000 accusing negligent surgery in December 1918. The complaint claims improper operation caused the loss of use of her left arm and severe facial injuries after she awoke. The case has moved from Gibson county to Posey county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Gray
Petersburg
John W. McGowan
Oakland
Posey County
Gibson County
Aged Store Owner Found Dead in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on January 28 police found 72 year old Charles Aughinbaugh slain in his store. A mallet with gray hairs lay in a back room and investigators believe he was murdered and robbed after a head blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Charles Aughinbaugh
Aughinbaugh
Jury seating in Truman trial opens with questions
United Press reports slow progress as jury selection began in the election fraud trial of States Senator Truman of Newberry and 184 others in the U S district court. Jurors were asked about familiarity with the defendant and views on campaign money limits and vote buying. Juror No 13 was misread. the bailiff announced 13, not 28, prompting amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Truman
Newberry
Curt
Dudge Sessins
Ariting
Canners Forecast Higher Food Prices for 1920
Delegates at the National Canners association and the National Canned Foods and Dried Fruit Brokers' association warn of likely price increases in 1920. Frank Gorrell notes efforts to cut production costs while H A Dally cites inflation and limited supply as drivers, arguing army surplus won't ease living costs.
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Cleveland
National Canners Association
National
Canned Foods and Dried Fruit Brokers’ Association
Frank Gorrell
Washington
Canners’ Association
H. A. Dally
Philadelphia
The
Canned Foods and Dried Foods Brokers’ Association
Still jockeying for position in treaty talks
United Press reports renewed jockeying as U S senators push for open sessions on the treaty. A bipartisan conference in Senator Lodge’s office failed, with party tensions and personal stakes cited as undermining trust in negotiations.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Eye Burns From Hot Scale at Southern Shops
N C Blale a steel car repairer at the Southern shops was burned in the eye by hot scale from rivets driven on a car Tuesday afternoon. Both eyes were burned though only the ball of one eye was touched and sight is not expected to be impaired. Blake is secretary of the Central Labor Union and lives at Baldwin Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Blale
Southern
Blake
Central Labor Union
Hyes
Baldwin Heights
Ambassador Fletcher Resigns After Eighteen Years in Service
Secretary of State Lansing announced that Henry B. Fletcher United States ambassador to Mexico has resigned. Fletcher sent his letter to the president requesting swift action, and his departure ends eighteen years in the diplomatic service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry B. Fletcher
United States
Mexico
Lansing
Fletcher
New influenza pneumonia death toll set at 187 in Chicago
Chicago reports 187 influenza pneumonia deaths today as the new tally for the disease. The figure marks a rising death record in the city’s ongoing health crisis.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers Celebrates 70th Birthday in Washington
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor turned 70 on Monday. He spent the day at his office and appeared before the industrial commission to discuss its recommendations and urged changes to the plan addressing current industrial unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Industrial Commission
Leonard Wood Announces Indiana Presidential Bid
Major General Leonard Wood authorized placing his name on Indiana primary ballots for the Republican presidential nomination. His campaign opens headquarters at the Claypool hotel on February 2 and petition months are being sent to supporters in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Leonard Wood
Indiana
Majic
Wood
Claypool Hotel
Friends of Wood
Uncle George Bassford Injured in Fall on Ice
George Bassford suffers two fractured ribs after slipping on the ice on the steps at 1001 South Main Street Sunday morning. He remains under medical care but is reported resting better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bassford
South Main Street
Forces seize steamer en route to Albania at Fiume
Forces of Gabriele D Annunzio seize a steamer carrying supplies and two thousand lire and force it to divert to Fiume harbor for unloading. In other news, Mrs George Shields and baby and Mrs Charles Hood of Carmi Illinois visit their sister Mrs Henry Rinsch on West State Street.
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Rome
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Albania
Fiume
George Shields
Baby
Charles Hood
Carmi, IN
Henry Rinsch
West State Street
Congressional push to curb horse racing and gambling
Washington dispatch reports lawmakers plan an offensive against horse racing and gambling to push these pastimes underground. Senator Sterling of South Dakota, active in prohibition, drafted a bill to ban sending betting odds by mail and via telegraph or telephone, a move aimed at crippling gambling nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Sterling
South Dakota
United States
Palmer accused in Detroit coal strike comment
Eugene McCauliff president of the United Colliery Co accused Attorney General Palmer in Detroit of selling the welfare of 105 million Americans to John Lewis of the United Mine Workers for political gain. He said Palmer could have nipped the strike in the bud and saved money and urged Wilson to adjust figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Palmer
United States
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Eugene McCauliff
Union Colliery Co
St. Louis
Wilson
Influenza Comes To City From Chicago A P Gardner Case
A P Gardner and family on south Gibson street suffer influenza after a trip from Chicago aboard a train crowded with coughs and sneezes. Several people have the grippe and neuritis but this is the first case officially declared influenza by doctors. Gardner is a traveling salesman.
