05 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
1
British Columbia authorities report extensive gypsum deposits uncovered in a new survey. The find highlights potential mineral resources, with officials noting the scale and location of the gypsum lager.
Moy Ying a Chinese laundryman in the Kidd block dies in Terre Haute after opium supply was cut off by stringent anti drug laws. Partner Moy Lee, limited English, cannot confirm exact time of death or circumstances. Ying, about 50, had lived in the U S for years and left Moy Lee without an interpreter.
Frederick Bahne a well known Princeton citizen lies seriously ill at his home 217 East Pinckney Street Friends hope his condition is not serious and he will soon be able to be out again.
The Patoka township Common School Graduation will be held at Broadway Christian church on Wednesday evening June 9. Twenty students graduate as a planned program unfolds and Julia Fred Walker is slated to deliver the address.
Two cases of small pox are reported in the city, one at Frederick Sanders home 412 East Illinois and another at Helen Moffett in north Embree street. Both cases are getting along very nicely.
President Wilson completed a formal note to Germany after approval by Secretary Bryan and the White House. The diplomatic draft will be ciphered for Berlin, with emphasis on American rights to travel and international law. Von Bernstorff in Germany predicts a conciliatory reply after meetings with officials and the Kaiser.
As German tensions ease, President Wilson is expected to shift to Mexico, with Carranza Garza and Villa prompted to act. A copy of the note has reached Villa via the Brazillian minister, while officials doubt former secretary’s forecast that Villa will invalidate the Texas order as the government presses its Mexico policy.
Frank Ruston, a blind singer from Ft. Branch, pleaded guilty to wife desertion before Judge Vandeveer and sentenced to one to three years in prison. The sentence was suspended on condition he pays his wife at least 35 dollars monthly for support.
Decker Indiana post office safe blown at 1:30 am. Stamps worth 750 dollars stolen from Jourdan Bros general store. four men fled toward Vincennes after a hotel clerk fired at them. Entry gained via window after breaking into a handcar house. nitroglycerine charge failed to access cash. Inspectors say a gang of professional safe blowers active in the region. Postmaster William Legonier.
The Mt Carmel Republican notes Friday marked the 28th anniversary of the great cyclone that killed about twenty, injured many, and caused property damage in the thousands. A similar storm in the town center is warned to risk hundreds of lives.
Mr and Mrs Ed Blackman of Evansville spent Friday here with relatives.
An Ajax Applica tor Co of Marshall Michigan invites readers to submit their age and height for height increase information. The notice calls for participation over June 5 and 6 and provides box 95 as the mailing address.
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