Senate Debates Bonus Bill With Five Adjusted Plans
Senate debate over the revised soldier bonus bill paused as Senator Williams objected to formal recognition. McCumber announced plans to reintroduce the report. The measure would be financed from interest on allied debt with no new taxes and cost about 3.846 billion dollars, aiding 4.46 million veterans through five adjustment options including service pay, certificates, vocational training, farm or home aid, and land settlement.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Williams
Mississippi
McCuinber
Finance Committee
McCumber
Frances Martin Weds William Alvis in First Methodist ceremony
Frances Charlotte Martin and William Lucis Alvis were married at 3 30 this morning in the First Methodist church parsonage with Rev. C E Flynn officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Martin, wore blue poiret twill and carried bridal roses. The couple left for a week long motor trip and will reside at 228 East Emerson street after July 15.
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Frances Charlotte Martin
William Lucis Alvis
First Methodist Church
C. E. Flynn
Jennie Martin
Robert Martin
Hazel Spencer
Irene Cockriel
Alvis
Indianapolis
French Lick
West Baden
Fred Martin
East
Emerson Street
Princeton High School
Haubstadt
Oscar Alvis
West State Street
Wabash Valley Motor Company
Ward faces first degree murder charge in Peters killing
White Plains district attorney Weeks plans to ask the grand jury for a first degree murder indictment against Walter Ward over the killing of Clarence Peters, described as an alleged blackmailer. A guest, Alice Cook May, said there was a party at the Ward home the night of the tragedy and denied any shooting occurred.
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White Plains
Grand
Walter Ward
Clarence Peters
Ward
Peters
Mays
Alice Cook
Franklin Burns
Thefts Frustrated by Kids Prank on Car in Monroe Street
Two boys tried to move Joe Kern's parked car on east Monroe street at nine. Grigsby of the Clarion News, robed in night attire, sprang up to stop them causing noise and alarm across the block. He chased the car in his slippers and sprinted after it.
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Joe Kern
Harvey Harmon
East
Monroe Street
George B. Grigsby
The
Clarion News
Grigsby
George
Labor claims full credit for IGWA victory
In Cincinnati labor leaders unite at the AFL convention to plan the strongest political move in its history for this year's congressional race. William Johnson of the Car Workers union cites Iowa as a model, crediting Brookhart’s nomination to organized workers and farmer cooperation.
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LABOR
IGWA
Cincinnati
A. F. of I
William Johnson
Machinists’ Union
Iowa
Brookhart
Instant Death at R R Crossing in Clinton Ind
CLINTON Ind June Charles Causey 61 father of Ernest M Causey deputy prosecutor Vermillion county was instantly killed Wednesday afternoon one mile north of Newport when his car drove onto a C E I railroad crossing in front of a southbound special train causing his neck to be broken and the machine to be demolished He is survived by his widow and another son in addition to Ernest.
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Clinton
Ind
Charles Causey
Ernest M. Causey
Vermillion County
Newport
Causey
Ernest
Local youth accepted for summer training at Camp Knox
Fred Lasley of this city has his application for summer training at Camp Knox Kentucky accepted and will train from August 1 to August 31. Other Princeton youths have submitted training applications and results are expected within days.
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Fred Lasley
Camp Knox
Princeton
Hershman Sues National Rolling Mills for Health Impairment
The plaintiff Tina Hershman seeks 50,000 in a circuit court claim alleging health impairment from heavy work at National Rolling Mills during her 15 years of age. The plaintiff rested this morning, and defense work began with Supt Jenkins testifying to counter previous plaintiff testimony.
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Tina Hershman
National Rolling Mills
Jenkins
The
Rolling Mills
Miss Hershman
British Troops Capture Beleek on Ulster Border
British forces entered Beleek on the Ulster border with 200 infantry this morning. They planned to concentrate positions as air support and armor supported the advance. The Republican fighters retreated into Free State territory while sniping continued from a reduced rebel opposition.
