20 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
1
At Vienna Italy on June 20 a military aeroplane rammed the Parseval airship amidships causing a midair explosion. Nine people died including seven aboard the dirigible and two on the aeroplane. The accident occurred during a war department aerial problem testing near the aviation field outside Vienna.
Head on view shows Shamrock IV with bulging tumble-home lines and short bowsprit bearing the Shamrock emblem. Tail mainmast soars over 41 feet, boat carries over 12,000 feet of canvas and broad beam. Lipton hopes to win the America’s Cup, reclaiming the trophy since 1851.
At Hillcrest Alberta flames erupted from a tunnel at 7 am during rescue efforts after a massive explosion yesterday. Of 238 miners who entered, 41 escaped, 197 perished. J S Quagley, the mine superintendent, is among the entombed.
Niagara Falls dispatch reports General Villa proclaims General Angeles provisional president of Mexico amid claims Carranza and Villa have not reconciled. Delegates deny any settled differences while Mexico's factions face mediation pressure. President Wilson and Bryan seek concessions as tensions rise.
William Walden alias Waldo, convicted of larceny in Gibson County Circuit Court on June 20 1913, has been pardoned by Governor Ralston. Walden was freed on bond pending appeal. medical reports say he is paralyzed and continued prison would hasten his death. The case drew local interest after Walden took a pocketbook from Hochmeister of Evansville aboard a train from Mt Carmel to Princeton on May 9.
Avid Engle of Oakland City was in Pringeton on business Friday.
Indianapolis June 2008 Ww Davis and others of Davenport applied for papers to incorporate the J. W. Davis Co for farming operations on a large scale. Head offices will be at Terre Haute The figure is $325,0000.
"Shorty" Hall and family of Tearé Haute are in the city to spend a few days with relatives and friends.
Leslie Selby of Petersburg visits the city to spend a few days with relatives and friends, enjoying local sights and hospitality during a brief return.
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