Leaders Reach Final Decision Over Five-Brotherhood Strike
Chicago officials report Federated shop crafts, led by Bert Jewell, will not join the October 30 strike due to lack of guarantees from five major brotherhoods. Separately, on the International and Great Northern Railway, about 07 trainmen walked out in Houston with others at Palestine, Hue, and San Antonio as guards protect yards.
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Bert Jewell
International
Great Northern Railway
Ngon
Labor Board
Chicago
Federated Shop Crafts
Railways Department
American Federation of Labor
Houston
Texas
Progressive National Railroad
International and Great Northern Railroad
Palestine
Hiume
San Antonio
Quade
Home Of Pete Tooley Burned At City Edge
The small frame residence of miner Pete Tooley, built outside the city limits at the east edge north of the Southern railroad, burned to the ground today with all furniture. Fire crews arrived after a delayed response, the unplastered house covered in shingles fueling the rapid blaze.
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Pete Tooley
Southern Railroad
Race
Spruce
Tooley
Hazleton High Overpowers Mackey 35 to 7 in Sud Den
Hazleton high school basketball defeated Mackey high school 35 to 7 at Hazleton on Friday afternoon. The Hazleton second team played fifteen minutes with the first team finishing the game. Sidney Self of St Paul, Minn, is in the city for a few days on business.
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Hazleton, Sud
Hazleton High School
Mackey High School
Hazleton
Mackey
Sidney, Self
St. Paul, Minn
Emperor Karl Returns as Hungarian King Becomes Focal Point
Ex Kaiser Karl returns from Switzerland to Austria then Hungary driving renewed monarchist hopes. Zita accompanies him as battalions await near Odenburg to escort to Budapest where a provisional government reportedly supports his claim. Civil reaction and future march remain uncertain.
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Switzerland
Budapest
London
Karl
Hungary
Vienna
Odenburg
Zita
Austria
Berlin Cabinet Resigns Over Mark Decline and Silesian Issue
The Berlin cabinet led by Premier Wirth resigns amid a plunging mark and the Silesian decision affecting German industry. Some fear the political shakeup could destabilize the government as Emperor Karl’s seating in Hungary approaches.
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Berlin
Wirth
League of Nations
Postmaster Named for Haubstadt Appointment
Notice of the appointment of Charles H. Maggenheimer to be postmaster at Haubstadt has been announced. Mathew Halbig remains the current incumbent.
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Charles H. Maggenheimer
Haubstadt
Charles Tf. Magenheimer
Ceed Mathew Halbig
Reds blocked from marching on American embassy in Paris
Paris police and interior ministry announce a demonstration at the American embassy will be barred. Troops may be used if needed as thousands of gendarmes guard the embassy district after a mass meeting ended with 16 wounded when a bomb exploded.
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Ministry of Interior
Paris
Ministry of the Interior
Amgrcion
Corydon
Republican Leadership Faces Threat Over Tax Bill
In Washington on October 22, Republican leaders confront a coalition of Progressive insurgents and Democrats threatening to cripple the tax bill. Senate whips urge absentees to remain in Washington and ensure passage as administration hopes hinge on a unified party front.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Harding
Curtis
Dollar wheat near again at Chicago Board of Trade
Dollar wheat hovered near in Chicago as price fell one to two cents on the Board of Trade. Analysts predicted a one dollar per bushel level could hold soon amid a weak new crop with limited support.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Malones Suit for Divorce and Restraining Order Filed
Circuit court records list Lou Malone suing Eliza Malone for absolute divorce with custody of two sons and $100 monthly alimony plus an application for a restraining order to keep Eliza from entering the premises at the Princeton coal mine. Oscar Lanphar represents Lou Malone. the case cites cruel treatment and threats. Other docket items include suits to quiet title by Richey Summers. Edith McCown vs Raymond McCown nearing decision. and a Southern Railway personal injury award to George Meixner for a July injury at the round house, with James J. Robinson as plaintiff attorney.
