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Newspaper

Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1915

Page

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Nobles' Crawford to Sing at Elks Memorial Service

Crawford Noble, son of E. B. Noble and nephew of E. E. Noble, will sing at the Elks memorial service Sunday afternoon. He has been in Chicago studying music and arrives tonight to visit his uncle's family.

Crawford Noble E. B. Noble E. E. Noble the Elks Mr. Noble Chicago

Evangelists Rose and Lewis Address First M E Church Class

Evangelists Rose and Lewis will address the Brotherhood class of the First M E Church Sunday morning. A full membership of the class is desired. There will be a special musical program and business of importance to the class will come up at the meeting.

Rose and Lewis Brotherhood M.E

Beets Grow Tall In Northeast City Window Contest

Herriot Carithers Co display a nine pound four year old beet grown by Ralpa Carithers living northeast of the city. The giant weighs nine pounds and measures 220 inches in circumference. Residents are invited to guess the weight.

Herriot Carithers Co Ralpa Carithers

Henry Ford Heads Peace Mission From New York

At New York the ford peace voyage began as Henry Ford and his delegates left the ship Oscar for The Hague voyage to call a peace tribunal. W J Bryan visited aboard and was warmly welcomed. Crowds numbered in the thousands on shore and at the pier as the liner sailed.

The Hague New York Oscar Henry Ford Ford W. J. Bryan

Italy Moves to Aid Allies with Balkan Deployments

London reports delayed Rome dispatches indicate Italy plans to send troops to Salonika and Albania, signaling broader cooperation with the Allies. Sonnino’s impending parliamentary statement and censor holdups cloud the timing as Greece may admit Serbian refugees to join Anglo French forces.

London Rome Italy Salonika Albania Balkan Athens Greece Constantine Sonnino Enfernte

Whitlock to Return to Belgium Despite German Objections

Washington reports state department officials say plans have not changed to send Minister Brand Whitlock back to Belgium. They reviewed Dutch press on German objections and said no official word shows Whitlock’s Brussels return would displease Germany. Formal assurances denied gossip that Whitlock is persona non grata over Edith Cavell case.

Belgium Germany State Department Brand Whitlock Whitlock Treturn Brussels Edith Cavell

New Naval Committee Tilt Dominated by Administration

United Press reports Washington officials claim Democratic members control key naval and national defense panels in the House. Committee composition shifts leave eight Democrats aligned with a big navy and five with a little navy, with five new Democrats named to the naval panel. Gallaway of Texas is seen as a little navy supporter. others favor administration aims.

United Press Washington, D.C House Naval Gallaway Texas

Hamburg American officials sentenced for federal crimes

Dr Carl Buenz managing director of the Hamburg American Line was sentenced to one year and six months in Atlanta federal prison. Adolph Hochmeister and other Hamburg American officials received the same sentence. Joseph Poppinghouse the fourth official was also sentenced to one year. The Hamburg American line was fined one dollar.

New York Carl Buenz Hamburg-American -Lines Atlanta Aml Adolph - Hochmeister Joseph’ Poppinghouse

Pritchett acid attack ends in tragedy at Danville

In Danville Indiana, 36 year old Pritchett attempted to drown his wife by forcing her toward an abandoned well after pouring acid on himself. They struggled, furniture was damaged, and she escaped as he was badly burned. She fled after he released her.

Danville Ind Pritchett

Berlin Captains Von Papen and Boy-Ed Held At Home

Washington reports no change in the status of Captains Von Papen and Boy-Ed as Berlin and Washington negotiate their recall. German embassy says they will not bargain for safe conduct and Germany is pressed to recall them. Captain Boy-Ed consulted with Ambassador Bernstorff. action taken was by President Wilson.

Washington, D. C von Papen Boy-Ed Lansing von Bernsigif Berlin Germany United States Bernstorff Wilson

Pope Benedicts allocution decries nations war aims

Pope Benedict criticizes great powers for failing to unite Christendom, calling the Hague treaty a dead letter. He signals plans to address the coming consistory of cardinals and insists on a stronger united will to end conflict, urging repentance for actions that spurred war.

Rome Benedict Pwers Hague Hagu

Odd Fellows and Rebeccas Night at Tabernacle Draws Crowded Audience

The tabernacle overflowed with both lodges present for Odd Fellows and Rebeccas night. A large choir and quartet entertained while Mrs Roe received praise. Dr Bulgin preached on lost and found themes and social duty. Sunday features a 2:30 message, 4:00 union youth meeting, and 7:00 sermon. Monday invites business and professional leaders to a Chamber of Commerce gathering.

Tabernacle Odd Fellows Becca

Prodigals Within: The Elder Brother and The Parable

The speaker argues the prodigal tale has two prodigals, a criminal and a self righteous elder brother. The elder represents scribes and Pharisees who scorn Jesus. True repentance begins with turning from sin to God and accepting his blood atonement. The father’s welcome marks moral renewal, while reliance on teachers or creeds replaces Scripture.

Bulgin Ana Son of God Old World Universal Brotherhood of Man Christ Jose North Caro

Advertising as a Store Service Becomes Vital

The piece argues that effective advertising is essential to highlighting store offerings and enhancing customer service. It stresses that well planned ads attract shoppers, build brand recognition, and reinforce a positive shopping experience.

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