Women Voters Plan First Meeting at Mrs Thaltzell Home
The League of Women Voters announces its first gathering at Mrs OL Thaltzell’s residence Wednesday afternoon. Gil Brownle Pisce will speak on Women As Voters before a primary and election. New officers include President Mrs C O Dultrell and Secretary Miss Katherine Youngman.
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League of Women Voters
OL Thaltzell
Gil Brownle
Pisce
Alonzo Morrison
O. Dultrell
Oscarans
Katherine Youngman
Thomas Duncan
Indiana primary voters face polls for all parties
Indiana voters head to the polls to cast preferential ballots for Republican and Democratic presidential candidates and to choose state county and district officials. Precinct changes in Montgomery Washington and other townships shift voting locations. Polls open 6 p.m. and close at 6 p.m. local time.
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Montgomery Township
Pleasant Valley Church
Washington Township
Wheeling School House
Wheeling School House and Precinct No. 1. Same Township
Mt. Olympus
Southeast Corner Court House
Lenins birthday sparks renaming of Petrograd to Leningrad
On Nicolai Lenine's fiftieth birthday the central soviet of St. Petersburg voted to rename the city Petrograd to Leningrad the Echo de Paris reports from Stockholm. The city formerly called St. Petersburg was renamed Petrograd to remove the German “burg” during the war.
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ARIS
Nicolai Lenine
Central Soviet
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Echo de Paris
Stockholm
Peter the Great
Petrograd
Shah Goes Broke at Monte Carlo
Aris May 2. The Shah of Persia has left Paris for his native land saying he could not stay in the most expensive city in the world. He recently spent heavily at Monte Carlo, explaining the financial strain.
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Aris
She Shah of
Persia
Paris
Shah
Monte Carlo
Hunger Strike of Irish Ends in Belfast Suburbs
May 3 report says thirty-five more hunger strikers were moved to a hospital, bringing total released in two days to sixty-nine and leaving no hunger strikers in prison. George Murnaghan, Omagh solicitor and Arthur Griffith ally, was arrested in Belfast. Dr Stuart and Constable Henley were also noted arrests and a Londonderry shooting incident occurred with police under fire.
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Belfast
George Murnaghan
Omagh
mid-Tyrone
Belfaust
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Tyrone
Stuart
Belturbet
County Cavan
Londonderry
Peter Henley
WANTS JOB BACK AFTER WAGE BOARD MOVE
John Granau, president of the outlaw switchmen union, said in Chicago on May 3 that workers are ready to return to their old jobs if the railroad wage board takes up their case and railroad managers reinstate them.
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Chicago
Railroad
John Granau
Outlaw
Switchmen’s Union
President Wilson Allows Mexican Troops Move Through U.S.
President Wilson has granted the Mexican Federal army officers permission to move troops through United States territory from Sonora to Mexico City. The action signals no support for the Obregon government and no hindrance to the Carranza government.
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Washington
Wilson
United Stated
Mexico City
Sonora
Obregon
Carranza
U S to Send Destroyers to East Coast of Mexico
The State Department asked the Navy to dispatch additional destroyers to the east coast of Mexico to reassure Americans in Mexico. The Tampico is the only Mexican warship mentioned, and the move aims to protect citizens rather than indicate imminent danger.
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Washington
U. S
Mexico
State Department
Navy Department
Tampico
Moon Eclipse Draws Wide Viewers in Princeton Area
Thousands from Princeton and Gibson County watched the Sunday night eclipse as the earth, sun, and moon aligned. The moon lingered in shadow briefly before gradually fading, with observers noting the event until it ended around 9:30.
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Princeton
Gibson County
Mt Carmel Braves Narrowly Beat Southside 5 to 4
Mt Carmel Braves traveled to defeat Southside 5 to 4 with Allen and Mills as battery for Mt Carmel and Newton and Shoulders handling pitching for Princeton in a close Sunday game.
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Mt. Carmel Braves
Southside
Allen and Mills
Braves
Newton
Shoulders
Princeton
Funeral Services for Albert Mills and John Wilson Dentoy
Albert Mills funeral held Sunday at 2 30 from the home with burial in Odd Fellows cemetery. Attendees included out of town guests from Pittsburg Kansas Ashland Kentucky East St Louis and Louisville. John Wilson Dentoy funeral Sunday at 1 pm from the home with Rev Haste and Rev Zimmerman officiating. Over 300 miners’ local members and friends accompanied the body to Odd Fellows cemetery.
