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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
1
The original reversible utility dresses can be worn and adjusted in nine seconds, slip on like a coat, and fasten with two buttons. If the front side becomes soiled, it can be buttoned under the opposite clean side to form a fresh exterior.
Ralph Hill a sixteen year old son of Benjamin Hill underwent an appendicitis operation and is reported to be improving nicely. He was in good health Thursday, swam in the afternoon, then grew unwell and was operated on the next day. He is recovering well per his physicians.
Midnight blaze devastates four box cars on a siding of the Southern railway near the old glass plant. The empties had been condemned for some time. A. Baker and W. Bean joined R. Cocanower en route to Houston after a trip to St. Louis.
Notice states Encampment degrees will be conferred tonight at 1 0 0 F hall. Metropolitan degree likely to be awarded, details incomplete due to damaged text.
In Washington June 27 Speaker Clarke told a suffrage delegation that by 1917 or a little later women will vote in every state for national officials. He urged peaceful approaches and noted 300 petitions from 38 states. Dr Anna H Shaw Jane Addams and Mrs Henry Breckenridge urged Congress action at once.
The case of Clyde White charged with killing Hillis Young in Evansville last March moved to the jury after three days of arguments. The trial, held in Evansville though venued from Vanderburgh county, concluded Saturday afternoon with the jury still out at a late hour. White underwent an appendicitis operation earlier in the same period.
Washington June 27. Carranza representatives will probably remain in the capital for several weeks. The statement says constitutionalist delegates have no plan to hold conferences with Huerta delegates to settle Mexico's internal problems.
Sylvia Pankhurst won a confrontation with Premier Asquith after hunger strikes and arrests. Asquith agreed to receive a deputation of six women from her militant branch, ending prior refusals to meet Pankhurstians. The photograph shows her being carried from Bow Street to Buckingham Palace after release under the cat and Mouse act.
Oyster Bay June 27 Colonel Roosevelt is sicker than he looks and must rest four months due to malaria and an enlarged spleen. He has postponed his campaign tour though he insists he can recover without full rest and plans to limit campaigning for the Bull Moose cause in the fall.
Stamford Connecticut June 27 Chief Brennan announced evidence another man had been in Mrs Helen Angel s apartment the night Waldo R Ballou was killed The society grass widow remained in serious condition from nervousness
June 27 report from Zacatecas describes fledgling federal forces retreating before Villa’s cavalry. The dispatch notes movement and tactical pressure as Villa’s forces press toward the area.
Senator Kern Democratic leader in the Senate today replied to a Georgia man who urged Congress to adjourn. He accused big business interests of pressuring public sentiment and vowed the Democratic party will enact legislation to remedy the intolerable conditions only after facing opposition from those interests. The letter notes the election gave Democrats a mandate to act despite lobbying against party pledges.
President Wilson told the Virginia Editorial Association that he would not divert from his anti trust program and that trust legislation must pass this session. He predicted a near business revival and a boom following the bills, urging editors to end the decade long uncertainty.
The object of sharp criticism in the United States is expanding in volume and particularity. As criticism increases, business sentiment grows increasingly anxious and concerned about the environment for commerce.
Jimmy Watts replaces Abe Attell to face Chick Hayes in Evansville on July 4. The Hayes Watts winner earns a shot at Attell two weeks later. Attell sprained his ankle in Chicago.
Cloud burst on the Hart river raises the stream six feet in two hours causing $20,000 damage as Main street floods four feet deep. Businessmen and clerks work to save soaked merchandise amid rising waters in Mandan North Dakota this June 27.
Miss Lennie Moore and Dell Pitt will spend Sunday traveling through French Lick and West Baden, visiting local points of interest and returning in the evening.
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