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15 Aug 1914
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Princeton Daily Democrat in Princeton, Indiana
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1914
Page
1
Pavlowa Calls Out Dances Critics and Fads
Mme Pavlowa denounces trendy dances described as trots and pieced together fads. She asserts the dancer is not a pessimist and signals a return to more serious artistry in movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Pavlowa
Bloody Mexican Battle Reported In Revolution
Admiral Howard reported to the Navy Department that a regiment of 80 Indians charged across barbed wire under heavy Federal artillery fire from the gunboat Guerrero. Six hundred were killed and 178 wounded. twenty two Indians remained unhurt. The lighthouse on Creston Island was burning and wounded care was provided on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Howard
Mazatlan
Guerrero
Howard
Creston Island
Vera Cruz Refugees Grow as Carranza Expected to Enter
Washington reports Vera Cruz crowded with refugees from Mexico City as General Funston wires Secretary Garrison that many must sleep outdoors. 300 French refugees are expected tonight while Huerta ally General Mass arrives. Refugees say Mexico City is quiet and Carranza and the constitutionalists may take possession today or Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Funston
Huerta
General Mass
Mexico
Carranza
Charles Thompson Arrested in Illinois on Desertion Charge
Charles Thompson, wanted in Princeton for wife desertion, was arrested Friday in DuQuoin Illinois. Governor Dunne acted on requisition papers in the case. Thompson's young son was placed in an orphanage last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thompson
Princeton
DuQuoin
Ill
Dunne
Thompson
German Advance Checked by Belgians Infantry Duel Dawn
Germans attempting to advance with an Allied wing under heavy Belgian infantry fire. Reports describe a long range German infantry push and a morning duel at daybreak with the situation described as very acute and fragile for both sides.
German Forward Movement to Involve Entire Army
United Press dispatch from Rotterdam and Brussels reports Germany ready to fight until every man fit for service is slain. Berlin warns of total war. Belgian cavalry repels German outfits while heavy infantry massing to envelop the Allied left near Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotterdam
Germany
Carmy
Antwerp
War Office
Acute German Invasion Efforts Reported At Liege Front
Reports from the front describe an extreme wartime situation with German forces nearing Brussels and plans to subjugate Belgium. Deserters claim heavy losses as fortifications at Liege resist and leaders such as Von Emmich and Buelow die or are killed, with uncertainty over command changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Brussels
Liege
Meuse
War Office
Buelow
Parachute accident kills Clarence Duncan at fair
Clarence L Duncan of Oakland City is killed during a morning balloon and parachute ascent at the Old Soldiers and Settlers picnic in St Francisville Indiana. He fell after a parachute misreleased and died from head and shoulder injuries. funeral planned for Oakland City Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Duncan
Oakland City
St. Francisville
Arthur E. Duncan
Vincennes
Clarence
Duncan
Cas
Gillespie Undertaking
St. Franciisville
Governor Urges Merchants to Slow Price Increases
Governor Ralston appealed to Indiana merchants to refrain from raising prices on necessities. He cited lacking power to regulate business and urged a "Live and let live" policy after a women’s group urged restraint. The piece notes the growing fashion trend of whiskers among men.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ralston
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