End of Strike Near as Rail Labor Board Talks Continue
July 6 Chicago report says heads of strike shop unions hold olive branch from the labor board hoping for a quick settlement. Leaders Jewell and Hooper exchange conciliatory messages while suburban traffic slows on several lines and trains are pulled as a precaution. Hooper defends board neutrality and urges constructive negotiations with any authorized railway body to end the nationwide walkout.
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Chicago
Labor Board
Bert Jewell
Jewell
Ben W. Trooper
Avere
Hooper
Cuiesso
Mr. Jewell
Tabor Board
Aly. Hooper
Leboy
Campleyes
Yuailrua Labor Board
Local strike update and official statements from Princeton officials
Master Melbunie Buma said no replacements will be hired for strikers. Officials expect any decision by the heads of the union and railway labor board to be met with satisfaction by workers in Princeton. He praised workers as loyal and maintaining calm while shops perform only essential maintenance to keep trains running.
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Melbunie Buma
Uber
Railway Labor Board
Tle
Princeton
Patrons praise Chautauqua program in Princeton
The Chautauqua ended Wednesday evening with Vierra's Hawaiians and Jess Pugh delivering a high quality show. The Redpath company drew broad approval and support from a large majority. Superintendent Cotterile and crew prepared to move to Flemingsburg Kentucky for the next stop starting Saturday.
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Vierra
Jess Pugh
Redpath Company
The
Elks
Cotterile
Flemingsburg
Cotterifle
Mty
Princeton
Dnd
First Home Grown Melons Shipped From Decker Market
Decker ships 20 baskets of home grown melons and 160 pounds of lumitatoes marking the first movement of ripening produce. Buyers and growers anticipate a busy week ahead with good prices expected for quality fruit.
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Decker
Clyde and Bert Hudson Travel Through Kansas
Clyde and Bert Hudson of Hudson Bros depart for a two week plus tour of Kansas points, visiting numerous towns and returning after the trip.
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Clyde Ad
Bert Hudson
Hudson Bros
Kansas
Legion Veterans Hike From Philadelphia To New Orleans
World war veterans Jesse Reiser and Angelo Cozzi of Philadelphia journey to New Orleans for the American Legion convention, hiking with regimental gear and a vaudeville act to recruit members. They stop in Princeton en route, greeting Norman Hart of Princeton Post 25, carry letters and credentials, and praise the Legion as a savior for ex servicemen. They left Philadelphia May 13 and expect to arrive by October 13, aiming to finish early and rest in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
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American Legion
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Angelo Cozzi
Princeton
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Cozzi
Henryl. Schmidt
Lhjiladelphia
Legion
Wen
Norman Hart
Princeton Post
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Florrisburg
Pittsburg
Wheeling
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French Lick
Hockport
Evansville
Ind
Majestic Theatre
Charles “al. Sweeton
Majestic
Mt. Carmel
Ilinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Lousiana
Youngstown
Kansas City
Legion. Convention
City
Daily Democrat
Mt. Carmel Family Moves to Princeton Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Harvey oombs and their children from Mt Carmel have relocated to Princeton to establish a home. Mr Looulbs serves as superintendent of the Prudential Insurance Co.
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Harvey Oombs
Mt. Carmel
Princeton
Looulbs
Prudential Insurance Co
Wreck on Pere Marquette Looms as Train Narrowly Diverts
A Pere Marquette Line No 6 passenger train collided with a New York Central locomotive near Porter injuring many, with 75 lightly and a chef scalded and possibly dying. The train diverted onto a siding at 60 mph and the switch status remains uncertain amid Chicago origin passengers. The wreck’s location is near the site of a previous 87 fatal New York Central Michigan Central disaster.
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Wilks
Pere Marquere
Yark Central
Chicago
Adis
Adaus
Marriage Event At Memorial Methodist Church
Miss Lana Gieselman daughter of William Gieselman wed James Collins son of Mr and Mrs Francis Collins in a quiet Wednesday ceremony at Memorial Methodist Church. Rev Mahaffey officiated with close friends present. The bride wore a blue satin dress and accessories. Collins works with Public Savings Insurance Co Mix and Mfrs. They will reside on Gibson Street with many old friends.
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Memorial Methodist Church
Lana (Leserlman
William Gieselman
James Collins
Francis Collins
Mahaffey
Babuvon
Collins
Oldseauth Gibson Street
Three Killed in Auto Crash on West Main Bridge
In Ft Wayne Indiana three men died when a touring car hit a street car on the west Main street bridge last night. Witnesses report the auto traveled about 35 miles per hour. The dead are Sam Cutshaw Ray Holley and Slim Downing. A fourth occupant escaped injury.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
West Main Street
Sam Cutshaw
Ray Holley
Slim
Downing
Speeder Pays $20 Fine In City Court Here
Vincennes man William T Wolf paid a 20 fine after a speeding arrest by Patrolman Amos Padgett. Mayor C A Niemeier questioned him as Wolf claimed it was a prank. The mayor noted Wolf’s prior offe nse would have cost 5 more with costs if not for his timely court appearance.
