Sims Reprimanded by Navy Secretary for London Speech
Rear Admiral Sims accepted a formal reprimand from Secretary Denby for indiscreet remarks in a London speech calling Sinn Fenners in America jackasses. He left the White House after a courtesy call on President Harding in high spirits and told reporters he spilled the beans.
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Tirat Sims
Denby
London
America
White House
Harding
Sims
Secretary of the Navy
Eleven Guilty in One Million Post Office Robbery Case
Eleven of thirteen defendants in Toledo are found guilty of conspiracy in the one million dollar post office robbery. The trial centered on charges against men and women accused of planning the heist.
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Toledo
Ohio
Cut-Out Law Sparks Oakland City Marshal Protest
The Oakland City Journal notes the marshal will strictly enforce the cut-out law, warning residents to avoid noise making outfits or face enforcement actions. The brief item reflects tensions over local curbside practices in the city.
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Oakland City Journal
Oakland City
Caesarean Delivery In Evansville Hospital
Mrs. Roy Keneipp of Mt. Carmel was taken to St. Marys hospital in Evansville Friday for a Caesarean operation and a seven and one half pound boy was born. Mrs. Keneipp is getting along well. The Mt. Carmel Republican Register notes a lighthearted local quip about a Princeton man and passing girls.
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Roy Keneipp
Mt. Carmel
St. Mary's Hospital
Evansville
Keneip
Republican Register
Princeton
Almanac Day Sunrise and Sunset Times
The almanac notes tomorrow's sunrise at 4 28 a.m. and sunset at 7 17 p.m. Local daylight hours are calculated for planning activities and observances.
Chautauqua programs feature foreigner influx debate and music
The Chautauqua concert and lecture lineup includes Harry Yeazelle Mercer and company with Harold Ayres violin and Katharine Ridgeway violinist in recital. Speaker Lewis A. Canvis warns against immigration as Bolshevik risk, urging 15 to 20 year ban. Ben Greet Players perform As You Like It later with admission details.
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Harry Yeazelle
Mercer
Harold Ayres
Katharine Ridgeway
Harry J
Ben
America
United States
Europe
Harry Yeazelle Mercer
Fire kills five in Baltimore dwelling blaze
A Baltimore fire today claimed the lives of two women and two children, with three others badly burned and three narrowly escaping. The blaze destroyed the dwelling, leaving a scene of tragedy in the city.
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Baltimore
Notice to Redmen Election of Two Trustees
Members are urged to attend Monday night for the election of two trustees and to pay dues. Carl Westfall and Mrs Leatha Simmons with Ethel Mellinger and Messrs Oscar Rinehart and Henry Nichols are mentioned. They will spend Sunday in Evansville.
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Carl Westfall
C. of. R
Leatha Simmons
Ethel Mellinger
Oscar
Rinehart
Henry Nichéls
Evansville
Local Summer Visits and Town Street Improvements
Miss Edith Hedden, professor of English at Soldon High School in St. Louis, visits for summer vacation. Kansas City visitors Ann Runcie and nephew Williard Hopkins stay with relatives. John W. Vickery returns from Indianapolis trip. James Pickett moves to Chicago for a painting job. M. Davis and B. McKinney travel from Evansville, plan July fishing at Lake Webster. Geo. T. Ford and wife, Harold Holcomb and others seen in town. A 20 ton scarifier and steam roller fix Main Street with street oil finishing. Dr H T Klein, chiropractor, relocates to Fort Wayne area. plans residence. Orchard development inspection tour includes Holcomb, Burkholder, D C government inspector, and others.
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Edith Hedden
Soldon High School
St. Louis
John W. Vickery
Indianapolis
James Pickett
Chicago
M. Davis
B. _McKinney
weresin-Evansville
Lake Webster
Ind
Geo. T. Ford
Hvansville
Main Street
H. T. Klein
Crabtribe
Montpelier
Vermont
Klein
Ft. Byaneh
Lawyer John B. Stanchfield Dies in New York
Prominent Democratic lawyer John B. Stanchfield died at Itsmus Long Island after kidney illness. He was renowned in national legal circles and active in politics.
