Court Decides Twins Future In Harpouch Case
May 14 Surrogate Cohalan heard whether six year old twins Charles Belle Woodin and Charles Woodin should be heirs of late John G. B. Chambers of St Louis or return to orphan asylum. Hearing set for May 24. The will names them as adopted children with provision for trust and Welham Manor New York home and autos until age. Executors seek legal determination of status under the will. Mrs Adam Heldt and son Billy return from Jasper.
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Cohalan
Chas. Belle Woodin
Charles Woodin
Wilk
John GB. Chambers
St. Louis
Chambers
William Wmenry Chambers
Margaret Kells Chambers
Welham
Manor
N. Y
Michael Admitted to M. E. Hospital in Uncertain Case
Michael, a man described as having served in France, was admitted to the Methodist Hospital as a township charge. He exhibits harmless but persistent ravings and may be shell shocked or a dope fiend. Authorities seek his mother and sister to determine proper care and disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Micheal
France
Sane
Micheal
Methodist Hospital
Suspected wood alcohol kills man in Indianapolis drink scene
One man is dead and two in City Hospital after a liquor binge involving a liquid thought to contain wood alcohol. Several South Side residents were exposed, with Sullivan dying soon after arrival at a poolroom scene and others like Toner and McHugh hospitalized in serious to stable condition. Police and coroner investigated as more intoxicated neighbors were seen in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Michael Sulivan
Abbott Street
Michael J. Noone
South West Street
Steve Toner
Chadwick Street
Myrtle Lowe
Lowe
City Hospital
Joseph McHugh
Paul F Robinson
Sergt. Sandmann
Squad
Sullivan
John R. Rhoades
Rhoades
Princeton Colored O. K.'s Open Season At Coal Mine Park
The Princeton Colored O. K.'s organize for the coming season and schedule an opening game on Sunday May 16 at Coal Mine Park. The club marks its best year yet with Princeton facing Maren. Batteries listed Pritchett Walker for Princeton and Jones Laue for Maren.
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Princeton Colored O. K's
Coal Mine Park
Princeton
Maren
Pritchett
Walker
Jones and Laue
Chicago duel ends chase as postal heist ends in death
Horace T. Walton 30 of St. Joseph Missouri after robbing a mail car along an Illinois Central passenger train was shot to death by fifty Chicago police in his apartment. The raid followed a stakeout and siege after a long pursuit and exchange of fire. Loot estimated from eighty thousand to five hundred thousand dollars was recovered or accounted for through bag contents. Walton had barricaded himself and fired at officers during the storming of his home.
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Chicago
Horace T. Walton
St. Joseph
Illinois, Central
Retrospect Is Off The Press At City High
The 1920 high school Retrospect memorial yearbook is distributed this week after months of work. It is praised as one of the city’s best annuals with bold blue and yellow binding. Officers include Maurice Wilkinson president and Paul Brumfield secretary treasurer. Editors are Mary Eleanor Ewing and Herbert Graetz with a host of student staff.
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Hart
Copenhagen
Mabel Ticheior
Maurice Wilkinson
Paul Brumfield
Mary Eleanor Ewing
Herbert Graetz
Harold Laib
Dorothy Wolfe
Lowell Taylor
Charles Ballard
Margaret Noble
Luther Mayhugh
Shirley Ryan
Bertha Morgan
Ruskin Swan
Robert Cushman
Ruth Cochran
Lawrence Coley
Mr. Cockrum
Edna Lowry
Princeton High School Exhibits Art and Science Tonight
The faculty expects many visitors this evening to view the exhibit of art manual training and domestic science at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. A larger crowd is anticipated for Thursday afternoon and evening with an orchestra play How the Vote Was Won public speaking solos and speeches plus classes presenting topics Our share in Reducing High Cost of Living and Why Princeton Needs a Y M C A. The program features Cantata Mound Builders and a Latin Play Civics Classes.
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Princeton High School
Maurice Wilkinson
Jesse Campbell
Princeton
Essa Phillips
Mildred Davis
Colored School Announces May Field Program
The May Field program for Southern Indiana colored schools is set for Saturday at the fair grounds. Lincoln School hosts visitors from several cities for a track and field meet and an oratorical contest, the state's first. Program includes parades, drills, races, field events, a baseball game Evanaville vs Lincoln, and the oratorical contest in Lincoln Auditorium.
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Southern Indiana
Fair Grounds
Clites
M. Nolcox
Lincoln School
Lincoln Auditorium
Daniels lays US Navy plan before Senate committee
Secretary Daniels testifies to the Senate Naval Committee on the navy war plan amid Sims opposition. He asserts the North Sea mine barrage was a U S initiative, credits the Navy Department, and accuses Sims of seeking British credit for a project proposed months earlier. The testimony recalls President Wilson’s 1917 call for bold, risky methods to defeat submarines.
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Washington
Wilson
Navy
Senate Naval
Daniels
Sims
Navy Department
Sima
North Sea
Pennsylvania
Great Britain
Admiral Sims
Admiral Mayo
America
United States Navy
Mr. Daniels
German Cabinet Won't Attend Spa Conference
Berlin May 14 The German cabinet decided not to participate in the Spa conference unless French troops are removed from Frankfurt.
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Berlin
Spa
Frankfort
License to Wed Sparks Evansville Wedding Suit Filed
Otto Ziliak 30 of Haubstadt sues Florence M Verwayne of Evansville at Vincennes on Friday for license to wed. Mrs Clarence Morton and her children from Oakland City are visiting her parents in the city.
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Otto “Ziliak
Haubstadt
Florence M. Verwayne
Evansville
Vincennes
Clarence Morton
Oakland City
City
Cooper family visits St. Louis to see aunt
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cooper, with Edwin Guy and Marie Catherine, traveled to St. Louis today to visit Mrs. August Rautmann and family.
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E. M. Cooper
Edwin Guy
Marie'Catherine
St. Louis
Mrs. Cooper
August Rautmann
Weather snapshot for Burton May record
May weather report notes high 60 and low 63 with partly cloudy skies. The same date last year saw highs near 63 and lows around 47. This morning temperatures reached 58 with a low of 41.
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Burton
Big Dance at K P Hall Prince ton Friday Night
Prince ton hosts a big dance at the K P Hall with the Evansville Orchestra providing music. Admission is 1 dollar plus 10 cents war tax, starting at 9 00 p m. Organized by Whittman and Minnis.
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K. of P. Hall
Princeton
Evansville Orchestra
Whittman
Minnis
Farmers and Wage Workers Meeting Notice in Princeton
Notice announces a meeting for farmers and wage workers in Princeton at the Court House on Monday May 17 at 7 30 PM conducted by William Mitch secretary of the Dal ted Mine Workers district No 11 about cooperative stores.
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Wm. Mitch
Dalted Mine Workers of District No.11
Princeton
Court House
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Kolb
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Jasper
Alva Levi
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Waiton
Walt
Bueding
Lois Hall
Mound Builders
Chuirs
Colored School
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Walnut
Main
State
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Clark H. S. Band
Clark H. 8
Clark H
Evanaville
Lin
Coln
Senate
Credet
North Seas Barrage
Com. C. LU
Quinine
Shoptaugh’s
B. & W. House Paints
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Harig
Wilkinson
Marinello Shop
Mrs. Lockwood Kerr
Ford Lumber CO
M. Spencer
Society Brand
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