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London
England
Beleek
Wister
Free State
Dublin
Rebels mass at Raphoe armed with American rifles
Reports from Belfast say thousands of Republican rebels gathered at Raphoe with the latest American rifles. Bombing and burning of business houses continued in Belfast with extensive looting and arson.
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Belfast
Ireland
Raphoe
Funeral services for Harry Hop McClure Saturday
Funeral services for Harry Hop McClure will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at the home 934 South Main Street conducted by Rev. R N Cloyd and Rev J B Mahaffer. Burial is in Maple Hill Cemetery. A sister Mrs Pugin Kall and daughter-in-law Mrs Lester Kell from Glendive Montana arrive Friday. Von McClure and wife of Jacksonville Illinois arrive today.
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Harry Hop McClure
South Main Street
R. N. Cloyd
The
Christian Church
J. B. Mahaffer
Memorial Methodist Church
Maple Hill Cemetery
Pugin Kall
Lester Kell
Glendive
Mont
Von
Funeral services for George M. Borer in Pa toka
Funeral services for George M. Borer were held this afternoon at 2 30 at the Methodist church in Pa toka with Rev Davies officiating. Burial followed in Patoka Cemetery.
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George M. Borer
Methodist Church
Patoka
Davies
Big Wheat Crop Forecast for This Year
Washington June. The wheat crop this year will total 85 000 000 bushels compared with 795 000 000 bushels last year the department of agriculture estimated today. The forecast was made on a condition of 43 per cent abnormal production on June 1. The condition on June 1 last year was 82 per cent.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Baptist Union In Session Here
The Young People’s Baptist Union meets at the First Baptist church with many delegates from surrounding cities arriving. Miss Ruth Newman leads the Princeton delegation and oversees the day’s program and committees. The session opens at 7:30 pm and will conclude with closing address by District Superintendent G. Moore of Indianapolis.
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Young People’s Baptist Union
First Baptist Church
Ruth Newman
Princeton
G. Moore
Indianapolis
Stores Open Tonight for Southern Payday
The Stores will be open tonight in observance of Southern payday, inviting shoppers to take advantage of evening hours and featured items.
All You Can Eat Biscuits at Hurst’s Restaurant
Vendors advertise hot biscuits like mother used to make at Hurst’s Restaurant located at 235 N Hart. Meals listed include lunch 25e and dinner 35e with a 38 ded note.
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Hurst's
N. Hart
Women’s Wednesday Club meets at G T Stewart home
Seventeen members and one guest attend the Women’s Wednesday Club gathering near Oatsville with Miss Edith Ross the county nurse speaking on First Aid and Tuberculosis. The program includes piano pieces and a duet, a prize contest won by Mrs. Stewart, and plans for the next meeting at Miss Nika Richardson’s Wheeling home on June 21.
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G. T. Stewart
Oatsville
Annie Phillips
Edith Ross
Massa
Stewart
Lucy Soderling
Lucille Soderling
Rosie Pierson
Maud Stewart
Alice O'Neal
Elma Eads
Kuey Soderling
Nika Richardson
Wheeling
Mrs Clara Gibson Carl Convicted in Indiana Murder Case
In Greenfield Indiana during June the murder conviction of Clara Gibson Carl for killing her second husband Frank Carl will cost Hancock County about 5500 dollars. County auditor Edward A. Cooper estimates and the county council appropriated 5500 dollars for the case.
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Greenfield
Ind
Clara Gibson Carl
Frank Carl
Hancock County
Edward A. Cooper
Threatened Rail Strike Seen Benefiting Miners in Crisis
Indianapolis June 8 A nationwide rail strike looms as 650000 striking coal miners could press for wage talks with mine owners amid possible public pressure and government intervention. The Central field of Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania sees renewed tensions as letters from railroad workers express discontent with the wage cut of 110 million dollars.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers
Iinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Railroad Labor Board
Henry Ford Not a Presidential Candidate
Detroit June 8 Henry Ford is not a candidate for the presidency. Associates say he would not seek a nomination and focuses on Muscle Shoals and monetary reform. Close friends claim he will never run for office if Mrs. Ford has any voice in the matter.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Road contracts awarded in Montgomery and Union townships
Gibson county board of commissioners awarded the Brett Williams road to B H Crawford & Co for 3967.45 and the James Woolston road to Beard & Shoultz for 15750. A rejected bill for care of Paul Stockel states he was not a county patient.
