Generous gift aids Princeton Nurse Home project
A Princeton fund distributed by the Ladies Aid and former Evangelical church trustees supports the Princeton Nurse Home on West State Street. Gifts totaling 700 to St Louis aged ministers and 500 to Princeton Ladies’ Aid will furnish nine sleeping rooms with beds, dressers, linens, and furniture.
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Princeton
West State Street
Eivangelical Church of
Evangelical Church
East Manerson Street
Evangelical
St. Louis
Ladies’ Aid Society
New St. Luke Church
Elmohurst College
Eluhurst
Evangelical Orphan Home
Uorl- WU
Howe
Vid
BE. J. Wllerbuseh
Mre
Will, Toelle
Phillip Leaser
Suipe
Deaconess Hospital
Evansville
Byansville
Prince
Ladies Honored At Joyce Farm Presbyterian Banquet
The First Presbyterian men’s club hosted a Monday evening dinner at the Joyce farm with many guests and a lengthy program. Alva Levi led the event with cooking by Giles and head waiter Charles Heberd, while Olu F. Schacht sang many songs to accompany the program.
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Joyce Farm
First Presbyterian Church
Alva Levi
M. Isolb
Giles
Charles Heberd
Maurice Welborn
Olu F. Schacht
Evansville
Chicago
Schacht
Carusa
Trewis
Blanche Burton Redigan
Russians Win First Point at Hague Conference
June 27 Russia won the opening clash of the Hague conference as the Soviet delegation pressed credits for Russia as the first issue. The French protested the move and showed resentment at Russia's uncompromising stance during the preliminary meeting.
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Russia
Chautauqua Opens Wednesday Afternoon In Tent
The Seven Day Chautauqua planned for the school yard tent opens Wednesday afternoon with the Redpath program including Jidlodueters exercises a popular concert and the Collegian Male Quartet. Hon Charles H Brough will lecture on Americas Leadership of the World in the evening with Harvey Cuttriffe as superintendent.
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Collegian
America
Charles 8
Brough
Tomsorrow
Redpath Imanagement
Yur
Lieurance
Ano
Crass
Charles H. Brough
Duller
Arkansas
Harvey Cuttriffe
Redpath Bureau
Young Gregory Suffers Severe Arm Fracture at Pensacola Pool
Leslie Gregory, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gregory of 226 North Wmbree Street, Pensacola, sustained a deep fracture to his left arm when he fell from a springboard at Bayview swimming pool last Saturday. He crawled back to safety about twenty feet from other swimmers. The injury involved the entire arm and the Gregory family returned home today.
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Leslie
Frank Gregory
Wmbree Street
Bayview Swimming Pool
Pensacola
Fla
Young Gregory
Gregory
Tariff issue sparks rival views on American labor and prices
The Washington dispatch presents two conflicting takes on the McCumber tariff. Republican Senator Walsh argues it protects American labor and wages while Democrats claim it raises prices and abandons protectionist principles. The debate centers on wages, profits, and price impacts.
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United Press Today
David
Walsh
Discontent in Germany after assassination sparks strikes
In Berlin a general strike follows the murder of Walter Ratheuan, with trains halted at noon. Communists and royalists organize large city meetings, police and troops deployed, while liberals oppose the act. Further demonstrations are planned around the Versailles treaty anniversary.
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Jo On
Comstatet
Germany
Rathenadout
Foner Kaiser -Wilhelm Ts Teen
Kaiser
Jiawever
Left Hand Turns Prohibited on Main Fourth and Sycamore
Evansville Courinr reports a new ordinance banning left turns on Main Street and at Fourth and Sycamore. Drivers must go straight or turn right. the measure is expected to become permanent after the common council votes at the next meeting. Officer Lee Warner noted the streets affected.
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Main Street
Fourth and
Sycamore
Teattle
Lee Warner
Fourth
Common Council
Evansville Courinr
Railway workers postpone strike vote amid leadership talks
Unclear text reports a postponement of a railway wage strike vote as leaders meet to resolve contract labor concerns. The delay follows weak turnout and questions over working rules and pay levels, with a portion of leaders noting the vote’s legitimacy hinges on ongoing negotiations.
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Tata Board
Way Cairplayes
Andy Adieid
Coal strike presented to cabinet amid looming coal shortage
Washington June 27. With coal reserves dwindling the mine stoppage is laid before the cabinet. The president plans a new plan to end the three month walkout and expected to push miners and operators toward conference while public opinion is mobilized against both sides.
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Washington, D. Co
Aucil J Cassidy Shows Little Improvement at Home
Cassidy remains seriously ill at his south Main Street residence with only slight progress since yesterday according to afternoon reports.
