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Newspaper

Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1922

Page

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Docket Cleared in Francisco Riot Cases with Pleas Guilty

Judge Baltack begins sentencing those who pleaded guilty to riot in Gibson Circuit Court. Dozens of defendants, including Paul Arbuthnot and George Wright, receive fines plus costs. many more plead guilty as prosecutors seek dismissal of violent conspiracy charges and leniency recommendations. Remaining cases slated for Saturday action.

Baltack Paul Arbuthnot Charles Reinhart William Weathers Morgan Loveless Fred Norricks Victor Huletd Herschell Fredericks William Foster Edmund Schaeffer George Wright Warner Roe Mike Cleary Ernest Bruck Gettis Heath Hobart Whitman Sampson Hopkins Homer Drew Thomas Hugo Marshall Hugo Thomas Garrison Elmer Quiggins Marion Falls Bland Gayer Lawrence Degenhart Russel Hill John Hawkins Pearl Bertram William Teavault Russel Whitman Gibson Circuit Jaume 10 Circuit Court State Penal Farm Robinson Francisco Hee Cnet Rebinsen Marion Fadls Voarl Arbuthnot Charles Reimluaurt Telia Decks Morven Loveless Victor Uniert Oakland City Rodan Schaelfyer Marshal Dee Shomas Hoge Eernest Druck Getlis Heath Poissell Whitman Roy Cullivan Willie Teavauht Willin Adiuus Poln Hawkins Pearl Berti Lawrence Deegenhart Biatmd Gaver Brussell W. Joh Dodd Arthur Jehusup Hobert Willman Princeton Verschell Predericks Uotersburg Sanpsen Hopkins Momer Drew E1ner Quiggins Mayer Mr. Carmel

Moratorium Granted to Germany by Allied Reparations Commission

The Temps reports a partial moratorium approved by the Allied Reparations Commission. The note preserves Reichsbank autonomy but tells the German government it must contract internal and external loans required for 1922.

Paris Temps Germany Allied Reparations Commission

Herrera Weather Brief Highlights

On the same date last year the high was 56 and the low 37. Precipitation A. Today at 6 a m the temperature is 4. Sunset is 6 04 p m and sunrise tomorrow is 5 48.

Prisoner escapes while detective naps on train

Detective J Dessendorfer of Springfield reports a prisoner fled from him on a Pullman train from Springfield to Ivansville during overnight travel. Dessendorfer, en route to Mt. Carmel, pursued the prisoner after waking to find him gone, hoping to recover near Paris and Terre Haute. A second man, OQ Dards, was rooming with Dessendorfer at the Hotel Kidd in Springfield.

Dessendorfer Springfeld Springfield Ivansville Paris Terre Haute Dardsman Kidd

Advertising Columns Highlight Spring News Deals

The notice promotes the advertising columns in the Democrat as a source for spring announcements and special prices. It appeals to thrifty shoppers by emphasizing new spring items and clear pricing in the ads.

Kiwanis Evening Features Drama and Music

Evansville dramatic club members staged The Dear Departed at Ganquet Hall after a Ladies Night dinner. Local performers Loraine Burbidge and A U Wiebsher headlined with May Culp and Herman Williams in vocal pieces and a Alvesman quartet. Receipts and decor praised. dinner by Eastern Star, flowers from Princeton Gardens.

Kiwanis Danie League of Ovansville Lunoraus Ganquet Evansville Lewise Burbidge League A. U. Wiebser Latura Saunders Charles Culp Lester Risey Gross Doyle May Culp Wichser Mr. Biuneey Mar Dook Nellie Young Mrs. A. Date Herman Williams Miss Young Cuo Bob Hall Fred Riges C. M. Gilbert Princeton Gardens Eastern Star

Judge Vandeveer Resigns From Indiana Committee Post

Indianapolis report states Judge Vandeveer, head of Indiana's First Congressional District, resigned due to professional duties. Walter Chambers and supporters urged interim replacement to ensure party success. Cy Thomas named to succeed, with unanimous committee ratification.

Indianapolis Tod. Mintel Andee Simon T. Varndeveer Nation Walter S. Chaurbers Date Critfonterg Maw Vandeveer Byimanii

Oil men look for fine well in Princeton field

Indications are that the No 2 well drilled by Consoli dated Oil Co in the Princeton field will become a leading producer. Sand was struck at 812 feet with early shows of oil and repairs to the casting expected to finish today. Drill crew predicts a successful gusher once drilling completes.

