Pueblo flood toll climbs to thirty five dead amid rising disease threat
Pueblo Colorado reports thirty five deaths from the flood with thirty one bodies in local morgues and four in nearby towns. Officials warn of epidemic danger as refugees lack sanitation and milk for infants, while relief crews rush to shore up supplies and fend off disease.
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Pueblo
Colo
Colorado
United Press
Arkansas
Trinidad
Beaver Dam
Patrick Hemrock
Ft. Logan
Patoka to Sell Properties for New School Building
Two Fred Boerke residences on Main street in Patoka were sold on Saturday to clear the way for a new school. John Depriest bought the small house for 160 dollars and Robert Adams paid 200 dollars for the larger one. Boerke barn was also sold. township had already purchased the land for the school. W T Lee of Hazleton visited on business.
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Patoka
Ind
Fred Boerke
Main Street
John Depriest
Robert Adams
Boerke
Weather snapshot yesterday and a Boonville visitor trip
Yesterday's weather recorded a high of 78 and a low of 53. Miss Hazel Rice of Boonville, visiting her aunt Mrs. Oscar Mossman, traveled to Champaign Illinois today to spend time with her brother Ernest Rice for several weeks.
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Hazel- Rice
Boonville
Oscar Mossman
Champaign
Ernest Rice
Sample Ballot On Adoption Of Commission-Manager Form
A sample ballot outlines voting on adopting the commission manager form of government in Princeton. It instructs voters to mark yes to adopt or no to reject the new structure in the upcoming election.
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Princeton
Five Die and Thirteen Hurt in Indianapolis Accidents
Five people were killed and thirteen injured in a series of crashes near Indianapolis on Sunday. Victims include Arthur McClain 44 and Bertha McClain 46 and their son Roy 6, plus John VanLoter 50 Clayton and James Barnless 59 Clayton. The interurban car collision at a city crossing caused most injuries and fatalities.
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Indianapolis
cArthur McClain
Bertha McClain
McClain
Roy McClain
Clayton
Here
Home Burns at King Station Traction Stop
A one story frame house owned by Pinckney S. Armstrong of Owensville burned Saturday around noon at the King Station traction stop. William Luttrell and family occupied it. losses estimated at about 1500 dollars. Fire said to have started in the kitchen flue. furniture saved. Luttrell family stored belongings in a yard tent. The home stood west of the Owensville road turn at the stop.
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King Station
William Luttrell
Pinckney S. Armstrong
Owensville
Funeral of William C. Hudsonson Held Tuesday
The funeral for William C. Hudsonson was held Tuesday afternoon at 2.0 or near, with services conducted by local clergy. Attendees included family members and neighbors from the community.
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William
C. Huderson
Girls Scout Sale Boosts Local Fund Drive
The Poppy troop of Princeton girl scouts held a Saturday evening sale in front of May's drug store, raising over 26 dollars. Carnations nas turtilums candy and cakes were offered, with paper poppies painted by the troop on a decorated counter. The sale lasted about one hour, showing strong public support for the girl scouts in the city.
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Princeton Girl Scouts
May
Motion to Dismiss Bigamy Case in Gibson Court
Prosecutor James J. Robinson filed a motion to dismiss the bigamy charge against Carrie Deal citing lack of sufficient evidence. The affidavit was filed by her husband William Deal and a key piece of evidence is unavailable. The case is set for circuit court proceedings Wednesday.
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Carrie Deal
Gibson Circuit
James J. Robinson
William Deal
Robinson
Princeton Elks plan turnout for Indiana state convention
About 150 Princeton Elks will attend the Indiana state convention of Elks lodges in Evansville this week. Exalted Ruler Lynn Lucas said members will go as individuals with no official program or hired band or special transportation. Most locals expect to be present Thursday, the convention’s largest day.
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Princeton, Elks
Elks
Evansville
Lynn ‘Lucas
Princeton Elks
Lucas
Chicago women visit relatives in Kentucky trip
Mrs Do WwW along with Julia Scannell Lottie Liebovity and Anna Miller of Chicago arrived in the city Saturday night to visit relatives and friends before returning home.
Oil Deluges Home When Well Comes In
A Bowling Green Kentucky family woke to an oil gush when an 880 foot well spouted soil over their house. A. Miller, brother of Mrs. Short of this city, field superintendent for Pedples Petroleum, owns the well. Miller was offered 4000 dollars for one eighth royalty.
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RE. A. Miller
Bowling Green
Mrs. Short
Charles R. Short
Pedples Petroleum Company
Miller
Queen Esthers Give Playlet at Memorial Church
The Queen Esthers Circle of Memorial M. E. Church presented Tired of Missions a playlet and musical entertainment Sunday evening. A free will offering raised about $40. The group thanks the public for attendance, offerings, and assistance in making the program a success.
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Queen Esther Circle
Memorial M. E. Church
Queen Esthers
Trial date set after alleged provocative act at tent show
Nellie Smith faces trial after a guilty finding on provoking conduct at a tent show. Morton says she could be released after Wednesday evening proceedings. Police filed a warrant days earlier as followers of the White family on State Street attended.
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Nellie Smith
M. “Morton
the Smith
Pol James King
State Street
Princeton Voters Set Tuesday Ballot On City Manager Issue
Residents head to four wards to cast ballots from 6 a m to 6 p m with official canvass to follow Wednesday at 10 a m Parish wards and polling sites listed include City Building Sample Room Prince ton Hotel Water Street Court House Northwest corner and St Elmo Hotel Seminary Street Officials note canvass occurs next day and turnout is expected high with estimates ranging from two thirds of votes polled.
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Princeton
Polis
Water Street
iWomen’s
Northwest Corner Court
St. Elmo Hotel
Seminary Street
US Soldiers Train Through Princeton Tuesday Morning
A special four-car train carrying United States soldiers killed overseas will pass through Princeton on the Southern railroad Tuesday morning between 2 and 3. It travels from Louisville and exits via the old main line passing the Southern passenger station.
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United States
Princeton
Southern Railroad
Old Main
Southern
City Manager Election Predicted Defeated In Muncie Vote
In Muncie on Tuesday Clarence Barks predicted the Knapp law city manager plan will lose by about four to one as voters favor the current system and supporters cite church and women voters as decisive elements. In Connersville the commission manager government was rejected by a ten to one margin with 2,635 against and 482 in favor.
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United Press
Muncie
Clarence Barks
Joseph Meredith
Connersville
Commission
Fears for Aly McClure Family in Mountain Trip
Mrs William McClure reports Aly McClure, his wife and children, have gone into the mountains for the summer. The McClures, former residents, own property in Pueblo and have many relatives in the city and county. The note dispels earlier fears about their safety.
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Aly
Lester McClure
Pueblo
Colo
Savas
McClure
William McClure
South Main Street
Mrrs. McClure
Lester
Ellis Arburn
Miss Margaret Riggs Heads to Franklin Summer Term
Miss Margaret Riggs leaves tonight for Franklin to enter the summer term of college. Paul Withers of Indianapolis visits Miss Riggs. Dr A H Rhodes spent Sunday in Greencastle for his sister's illness. Mrs T J Sears and Mrs W S Hastings travel to Evansville and Washington respectively. Mrs James Sprowl and daughter visit Martinsville for several weeks. Mrs Amy Boyd travels to Vincennes for the day.
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Margaret Riggs
Franklin
Paul Withers
Indianapolis
A. H. Rhodes
Greencastle
W.S. Hastings
Washington
James Sprowh
J.W. Shumate
Martinsville
Amy. Boyd
Vincennes
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