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Aucil J. Cassidy
South Main Street
Guards May Be Placed At Herrin Hospital
Reports indicate guards may be stationed at Herrin Hospital as miners from the Lester mine recover from injuries. Investigators say an attempt to remove a wounded man occurred, suggesting the mob feared what the men might know. Herrin businessmen urge a small state detachment to escort the wounded to safety when they can move.
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Heloin
Lester
Herrin
Soun
John Majer Killed in Connecticut Mine Attack
June 27 reports John Majer was killed and his nephew Clyde wounded when a mine exploded near Bridgeport while they were at work as strike breakers. Eleven shots were fired at them. deputies found no trace afterward.
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Bridgeport
Indictments Filed Against Former Bank President in Richimond
In Richimond Indiana on June 27 a grand jury indicted Edgar Eliott former president of the Dickipsom Trust Co closed by the state banking department. Investigators found the bank held about 50 000 in questionable securities. Ten indictments allege embezzlement two cover overdrafts and perjury charges.
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Richimond
Ind
Edgar Eliott
Dickipsom Trust Co
State Banking Department
Lightning strikes paralyze woman during storm near Rockport
Mrs. Charles Mays was left paralyzed on her left side after being struck by lightning while pumping water at her Rockport area home five miles north. The incident occurred around 6 30am Monday during an electric storm. Alisia Mays remains under medical observation as of last night.
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Rockport
Charles Mays
Alisia Mays
Horse killed by lightning in Monday storm
A two year old horse belonging to A. Dunning of Francisco was killed when struck by lightning during a storm early Monday morning. The animal was in a field at the time of the strike.
Gibson County Poultry and Pet Stock Association Meets Tonight
The Gibson County Poultry and Pet Stock Association holds its regular meeting at 7 30 this evening in County Agent Mooud s office.
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Gibson County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Mooud
Americans Held by Mexican Bandits Near Tampico
Washington reports 40 Americans captive as Mexican bandits demand ransom and seizure of Cortex Oil property. Secretary Hughes files urgent demands for release. Bruce Bielaski’s sister Mrs. Rush Shipley confirms $5,000 ransom en route to Mexico City. Authorities note the 48 hour deadline for the Cortex seizure.
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Washington, D.C
Tampico
State Department
Uaughes
Menxican
Rush Shipley
Mexico
Bruce Bielaski
Bandis
Shipley
New York
Mexico City
Cortez
Aguado
Shaw
Hughes
Geo. Summerlin
Armed strikers halt coal truck driver near Terre Haute
In Indiana the first violence since the Herrin strike, four armed men stopped Hercules Adouw of Kerns Coal Co near Terre Haute. They threatened to kill him if he delivered more coal and forced him to unload at the roadside. A stranger joined in and a confrontation followed with three men by the road.
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Terre Waute
Ind
Indiana
Herrin
Hercules Adouw
Kerns Coal Company
Lim
Terre Haute
Acton
Trainmaster Rush Buys Property Here
Trainmaster Rush of the Southern has purchased the residence of G. J. Welborn on south Hall street and will move his family to Princeton. They now reside in Cannelton and Mrs. Rush and their two daughters will arrive within a week once the home is prepared.
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C. &. Rush
Southern
G. J. Welborn
South Hall Street
Princeton
Cannelton
Melody Men Sing at Oakland City College
The Princeton choir the Melody Men under Miss Nellie Young with Mrs Walter Stephens as accompanist pleased a large crowd at Oakland City college auditorium Monday evening in a concert. The chorus wore new white uniforms and presented a pleasing appearance.
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Princeton ‘Melody Men
Nellie Young
Walter Stephens
Oakland City College
Indiana forecast shows unsettled night with warming trend
June 26 forecast notes highest 86 and lowest 64 with partly cloudy skies, while last year logged 94 and 71 with clear conditions. Light rain expected at 3 a.m. today and temperature this morning around 18. A. B. Burton.
Mine Leader Stands Pat on Settlement
Washington June 27 The administration failed to move the bituminous coal strike with John L. Lewis UMWA president sticking to a demand for a new wage scale set by national or semi national conferences. No definite plans were made and officials warned of coal shortages as railroads may be unable to move sufficient supply if the strike continues.
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Washington
Harding
Davis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Lewis
White House
Cincinnati
Hovover
Lewis
Capitol
Labor Department
Miners Warned Against Violent Acts in Herrin Riot
United Mine Workers International President Lewis warns strikers and unions about violence following last week’s strip mine attack on Southern Titan Coal workers. He says violence could lead to litigation and harm the union, as investigations continue with no sign county officials will pursue justice for non union workers killed.
Return of Sam Winney From Vacation Fishing Trip
Sam Winney, assistant fire driver, returns from a White River fishing vacation. He plans to resume duties Saturday as Leonard White serves as assistant during Winney’s absence.
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Sam ¥ Winney
White River
Leonard “White
Finney
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