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Speeder
C. A. Niemeier
Pravoke
Wolf
Niemeier
Amos’ Padgett
Sercetary
Tookesi
Ags
Memorial Proclamation by Princeton K P Lodge
Princeton K P Lodge No 24 invites all lodges and courts to observe a memorial on Sunday July Yth. Also announces Grand Lodge session July 25-27 at Kokomo Ind. Grand entertainment committee to present prizes to the Uniform Bank. Delegates include Prof E L Smith supreme representative Joseph Nash C C Chester Paragan Grand Lodge investment board member and Mrs Ryan Hanford court representative.
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Princeton K. P. Lodge
Grand Lodge
Kokomo
Ind
Uniform Bank
Trincvetou
EL FL Smith
Joseph Nash
C. C
Chester Paragan
Grand Lodge Investment Board
Ryan’ Hanford
Relative of Woman Candidate Lives Here
A photographer located in the Kendle building near the public square is related by marriage to Mrs. Anna D. Oleson, the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate from Minnesota. Peterson, a cousin of Oleson’s husband and a superintendent of schools in Cloguet Minn., praises Oleson as highly intellectual and capable of debating any senator if elected.
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Kendle
Public Square
Anna D. Oleson
United States Senate
Minnesota
Subway fire panic injures many passengers in New York
July 6 in New York a short circuit in the Lexington avenue subway caused fire and darkness trapping riders. Firemen, ambulances, and hospital crowds formed as trains halted with women and children fleeing and windows breaking amid thick smoke.
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New York
Daphne
Lexington Avenue
Divorced Wife May Be Called in Sheffer Case
Irma Huff, the divorced wife of Nic Sheffer, may testify as a character witness at his Auburn trial for the murder of his brother James and James wife. She was brought from Lagrange to provide background on Nic Sheffer. The couple’s home was the scene where two children were killed and the couple later died in a garage shooting.
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Auburn
Ind
Irma Huff
Nic Sheffer
James
Lagrange
Nic Shieffer
New Opposes Primary Election System in Nationwide Campaign
Senator New of Indiana leads a denunciation of the primary system, linking the Newberry case to its failures and calling for a return to old convention methods. He warns a cross country battle with the “old guard” in Congress, citing McCumber and others as at risk as primaries reshape careers.
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Washington
Senator New
Indiana
Newberry
Congress
Old Guard
Senate
New
McCumber
North Dakota
House
Week
Brookhart Hits New in Iowa Primary Fight
Sena tor Smith W. Brookhart, Republican candidate, denounces New's attack as rush to restore the old convention plan. He says farmers and laborers reject that and declares the primary system will endure longer than New or Newberry, defeating them.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senator New
Smith W. Brookhart
New
Church Won't Let Pastor Resign at Wyoming Neb Church
In Wymore Nebraska on July 6 a church refused to accept Reverend Hartesteesiyers resignation. The pastor believed congregation members should oppose his strike action and attended services in a body.
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Wymore
Neb
Hartestees
City Police Court Docket Shows Police Dept on Alert
In six months of 1922 city court tried 93 cases and had 14 pending. Liquor law violations led with 22 charges, followed by public intoxication 20 and motor vehicle speeders 13. Fines total 2268 dollars, with 1528 to the state. July filings emphasize motor vehicle violations.
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Charles A. Niemaier
Niemeier
S. H. Fellinger
Amos Padgett
Opher Hyslop
James Elliott
Vuity
James J. Robinson
Indiana
Marriage Licenses Granted Across Cities
Evansville Courier reports Dwight Andrews 22 of Oak land City and Opal Schoultz 21 of Mt. Carmel obtained a license. Mt. Carmel Republican Register lists Warner Maxwell 24 of Wheeling and Ida May Speight 22 of Hazleton licensed together. A license issued to Frances Bennett 23 and Milburn Barrett 28, both of Princeton.
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Evansville
Dwight Andrews
Oakland City
Opal Schoultz
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Carnel - Republican Register
Warner Maxwell
Wheeling
Ida May Speight
Hazleton
Frances Bennett
Milburn Barrett
Princeton
Indiana Forecast Calls for Clear Weather This Week
Fair tonight and Friday with a high near 80 and a low around 59 in Indiana. Last year on July fourth saw a high of 98 and low of 71 with clear skies. Sunset today is 7 16, sunrise tomorrow 4 33. This morning’s high reached 72 as the region enjoyed the coolest Fourth of July since 1895.
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Indiana
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