Illinois Operators and Miners Adjourn Without Agreement
Illinois coal operators and miners failed to avert the April 1 strike after a close meeting that adjourned subject to call. Government reports say the nation has a 52 day to 60 day supply, with soft coal and anthracite stocks high enough to withstand the walkout, and Indiana Illinois show 30 to 60 days on hand.
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Indiana
Chicago, Ill
Illinois
Washington,d. C
Upper Lake
Coal waste counted at 500 million yearly tax on US consumers
Chicago report details sustained waste in coal production costing about 500 million dollars annually. Experts Tyron and McKenney cite overdevelopment and idle time as factors, noting 30 percent of potential mine days lost from 1900 to 1919. They fault operators and free competition for this inefficiency.
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Chicago
America
United States Geological Survey
F. G. Tyron
W. F McKenney
John K. Public
Messrs. Tryon and McKenney
Lewis
Lecently
United States Geotogical Survey
Cost of living debate in anthracite region before April strike
A New York committee representing operators and miners met to consider an agreed cost of living for the anthracite fields. A compilation by 506 businessmen was presented by miners' representatives as part of the talks ahead of the April 1 strike deadline.
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New York
Kiwanis Plan Delegation to Atlantic Pacific Highway Meeting
At a regular Kiwanis meeting plans were outlined for a delegation to the Atlantic Pacific Highway meeting in West Baden on April 10 and 11. J Edgar Burton field secretary of the Hoosier Automobile Association spoke on highway progress and the eastern route location now established after recent Trout, Ohio discussions with Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky delegates. Delegates from Indiana and other states will attend the West Baden meeting.
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West Baden
L. J. Edgar Burton
Hoosier Automobile Association
Atla‘aticacific Highway Association
Amd
Trouton
Ohio
West Virginia
Wentucky
Boys in Princeton Fifty Years Ago Stampede Recalls Sprowls Shop
Jim McCormick retells a remarkable stampede near the old public square tied to the Ewing Gieseke and Avenius blacksmith and wood shop. Key figures include Thomas Ewing Henry Gleseke Peter Awenius Uncle Charlie and workers Adams Warrington whose playful mischief sparked the rush. The shop once stood on the G N Jerauld site now undergoing remodeling by Sprowli Bros.
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Jim McCormick
Ewing, Gieseke & Avenius
Thomas Ewing
Henry Gleseke
Peter Awenius
Charles Awenius
Charlie
Wadd Adams
Tom Harrington
Adams
Warrington
Sprow! Bros
G. N. Jerauld
Irish Parley Under Way in London Conference
The Irish conference opened in London with Sir James Craig Lord Londonderry Micheal Collins and Arthur Griffiths attending. Churchill presided while Lloyd George was absent. Collins expected to address Catholic murders in Belfast and Sinn Fein raids in Ulster. Churchill said Ulster cabinet members and Irish Free State representatives would join the talks.
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London
James Craig
Lord Londonderry
Micheal Collins
Arthur Griffiths
Winstop Churchill
Lloyd George
Collins
Belfast
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Commons
Winston Charkrehill
Ulster Cabinet
Trish Frée Stribe
Hundreds of Czarist Suspects Seized in Berlin
Berlin police arrested hundreds of suspects believed linked to a world wide czarist sympathy ring aimed at murder of Russian revolutionaries. An automobile said to carry czarist officers and the chase by secret police on motorcycles followed at the scene. Louis Bork, held for a shooting that targeted Millukoff, claimed he aimed at the former Russian foreign minister and said he missed.
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Berlin
Paul Millukoff
Louis Bork
Millukoff
Edgar Burton Visits Indianapolis on Business
Edgar Burton of Indianapolis appeared in town on business today, meeting local officials and discussing prospects for ongoing projects. He was seen at several downtown offices and left without comment.
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YJ. Edgar Burton
Indianapolis
Levees Guard Mississippi River 170 Mile Levee Under Military Patrol
Memphis March 29. More than 1,090,000 acres lie under rising water as 350 flood workers joined a levee watch. The 170 mile stretch from Caruthersville Missouri to Helena Arkansas is under military control with armed patrols and passes required to access the levee.
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Memphis
Tenn
Avorkers
Mississippi
Harry Phar
Caruthersville
Helena
Ark
Arkansas
Army Reduction Approved by House Bill Seeks 115000 Men
The House approved a 375 million army appropriation bill reducing the force to 115000 soldiers and 1109 officers. President Harding objected to the cut as the current strength stands at about 150000. The measure passed despite his strong opposition.
