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Newspaper

Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1922

Page

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Thieves Fail to Crack Wabash Valley Garage Safe

Police trace the attempted break in at Wabash Valley Motor Co on Hart street after robbers pried a rear window and opened a stock room safe. Local dog bloodhound en route to assist the investigation with officers believing the crime remained local to Hart and Chestnut streets. Police report missing tools, two coats, car keys, and a quantity of juice left at the scene, with a torch moved but not taken.

Bush Valley Motor CO Mossman & Son Garage Wabash Valley Motor Co Hart and Chestnut Streets Cre Wabash Mossunin & Son Robers Meessinan Perage Main Street George Mossman Mossman Gd. W. Skeavington H. E. Wolfe Fred Antell Arch Sprowl Wabash Valley Motor Company Hart Street Mossinville Wabash Valley Garage Wabash McHanical Frank Snyder Wabashallex Motor Company Oa Clamant

Indiana Weather Forecast Says Rain Then Colder Weekend

A weather report notes rain tonight into Sunday in Indiana with strong south winds. It calls for a high near 70 and low around 58 today, with cloudy skies and a fair comparison to last year’s 75 high and 45 low. Sunrise tomorrow is listed and sunset today at 6 p.m.

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Youths Desert County Orphan Asylum in Pike

End. Mar 18. John Simpson failed to pay rent to Sherman Conrad. Conrad allegedly armed with a pick handle ordered the Simpons to leave. The family fled with two young sons Walter and Charles. Court intervened and the boys were committed to Pike County Orphans Home. The children later escaped and were returned by a sister. Authorities prepared to charge abduction. Simpson moved to Pike County recently from Hazleton.

Pipersburg End John Simpson Sherman Conrad Hikself Simpson Walter Charles Conrad Petersburg Children's Guardian Society Whdavils Pike County Gilbers Otto Melvin

Evansville district law enforcement meeting planned

Evansville will host a two session district law enforcement convention on March 22 with leaders from the Indiana Anti-Saloon League and Evansville Pastors' Association. Speakers include Mrs. Madward Franklin White, Bert Morgan, and Dr. Alfred Jeffry, with delegates from county churches and schools expected.

WW. S. Shumaker Indiana Anti-Sdlean League Evansville Pastors’ Association Madward Franklin White Attorney Indiana Bert Morgan Tien Texas Trimble Posey County Alfred Je.fry Evansville College S. Pp. McNeught Anti-Saloon League Madison Swadener Shiutas-iBer League Charles Niemeier Princton Wlcot. UU Chiths T. A. Wigginton City Wastors' Association J. H H. Dglehart Dots Gon Evansville Chamber of Commerce W. P. Theeving Oakland City College O. B. Maley Methodist Church Newburg B. A. Harriman Phashylerian Church Princeton Iden

Princeton Police Disguise to Trap Thirsty Wayfarers

Princeton officers dress in gleaming uniforms and pose as bootleggers at railroad stations to catch wandering drinkers. William R Wright of Albion arrived seeking corn whiskey and was led to the station by an officer before learning the ruse. He received a $1 fine and costs for intoxication, drawing local ire toward city officials.

Princeton Willian R. Wright Albion Indiana Amt Wright Patrolumn Lfyslon Eure Diysiap Niemeier

Married couple marks sixty eighth wedding anniversary

A longtime couple Mr and Mrs Ginter celebrate their sixty eighth wedding anniversary on a farm they tended for sixty six years. They have ten children, five of whom survive, including Mrs Leach, Austin Ginter, Mrs Beighe, and Miss Mel Gil tet. The Ginter family were born in Caicesuy and later settled in Curbed Stiles.

Mir Mas Frederick Here Choisy Ginbork Ars Meafesaret Daurt Smes Leach Austin Gintert Attert Beighe Fiesbeth Giltet

Legion Officers to Hold Annual Meet at Culver

Indiana Legion officers and adjutants plan their annual conference at Culver Military Academy March 27 with about 400 attendees. Key talks cover membership goals, depart plans, and national convention prep. Stanford McNider and John K. Allen among speakers. cadet tour and evening program featured.

Legion Culver Indeanapoles Ind Mer Indiana L. R. Cgignillcatt Contendes Academy Merce Grere Stata Commiccnider Tf. Jienley Bert S. Thoykins Philip B. Stapp The Hoosier Legionaire Stanford viacNider John K. Allen Nanwits Theodore Hoosevit, Jr France

Search continues for missing 16 year old in White River flood

Seymour residents joined rescue parties to find Riba Simons who drowned after her father's car plunged into White River. The river was at seventeen feet with crest nearing. Her parents Ben and Maria Simons and sister Maria, 14, suffered exposure after over three hours in floodwater. Roads blocked and wheat fields damaged by floodwaters.

Seymour Dnudh Laday Riba Simons Owas White River Iba Ben Simons Maria

Firm of Contractors Plans Princeton Addition Opening

Davis has purchased part of the old Kiddbeiek yard from S. F. P. Bean to develop a tract into an addition to Princeton. After filling depressions from the old brick company and grading, the area will be prepared for sale and a filling station will be placed at Kentucky intersection. Beau & Davis will handle general contracting in Princeton, with four contracts including remodeling the Don Stormont residence, the Jerandd building, the Hemby building, and the new Main and Water streets filling station.

