Alarming Lack of Interest in Princeton Housing
Rabbi Edward Israel urged Princeton Chamber of Commerce to act on the housing problem, criticizing local indifference and stressing homes for workers as essential to urban growth. He warned that without adequate housing for wage earners, Princeton’s development and natural advantages could stagnate.
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Princeton
Israel
Chamber 9 of Commerce
Edward Israel
Evansville
Rabbi Israel
Evansville Chamber of Commerce
1206 Club
Princeton Chamber of Commerce
First Presbyterian Church
Noman
Day of tribute to soldier dead set with tree ceremony and parade
Readiness for Memorial Day features a 1:30 p m parade on Hart Street to I 0 0 F cemetery and back to United Presbyterian church for James J Robinson address Back to Gettysburg program includes Lincoln Gettysburg Address Tenting on the Old Camp Ground and a morning tree dedication by Samuel F Braselton Archer Post G A R will plant a tree in the courthouse yard senior wreaths and graveside ceremonies planned across multiple cemeteries with committees named for marking graves and marching routes.
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Battery D
Hart
Broadway
Main
State
Archer Post
United Presbyterian Church
James J. Robinson
Robinson
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Dorothy Mae Lawrence
Post
Gil R. Stormont
Coolidge
Mills
Paul Habig
James Herriot
W. Benton
Irene Coolidge
America
Samuel F. Braselton
Grand Army
Court House Yard
Archer Cemetery
John M. Stormont
Frank Ervin
Clyde Woods
Dale Skelton
C. M. Lawrence
Victor Key
Warnock Cemetery
James Kilmartin
Paul Brownie
I.W. DePriest
L. Salomon
I. E. Criswell
Minnesota
Farrar Declines Metropolitan Contract, Plans U S Tour
Geraldine Farrar rejected the Metropolitan Opera’s season terms and will tour the United States Canada and Cuba. She demanded casting control and previously earned about $100000 from nine concerts last season. Marie Jeritza remains Metropolitan’s queen as Farrar pursues a golden-voiced tour.
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New York
Geraldine Farrar
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mme
Marie Jeritza
Baron von Popper
Gatti-Casazzi
Metropolitan
Miss Farrar
Gatti-Casazza
United States
Canada
Cuba
Jeritzay
Geraldine
Jevitza
Europe
Miss Furtar
Metropolitan Galaxy
Mme. Jeritza
Berlin Riots Rumors Grow of Red Upheaval in Berlin
May 29 reports from Berlin say communists, active in Ruhr cities and Saxony, may shift to Berlin tomorrow amid fears of a major upheaval. In Dresden fighting left eleven dead and sixty wounded as communists plundered a shop and clashed with police. France restricted assemblies to curb riots, signaling possible intervention. A Berlin disturbance would be more serious, with clashes injuring two Germans and a French patrol attacked.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Saxony
Dresden
Solingen
Indiana Weather Outlook With Thunder Showers Likely
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with possible thunder showers in the south portion. Temperature changes minimal. Monday records show a high around 77 and a low around 57 with 1.38 inches precipitation. Tuesday morning low 63. Sunset Tuesday 7 05, sunrise Wednesday 4 29.
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Indiana
Portion
Memorial Church to be completed
At the Memorial M E church quarterly conference a plan to finish the building was approved subject to subscribing the needed funds. A starter of 5000 dollars was pledged and a committee, led by Rev J W Doddridge, was named to raise the balance.
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Memorial M. FE
J. WH. Doddridge
Swimmer Sets World Record in Honolulu
May 29 Hawaii. Lillie Bowmer a seventeen year old schoolgirl weighing about 100 pounds swam fifty yards in 28 seconds to break the world tank record by four fifths of a second.
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Honolulu
Lillie Bowmer
Young Peoples Societies Hold Get Together at First Baptist
Young people's Christian societies from Princeton gathered Monday in the First Baptist auditorium for a union meeting. Ministers from several churches spoke on youth and their role in the nation, stressing training for Christian life and cross-church cooperation. The event, organized by L. W. Mayhugh, concludes with a discussion on personal evangelism.