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New, York
John B. Stanchfield
United States
Itsmus
Long Island
Local Market Prices Furnished by Moore Milling Co
Wheat 1.06 a bushel Corn 0.45 Oats 0.236 Eggs 15c Hens 15c Young chickens 25c Roosters 8c Furnished by Murphy Poultry and House with Lee listing prices
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Moore Milling Co
Murphy Poultry
Tombstone of old Ft Branch firm ends long local chapter
Jamess Toops owner of a poultry and eggs business in Ft Branch will close on Sept 1 after 35 years of operation in three buildings. Swinney Printing plans to move into the old Toops site, sign a twenty year lease, and begin a new printing plant with new presses and staff. Toops will stay in Ft Branch with a small office near his home.
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Toops
Gibson ‘County
Indiana
Tops
Ft. Branch
Receipts and Prices Report From Gainesville Market
Receipts show steady to higher bids across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle receipts 100035. steers 6 to 9.15. heifers up to 3.75. cows 3.75 to 6.50. calves 8 to 10.25. Hogs receipts 5000. bulk 8.75 to 8.85. butchers 8.35 to 8.70. lights 8.60 to 8.80. Sheep receipts 60005. lambs 5.11 to 5.85. ewes 1 to 5.0. Corn and oats steady with mixed prices. timothy and clover hay higher in parts.
Shuels Plan Move to Mayo Sanitarium for Health
Mr and Mrs Fred Shuel Sr prepare to leave at once for Rochester Minnesota where Mr Shuel will seek care at Mayo Brothers sanitarium after a severe winter pneumonia attack left him unable to regain health.
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Fred Shuel
Governor McCray Heads Indiana Highway Visit to Evansville
Governor McCray and the state highway commission plan a Sunday arrival in Evansville to view the Lincoln highway route near the Lincoln Memorial park at Lincoln City. The trip aims to decide if the route should be placed near the park before the governor returns to Indianapolis Monday night. The commission then tours roads east of Princeton to Petersburg and Jasper Tuesday with Rotary club luncheon invited.
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McCray
State Highway ‘Commission
Evansville
Lincoln Memorial
Lincoln City
McCra
Indianapolis
Highway Commission
Princeton
Petersburg
Jasper
S. T. Fisher
Rotary Club
Commission
Subscription fund grows for Fourth of July celebration
The subscription fund for the Fourth of July event at the fair grounds continues to rise. The total now stands at 502.50 dollars, with 202.50 dollars added today following an initial 100 dollar acknowledgment.
Mayor C A Shubart Home Ransacked In Break In
Burglars gained entry by removing a screen from a back window at Mayor C. A. Shubart’s east Clark Street home Friday night while he and his wife attended a local lecture. The house was ransacked but nothing of value was reported missing. Police Chief Guthrie urged residents to lock windows and doors before leaving home.
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C. A. Shubart
Clark Street
Guthrie
Edith Wilhits Granted Divorce in Vanderburg Circuit Court
Edith Wilhits formerly Edith Blemker of Princeton won a divorce from Robert Wilhits of Princeton in Vanderburg circuit court. Wilhits, a telephone operator at the Hotel McCurdy in Evansville, filed the divorce complaint in Princeton. The case proceeded this morning in Evansville.
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Evansville
Indy
Edith Wilhits
Edith Blemker
Princeton
Robert’, Wilhits
McCurdy
Vanderburg
Primary Election Lists and Voting Places
The issue includes the lists of candidates for the upcoming primary election to be held in this city on July 12. It also provides the voting places.
Gompers Re-elected AF of L President After Bitter Fight
Samuel Gompers defeated John L. Lewis at the AF of L convention in Denver to win a 40th term. Gompers polled about 25 000 votes to Lewis’s roughly 12 324 as tense scenes and large delegations looked on. James Duncan won the vice presidency by a near unanimous vote.
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Colo
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor Today
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Gompers
Gempers
James
Duncan
A. F
International
Soviet Labor Organization
Water Supply Examined Weekly in City
Weekly examination of the rapelseyee water supply is described as a safeguard for residents, ensuring a steady and safe flow to the city. The article emphasizes routine checks and municipal attention to public health.
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Rapelseyee
Fourth of July Pot Plan Mentioned in Letter
In a reader letter from Ruth and Jane Burr, the Fourth of July celebration is discussed. The writer notes enjoying the Chautauqua and a Daily Democrat reading list, promising to prepare a festival pot for the holiday.
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Ruth
Carithers v. Carithers Case Heard This Week
The circuit court heard the case of Thomas Carithers versus Joseph Carithers this week, with proceedings focused on the intra-family dispute and related filings. No final judgment noted in the available text.
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Thomas
Carithers
Joseph Carithers
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