We Have Just Commenced to Fight in Indiana Press
A compact editorial style piece argues that the current Republican Congress fails to function, blames Indiana politics, and mocks prominent leaders like Hoover and Pershing. It notes tensions with the League of Nations, Cuba weather talk, tax pains, and Republican infighting, citing local papers and state affairs.
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Admiral Sims
Republican Congress
Herbert. Hoover
Admiral Simms
Admiral Mayo
Acros Windenberg
Department
Atlantic
Congress
Political tensions and enforcement discuss in Princeton editorial
A Princeton paper critiques Hoover’s shifting affiliations and progs reform stance, notes clothing price pressure on manufacturers, praises Ouster’s enforcement speech in Evansville, urges census participation, warns on prohibition risks, and questions Congress rail policy and WWI naval command history.
What’s the Matter with the World in Lincoln’s Walnut Tale
An Indiana Daily Times column recalls Lincoln in Springfield with his two sons and a parable of three walnuts and two each. It uses the story to illustrate ongoing tension between capital and labor and the public’s dilemma over fair shares.
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Indiana Daily Times
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Lil
Lenine
Roland Diller
Lincoln
County Officials Attend Road School In Lafayette
County Commissioner W L Wood and County Road Superintendent Oscar Saugherty will travel to Lafayette for a three day road school as part of the short course. Wood regrets missing the road course at Oakland City College.
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W. L. 5. Wood
Oscar S‘augherty
Lafayette
Wood
Oakland City College
Evansville Iron Worker Watterson Weds Phoebe Meiser
Evansville born Harry Watterson aged 82 an iron worker married Phoebe Meiser 28 in Evansville. The pairing appears in the Evansville Courier noting Oakland City Evansville links.
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Harry Watterson
Evansville
Phoebe Meiser
Oakland City
Unclear Health News and Local Visit Notes
Mrs Samt Clark remains in critical condition at her east home and Misa Helen Caniff is seriously ill nearby. Revival services continue at the G B church with cottage meetings in the afternoon. Adela Blackburn and son Horace travel from Wichita to visit relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Hoyt Pugh welcomed a fine boy this morning.
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Samt Clark
Here
Misa Helén Caniff
G. B
Russel McDowell
Sterling, Col
Hoyt Pugh
Hazelton News Roundup of Tuesday Visitors
Hazelton area reports a steady stream of Monday and Tuesday callers and visitors. Residents from Vincennes Evansville Princeton and Bicknell were noted at homes businesses and county seat events with several returning from trips over seas and reporting local social visits.
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Bertie Cornett
Bicknell
R. M. Cornett
William Rohrscheib
Princeton
Beulah West
Albert McNeece
Little Son
Harry Wolfe
Ernest
Vincennes
W. R. McNeal
Opal Strode
Baby
G. F. Jones
F. Thomas
Evansville
Fd. Jones
Real Estate Transfers In Oakland City And Nearby Areas
Mary J. Jenkins transfers property to Arvel Steel in Oakland City for 1500 dollars. Mabel C. Oliphant sells to R. C. Baltzell Trust, parts nw1-2 s w 1-4 for 6092.50 dollars. Ford Garrett sells to Laura J. Brazelton Princeton Clarksville 40 acres for 4000 dollars. John W. Jones sells to Downey Bilder back Owensville for 1400 dollars. Virgil Austin sells to Ida B. Jones Hazelton part M. D. No. 17 one acre for 160 dollars. F W Billart sells to Claude L. Trusler Oakland City for 1 dollar. William W. Smith sells to William Brown part swil 4 three quarters acre for 500 dollars. Willis H. Tichenor sells to E. EB Weldon Owensville for 1000 dollars.
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Mary J. Jenkins
Arvel Steel
Oakland City
Mabel C. Oliphant
R. C. Baltzell
F. W. Billart
Claude L. Trusler
William W. Smith
William ¥. Brown
Swil
Willis H. Tichenor
E. EB
Weldon Owensville
Owensville High nets seventh win in lone season opener
Owensville High School basketball remains undefeated with a 32 to 16 win over Newburg marking seven straight victories. Newburg’s star Murnahan shone with quick dodging and accurate shooting while Owensville used backups in front. The girls’ team fell 8 to 6 to Mt. Vernon in the preliminary game, their second loss to Mt. Vernon.