S. FP. Bean Hind Princeton Old Brick Company Kentucky Traction Beau & Davis Trinceton Don Stormont South Hart Jerandd Sprawl Brothers Oll Hemby Dr. Abell Water Streets Robert A. bYoht

Minstrels Draw Packed Crowd at St James Park Auditorium

The Knights of Columbus lodge staged a highclass minstrel show in St James Park Auditorium drawing a packed audience with all seats filled before curtain. Performers from this city offered modern songs dances and city-focused humor in a successful event.

C. “Casey St. Jamepi’s Park South Face Street Knights of Columbus Lodge Pidntic

Bloomington Triumphs Over Vincennes in Morning Play

Bloomington dominates Vincennes in a morning game while Monroe County beats Five-Marion. Dowdes and Anderson play key roles as Branklin is tipped to win the tournament.

Alicetown Quintey Monroe County Marion Downs Anderson Dopesters Branklin

Bloomington, Vincennes exit state tourney early

In Indianapolis on March 18 Vincennes and Anderson fell before upsets as Bloomington defeated Vincennes 31 to 15 and Marion beat Anderson 20 to 16. Garfield of Terre Haute routed Wishers 30 to 16 as the state basketball tournament advanced.

Bloomington Vincennes Garfiell Fishers Marion Anderson Franklin So Bloomington Garfiell Indianapolis Ind Vincennes Alicetown Garfield Terre Haute Wishers

Workman Shocked From Broken Wire in Bluffton

Harvey Close, 27, was fatally shocked when tree branches he dragged into contact with a broken city light wire. He moved the live branch to the curb to shield pedestrians but soon the branches touched the wire again. Homer Hanks witnessed the fall and found him dead in front of the Frank Ashhauer home on West Washington Street.

Frank Ashhaucher WestWashington Street

Marriage License for Lewis Whiting and Pearl Moore

The marriage license lists Lewis Whiting a grocer age SL from Princeton and Pearl Moore age 25 from Princeton. The notice confirms their eligibility to marry.

Lewis Whiting Pearl Moore Princeton

Obenchain Jury Near Verdict In Obenchain Case

Los Angeles Cal March 18 The Obenchain jury stood nine to three for conviction early today an unofficial report said One juror a prominent oil man remained undecided and could sway the outcome The mixed jury trial concerns the murder of Beltou Kennedy with deliberations resuming after a night in jail Made lyn Obenchain shows fear in court as jurors question The judge and Ralph Gobenchain were in court but declined comment on the case

Los Anguiolies Cal Obenchain Madelyn Obenchain Jr. Beltouu Nennedy Madelyn Ralph Qobenchain

Princeton High School Debating Team Wins Both Sides

The Princeton high school debate team defeated Frances Joseph Rietz High School of Evansville by 2 to 1 in both locations. Judges were Baltzell Robinson and Ballard. Princeton reps were Harmon Hall Simpson with Key as alternate. Evansville locals were Ryan Coley Knaub with Ellis alternate. The Rietz team included Oehlman Barton Reynolds. glee club sang. Stott chaired.

Princeton High School Frances Joseph Rietz Evansville Princeton Central California Baltzell Louis Oehlman Flora Barton Bessie Reynolds Thomas McDonald Beatrice Skelton Thelma Bruce Louis Somers Ethel House J. W. Stott

Men Of Same Name Arrested On Like Charge

Benton C. Hunt and Benjamin F. Hunt, not related but bonded by sympathy, were each arraigned before Judge Baltzell today on wife desertion charges. Genton, arrested near Buckskin Friday, pleaded guilty and is under bond pending disposition. Benjamin F. Hunt was arrested at Wheatland Knox County and returned here Friday, pleaded not guilty and is under bond.

S Benton C. Hunt Benjamin F. Hunt Baltzell Genton Buckskin Benjamin F Wheatland Knox County

Special Judge Selected In Wabash Levee Fight

Judge M S Hastings of Washington was tentatively chosen as special judge in the Wabash levee controversy after attorneys removed two of three proposed judges. Petitioners dropped Judge Springer Covington and remonstrators dropped Judge Hoover Vincennes, decision on Hastings serving pending.

M. 3S. Hastings Washington Springer Covington Hoover Vincennes

JAIL SENTENCE LEADS TO EMPTY GIBSON COUNTY LOCKUP

Newell Black, 17, the jail's last prisoner, was moved to the state penal farm today by Deputy Virgil Compton. Black had been sentenced by Mayor C A Niemeier to 60 days plus a $1 fine and costs after pleading guilty to assaulting Charles Drew near the west Broadway movie theatres last Saturday night.

Gibson County Newell Black Virgil Compton Black C. A. Niemeier Charles Drew West Broadway

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Weather Report Mareh Youths Desert County Orphan Asylum Pike Hazleton Decker Royal Bridal Buckingham Palace van Dyk Mary Cambridge Princess Maude Rachel Cavendish M. Thynne Duff Gordon Lady Lennox E. Bowers Lyon Viscount Lascelles Princess Mary Victor Mckenzie D. Bridgeman M. Cambridge International Ullinges Filcers SLOV Firstop Nobelesvieia Dnd Marek Ts Erning Wol. Davis Andi K. C. Minstrels Tourney Sid Skeavingeton iWrether Hastings
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