06 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
1
Advertises Gordon Kayser Phoenix and Medalia silk hosiery with wear resisting quality. Notes Xmas gift boxes including infant, men and women sets with prices from 50 cents to 1.90 dollars and mentions novelty patterns and plain colors in assorted colors and clocked finishes.
Fire department responds to a back porch blaze at Camp Weir colored at 41219 South Seminary Street Sunday evening. A match spark started the fire. crew extinguished it on arrival with no damage reported.
The regular semi monthly city council session is scheduled for tonight with no major business expected to be transacted. Municipal officials urge residents to attend and observe proceedings.
Dr. Max J. Merritt and his wife from Evansville were hosted at a Sunday dinner by Mr. and Mrs. M Schwarz. Merritt gave the Elks lodge burial address during the event.
Rome reports Pope Benedict addressed the consistory of cardinals today with reassuring appeals for peace. The remarks emphasized unity and hope amid global tensions as church leaders gather for discussion.
Washington D C December 6 The 64th Congress convened at noon with large crowds in the galleries. Champ Clark was re elected Speaker of the House by 221 to 194. The Senate elected Clark president pro tempore. Officers and committees were named as President Wilson prepared to lay out his message. War preparedness and munition plant construction dominated the agenda as a long session is anticipated.
The 64th Congress convened with 435 representatives and 32 senators sworn in. President Wilson is to outline the administration’s program tomorrow at a joint session. Key features expected include National Defence Revenue War Measures and Government Ship Purchase.
Henry Ford moves to form committees among clergymen students and journalists aboard the Peace Ship to create an international peace commission. Leaders may attempt to cross Germany from Denmark to Holland without passports, aiming to sit in Copenhagen for better communications.
Judge Vande Veer announces the reappointment of G E Daugherty and James O Neill to the jury for the coming year. Both have served during the past year.
The board of county commissioners opened their regular monthly session Monday morning. No major business will come before the board except the allowance of claims. The board will probably receive several roads that have been completed.
Hazel Sanford, 18, was struck and killed at Main and Sixth in Mt. Carmel as Evan Coffee, intoxicated and speeding, drove through the intersection. Coffee and Henry Enser were bound over to court. Maxwell and McGregor were also involved in the incident.
A German embassy member says Germany will not recall Captains Von Papen and Boy Ed unless the US State Department provides full charges against them. He laments papers branding Germans as criminals and notes Berlin has not replied. If recalled, they may seek safe passage via Mexico through enemy countries.
The Democratic fight centers on Chicago Dallas St Louis and San Francisco as possible venues. Dallas offers $100000 plus a further $30000 for expenses while Indiana Governor Ralston and Thomas Taggart figure in talk of a vice presidential candidate.
A Washington delegation of about 40 ministers and others attended the Bulgin sermon at the Princeton tabernacle. Tonight is business and professional men’s night with attendance expected from local clerks and firms. Dr Bulgin spoke on why the Bible is inspired and lauded Eliezur as a heroic epitaph in battle.
Secret Service will guard the president as he travels to Columbus next Friday. Government officials advised against holding the county democratic reception in the rotunda of the state capitol. The president is understood to want the reception as planned, despite cautionary advice.
The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff Friday evening, awarding $75 damages for loss of her husband's transport while he was in jail and alleged intoxication charges. The case centered on a robbery and alleged intoxication connected to the defendant.
Officials probe the papers of auditor John L. Fuli ng and Theodore Mc Cain as part of the state accounting review. Investigators say the audit files are under scrutiny for discrepancies and compliance concerns.
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