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A. P. Gardner
Gibson Street
Gardner
Chicago
Federated Church Social Set in Patoka Presbyterian
In Patoka Indiana on Friday January 30 a Federated church supper and social will be held at the Presbyterian church. The event is for enjoyment not profit and invites all families to attend bringing their own dishes and utensils. Attendees are asked to bring a cup and cutlery. The emphasis is on a good time together.
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Patoka
Ind
Democrat
Presbyterian
Federated Church
Propagandists of dictatorship of the proletariat
Albany New Mexico January 28 Proponents read a pamphlet before the assembly judiciary committee alleging the first step is seizure of government and forced industry takeovers. The pamphlet from the Jewish Socialist Federation of New York argues revolution and class dictatorship aim to gain government access and expose strategy.
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Albany
NM Y
Assembly Judiciary’ Committee
Asgen Ly
Jewish Socialist Federation of New York
Charles M. Rovinson
Department of Justice
Joint Legislative Committee
Death notices from Haubstadt and city death at West State street
Deaths reported for Emma Jane Maxam of West State street at 9 15 pm from apoplexy. She leaves one sister and three brothers and a lifelong city resident with a First Methodist Church connection. Henry Lowenkamp dies at 67 near Haubstadt from brain hemorrhage with services planned at Warrenton Evangelical Church.
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Emma Jane Maxam
West State Street
Washington, D. C
Miss Maxam
Sylvester R
Mary Herman Maxam
First Methodist Church
Haubtstadt
Ind
The
Democrat
Henry Lowenkamp
Haubstadt
Evangelical Church
Warrenton
George Schoultz
August Frobester
Henry
Booneville
Edward
Haubdstadt
William
Inglefield
Spuds Price Soars as Government Probes Profiteering
Potatoes sold in Princeton today at up to 3.60 a bushel amid reports of rising costs. Government launches inquiry into potato profiteering as local stores list 3.40 3.50 and 3.60 per bushel. A dealer warned further increases due to cold weather hindering shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Potatoes Probe Reveals Large Profits Across Chain
Washington reports say charges of extensive profiteering in potatoes have surfaced and are under investigation. Consumers pay about 3.40 a bushel retail while farmers earned around 1.50 in November. Jobbers middlemen and retailers absorb the rest as potato stocks total 128 181 000 bushels in 1919.
Indiana Women Win A Vote Without Poll Tax Burden
Indiana voters won a temporary exemption from the poll tax for women under Section 7 of the state tax law. Fred A. Sims, head of the tax board, said no provision exists to tax poll tax on female voters. Legislature must act to change the law. federal suffrage still governs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wao
Indiana
Fred A. Sims
State Tax Board
Sims
Harjems
Car Show Attendance Change Planned by Local Figures
L C McFetridge Fred Kerr Leon Benefiela and Eldon Armstrong plan to attend the automobile show on Monday as temperatures range from 29 to 34 degrees today.
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L. C. McFetridge
Fred Kerr
Leon Benefiela
Eldon Armstrong
Marriage notices from Gibson and Union counties listed
Walter Miley to Myrtle E Annis of Gibson County. Wm H Bilderback to Grace Pick born of Gibson County. Trigg to Hattie E Blevins both of Union County Ky. Purvey Miller to Joyce Cope both of Mt Carmel.
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Walter Miley
Myrtle E. Annis
Gibson’ County
Wm. H. Bilderback
Grace Pick
Gibson County
Trigg
Hattie E. Blevins
Union County
Purvey Miller
Joyce Cope
Mt. Carmel
Steamer Neff Seeks Safe Passage After Ice Bind
The freighter Sidney O Neff, ice bound off Chicago harbor for nearly a week, finally made headway today under steam. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin of Evanville returned home after a brief visit with her mother, Mrs. Inea Benbrook, and family.
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Chicago
Sidney
Neff
Chcago Harbor
Eligabeth Martin
Evanville
Birth for Harl Cleveland couple with newborn
Mr and Mrs Harl Cleveland announce the birth of an eight pound baby on Tuesday night at their home. The announcement notes the happy event and family welcome.
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Harl Cleveland
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Mrs. Maude Lockwood Kerr
Wilkinson Lumber CO
F. B. Unthank
Mgr. Ind
Kinney’s
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Hudson Brothers Incorporated
Lucy “Gray
de: McGowan
Oakland City
United Press
N.C. Blake
D'Annunzio
Alva Levi
America
Europe
Wright
Shoptaugh’s
J. M. Scantlin
West Side Square
Harding & Miller Music Co
Null Bros
Cash & Carry
Oldsmobile
Scripp’s Booth
Austin Garage CO
Studebaker and
Briscoe
Reinhart Motor Co
O W. Guthrie
Ford Repairing
A. L. Maxwell Co
Buick Motor Cars
Joyce Bidg
North West
Princeton Novelty Works
E. R. Geiselman
W. Broadway
White Lumber CO
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