67 Irish Rebels to End Warfare on St Patrick's Day
Dublin reports show 67 rebels executed on St Patrick's Day and 13,000 imprisoned with 5,000 released. 20,000 national troops scour hamlets as 2,000 insurgents wage guerrilla warfare. Free State says rebellion being stamped out as year one ends.
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Dublin
St. Patrick’s Day
United Press
Free State
Eamon de Valera
House of Lords
Penncp
Ulster
Michael Collins
James Craig
de Valera
Additional storm damage reported in Gibson county
Storm havoc across southeastern Gibson County damages barns garages and crops as telephone lines lie in ruins. Reports from Providence church area indicate severe hits on John Bayles August Klusemier William Finch Thomas Compton and Herman Parett with barns garages granaries and buildings destroyed or moved. Telephone outages hindered communications.
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Daily Democrat
Werman Barrett
Providence Church
John Bayles
August Klusemier
William Finch
Thomas Compton
Herman Parett
Princeton
Field narrows to three teams in state meet
Mungie, Anderson and Vin Cennes teams reach finals after a hard schedule with a crucial 3 pm game between Vincennes and Anderson. Friday’s results show Crawfordsville and Bedford clashing as other scores include South Bend 22 and Franklin 18, Muncie 26 and Crawfordsville 19.
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Vincennes
Anderson
Crawfordsville
Bedford
South Bend
Franklin
Muncie
Indiana state high school basketball final duel set in Indianapolis
Muncie tops Crawfordsville to reach the state championship game against the Vincennes Anderson winner. Three unbeaten teams remain among 596 starting hopefuls as Vincennes crushes Lyons 88 to 10 and Anderson shells Sullivan 53 to 8. Franklin edges Bedford and South Bend beats Wyantington 23 to 12.
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Indianapolis
Vincennes-Anderson
Crawfordsville
Franklin
Frankfort
Richmond
Bedford-Crawfordsyate
Quakers
Vincennes
Anderson
South Bend
Lyons
Perryville
Sullivan
Wyantington
Hollywood Booze Ring Exposed as Confessions Sealed
Prohibition officials announced confessions from spot leggers supplying Hollywood movie society. Evidence goes to grand jury next week. Dope investigation underway. Bootleggers’ client list and cancelled checks with customer signatures seized. Jack Pickford’s legal interests handled by Fairbanks and Pickford attorneys. Jack would not discuss.
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OS Angeles
Prohibition
Hollywood Movie Society
Grand Jury
Jack Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Jack
Pictures at High School King Lear Showing Monday
Arrangements have been made to show the picture King Lear brought by the county agent to all high school students Monday night at the high school.
Threat prompts extra protection in Gary liquor case
Indianapolis March 17 extra precautions were taken in the Gary liquor conspiracy trial after District Attorney Elliott received a threatening letter referencing Monti. Federal testimony named Gary Lake County officials in the indictment of 75 Calumet steel region residents as the trial continued with Blaz Lucas claiming city court dominance.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gary
Elliott
Monti
Gaspari Monti
Little Iiary
Steel City
Nto
Bessie Ross
Lucas
William Dunn
Cold Wave to Hit Indiana and Nation Before Spring
Indiana forecaster J H Armington predicts a cold wave with zero in northwest Indiana and 10 to 15 degree drops in east and south areas. The Weather Bureau forecasts a nationwide cold snap starting tonight, with snow in many regions and frost in Florida and along the gulf coast, delaying spring.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
J. H. Armington
Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Florida
Gulf Coast
Casey Minstrels Set for Monday Night at St. Josephs Hall
The Casey Minstrels will perform Monday at St. Josephs hall with Henry Reinhart leading the line. Cast includes Leo Brooks Ed Wirtz Did Bouchie and John P Cullen. Miss Mayme Wirtz directs piano. Bud House saxophone and Earl Dragon clarinet.
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Casey
Henry Reinhart
St. Joseph’s Hall
Leo Brooks
Ed Wirtz
Did” Bouchie
John P. Cullen
Knights of Columbus
Mayme Wirtz
Bud” House
Earl
Dragon
Princeton Melody Men Delight Poseyville Crowd
The Princeton Melody Men directed by Miss Nellie Young performed at Poseyville High School Friday evening. The concert, presented under the auspices of the Eastern Star, drew a large audience and earned warm reception.