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Young People’s Christian Societies
First Baptist Church
Church of
C. F. Premer
The
Christian Church
Princeton
Hhe
A. Wade
J. EK. Murr
M. E. Church
J. M. Hedge
United Bréthren Church
L. W. Mayhugh
United Brethren Church
General Baptist
United Presbyterian
Plague Reported In Parts Of Europe
Plague is reported in Europe with two deaths near Paris and sparking alarm in Nigeria Spain and Egypt. Mediterranean steamers are placed in quarantine as authorities track the outbreak. Rumors attribute the germs to Tutankhamun but officials cite health risks and vigilance.
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Europe
Paris
Igeria
Spain
Egypt
Mediterranean
Tut
Four plague cases found near Paris as authorities act
Four plague cases are reported on the outskirts of Paris with two deaths. Health authorities order strict measures including thorough cleaning of sewers and extermination of rats. Dispatches note a separate Egyptian outbreak since King Tutankhamun tomb opening and relate it to deaths in Britain.
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Paris
Journal
Alexandria
Egypt
Tut
Lord Carnarvon
George Gould
Memorial Day observance trims Wednesday hours nationwide
General business will suspend Wednesday afternoon for Memorial Day. Grocery stores and food shops stay open till noon as a rule while most other business houses open until then, though some will be closed all day.
Greatest Race Ever Sought At International 500
Indianapolis May 29 The Eleventh International 500 mile race will be run Wednesday on the brick oval. Prizes near 100000 plus lap leaders added purse stir excitement as American drivers face a quiet yet confident German Mercedes team and other foreign entrants. High priced seats sell out as fans anticipate a race of the century.
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Apolis Motor Speedway
Mercedes
Christian Lautenschlager
Max Sailer
Murphy
Milton
Hearne
Wilcox
Hartz
DePalma
Boyer
Resta
Young Ideas, So Woman of 73 Goes on a Spree
Mrs. Sarah Hansen, 73, of White Plains, arraigned on intoxication charges and remanded to the House of the Good Shepherd for sentence. She was found lying in the street near Bath Beach, said to have “young ideas” when questioned by Magistrate Reynolds.
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New York
Sarah Hansen
Tarrytown Road
White Plains
Reynolds
Coney Island Court
House of the Good Shepherd
Evansville College Eyes Princeton Branch In Music Initiative
Prof. L D Rengger of Evansville College visited Princeton Monday meeting with local music supporters about opening a branch college in Princeton. The plan aims to expand music education and boost local teaching efforts.
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L D. Rengger
Evansville College
Princeton
Memorial Day Observed Across Land and Sea by Legion
On Memorial Day American Legion members honor fallen soldiers at cemeteries in the United States and abroad. The drive funds grave decoration endowment to reach 100000 dollars, with ceremonies in France eight main cemeteries and sea services for soldiers in unmarked graves. Poppies are worn to aid sick veterans and grave decoration.
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America
Europe
United States
American Legion
Legionnaires
Legionaires
Legion
Foreign Legion
France
National Organization of the Legion
Girls in Knickers Break Up Game Injuries in Taylorville
Myra Hobson and Vivian Langley, Taylorville girls, attracted to knicker outfits, startled a Sunday baseball game near Assumption. A batter failed to watch the pitcher, who struggled with one eye, and the ball struck him, sending him to hospital.
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Taylorville
Myra Hobson
Vivian Langley
Assumption
Casey
Tala Hospital
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Norman Hart
Perera Sons of Veterans
Relief Corps
Will Blair
C. A. Wade
Gil R. Stor
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R. M. Morton
William M. Wilson
Stifford E. Lockhart
Ralph Tichenor
Will Lamb
Maple Jling
Farrar
Weeting
Young Peoples
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First Baptist ‘Church
Indianapolis
Sit
U.S
Legion Headquarters
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