Federal court halts miners dues collection nationwide
A federal judge granted a temporary injunction stopping checkoff dues from miner paychecks in Indiana and West Virginia. The ruling cites a conspiracy between miners and operators to crush West Virginia competition under the Sherman Act. Union officials warn the decision could cripple organized labor and trigger a coal-field strike.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Coal Fields
Vincennes
John Riddel
United Mine Workers of District 11
Andersen
A. B. Anderson
Indiana
West Virginia
Anderson
Mingo
Nazarene Revival At East Emerson Draws Crowd
The Nazarene church on East Emerson Street sees growing attendance and conversions as Miss Lula Kell of Newell Virginia and Mrs Nora Legiers of Princeton attract interest with special singing. Kell will preach Wednesday night with meetings nightly at 7 15.
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Nazarene Church
East
Emerson Street
Lula Kell
Newell
Virginia
Nora Legiers
Princeton
Unsettled Tonight and Tuesday With Mild Temperatures
Unsettled weather continues tonight and Tuesday with little change in temperatures. Skies stay mostly cloudy and patchy light rain possible across coastal areas. Highs near mid 60s and lows around upper 50s to 60.
Weather snapshot with temperatures and conditions
Today's high 61 and low 50 with partly cloudy skies. Sunrise is 6 16 and sunset 4 52. Compared to last year’s 62 high and 31 low, conditions show a chilly frost clear night.
Southern Railway workers praised after strike threat ends
A message to Southern Railway employees nationwide expresses gratitude from management for their service and loyalty during the rail strike scare. The note notes relief that the threatened walkout in Chicago was called off and honors decades of partnership between the company and its workers.
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Ulate
Chicago
Hospital Notes Mention Local Patients And Visitors
Mrs Arthur Williams of Oakland City underwent a major operation at Methodist hospital this morning. Thomas Finney has been moved to his home on South Prince Street and is reported improving. Mrs W A Preston of Haubstadt broke her left arm and is resting well at Methodist hospital. Alva Combs, a Wabash university student in Crawfordsville, spent the weekend with his parents at South Hall Street.
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Arthur 4.Williams
Oakland City
Methodist Hospital
Thomas Finney
South Prince Street
W.A. Preston
Haubstadt
Methodist
iAlva Combs
Wabash University
Crawfordsville
W. L. Coombs
South Hall ‘Street
Halloween Vandalism Warning From Police
Police issue a warning to Halloween revelers to avoid soap ing windows property destruction or removal from premises. City promises protection to enforce the order and curb vandalism during masquerade celebrations.
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Police Department
Hallowe’ En
Thief Ransacks Patoka Residence
A thief entered the Patoka home of D. C. Lankford while the family was away on Sunday and ransacked the house. Several items including clothing, a flashlight, a shotgun and an Indian blanket were stolen. The intruder left his coat behind, and papers in the pockets suggest he was a tramp who had been at many places recently.
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D. C. Lankford
Patoka
Senator Reed Seeks Soldier Bonus and Accuses Republicans
In Senate debate Senator Reed of Indiana challenges GOP delay on a soldier bonus via an amendment to the tax revision bill. He argues excess profits tax funding is constitutional for the bonus while Republicans say the measure targets one class. Reed says the real issue is lawmakers avoiding a vote.
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Reed
Weashington
Senate
New Republican
Indiana
Sentnor Reed
Esitees
Congress
New
Principal thanks Princeton supporters for football season
In behalf of the football boys and the high school W F Loper principal expresses sincere appreciation for the remarkable support accorded during the football season especially last Saturday.
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W. F. Loper
Closing Address by Miss Hill at United Presbyterian
Miss Kate A. Hill, a foreign missionary, will give a closing address tonight at 7 o'clock in the United Presbyterian church. A luncheon will be served in the church dining room at 6 30 o'clock.