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Lou Malone
Eliza Malone
Princeton
Gibson Circuit Court
Oscar Lanphar
Richey J. Summers
John Hollen
George R. Welborn
Gibson County
Embree & Embree
Edith McCown
Raymond McCown
Gilson Circuit
R. &,. Baltzell
George Meixner
Fred—. Meixner
Southern Railway Company
Fred E. Meixner
Meixner
James J. Robinson
Two Pike County men jailed on rioting charge in Gibson circuit court
Sampson Hopkins and Samuel Mc Candless of Pike County were each granted a $500 bond after appearing in Gibson circuit court Saturday. Indicted by the Gibson County special grand jury in connection with the Francisco nine disturbance on June 10.
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Sampson Hopkins
Samuel McCandless
Pike Counity
Gibson Circuit
Gibson County
Prancisco
Weather Report Almanac Snapshot
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with cooler temperatures. Sunrise tomorrow at 6 01 and sunset at 5 03. Today at 6 AM shows a high of 55 and a low of 49. Yesterday’s high was 66 and low 35 with cloudy conditions.
Stephens Store Celebrates Its Sixtieth Birthday
Princeton marks 60 years of Stephens store formerly W D Downey, opened by Mr Downey. A huge birthday cake from Hudson Baking Co. delighted customers as the firm celebrated with 60 years of mercantile service and a retrospective note from the Princeton Clarion.
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Stephens Store
Princeton
Hige
Hudson Baking Company
Democrat
Stephens
W. D. Downey
J.f.stephens
Downey
Princeton Clarion
Princeton Mt Vernon grid results reported by Daily Democrat
Final grid results from Princeton versus Mt Vernon at Mt Vernon and Evansville Terre Haute games at Evansville are noted in the Daily Democrat this afternoon and may be obtained after 3 o'clock.
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Princeton
Freight Rates Ordered Out by Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission orders an immediate average ten percent cut on hay grain and feed rates west of Omaha and many west of Chicago through Minneapolis. Rates east and south remain unchanged. The move aims to avert a railroad strike and set a pattern for further reductions to ease agricultural burdens.
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Washington, D. C
Inter-Mountain
Iterstate Commerce Commission
Omaha
Chicago
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Iminds
Equalize
Teachers Hold Rump Convention in Indianapolis
A rump convention of Indiana State Teachers Association members met in Indianapolis with about 160 attendees, mostly superintendents, to seize control of the convention. Superintendent J. W. Stoot of Princeton was named to the propaganda committee to spread publicity for the rump leaders across the state, representing the First district. twelve others were named for each of the thirteen districts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana State Teacher's Association
Whey
J. W. Stoot
Princeton
Stott
Winslow couple wed in Squire Morton’s office
Miss Estelle Bass and Siségel Coleman of Winslow were married this afternoon at 1 30 in the office of Squire A M Morton. Mrs Elsie Richardson and daughter Orba May and Mrs C L Bass attended the ceremony. The groom works as a miner in Winslow.
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Estelle Bass
Siségel Coleman
Winslow
Squire A. M. Morton
Elsie Richardson
Orba May
C. L. Bass
Woman rises from sales clerk to head of Japanese dept
A New York City widow and her son rise from a $7 per week sales job in a Japanese department store to an exclusive Fifth Avenue post earning $12,000 a year. She travels to the Orient annually to source wares for her department and aims to purchase $100,000 worth of Japanese goods in a single day. The story highlights ambition and success in a woman’s career progression.
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Myrtle McCleary
New York City
Avenue
Noted Safety Update on Dr Brumfield
Sentence withheld on Dr Brumfield after an attempted act of self harm. He remains in danger as wound infection may cause death and rationality is uncertain.
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DR. Brumfield
Brumfield Delayed Sentencing After Suicide Attempt
Roseburg Oregon October 22 Judge Bingham postponed Dr. R M Brumfields sentencing for the Dennis Russell murder to October 31 due to his weak condition after a suicide attempt. Doctors report semi conscious delirium and fever with infection risk and question the alleged dental instrument used in the wounds.
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United Press
Roseburg
Ore
Bingham
R. M. Brumfield
Dennis Russell
Brumfield
Brom
Sethers
Marshal Foch to Visit Indianapolis for Armistice Tribute
Indiana to honor Marshal Ferdinand Foch first Allied leader who dictated Germany terms at armistice. Statewide celebration expected. thousands plan to attend as a thanks to returning soldiers and wartime leadership.
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Indianapolis
Tad
Cete
Ferdinand’ L
France
Germany
Indiana
Ing
Wvill
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