Detroit News Editor Gilmore Visits City Friends
Steele F. Gilmore of the Detroit News arrived Saturday to spend a few days with relatives and friends. A former Princeton student and Indianapolis native, he is on the Detroit News city desk and complimented The Democrat's new Mant on its progress in the newspaper field.
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Steele F. Gilmore
Detroit News
Mr. Gilmore
Princeton
F. Gilmore
Indianapolis
News
Gilmore
iDemocrat
Indiana University Grants Largest Graduation Class
Indiana University's commencement exercises Friday awarded diplomas to 347 graduates. Among them were several from Gilson county and Princeton including Alex Milburn Patoka Edwin Victor Marehland Haubstadt and Sara Lucilly Woods Leuis Bridonhager from Princeton.
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Indiana University
Gilson County
Princeton
Alex Milburn
Patoka
Edwin Victor Marehland
Haubstadt
Sara Lucilly Woods
Leuis Bridonhager
Woman's Clubs Convention Set for Des Moines June 6 25
The biennial convention of the General Federation of Woman's Clubs will take place in Des Moines Iowa from June 6 to 25. Indiana's Mrs O M Welborn plans to attend and has begun sleeper reservations for the trip from this city.
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General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Des Moines
Indiana
O. M Welborn
Iris
June 8 Music Night with Jordan's Saxophone Combination
Local event notice announces a music night at 10 o clock on Tuesday June 8. Jordan's Saxophone Combination from Louisville provides the entertainment and invites everyone to attend.
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Jordan
Louisville
Plans Created for New Salvation Army Citadel
Public appeal in Princeton and Gibson county weighs local support for a Salvation Army brick citadel on East Broadway costing 10 000 to 15 000 dollars with emergency rooms and hotel accommodations. Brig. Simonson to finalize plans. pledge drive runs this week via Boy Scouts, seeking funds to aid Gibson county home service and local needy.
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Gibson County
Salvation Army
National Organization of the Army
East Broadway
Bryansville
Brig. Simonson
Indianapolis
National Home Service
Army
Boy Scouts
Princeton Defeats Decker 14 to 2 At South Side Park
Princeton pitcher Harry Day dominated early with twisters that baffled Decker hitters. A fifth inning two-run burst by Decker narrowed the gap before Princeton pulled away. final line shows Princeton 16 hits, 6 stolen bases, 2 sacrifice hits and 6 two base hits with 9 strikeouts. The Decker defense committed 7 errors and 4 walks.
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Decker
South Side Park
Harry Day
Day
Pea
Rader
Supreme Court upholds prohibition amendment and Volstead Act
The United States Supreme Court ruled the prohibition amendment valid and the Volstead Act enforceable, blocking brewery use of alcohol above 0.5 percent. The decision strengthens federal dry laws, applies nationwide, and foresees enforcement across Rhode Island New Jersey Massachusetts Wisconsin Mississippi and Kentucky.
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United States Supreme Court
United States
Rhode Island
Newersey
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Mississipi
Kentucky
Miss Myrtle R. Cook Becomes Gibson County’s First Woman Lawyer
In 1929 Benjamin Harrison Law School graduate Myrtle R. Cook of Princeton is noted as one of few women entering the legal profession and the first from Gibson County to do so. She began as a stenographer for Judge S. L. Vandeveer, then worked with Thomas Duncan, and later served as secretary to Duncan in the public service commission and to Judge Orbison in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Myrtle R. Cook
Princeton
Cook
Gibson County
Miss Cook
John Cook
South Seminary Street
St. Joseph Catholic School
S. L. Vandeveer
Thomas Duncan
Explosion at Mason Tire Plant Kills and Injures Many
Reports from Akron Ohio say five killed and more than ten injured in an explosion at the Mason Tire and Rubber company plant twelve miles from Akron. Nearby Mt Clements Michigan reports indicate several killed after a limited inter urban train derailed north of the town.
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Mason Tire and Rubber Company
MT. Clements
Mich
Here
Five Die After Interurban Hits Car Near Grand Rapids
Five Grand Rapids residents were killed when an interurban train struck their car on a road near the city. The crash occurred as the auto carried the occupants, all of whom perished in the collision.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Here
Princeton Man Receives A. B. Degree For Ministry
Joseph McClure of this city is among Franklin College students to be awarded the A. B. degree. He is preparing for the ministry of the First Baptist church. Commencement exercises will be held on Wednesday. Edith Hinton of Vincennes visits sister Mrs. Arthur Hanna on South Prince street.
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Franklin College
Joseph McClure
First Baptist Church
Edith Hinton
Vincennes
Arthur Hanna
South Prince Street
The Democrat Moves to New East Broadway Plant
The Democrat announces its relocation to a new, modern plant on East Broadway under publisher John C. Gorman. The move, conducted with no missed issues, involved dismantling and reassembling the press and linotype machines with help from Ed Morris and Howard Gorman, plus local contractors and rail sympathy. The building houses editorial, business offices, and a four-story rear composing room, and the paper invites readers to visit the new plant location.
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Rand
the Democrat
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Howard
Southern Railroad Supply Department
J. B. Lowd
Main
Broadway
Telehone
C. F. Gardner Printing Company
Keller- Crescent Printing Co
Evansville
United Press
C. I. Miller
Labor Union Memorial Exercises Draw Large City Attendance
United memorial events of several organized labor bodies were held Sunday in the city under the CIUW. Horace Sprague pastor of Gibson Street Memorial church spoke at First Methodist church. Graves of deceased members were decorated by committees, with Odd Fellows' cemetery ceremonies by the united body.
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United Memorial
Thhe CI UW
Horace Sprague
Gibson Street Memorial Church
First Methodist
Odd Fellows
United Body
Senate orders probe of residential and congressional campaign spending
Washington June 7 Investigation of campaign expenditures in the residential and congressional contests to precede the November election was ordered by the Senate. The inquiry will be conducted by the same committee handling pre convention political financing with July 9 as the date to complete the present phase. Senator Pomerene urged immediate action, while Senator Smoot argued for delay. Senator Borah defended the resolution and warned Republicans to clean house before next Saturday, citing fears of anti party sentiment. William Loeb Jr Alfred J Greatbaum and Missouri witnesses were summoned but had not yet responded.
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Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Smoot
Utah
Borah
Idaho
Smoort
Abraham Lincoln
Pomerone
Kenyon
William Loeb, Jr
Wood
Alfred J. Greatbaum
Hiram Johnson
California
Missouri
Gompers Speaks on Right to Strike at AFL Convention
In Montreal on June 7 organized labor declared it will not surrender the right to strike. AFL President Samuel Gompers opened the fortieth annual convention saying the strike weapon remains essential for workers.
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Gompers
Montreal
Can
American Federation of Labor
Evansville Courier Agency Relocated in Princeton
The Evansville Courier Agency in Princeton moves to Hitchs 5 and 10 Store on East Side of Square where the Daily and Sunday Courier are available at all times. For service complaints call Southern No.
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Evansville
Princeton
HITCH
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