Senators Face Newberry Case Ghost in Indiana Vote
Washington May 5 14 Republican U S Senators weigh impact of the Newberry case on Indiana senator Harry S New and its potential as a national campaign issue. State by state reactions vary as Democrats may inject the issue into primaries and possibly the general election.
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Lawrance Martin
Washington
D.C
United States
Newberry
Harry
New
Indiana
Calder
New York
Crow
Pennsylvania
Dupont
Delaware
France
Maryland
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Hale
Maine
Kellogg
Minnesota
Lodge
Massachusetts
McCumber
North Dakota
McLean
Connecticut
Page
Vermont
Pepper
Poindexter
Townsend
Michigan
Senate
Beveridge Plans Principles Over Policies for 1924 Bid
Indiana May 5 report notes Albert Beveridge citing Republican principles over policies. He advocates repeal of Sherman and Adamson laws, tax reform to ease income tax burden, and lower railroad rates. Indiana Progressives seek fusion with Senator New ahead of 1924. Ralston remains a strong Democratic contender against Beveridge.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
Senate
White House
Beveridge
Indiana
Marry S. New
Jardine
New
Perfect County Organization Meeting Set Saturday Afternoon
Democratic precinct committeemen elected in Tuesday's primary will meet at the city building at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon to perfect the county organization by electing a chairman secretary and treasurer. Republican committeemen will meet in the small court room at the same hour.
Prize Winning Essays on City Clean-Up Week
The district praised prize winning essays from high school and grade pupils on Clean-Up Week. Essay No. 73 by Miss Rath Wood won $5. Essay No. 6 by Dorothea Gilbert won $5 for grade students. Readers see reasons to keep Princeton clean for health, fire prevention, and beauty.
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Rath Wood
Emma PF. Wood
South Race Street
Dorothea Gilbert
Mays
ML. Gilbert
Lowell School
Princeton
Church League Plans Set for Opening Game
Floyd J. Biggs was elected president of the 1922 Princeton church baseball league with T. M. McDonald as treasurer. The rules committee includes Biggs Mayor Niemeier and J. C. Gorman. Opening game pits United Presbyterian against First Baptist at Lowell Field as grounds work continues. The six-team schedule runs three games weekly from May 8 to June 8 with matchups among First Methodist Christian First and General Baptists United Presbyterian and First Presbyterian.
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Floyd J. Biggs
Princeton Church
Biggs
T. M. McDonald
Mr. Biggs
Charles A. Niemeier
J. C. Gorman
United Presbyterian
First Baptist
Lowell Field
M. E
Christian
First
General Baptists
United Presbyterians
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
General Baptist
Sprowl Building Undergoing Rapid Remodeling in Public Square
The Sprowl building known as the Jerauld block on the north side of the public square is being remodeled. Owner John Sprowl of Cleveland says the Gem and Empress theatres have left the site and the brick front will be replaced with a metal front. The interior is being reconfigured. no leases or tenants have been arranged, despite rumors.
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Jerauld
Public Square
John Sprowl
Cleveland
Oho
The
Gem
Empress Moving Picture Theatres
Arch Sprowl
Lloyd George Faces Genoa Showdown On France Coup
Genoa May 3 Premier Lloyd George prepares a dramatic move as Barthou returns and Genoa talks refine. Britain may offer debt relief to France if it agrees to meet with the allies at San Remo on reparations. If not, Britain could abandon France and seek terms with Germany and Russia.
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Genoa
Lloyd George
Louis Barthouw
France
San Remo
Russia
England
Catholic High Students Stage Kicked Out of College Comedy
A three act comedy presented Thursday night by Catholic high school students at St Josephs park auditorium drew a large audience. The play filled with amusing situations kept the crowd well entertained. Music was provided by John Brooks Jr on piano and Harry Canfield on toys.
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St. Joseph's Park
John Brooks, Jr
Harry Canfield
Plans to electrify Bombay lines explored with American manufacturers
Plans of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company to electrify the Bombay lines faltered due to financing difficulties. A new scheme is being drafted where manufacturers joining the project would fund part of the financing. Indian representatives of American manufacturers are in conferences to determine the required funding level.
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Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company
Bombay
India
Cotton in Italian Somaliland Experiment Under Duke
An extensive Egyptian cotton cultivation trial runs in Italian Somaliland under the Duca degli Abruzzi. The Tug Doror River Valley, similar to the Nile, is chosen for irrigation prospects. Main obstacles include lack of experienced labor and heavy initial setup costs.
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Somaliland
Duca Degli
French scientists claim meteorites unlock life extension
Scientists say meteorite findings hint at longevity mechanisms, while dramatic misinterpretation in the report mocks human quest. The playful line suggests the overreach of science journalism and the absurd image of meteorites hurled at birds.
Juror Melville Dismissed Over Case Opinion
In Waukegan Illinois on May 6 juror Charles Melville sworn in the Small case was challenged and dismissed by the defense over alleged impropriety. prosecutors claimed he expressed an opinion against the executive in the jury room and affidavits from veniremen supported the claim regarding remarks about the Grant Park bank.