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Brett Williams
Montgomery Township
Gibson County Board of Commissioners
B. H. Crawford & Co
Griffin
Posey County
James Woolston
Union Township
Beard & Shoultz
Oaktown
H. H. Alexander
Paul A. Stockel
Stockel
Charge Girl Killed Baby at Birth
Mabel Lange eighteen of Huntingburg Indiana pleaded not guilty to murder of her child born alive about a year ago. Judge John F Dillon set trial for June 19. Lange wore black with a blue hat and was jailed after arraignment. the offense is unbailable. She had disappeared after the alleged crime but was later found in Missouri.
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Jasper
Ind
Mabel Lange
Huntingburg
John F. Dillon
Miss Lange
Nordhoff
Minois
Sunday School Work Expands in Wabash Bottoms
Rev. Frank E. Kinsey, Gibson county Sunday school organizer, returns from a trip to the Wabash bottoms where he arranges to organize schools in School Houses. Next Sunday June 11 he organizes at Gordon Hill in the bottoms.
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Frank E. Kinsey
Gibson County
Wabash Bottoms
Montgomery Township
Wabash
Wabash Township
Gordon Hill
Plans Adopted for Concrete Curbing in Ft Branch Streets
At a Ft Branch town board meeting the plans by Engineer Harry C Morrison for concrete curbing along nearly three miles of streets were adopted. The County Commissioners have contracted Boonville Construction to build the streets, paid by general taxes while abutting property owners cover curbing costs. A June 21 hearing date for objections was set, and brick streets are planned, aiming to boost Ft Branch’s street mileage.
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Fr. Branch
Harry C. Morrison
Board of County Commissioners
Frank Hoffman
Boonville Construction Company
Ft. Branch
Will Enlarge Ice Cream Plant in Princeton
Charles Hassel of Princeton resigns as manager at Deusterberg and Kramer drugstore and returns to partner with his father Benjamin Hassel to expand the ice cream plant at the Hassel home 330 East Walnut Street. They will run a retail business with two wagons and introduce a wild cherry drink next week sold bulk in sanitary cups.
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Charles Hassel
Princeton
Vincennes
Deusterberg and Kramer
Benjamin Hassel
Walnut Street
Hassels
Hassel
Mr. Hassel
Death of Mrs. Isaac Willis at Evansville hospital
Willis of Hosmer learns of his aunt Mrs. Isaac Willis death at Walker hospital Evansville after an operation. Death due to a complication of diseases. Funeral services Sunday at General Baptist church Hosmer with burial there. Survived by husband Perry Nance and several Missouri siblings.
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Ad. Willis
State Road
Isaac Willis
Hosmer
Walker Hospital
Evansville
Willis
H. Fettinger
General Baptist Church
Perry Nance
Missouri
Agar Family Is Prospering
John Massey of Massey Heldt Shoe Co. met a tour party from San Benito Texas the home of Elza Agar and family former Princeton residents. He learned the Agars and their sons are thriving with interests in the feed business and a local box factory in San Benito.
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John Massey
Massey-Heldt Shoe Co
San Benito
Texas
Elza Agar
Princeton
Mr. Massey
Mr. Agar
Agar
Indiana Forecast Clears Showers Tonight and Friday
Unsettled weather with probable showers tonight and Friday in Indiana, cooler conditions. June 7 records show a high of 86 and a low of 65, with partly cloudy skies. Sunset 7 10, sunrise 4 28 tomorrow. Last year for the same date, high 93 and low 57 with 50 percent precipitation.
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Indiana
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