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Owensville
Newburg
Murnahan
Mt. Vernon
Mrs Allen King Returns Home After Visit
Mrs Allen King of Francisco has returned home following a short visit with her mother Mrs Geo Kendle.
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Mrs. Allen King
Francisco
Mrs
Geo. Kendle
Indiana charity board reports on county institutions
The Indiana state board of charities and corrections publishes its annual report based on county secretary visits. Gipson countys Lucy Enners notes French Orphans Home Patoka with twenty wards and solid provisions. Poor asylum south of the city houses twenty one inmates with cattle and poultry. Princeton county jail described as old but adequately maintained.
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Indiana State Board of Charities and Corrections
Lucy x Enne3
Gipson
Patoka
Nome
Income Tax Payments Now Acceptable in Listed Towns
Deputy Revenue Collector Earl M. Miller announced income tax payments are payable now or will be accepted up to March 15. He will visit Princeton January 23 to February 14, Mt. Vernon February 16 to 28, New Harmony March 1 to 6, Poseyville March 8 to 10, and Oakland City March 11 to 15.
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Gibson and
Posey Counties
Earl M. Miller
Miller
Princeton
Mt. Vernon
New Harmony
Poseyville
Oakland City
Deputy Revenue Collector Visit Dates Set
Deputy Revenue Collector Earl M Miller will be in Princeton from January 28 to February 14 to help income tax payers file their reports. He will be at the County Agent's office in the courthouse. All income tax payers who paid income tax last year will receive forms by mail with their serial numbers and must bring the form when paying tax.
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Earl M ‘Miller
Princeton
Court House
New Boy Arrives at Methodist Hospital
A six pound baby boy named James Lincoln Salomon was born Sunday morning at the Methodist hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Salomon. The mother is formerly Miss Louella Skelton. The parents express happiness at the birth.
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James Lincoln
Methodist Hospital
Lawrence Salomon
Louella Skelton
Paynees vs Wirths Change of Venue Case Verdict
In Evansville superior court a venue change from Gibson circuit court was granted and the court ruled for the defendants Mrs Minnie Payne and Edward J Wirth will regain possession of the Payne House on North Hart Street The trial occurred Friday afternoon with the verdict returned Saturday morning.
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Franc M. Payne
Minnie
Edward J. Wirth
Evansville
Gibson Circuit Court
Kendle’s Chicago Store Suffers Major Fire Loss
Dr G C Kendle reports his son Ralph Kendle proprietor of a large novelty shop at Cottage Grove and 68th street Chicago sustained heavy fire and water damage last Thursday morning when a fire broke out in the building not starting in the Kendle store. Insurance details were not available.
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G. C. Kendle
Ralph
Cottage Grove
68Rd Street
Chicago
Kendle
Kendie
Studebaker Officials Visit Local Agent Reinhart
Studebaker Corporation officials from South Bend, manager T. O'Donnell and district distributor F. A. Moore, visited Reinhart Motor Company agent A. J. Reinhart to review progress and compliment his agency achievements.
Illness Strikes Thomas Bruce at Seminary Street Home
Southern shops car inspector Thomas Bruce is seriously ill with pneumonia at his home on Seminary Street. Relatives have been summoned to his bedside as his condition remains critical.
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Thomas Bruce
South Seminary Street
Indiana University Alumni Banquet Highlights Growth and Challenges
At the First M. E. church, the Centennial Alumni Banquet drew a large turnout with 60 registrants. Dr. Sherman Davis praised IU’s cosmopolitan student body and athletic facilities, noting tuition growth and rising demand across departments. Trustees and local alumni spoke on education, military training, and the university’s expanding faculty and budget, ending with a call to support IU’s century of progress.
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Indiana University
M. E. Church
Uniersity
Onford Trippet
Fred R.ewing
Wing
Eaker
Sherman Davis
National Reputa
Davis
University
Indiana
Dr. Davis
A. P. Twineham
Twineham
I. U
Frank’ Hatfield
Evans ‘Me
Hatfield
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