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Princeton Daily Democrat in Princeton, Indiana

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Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1914

Page

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Suit over farm possession filed in Sprowl court

Mrs Mary H Simmons filed a civil suit against Mrs Dora Ward in Justice of the Peace James Sprowl s court Saturday seeking possession of a farm where Ward resides. Both parties live in the Carothers neighborhood east of Princeton. The report notes a well written advertisement is like a hungry mosquito and commands instant attention.

Mary H. Simmons Dora Ward Justice of the Peace James Sprowl

Kaiser Seeks Major Break in Allied Lines in Europe

London dispatch reports German forces mass along a two hundred mile front with fresh troops filling gaps as Austrians join and aim to split and crush allied armies. British reinforcements rush, while Russians claim gains in East Prussia and Koenigsburg remains invested amid reports of Austrian advances near Lamberg.

London England Pasle Rhine Alsace Belfort Warne War Office Willong

Germans massing for attack face silent war office note

Paris August 29 A quiet front as the war office offers no new details beyond admitting German forces are massing for a major push to break the Allied lines and threaten Paris. The silence underscores the gravity of the situation without disclosing strategic specifics.

Paris France War Office

East Prussia Overrun by Russian Advance

Washington reports say East Prussia is rapidly being overrun by the Russian army with a large portion already in Russian hands. A cable confirms a naval engagement off Heligoland. Seven thousand German soldiers were killed near Nanry, Longwy capitulated, and German troops in East Prussia are retreating toward Allenstein and Koenigsburg.

Nancy Prussia Washington,d. C East “Prussia Heligoland Washington, D. C Nanry Frech Longwy East Prussia Allenstein Koenigsburg

Germans Defeat Russians Near Allenstein In East Prussia

Berlin reports the German army in eastern Prussia has defeated the invading Russian forces near Allenstein. The defense is strengthening as the Russian forward movement is checked, according to the war office.

Berlin Amsterdam War Office Prussia Allenstein

Ambassador Talks on War News Still Tainted as False

New York August 29 reports say ambassadors claim European victories over Germany are exaggerated and untrue. Dispatches note continued sensational claims despite inconsistent origins. The same day notes three steamers sunk and large British Indian troop movements near the continent as wartime rumors spread.

New York

Prussian Militarism Looms in Great Conflict

London reports a British interview with Wins ton Churchill outlining the war’s cause as Prussian militarism driving a battle against democratic governments. He warns of worldwide consequences, stressing the clash between popular government and Prussian bureaucracy, and notes American stakes in the conflict.

United. Press London England Winston Churchill the Admiralty Edward Grey Raiferent Prussia United States Holland Germany

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