Potential coal shortage risk noted in utilities supply
Local utilities and coal dealers report a minimum 30 days of coal on hand, with consumers stocking up for summer. Schools are stated to have sufficient supply amid broader cautious outlook.
30 Mar 1922
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
1
Local utilities and coal dealers report a minimum 30 days of coal on hand, with consumers stocking up for summer. Schools are stated to have sufficient supply amid broader cautious outlook.
The coal strike began today in Illinois and Ohio with miners halting work ahead of tomorrow's official suspension. In southern Ohio and Illinois many mines idle while West Virginia non-union mines stockpile. Kansas court expected to order miners to stay at work. District chiefs met in Indianapolis to plan, while operators and miners head to Washington to testify. In the anthracite fields preparations for suspension proceed as the scale committee adjourns temporarily.
A Daily Democrat survey of Princeton coal dealers and utilities shows most firms have at least thirty days of coal, with five months at the gas company and two months at the water utility. Schools report adequate stocks, while unions anticipate a major nationwide walkout starting within 48 hours.
Indianapol is March 930 district chiefs in the United Mine Workers are gathered for a final conference before a strike set to begin at midnight. They seek to pressure Pittsburgh operators into interstate wage talks anchored on central competitive field. Outcome hinges on how quickly agreement is reached with the Pittsburgh Coal Producers Association blocking union efforts.
About 4250 members attended Princeton lords of Elks annual home coming. The event opened with a 6 o clock dinner honoring District Deputy Grand Exalted Rine Clark of Vincennes. Other visitors, choral singing, address by the deputy, vaudeville, and music by Graper quartet and French Orchestra followed.
Mr and Mrs Roy Heilman and their children from Javansville passed through today en route to Los Angeles California to establish residence. Mrs Heilman was formerly Miss Gladys Weston of Princeton.
Rosa and Josefa Blazek, famed Siamese twins, died within minutes of each other in Chicago after weeks of illness from catarrhal jaundice. Josefa passed first, then Rosa at 3:10 a.m. The sisters, at odds with life, had toured in circuses and theaters, leaving no wills. their brother Blazek and attorney J. L. Triska were at the bedside.
Dr. Stygall, Indianapolis tubercular diagnostician, will hold a tubercular clinic Friday at the Owensville public library under the Gibson County Tubercular Association. The event aims to be the county’s most successful yet, with several patients to be examined. since Dec. 1 last year he has led three Gibson clinics, examining 44 patients and gathering data in the fight against tuberculosis.
Indiana highway commission opens bids for cement and brick to surface about forty miles of the V2 hard surfacing program. Wabash Portland Co and Universal Oregon Co submit base prices on large cement orders. several bidders fail to meet bid requirements.
Andrew Alperger, 98, longtime worker at a Pimau refrigerator plant, took an afternoon off to celebrate his ninety eight birthday. He refused a pension offer, saying idleness could harm him at his age.
The American Legion post in Princeton launches a April 1 census to locate World War veterans, record needs and unpaid claims, and gather views on adjusted compensation. It seeks all ex servicemen and women, regardless of Legion affiliation, noting health injuries and medical care details.
Mrs Anna J Graham, prominent local figure, dies at her home after a brief illness. She headed several charitable drives and was active with the town’s Woman’s Club. Funeral services are scheduled for Friday at St. Mary’s Church.
Mrs Anna J Graham aged 72 died Wednesday night March 20 at 9 10 at her son John Grahm’s 426 Spring street from a complication of diseases. Funeral at the Graham home Friday morning at 19 conducted by Rev Robb of the Reformed Presbyterian church. Burial in Archer cemetery. Survived by one daughter Mrs Anna Smith in Texas and four sons Alex Andy John Henry, one sister Mrs Letitia McClain in East Walnut street. Born in Belfast Ireland she came to Anetica at seventeen and married Malcolm Graham, seven children born to the union.
Mrs. John Herschel formerly of this city is seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. Robert Sullivan in Vincennes. Another daughter Mrs. Sam Spence lives east of the city.
Unsettled conditions with likely rain tonight and Friday. Mar 29 high 58 low 41 with .60 inches precipitation. Today's 6 am temperature 51. Sunset 6:11, sunrise 6:38 tomorrow. Last year March 29 high 51 low 31. clear spell noted.
Central Indiana rivers rise after heavy rainfall. Patoka River neared banks in severns bridge area while White River swelled five inches at Hazleton. Wabash near flood stage in Terre Haute as Lafayette reports two feet past flood level. Roads closed and ferry service likely to suspend soon.
Central and southern Indiana face renewed rising rivers Wabash and White as rainfall totals reach up to nearly three inches in the Vincennes region. Weather official J A Armington warns plowing and spring planting will be delayed especially south of Indianapolis with possible localized flooding along the White River forks.
A concrete spillway at the Lakewood Park dam near Vincennes broke this morning. The dam lies around a lake in a popular leisure area spanning ten to fifteen acres, leaving many fish stranded in the mud.
Lyler James sues Southern Railway for 35000 in personal injuries alleging fraud and misrepresentation after a September 10 1920 crash left him permanently crippled while a section crew worker in Oakland. He claims a $500 settlement and a promised lifetime job were false and that the company later discharged him. Attorneys are Tl M McDonald Sanford K Trippett for the plaintiff and L C Embree for the defendant.
Hazleton Ind March 30 special an attempt to blow the safe at the post office failed as robbers were frightened away before finishing. Nitroglycerin and tools lay before the safe. nothing valued stolen. Tools belonged to U S Thomas blacksmith shop and were stolen earlier.
Dr George Beresford of Owensville files suit in Gibson circuit court against Dr Richard Brumfield his son in law Merle Brumfield and W W Farris executor of Brumfields creditors seeking foreclosure of 144 acres in Johnson township Gibson county and 5000 damages.
Mrs. T Grider McCormick learned of the death of her brother Milo MtKain aged 79 at his Chandler Tad home Wednesday at 10 am The funeral is set for Friday at 2 pm there He leaves a widow and eight children along with several brothers and sisters including Mrs Sallie Masser Warm Spring Ark Mrs George Steele Carmel Robert McKain Evansville Mrs Laura Rainforth Fredonia Tid and Mrs McCormick near Princeton The deceased was born and raised near Providence church Gibson County Mrs T Grider McCormick will travel Friday morning to Chandler for the funeral
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