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Newspaper

Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1920

Page

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Plan to Import Servant Girls

New Yorker report details a proposed solution to domestic labor shortages by importing trained Danish servant girls. Acting immigration commissioner Bryan Uhl received confirmation from Charles E. Lexow that hiring abroad and bringing them to the United States would not violate the alien contract labor law. Lexow notes many girls would come if transport and work costs are covered, citing England's wartime losses and influenza impact on marriage prospects.

York Denmark Bryan Uhl Charles E. Lexow Lexow America

Hartford Governor Refuses Special Session on Suffrage

Hartford March 16 Governor Holcomb refused to call a special session of the Connecticut General Assembly to act on the woman suffrage amendment. He outlined constitutional grounds, saying a true "special emergency" is required to summon lawmakers and that a desire by individuals does not justify a special session.

Hartford Conn Holcomb Connecicut General Assembly General Assembly

Senate Reaffirms Disagreement Over Peace Treaty Article 10

Washington report notes the Senate by 56 to 26 adopted a new Article 10 reservation framed by Republican leaders, signaling continued opposition to President Wilson over the treaty. Fourteen Democrats joined Republicans. administration leaders expect more defections on ratification, risking another deadlock before the November elections.

Washington Wilson Senate United Republican Une

Longer working hours agreed at Remy electric division

In Anderson Indiana on March 16 the Remy electric division of General Motors and more than 4000 workers agreed to a nine hour day from 6 45 am to 4 15 pm. The change ends the eight hour two shift system while keeping pay rates. A small night crew remains for repairs and workers may take lunch off or take paid time off with a shorter shift. All staff will have Saturdays off after 12 15 pm.

Anderson Ind Remy Electric General Motor Company

German Government Predicted Short Lifespan After Coup

Official information from Berlin indicates the Von Kapp revolutionary government may be short lived as the old regime could regain power. Reports from Paris and London say Knapp may resign while Kapp and Ebert negotiate, with hints of a compromise and backing from military forces.

von Kapp DR. Kapp Washington Berlin Paris French Foreign Office Knapp London Ebert Marker Kapp Stantargt Foreign Office

Berlin In Revolt as Communists Fight Reichswehr Forces

Severe clashes erupt in Berlin and suburbs with machine gun fire after a bomb hit General Von Luettwitz’s headquarters. Mob attacks sixty soldiers, several killed, many wounded, and strikes spread nationwide. American hotel workers walk out as railway workers join protests amid reports of coalition talks with Ebert faction.

Berlin Ebert Group

Dresden clashes leave many dead as Reichswehr, communists clash

A Berlin dispatch reports fifty killed and two hundred wounded in Dresden amid fighting between communists and Reichswehr troops after the rebels seized the telegraph building. The former finance minister under President Ebert is said to be under arrest. violence also erupts in other cities.

Ebert Paris Dresden Berlin Finance

Republican Leaders Move to Vote on Treaty Ratification

Senate Republicans plan to seek agreement to vote on the treaty ratification on Thursday. They indicate they have enough votes to pass it, and some Democrats may support ratification if the treaty is adopted.

Lodge

Community backs memorial building plan in Gibson County

A Tuesday meeting in Princeton's court room showed unanimous county support for erecting a memorial building and Coliseum, honoring World War I and other conflicts. Maj. Cragin of the State Tax Board outlined tax implications and pledged to report favorable to the bond proposal.

Gibson County Princeton State Tax Board Alva Levi Maj. Cragin Lebanon Ind Indianapolis Avvision Levi Coliseum Board Board of County Commissioners Hollingsworth Major Cragin Memorial Coliseum Columbia Township Gibson Pike

Car overturns on sharp curve near Patoka

A C and E I freight train derailed on Miller's hill north of Patoka Indiana when a shelled corn car shifted on a curve. The caboose crew escaped injury while the cargo spilled and likely ruined. salvage may be sold to nearby farmers for hog feed.

Patoka Ind Democrat Miller’s Hill Here Southern Railway

Girl Reporter Ruth Abeling seriously hurt in Terre Haute

Ruth Abeling a newspaper feature writer is in a serious condition after a nighttime attack in Terre Haute. Detectives say the head blow was delivered with a libicle tube filled with putty. fifty dollars remained on her. Airedale dog was later harmed nearby. Police pursue the case.

Terre Haute Ruth Abeling Miss Abel

Cashier Robbed at Seattle IRS Office

Two unidentified men robed the cashier in the Federal building Seattle and fled with about $20,000 in currency from the strong box. The sum represented nearly all the money received from income tax returns on Monday and Monday night.

Seattle Wash Internal Revenue Office Federal

Mob balks at New Albany lynching attempt

In New Albany Indiana a mob of several hundred gathered at the city jail at night to lynch Charles Peterson a negro accused of attacking Mrs Cecilia Summers. Police escorted him to Jeffersonville reform school for safety while Chief McCulloch urged dispersal and a jail search was allowed. Mrs Summers and Pearson are noted in the incident. Also mentioned is the first aerial wedding journey of Lt and Mrs J Elwood Boudwin of the US flying corps departing Bolling Field in Washington.

New Albany Ind Charles Peterson Cecilia Summers Jeffersonville Reformatory J. Elwood Boudwin United States Flying Corps Bollingfield, Washington

Woman Connected to No Exposure Motive in Attack

A woman stated she had not been connected with any exposure cases, which could be a possible motive for the attack. She formerly lived at Vincennes.

Ing Vincennes

Rivers Rising From The rains

Heavy rains have caused area rivers to rise with streams and tributaries swollen. White river expected to reach about 19 feet at Decker in three to four days as Wabash and Patoka rivers rise. floods feared along smaller waterways.

White River Decker White Wabash Patoka

Elks Plan March 1 Initiation and Supper

Notice for the Elks invites all members to a country style supper and initiation on Wednesday night March 1 at 7 o'clock. Members must present a current card to partake. Abe Martin and Bill Herschell will be guests of the Elks.

Abe Martin Bill Herschell The Elks

Mutiny Among Japanese Troops in Siberia Reported

A Soviet wireless dispatch from Moscow reports a revolt in several Japanese units in Siberia with soldiers ripping off shoulder straps and replacing them with red ones. The dispatch notes growth of revolutionary activity in Korea with many arrests by Japanese authorities and says Japan is taking measures against the communist government at home.

Ondon Siberia Moscow Korea

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