Easter Programs Highlight Easter Day Services Across Princeton
Attendance expected to be large despite forecasts of a cold wave. Princeton churches plan music and cantatas for Easter Sunday with special solos and choruses at First M E Church First Presbyterian United Presbyterian and Knights Templar sermon.
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T. S. Munford
A. L. Radcliff
Joseph Teston
Robert M. Hall
Roy P. King
Calvary
Knights Templar
L. A. Harriman
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United Presbyterian Church
Will Blair
Lord
Randegger
Nellie Young
Miss Young
F. BR. Unthank
Eddy
Sie Phar Dwelleth
Arthur Thayer
Missea Ruth
Martha Dame
Lillie EK. Mills
Margaret McClain
Chaffin
Perry
Mills
Mr. Blair
Somerville Men Get Farm Trip
George L. Clark and Joseph M. Connaughton of Somerville pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of liquor in city court and were fined $100 and costs each. Mayor Niemeier sentenced them to 30 days on the penal farm after arrest by the Oakland City marshal. Sheriff Hollen planned to start at noon for the state penal farm. The mayor noted the timing prevented suspending the sentence under the new law.
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George L. Clark
Joseph M. Connaughton
Somerville
Niemeier
Oakland
Princeton
John Hollen
State Penal Farm
Allie
Vienna surgeon’s rejuvenation operation aids Harold McCormick
New York reports Col Howard R Green 55 underwent a Steinach rejuvenation procedure by Dr Pascal at St Elizabeth hospital last month. He says he feels 15 years younger and recently cruised Florida with his wife aboard the Pioneer. The method avoids monkey glands and claims to slow aging. previously used on Harold McCormick and others.
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New York
Harward R. Green
Hettie Green
Steinach
Prof
Eugene Steinach
Vienna
Pascal
St. Elizabeth
Green
Florida
Harding
Friends
Adolf Lorenz
Harold McCormick
Chicago
New York Times
Raise Helm
Princess Hermine
Spring football game at Lowell field draws crowd
A fan turnout largely of high school students watched Captain Wally Kern’s team defeat Coach Wright’s in a spring practice at Lowell field. Observers noted Wright dominated the plays, raising questions about a coach playing versus coaching and the value of such practice for evaluating candidates.
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Lowell Field
Wally Kern
Wright
Fire destroys seven buildings in Belmond business district
In Belmond Iowa two brothers Wm Grandup and Entil were involved in a fatal blaze that burned seven buildings in the business district. Wm Grandup was burned to death and Entil suffered probable fatal injuries after jumping from a window to escape the fire.
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Belmond
Iowa
Grandup
Entil
May Yohe Faces Comeback After Hope Diamond Saga
New York report questions whether the Hope Diamond's alleged evil influence remains or was broken by May Yohe. The former star details a dramatic life, from London society to Barbary Coast cabaret, widowhood, marriage to Lord Francis Hope, and work as a nurse in Africa.
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New York
Hope
Francis Hope
London
Edward of
England
Eadie
William L. Strong
le Shipyard
Africa
Hitel
Plas Vandeville
Heroen
Aumey
Francis Tope
May Yoho
Surprise in Sugar Probe Promises Drastic Action Soon
A Justice Department official says the sugar conspiracy inquiry, tied to sharp price jumps, is progressing satisfactorily and may yield a surprise move soon. Publicity is limited due to the sensitive nature of the investigation.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Circuit Court Hears Horse Race Settlement Friday
Thelma Armstrong owned by Dan Armstrong is the subject of a sulton trial before Judge Ralt zell Friday with Dello Scales as plaintiff. The case arises from a racing partnership dispute over proceeds and racing affairs.
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Dan Armstrong
Raltzell
Dello Scales
Indiana Weather Forecast Fair and Cold Weekend
Fair, colder tonight with a cold wave in east and south portions. North temperatures 10 to 15 above, south 15 to 20. Saturday remains fair and cold. Note previous Thursday highs near 60 with 28 low, last year 68 and 41, sunset Friday 6.11, sunrise Saturday 5.38.
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Indiana
Cold Easter weather forecast for wave and weekend chill
Weather bureau predicts a cold wave tonight and continued cold Saturday. Warmth remains unlikely by Sunday as overcoats and earmuffs come into vogue.
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Weather Bureau
Easter flowers bloom at Broadway gardens
The Broadway Gardens in west Broadway announce abundant blooms for Easter. Visitors will find beautiful bouquets and a profusion of plants on view, offering a joyful, colorful sight for all.
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Broadway
West Broadway
Church Prelate Sentenced to Die by Bolsheviks
In Moscow the All Russian Executive Committee rules Archbishop Zepiliak will have his sentence commuted to ten years in prison while Vicar General Budkevich is condemned for high treason and faces execution. The decision cites aiding enemies during wartime as the basis for the harsher penalty.
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Zepiliak
Budkevich
Foster Seeks U S Overthrow in Proletariat Dictatorship Claim
In St Joseph Michigan on March 30 William Z Foster testified in his trial on Michigan syndicalist law violations. Prosecutor C I Smith pressed him about overthrowing the U S government and establishing a dictatorship of the proletariat as in Russia. Foster said such events would not occur here under such a dictatorship.
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ST. Joseph
Midh
United States
Wm. Z. Foster
Michigan
Foster
Russia
Gary booze conspiracy perjury claims debated in federal court
In Indianapolis authorities accuse government witnesses of perjury in the Gary booze conspiracy trial as 62 defendants close their final arguments. Attorney Charles McCabe representing Clyde Hunter contends perjury existed though not by the government. District Attorney Homer Yernett prepares to wrap up the prosecution’s cases and related officials face scrutiny.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles McCabe
Clyde’ ‘Hunter
Lake County
Homer
Yernett
Meyer Roswell
Gary
Debated Jail Time Echoes in Criminology Note
The piece discusses the psychology of first jail time as students of criminology observe Mike Rothschild jailed again after appearing at large without a collar. He remained cheerful, contrasting with his earlier incarceration. Fourteen dogs have been killed in recent days, a count that may rise dramatically. A Big Four train wreck near Clintonville, Ohio, left six dead and many injured when an auto crossed a crossing and the train derailed after the engineer braked suddenly.
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Mike Rothschild Pointer
Louis Rothschild
Charles G. Taylor
Mr. Rothschild
Mike
Fottinger
Clintonville
Here
Germany Ready to Negotiate Peace Settlement
Germany signals willingness to negotiate a peace settlement with France before French and Belgian troops withdraw from the Ruhr. The stance, conveyed to the United States and Britain, is viewed as the greatest concession to end the Ruhr occupation to date.
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Washington
Germany
France
Ruhr
United States
Football Saturday Set With Alumni Game
A football Saturday afternoon event plans a high school game against an alumni team. Organizers promote the friendly matchup as a community celebration with local supporters encouraged to attend.
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Fternoon
Alumint Co
Two Firemen Killed in New York Blaze Near Hospital
A March 30 blaze near Beelleville Hospital killed two firemen and injured 12 as it swept 12 buildings within half a block. Fire crews battled the flames through the night, with investigators examining the cause.
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New York
Beelleville Hospital
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