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Kate A. Hill
The
United Presbyterian Church
Police Captain to Speak to Princeton Women Friday
Captain Miss Clara Burnside, supervisor of the Twenty three Police Women of Indianapolis, will address the women of Princeton Friday at 2 30 o clock in the city building.
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Clara Burnside
Indianapolis
Princeton
Annual Meeting of Federated Womens Clubs in Owensville
The Gibson county federation gathered in Owensville for its second semi annual meeting at the high school auditorium. Dean Franklin of Evansville College spoke on Cooperation. Officers for the year were elected, with the next gathering set for Oakland City in April 1922.
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Federated Womens Clubs
Franklin
Evansville
Owensville
Gibson
Uirgar
Hlaaleton
Hranch
Princeton
Patoka
Rtral
WM. P. Wallingsworth
OQ. Baltzell
Dean Franklin
Evansville College
Avian
Feder‘ation
Joseph Lincoln
Ethel Montgomery
James Walker
Fredohnson
Clarence Moore
R.aunter
John Jones
Tankford
Oakland City
Merbers
Former Gibson County Man Convicted of Murder in Roseburg
Dr Richard Brumfield a former Gibson County resident was convicted of the murder of Dennis Russell in Roseburg Oregon on October 20 and sentenced to hang on January 13 1922 The defense announced an appeal and Brumfield was to be moved to the state penitentiary in Salem that night His wife attended the sentencing and Brumfield made a lone remark I do not know hogs his death The jury recommended the extreme penalty and a transcript was due by January 2 1922
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Gibson County
Dennis Russell
Roseburg
Ore
Richard Brumfielburg
Gibson
Foun
Bromfieldtlv
Brumfield
Salem
Starmer
American Legion Opens as Indiana Seeks Headquarters
The American Legion convention opened in Kansas City with Vice President Coolidge pledging aid to disabled veterans and praising President Harding. Delegates discussed maintaining the national headquarters in Indianapolis while candidates from San Francisco and others vie for national commander. Hoosier lawmakers arrive ready to shield Indianapolis headquarters.
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Idiana
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Coolidge
American Legion
Legion
Baltimore
San Francisco
New Orléans
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
League
Charles. Kendrick
Illinois
Milton J. Foreman
Local Personal Visits and Travels Across Indiana Towns
A flurry of visits and trips reported from Evansville and nearby towns. Mrs Ollie Sevedge visits Evansville. Faye Ellington and daughter Mary Margaret travel to Donnelson, TI after John Ellington’s death. Marinda Jones of Owenville visits. Wilderman family and Arvil Cochran spent Sunday in Evansville. West goes to Vincennes on business. Mrs Rudolph Dyer and Moore family head to Washington, Indiana for Moore’s mother Frank Moore’s death in Albuquerque. Burial planned in Washington. Carvie Rumble visiting Hazlet. Maurice Wilkinson travels to Indianapolis. Harold Wolfe on business in Vincennes. O Morgan, a business traveler, also seen in town. William Fu and Sime visit with C E Willis Street residents.
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Faye Ellington
Mary Margaret
Donnelson, TI
Mr. Hillington
John Ellington
W. P! ‘Moore
Washington
Ind
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Hallowe'en
D.C. Lankford
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Smericon
Domestic Science Club
O. A. Welborn
GY Vrinceton
W. T. Lee
Hazleton
Meda Thompson
Lena Benson
Miss Fanny — Jolce Steele
Harding
Veterans Bureau
Legion Convention
Gen. Diaz
Italy
Lieut
Jaques
Belgium
Admiral Beatty
Politics
National Legion Convention
Central State
Muehlebaeh Hotel
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Lane
Oswald “Ryark
Hoosiers
Peg
Ollie Sevedge
Marinda Jones of
Owenaville
City
Rose’ Wilderman
John ,Wilderman
Virginia Rose
Arvil Cochran
JE. E. West
Rudolph Dyer
Maurice ‘Wilkinson
Harold Wolfe
William
Sime
C.E. Willis Street
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