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Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1920

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Republic Seen in Denmark Proclaimed After Cabinet Dissolution

March 30 Denmarks progressive parties plan to proclaim a republic in response to the King's dissolution of the cabinet. The King demanded resignations over differences on the Flensburg plebiscite and urged liberal M. Neergaard to form a new cabinet. Politiken calls the move a unique coup detat in Danish constitutional history.

Penhagen Denmark Koebenhaven Flensburg M.neergaard The Politiken

Arrests in Prohibition Day Reach 6000, Says Commissioner

Washington officials report that arrests during a federal prohibition day total at least 6000, with Commissioner Cramer noting the figure could be far higher when all agent reports are included. The estimate reflects enforcement activity across the country on the crackdown day.

Washington Prohibition Cramer

Easter Fashions Promise New Wardrobe for All

The article notes Easter customs favor new outfits touching undergarments and outerwear, with France and Europe stressing new undergarments as part of the display. It highlights a broad Easter must that drives shoppers to new blouses, shoes, oxfords, pumps, and sailor ties priced from 6.95 to 29.50 dollars, reflecting contemporary fashion zeal.

America France Peete

Money flows surge as 1919 campaigns shape the next nominating fight

In a sweeping forecast, Marek reports that Republican managers plan vast expenditures to nominate the next president. Wood Lowden and Hoover groups mobilize deep funding from steel finance railroads and grain interests, with early backing in Minnesota South Dakota North Dakota and Tennessee.

Wood Campaign Lowden Hoover Wood Financial Enterprise Gen. Wood Fifth Av Henry’ C. Frick Wood Mr. Frick George W.perkins Charles M. Schwab James A. Farrell Col. Bacon Daniel G. Reid John 8. Phipps Theodore Roosevelt John T. King Perkins King Tennessee Moses Lowdon Wade Johnson South Dakota North Dakota

Assembly Session Draws Rebkah Guests at Stewartsville

Princeton and Gibson county Rebekahs attend the sixth session of the tenth district assembly in Stewartsville. Vice-president Emma Wilson of Jasper is guest of honor. Martha lodge initiatory work starts at 7:30 p.m. Local Rebekahs travel by car. all members urged to attend.

Princeton Gibson Rebekahs Ill Wdge Stewartsville Emma Wilson Jasper Martha Lodge Cty Stewarteville

Boy’s Fashion Show Highlight Loses No Time

A lively note says a group of boys will model outfits at an upcoming fashion show next Sunday. A standout will wear a Levi's suit, promising top dressing as school commences in September.

Boheimian violinist almost comes to Princeton

The article notes violinist Konecny, an American citizen, touring with his company at the start of the war. He promptly broke contracts and enlisted at Jefferson Barracks in St. Louis, going to France to serve as a private in the U S Army despite his age. The local American Legion hopes to bring him to Princeton.

Eitaens Mary Tris Princeton Konecny St. Louis Jefferson Barracks United States Army France American Legion

Midwest Rebuilding After Tornado Toll Tops 80 Dead

United Press reports the Midwest tornadic disaster struck five states Sunday. Indiana lists 35 dead, Illinois 31, Michigan 11, Missouri 1, Wisconsin 1, with total damage estimated at 10 million dollars. Laborers rush to restore shattered communities as the homeless seek shelter in hospitals and police stations while Red Cross mobilizes aid.

United Press Chicaggo Middlewest Five States Indiana Mlinois Michigan Missouri Wisconsin Red Cross

Lagrange Council Denies Outside Aid After Tornado

In Lagrange Georgia the city council voted to refuse financial help from other towns after arranging burial for the killed and care for the injured and homeless. Families displaced by the twister were sheltered in tents. West Point faced a critical situation with seven deaths and five injuries.

Lagrange War Department West Point

Ohio tornado toll rises with 25 dead and 200 hurt

Supplies from across Ohio flowed into the devastated area on Monday after a Sunday night twister. With figures still incomplete, officials reported more than 25 dead and over 200 injured as rescue and relief efforts continued.

Cleveland Ohio

Miners Name Committee To Draft Working Agreement

New York March 80 Miners and mine operators agreed to name a two member committee to draft a tentative working agreement. William Green secretary of the union and Phil Penna of Terre Haute Indiana named on the committee. Proposals will be submitted to the wage scale committee at 10 am tomorrow. Operators expect an agreement and plan a coal price rise about one dollar per ton to cover higher wages.

New York William Green Phil. Penna Terre Haute Indiana

Princeton Dry Cleaning Works Reopens Under Same Manager

The Princeton Dry Cleaning Works has reopened with the same manager at 223 North Main Street. Sam Harvey proprietor. Mrs. Finch of Oakland City visited the city today.

Princeton Dry Cleaning Works North Marn Street Sam Harvey Mrs. Finch Oakland City

City Votes Bond to Fund Sewer Remodel After High Estimate

Engineer E. E. Watts presented a revised septic tank project cost nearly double the 1917 estimate. The city council adopted a resolution to seek a $45,621 bond over 20 years, with $500 denominations, to cover disposal works and Prince Street service pipes.

E. E. Watts Watts State Tax Board Ito Prince Street North Side

Cantrell and DePriest File Democratic Ticket Nominations

Petitions filed announcing Loren A Cantrell of Columbia for treasurer and John DePriest of White River Township for sheriff on the Democratic ticket.

Loren A. Cantrell John Depriest Loren A.cantrell Columbia White River Township

Tourist Club To Meet Wednesday Afternoon

Society notes report the Tourist Club will meet Wednesday at 2 30 with Mrs A P Twineham. Mrs Almauck hosted a surprise party Saturday eve on Vine Street for Pauline’s birthday with music games and dainty refreshments. Guests include Mrs Gertie Garrett and Mrs Huckleberry of Evansville visiting Mrs Ida Emerson en route to Mt Carmel. Big Dance at K P Hall on March 31 features music by Lighner Williams and Kister.

A. P. Twineham Gertie .Garrett Huckleberry Evansville Mrrs Ida Emerson Mt. Carmel K. P. Hall South Side of Square Lghtner Wiliams Kister

President Wilson to spend summer at Wood's Hole Massachusetts

President Wilson will spend the summer at Wood's Hole Massachusetts the summer White House on the Crane estate overlooking Buzzard's Bay near Martha's Vineyard. Arrangements already underway to move the president and much of his executive staff there for about two weeks in June through late July and August pending health improvements. Dr Grayson reports continued improvement enabling motor rides possible yacht trips on the Mayflower and golf if progress continues. The trip will be by train from Washington with the Mayflower to follow later.

Washington Presi. Dent ‘Wilson Wood's Hole Maes White House Charles R. Crane Chicago China Crane Estate Buzzard’s Bay Vineyard Sound Martha's Vineyard Grayson New England Prealant

State Deficiency School Fund Apportioned Across 147 Corporations

Indiana officials completed the 1920 apportionment of 265 464 22 to 147 school corporations. The distribution follows an old law interpretation to avoid penalizing districts under the 1919 act which raised minimum levies. Nellie Wallace of Francisco visited the capital during the day.

Indiana State Capitol J. S. Hubbard Ele Stansbury Pratins Aided Wuld

Mystery Clings To Hefty 1919 Profit Claim

A New York report claims a person earned seven million dollars in 1919 and paid income tax on that amount. The figure rivals Hetty Green’s known yearly profits, yet the individual remains largely unidentified and surrounded by secrecy.

York New York State Income Tax Bureau Albany Hetty Green

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