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Waukegan
Charles Melville
Edwards
Melville
Veniremen
Geaubein
Peter Kong
Robert Fagan
Uis
Melvile
Grant Park Bank
Small
Cave Man Sought After Lillian White's Skeleton Found
In Raverstraw New York May 5 search parties led by detectives combed nearby mountains to locate the cave believed to be the killer's lair in the Lillian White case. Clues point to a primitive dwelling with rugs blankets utensils and furnishings. Police say the girl’s identity was confirmed from her skeleton after investigators reconstructed the body.
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Raverstraw
N. Y
Lillian White
Williams
New York City
Court hearing in Muntzer vs Heidt wraps arguments
Evidence heard Wednesday and Thursday before Circuit Judge R C Baltzell. Attorneys Sanford K Trippet for the plaintiff and Claude A Smith for the defendant will resume Saturday before Judge Baltzell.
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Muntzer Vs. Heidt
R. C. Baltzell
Sanford K. Trippet
Claude A. Smith
Judga
Baltzell
Miss Kriss Contemplates Wardrobe Change
In a brief domestic exchange, Miss Kriss voices a reluctance to wear skirts any longer, while Papa Kriss expects the shift to occur soon. The dialogue hints at looming changes in attire and social expectations within the household.
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Miss Kriss
Papa Kriss
Airdome Razed During Clean Up Week in Princeton
The Airdome at Broadway and West streets is being razed as part of Clean-Up Week to transform the corner. Real estate man A. Stewart says the building, once a popular theatre and later used for meetings, could not return to cinema use due to high rental costs and needed repairs. Material will be saved for future repair work. it’s unknown if another building will replace it.
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Broadway
West Streets
A. Stewart
Princeton
Kidd Opera House
Stewart
Airdome
Allen Gray
Evansville
Gray
Former Senator A. J. Gronna Dies in West
Ex-Senator A. J. Gronna of North Dakota dies at 64 in Lakota, North Dakota. Scandinavian American born in Iowa educated in Minnesota and North Dakota schools, he began in territorial legislature and later served in the U.S. Senate after filling an unexpired term in 1911. He gained a reputation for independent, aggressive partisan stances.
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Lakota
N. D
A. J. Gronna
North Dakota
Senator Gronna
Iowa
Minesota
Congress
Senate
Johnson
Government to investigate coal prices and strike causes
The House Labor Committee reported a bill to set up a federal fact finding commission with power to compel operators to show coal production costs. The aim is to explain the current coal strike and prevent future disruptions while seeking lower prices.
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Washington, D. C
House Labor
Weather Report Zagarer Rabe RH for Saturday
Warmer, May 4. Sunset 6 44 p m. Highest temperature 82, lowest 59 with clouds. Same date last year saw 69 and 40 with partial cloud. Sunrise tomorrow 5 00. Temperature 60 this morning.
Martha Pleasees Big Audience At Princeton High
Princeton high school presented an operatic production of Martha in the auditorium drawing near capacity. Lois Craig starred as Martha with a notable encore of The Last Rose of Summer and a Good Night duet. Verle Paltzell played Sir Tristan as a strong supporting lead. The sixty five voice chorus under Miss Carmean received special credit for the presentation. Curtain at eight o clock.
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Lois Craig
Martha
Miss Craig
Blanche Trippett
Glenn Miller
Wallace Kern
Verle Paltzell
Tristan
Two Local Boys Charged in Auto Tire Theft
John Jenne and Frank Coates, both residents of Haubstadt area, are jailed on charges of stealing a tire and rim belonging to ERJ May, a Haubstadt banker. They are to be arraigned before Mayor Nie meier in city court tonight.
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John Jenne
Louis Jenne
East Broadway
Frank Coates
Sherman Coates
South Seminary
ER. J. May
Haubstadt
Jenne Wich Coates
Hautestadt
Jenne
Coates
May
Ice man held for alleged theft in Kinsey residence
Mrs Kinsey reported a silver watch missing from her home on Race Street while she was away. Chief Fettings confronted Arthur Warren a deliveryman at the Henneberger ice plant and he produced the watch. Warren claimed he found it in the Kinsey yard and gave no notice. Warren resides at 1007 South Main Street.
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Frank FE. Kinsey
N. Race Street
Reccery
Fettings
Kinsey
Arthur Warren
Warren
Returned Missionary Dr McConnellee Speaks at United Presbyterian
Dr McConnelee, a missionary returning from India after twenty years, conducts a series of meetings this week at the United Presbyterian church. Large audiences gather as he discusses Hindu customs and way of life.
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McConnelee
India
United Presbyterian Church
McConnellee
Correction on Martha opera credits at Daily Democrat
In Thursday’s Daily Democrat a correction notes that scenery painter credited as Glenn Miller should be Glen Austin for the high school opera Martha. The correction clarifies the proper name in the production credits.
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Martha
Daily Democrat
Glenn Miller
Glen Austin
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