Willian Reinhart Martin Russ Roy Young Charles Drew Woodford Brown Mirton Loveless Henry Willimeter Whe Atkins Will Knight Jolie Roberts Mek McGowan Johu Rogers Mado Poaghes Erastus Robinson Willismn Brack Dallis Devine Oville Duke Princeton Dale Stapleton March Winkle Pyiuik Bolin Bert Dowd Petersburg Viet Supreme Core Leonard Evans Ham Erwin Roscoe Erwin Joe Vickers John Jett Vivian White Leonard Garer Consolidated Oil Co

Poseyville Resident Guests In Hart Street Visit

Mrs. Lawrence Hunter of Poseyville is spending a few days in the city as the guest of Miss Marjorie Trippett on South Hart Street.

Lawrence Hunter Poseyville Marjorie Trippett South Hart Street

Soldier Bonus Debated in House Under Gag Rule

Washington March 25 The four billion dollar soldier bonus bill was taken up by the House. A special gag rule enabling backers to push the measure was called up after the chamber convened. The House adopted the rule and moved to bring the bill up for consideration by a 276 to 26 roll call vote.

Washington House Pimedhantels Raider

Evansville Address Highlights Regional Law Enforcement Forum

Mayor Niemeter delivered a welcome address at the Evansville gathering while J B Tolmmsan led the opening. Rev C M Wigelman presided in the morning, with J M Iglehart in the afternoon. Charles Niemeier of Princeton spoke. Rex A Trimble and Rev L A Harriman also contributed remarks.

Niemeter Evansville CM OA. Wigelman J. Af. Iglehart TE. Ilaley Newhurge Dearing Oakland City College Charles Niemeier Princeton Vion Rex AS Trimble Mt. Vernon Sr. Shumaker Weston L.A. Harriman

Stairway Collapse Injures Fort Branch Workers

Henry Hochmeyer and Levitt Manaman carpenters on the new Ft Branch high school construction were hurt when a temporary stairway gave way on Wednesday afternoon. Hochmeyer injured his back and Manaman broke his left forearm. both were treated at Methodist hospital and deemed not seriously hurt.

Henry Hochmeyer Levitt Manaman Ft. Branch High School Hochmeyer Manaman Methodist Hospital

Fire alarm suppresses blaze near Berger Seed Store

This afternoon David Spord observed a fire spreading quickly south of the Berger Seed Store near State and Tambree streets. The rapid alarm prompted a fire truck to respond from the corner, but the fire caused no damage.

David Spord Berger State and Tambree Street

Government pledges public protection if miners strike

The Attorney General warned that the public will be protected from rioting if the miners walk out on April 1. AFL mining chief James Lord said labor will fund relief for up to 600,000 miners, while accusing Wall Street financiers and operators of conspiring to raise prices. The piece notes wage issues, potential nationwide impact, and state actions in Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania.

American Federation OF Labor Washington, D. C Daugherty James Lord American Federation of Labor Mining Department Union Labor Ed Press Wall Street Lord Plinois Indiana Ohio Yeninsylvania Farrington Lewis Llingis Little Fellows Cain Efthler

Ft. Branch Hog Ordinance Case Ends In Hung Jury

A six member jury in Justice Wright's court heard the town board against Perry Yeager over a hog keeping ordinance. The panel was evenly split on evidence, with defense arguing improper drafting and unconstitutionality. Other cases against McCarty, Pettinger, Adams and Dr. Chaille were noted. No verdicts or press of charges were disclosed.

Justice FT. Branch Swene Perry Yeager Oscar Lauphar Lauphar Yeager

Bids Awarded for West State Street Bakery Remodeling

Hudson Baking Company opens bids for front, structural steel and cement for its remodel at West State Street. Lintz & Son Plant Ft. Branch wins structural steel and sash at 2989 dollars. Central Glass Company Evansville lands front contract at 1080 dollars. Robert Watt local wins cement contract affecting 600 to 800 bags. Dan Davis carpenter oversees work and Charles Moore handles basement excavation. Completion expected in June.

Hudson Baking Company West State Street Lintz & Son Ft. Branch Central Glass Company Evansville Robert Watt Dan Davis Chas. Moore

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