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Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

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Hosiery salesman L H Goodman sought in several states

L H Goodman, a hosiery salesman arrested in Princeton after being seen taking orders for silk hosiery, is wanted in Des Moines Iowa Freeport Illinois Vincennes Indiana and four to five other cities on charges of false representation and obtaining money under false pretenses. He admits selling hosiery and says he may waive extradition.

L. A L. H. Goodman Orlock H. Fettinger Goodman Des Moines Iowa Freeport Vincennes Lad Fettinger LaPorte Ind W. E. Robb Robb Indiana Nova Knit and Woolen Mills Philadelphia Penn Constad Gourdman Patroll Man Hest Chicago Goodmay Vents Hyslop

Wife Vanishes With Family Friend In Oakland City

Alma Irene Flannagan, 16, wife of Harry Flannagan, vanished from Oakland City after visiting her husband and then disappearing Monday night with Jesse Reeves, 16, of South Bend. Reeves allegedly bought two train tickets to St Louis. Flannagan later told Mayor Niemeier they and Reeves had tempers and had previously split in Detroit.

Alma Irene Flannagan Harry Flannagan Oakland City Jesse Reeves South Bend Fhiridgills Reeves Flanagan Flannagan St. Louis Flannegan Plannagan Niemeier Cat Detroit

Princeton Chamber backs light artillery battery plan

Charles G. Taylor urges Princeton men to enlist in a proposed light field artillery battery. He says it offers financial, physical and social benefits and clarifies deputies and calls under sheriff rules. He invites interested men to see Ben Watts for details.

Charles G. Taylor Princeton Chamber of Commerce Princeton Ian Camp Knox All Rite National Guard United States Sap Ben Watts

Indiana Weather Summary

Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with continued warm temperatures. Forecast high 92 today, 94 last year. low values not available. Thunderstorms possible with precipitation chances. Clear conditions expected. sunset around 7:14 p.m. today and sunrise tomorrow near 6:26 a.m.

Indiana

Wise Women Outsmart Hosiery Salesman in Laporte Scare

A local scam where a traveling salesman offered beautiful hosiery at cut prices with a one quarter down payment. Police stopped the ruse after a Daly Democrat informant exposed the pitch. Women later bought silk hose locally and paid after receiving the goods. Buy at home and never pay until delivery.

Fair Ladies Daly Democrat Laporte Princeton

Injured ex-railroad worker sues for damages

Roy Washington a former B. and C. Railroad Company employee, sues in Vincennes circuit court for 85000 damages claiming life long injuries from a March 10, 1921 incident at Washington where a heavy iron bar lifted by a crane struck him. Allegations cite negligence by coworkers. Attorneys Shake Kimmel T M McDonald represent plaintiff. Gardner Tharp Embree defend.

Roy Washington B. & CO. Railroad Company Washington Shake & Kimmel Vincennes T. M. McDonald Gardner & Tharp E. C. Embree

Home from Hospital for D Carl Stuart

D Carl Stuart who had three weeks of treatment at Walker Hospital Evansville was moved to his home north of the city this morning. His condition remains unchanged.

D. Carl Stuart Walker Hospital Evansville

County’s Poor Gladdened by Remembrance Flag Day

Flag Day observance at the county farm featured a silk flag presentation by the W R C of the city. A program of songs talks and readings drew inmates officers veterans and the public with remarks on patriotic ideals and the meaning of the stars and stripes.

Fibsonunty W. RB. C W. R. GC. G. A. RB. Sons of Veterans American Legion WRR. C America J.’. Carpenter Archer Post G. A. RR Lugiers Dale Skelton Wesley Bates Legion Skelton Bates Norman Hart Roger Davidson Niner Lathamp William Lobstein Clifford Lockhart Horace Hitch United States Robinson

Operators Seek Settlement in Central District Coal Strike

Representatives of coal operators and miners in the Central district covering Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois plan a conference before July 1 to end the strike. The date and place are undecided with opinions split between negotiating via small districts or the central field, a approach gaining sentiment for nationwide wage talks.

Cleveland Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana Ilinois United Press United States

Elks Honor Flag Day with Legion Guests and Address

Elks lodge observed Flag Day with American Legion guests in attendance. Attorney Claude A Smith delivered a patriotic address focusing on the flag and its symbols. The Legion presented a flag history card. a campaign to place posters in businesses and homes was urged, the service closing with America.

Elks Lodge American Legion Claude A Smith Cribute Legion Elks America

All Stars Elks to Stage Game This Afternoon

Lowell Field hosts Princeton Elks versus Princeton All-Stars this afternoon at 5 with M. Q. Decker umpiring. Proceeds support the city church baseball league deficit and the Elks charity fund. Next Wednesday the Bicknell Elks visit for a match with Princeton, as manager Lucas plans more summer games.

Lowell Field Princeton Elk Princeton All-Stars M. Q. Decker Hazieton Elks’ Lodge Bicknell Elks Princeton Elks Lucas

Trial of Cora Hendren v Herbert Paul Concludes in Circuit Court

The case, a statutory matter, was heard Wednesday before Circuit Judge R C G Baltzel, with venue change from Vanderburgh County. Vanderburgh deputy prosecutor J W Werner Evansville attorney Riley and Prosecutor James J Robinson led the state’s effort. Evansville Mayor James T Cutler served as attorney for the defendant.

Cora Hendren Herbert Paul R. C G. Baltzel Vanderburg J. W. Werner Vanderburg County Riley Evansville James J. Robinson James T. Cutler

Miners Fight to Extend Aid Across Counties

Striking coal workers in Terre Haute plan aid to Sullivan Vermillion Knox and Clay counties to lock down small wineries open recently. Vigo county mines closed after miners dumped coal from wagons and warned operators. Operators prepare a Saturday meeting to seek an injunction. Mass meeting discussed appealing to railroaders to halt coal shipments through Terre Haute. About 450 strikers yesterday seized rifles and shotguns from mines and offered them to the sheriff.

Terre Haute Jud Sullivan Vermillion Knox Clay Vigo County

Martial law declared as guards move into Utah coal fields

Salt Lake City Utah June 15 martial law declared as National Guardsmen are mobilized to Carbon County coal fields amid disorder tied to the coal strike. Troops act after reports of killing a man and wounding a mine superintendent when a train carrying non union miners was fired upon.

Salt Lake Dry Utah Carbon County Madié Maun

Troops Move From Ogden for Carbon County Coal Strike

Two troops of cavalry departed Ogden overnight to reach the Carbon county coal strike zone while mounts were assembled for a special train expected to depart later today.

Ogden Utah Carbon County

Autos Collide Settlement Reached After Oakland City Crash

L. D. Flick an oil man and Ireland a student at Oakland City College settled Wednesday after a collision between Flicks Essex roadster and Irelands Ford near Oakland City. Both cars were slightly damaged. Police Chief Fettinger had Flick held on arrival but the matter ended with a satisfactory settlement.

L. D. Flick Ireland Oakland City College Flick Oakland City Fettinger

Suit Dismissed in Irma Jackson Divorce Case

The divorce suit Irma Marie Jackson versus Ross Jackson, Ft. Branch, was dismissed in the Gib on circuit court and will not go to trial.

Irma Marie Jackson Ross Jackson Gibon

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L. A. Goodman A. Niemeier Chief Feltinger Underwood & Underwood Mme Nadina Efrom Herbert Thompson Muskegon Ernc Oak Niemeyer Subri Knox County ALL Stars Elks
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