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Princeton Melody
Nellie Young
Poseyville
The
Eastern Star
Exhibit A may be future Lord Ampthill in Russell divorce
In London March 17 a one year old baby labeled Exhibit A stands at the center of the divorce suit between Hon. John Hugo Russell and Christobal Russell. Russell seeks to prove adultery and illegitimacy while Lord and Lady Ampthill support a formal challenge to the child’s succession. The trial draws crowds as Mrs Russell admits a discreet diary and the baby is shown to resemble Russell.
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Ampthill
London
Gregory Russell
Christobal Russell
Lord Amptill
John Hugo Russell
Christobal
Lord
Lady Ampthill
Indiana Forecast Shows Snow Aiming For Weekend
Increasing cloudiness with probable snow beginning late tonight or Sunday. Warmer in the southeast tonight, much colder Sunday with a cold wave Sunday night. Zero in the northwest, 10 to 15 above in the east and south. Strong shifting winds. Friday high 40, low 27, clear. last year Friday high 62, low 40, clear. Sunset Saturday 5:5, Sunrise Sunday 5:58.
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Indiana
Man Pleads Guilty to Liquor Possession in Princeton Court
Ray Lewis of Oakland City appeared before Mayor Niemeier in Princeton and pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of liquor, fined $100 and costs. The liquor selling charge was not pressed, as no case was found. Lewis’s arrest followed information from Louis Reed, who was fined for liquor violations and had his jail stay covered by a friend upon release Saturday.
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Ray Lewis
Oakland City
Princeton
Niemeier
Lewis
Louis Reed
Vincennes Fan Hails Victory From Vincennes Jail
Mrs Gladys Bunting 28 of Vincennes was jailed in Indianapolis after racing to the state fairgrounds to see Vincennes play Franklin in a tournament. She learned Vincennes won and said she cared little for her fate as she awaited trial in a city cell.
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Indianapolis
Vincennes
Gladys Bunting
Master Reader Phidelah Rice to Perform at Elks Lyceum
Closing number Monday evening features Phidelah Rice famed impersonator and reader of plays. Rice, well known to Lyceum audiences, has delighted listeners with his keen delineations of character and swift transitions. He will present a strong program drawn from a wide repertoire.
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Phidelah Rice
Elks Lyceum
Lyceum
Germany appeals to U S government over Ruhr crisis
Berlin laid its case before Secretary Hughes outlining willingness to end the Ruhr occupation while resisting French demands. The communication, presented by the German embassy, seeks U S and British peacemaking roles and hints at negotiating reparations without surrender.
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Ruhr
Hughes
Washington
Germany
United States
Berlin
Councellor Diekhoff
United Press
Europe
London
Great Britain
More Pictures for County Towns in Indiana
County Agent Mood schedules a moving picture week with King Lear in Owensville on Tuesday and Mill on the Floss in Patoka on Wednesday, mainly for high school English classes and Indiana University film exposure in Gibson County. A corn testing school will be held in Princeton on April 3 to identify corn root rot. up to 800 cars of corn may be tested free if brought to the County Agent’s Princeton office by March 24, with tests read April 3 and Purdue disease specialist assisting. 40 cars may be tested per farmer, with enlargements set in the Court House corridor to study germinating corn and diseased kernels, due to limited farm visits.
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Mood
Owensville
Patoka
Indiana University
Gibson County
Princeton
Purdue University
Court House
Patoka Plans Community Welfare Week Activities
Patoka announces a week of community events from March 18 to 25 with church services, educational talks, lantern slides, moving pictures, and choir concerts. Speakers include Rev. Wissinger of Ft. Branch Prof. Williams Evansville college and Frank W. Dignan Chicago with events hosted by the Farmers Federation and Oakland City College.
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Aim
Lewis B. Wissinger
Ft. Branch
Professor Williams
Evansville College
iAddress
Frank W. Dignan
LaSalle Extension University
Chicago
Farmers’ Federation
Banquet Held Tonight for Prudential Insurance Agents
Local agents of the Prudential Insurance Company and their families will attend a district banquet in Vincennes tonight. Ass’t Supt. J.H. Tomba and wife Olive Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dragoo, and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Kenbipp are listed among attendees.
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Prudential Insurance Company
Vincennes
J.H. Tomba
Misa Olive Lawrence
Ahd
Dragoo
Mir
BL. Kenbipp
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