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Washington, D.C
House
Harding
Eruption Forces Evacuation Near Aetina Volcano
Reports from Paleromo describe Aetina erupting violently on March 24 with lava streams pouring down the mountainside and threatening towns. Villagers flee in panic leaving possessions as severe earthquakes are felt.
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Rome
Aetina
Montain
Paleromo
Indiana Weather Forecast Fluctuates
Rain expected tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions. March 28 records show high 70 and low 52 with 0.02 inches of precipitation. Compare to last year’s March 28 high 51 and low 31 with 1.25 inches. Temperature at 6 am today 41. Sunset 6 10, sunrise 5 40 tomorrow.
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Indiana
City men receive riot and perjury sentences
Ancl Drew of this city pled guilty to riot and perjury in the Francisco riot case. He received a 2 to 21 year term by Judge R C Baltzell, with a $50 fine and one year disfranchisement, suspended during good behavior. Arthne Johnson of Oakland City pleaded guilty to riot, fined and costs. Roy Cullivan of this city changed his plea to guilty on riot, fined and costs.
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Ancl
Drew
Francisco
R. C. Baltzell
Baltzell
Arthne _ Johnson
Oakland
Ebritzelland
Johnson
Roy Cullivan
President Harding to avoid campaign stump speaking
White House officials say President Harding will remain silent on the stump during the coming congressional campaign and during a planned transcontinental tour and Alaska trip aimed for mid summer if Congress adjourns.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
White House
Alaska
Congress
Refuses 10 Live If Her Siamese Twin Dies
Chicago March 1 29 Hope for the recovery of Rosa and Josefa Blazek Siamese twins suffering from jaundice was held out by physicians at Westend hospital today. Rosa vowed to die if Josefa dies and opposed separation surgery. Surgeons noted Rosa’s semi coma and questioned their viability as separate beings while Josefa’s condition lagged.
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Rosa Blazer
Josefa
Chicago
Rosa and
Josefa Blazek
Westend Hospital
Edward Crmat
Rosa
Mrant
Brazil woman touring world killed in China
Mrs. W J Snyder of Brazil Indiana was slain and four others wounded when two Koreans shot at Gen Gilchi Tanaka ex minister of war on arrival from Manila in Shanghai The killers confessed intent to kill the Japanese general Mrs Snyder and her husband were on a world tour leaving Brazil Oct 1 and sailing from New York Oct 4 the Shanghai visit was added later with return planned about May 1
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Shanghai
Mrrs
W. J.snyder
Brazil
Ind
Gilchi Tanaka
Manila
Snyder
Gen. Tanaka
William J. Snyder
American Coal Mining Company
New York
Divorce Granted for Lois M Ping and Chester F Ping
An absolute divorce was granted to Lois M Ping from Chester F Ping on Monday. Their infant child Floise was awarded to the plaintiff's parents Mr and Mrs G W Guthrie.
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Lois “‘M., Ping
Chester F. Ping
Floise
G. W., Guthrie
American Legion to Conduct Veterans Census in Princeton
The Princeton American Legion Post No 25 launches a veteran census to record all ex service members, active or not, and gather needs for benefits, employment, and relief. Commander Hart urges all veterans to sign up and share any unadjusted claims or injuries from World War I.
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Tuck
American Legion
Princeton Post No
Legion
Comander Hart
Princeton Post
American ‘Legion
United States
America
Norman Hart
Rotary Club Elects Officers Without Opposition
At the regular Rotary meeting Tuesday evening officers for next year were nominated without opposition. Slated are Hlis Daugherty as president John T Ballard as vice president M J Welborn as secretary Ben Watt as treasurer plus a long list of directors to be chosen. The meeting also endorsed M Y Taylor for Commercial Club manager secretary and noted the Hazleton bridge display.
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Rotary Club
Welborn
AbeHl
Charles Taylor
Commercial Club
Rotary
C. of C
Princeton
Hlis Daugherty
John T. Ballard
M. J. Welborn
Ben Watt
Treaty vote expected today by the Senate
Republican leaders said the Senate may give unanimous approval today to the five power treaty limiting naval armament as debate ends. A vote at 5 o'clock was set with no senator publicly pledging a no, and the United States poised to be the first nation to ratify the pact after other nations ratify, leading to worldwide scrapping of ships.
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Washington
Senate
Hag
United States
Prayer Meeting Topic Shifts to Rev Davies at First Presbyterian
Due to the ongoing illness of Pastor Rev N Harriman of the First Presbyterian church the evening prayer meeting will be led by Rev J M Davies of Patoka. The change aims to maintain service continuity for the congregation this week.
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N. Harriman
First Presbyterian Church
J. M. Davies
Patoka
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