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Albert Mills
Morris Watson
Odd Fellows
TI. E. Mangrum
Pittsburg
Kan
J. F. Ligon
Ashland
R. J. Mills
East St. Louis
Russell Montgomery
Louisville
John Wilson Dentoy
Mr. Haste
Bedford
W. L. Zimmerman
Odd Fallows
Democratic candidate for Gibson Circuit Court nominatio
Harvey Harmon announces he seeks the Democratic nomination for Gibson Circuit Court but will not run an active campaign. He emphasizes maintaining the office at a high standard and thanks supporters. Also notes the death of John Denton brings Rev. and Mrs. Haste back to Badford, Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Gibson Circuit Court
Harvey Harmon
Light Company Increases Rates With New PSC Decision
The Princeton Light and Power Co receives PSC approval to raise lighting charges with a set schedule. Rates for domestic and commercial lighting, minimums, and early-payment net rates are specified, including kilowatt hour tiers and minimum monthly charges.
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Princeton Light & Power Co
Public Service Commission
Princeton Light and Power Company
Ferry Resumes Runs After River Flood Delays
Hazleton ferry resumes operation at noon Sunday after being out of service for a week due to high river levels. The service restored as river stage recedes, allowing passengers to cross again.
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Hazleton
Marshall urges church reform to curb vice and crime
Vice President Marshall at an Inter-Church World Movement meeting urged the church to prove its faith by works. He warned against relying on laws alone to curb murder and theft and argued the church must reclaim moral discipline to unite labor and capital and nations. Sir Auckland Geddis echoed need for religion to adapt to modern cities.
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Washington
Marshall
Auckland Geddis
Lear
Sir Auckland
Zion
Nazarene
Lfe
Violin Virtuoso Konecny to Perform at United Presbyterian
Eastern critic lauds Josef Konecny as a great artist for a tonight 8 oclock recital at United Presbyterian Church with a program featuring violin and piano works by Handel Paganini Rimsky Korsakov MacDowell and others plus soprano pieces. The reviewer compares him to Remenyi and praises his tonal clarity and emotional range in a night of diverse selections.
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Konecny
United Presbyterian Church
Niagara
Remenyi
Man Goes on Rampage Wounding Six in Cleveland Ohio
Charles Cross an automobile mechanic attacked in Cleveland Ohio late Sunday injuring six people. He shot his wife Essie Cross and cousin Amantah Fluellen before returning to Bernstein’s home and firing at the grocer Jacob Bernstein over rent money. Police engagement left Cross shot and a stray bullet hit a seven year old girl but not seriously.
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Cleveland. O
Charles Cross
Essie Cross
Jacob Bernstein
Cross
Three Rescuers Dead in Indiana Mine Explosion
In Terre Haute area a Ferguson and Spears submarine coal mine rescue attempt left three rescuers dead. The mine suffered an explosion early Saturday killing two miners. authorities recovered one body and searched for others. The incident highlights dangerous conditions and ongoing recovery work.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ferguson and Spears
Woods filled with strikers in Midwest labor wave
Reports from Milwaukee indicate 25 000 to 35 000 lumbermen in northern Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota have struck. Operations halted in lumber yards mills box factories and piano factories as demands include an eight hour day a minimum monthly pay of 100 a month no Sunday work and improved living conditions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Card of Thanks from Métls Family
The Métls family expresses gratitude to G A R members and friends for kindness shown after the death and burial of husband and father Albert Métls.
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Mrs. Albert Métls
Police Identify Victims After Clinton Indiana Crash
A fatal crash near Clinton, Indiana left several men dead. The deceased include Andrew Wilson 33 and James Smith 45 of Clinton, Frank Hughes 45 of Clinton, and Arthur Thompson 40 of Terre Haute. John Howe is also stated among the dead.
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John Howe
Erre Hautes
Andrew Wilson
Clinton
Ind
James Smith
Frank Hughes
Arthur Thompson
Terre Haute
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