30 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
1
The original reversiable utility dresses inflate quick changes with nine second adjustability. Slip on like a coat and fasten with two buttons. When one front side soils, button under the opposite side to form a clean outside front. Percale dresses offered in light dark patterns chambray blue or lavender sizes 34 to 46.
The notice states prices from $1.50 to $3 for orders by telephone or mail and asserts prompt, careful attention. It promises goods exchanged, money refunded, and courteous service even in hot weather.
The Princeton Indiana post office will close at 12:42 PM on Saturday July 4 for a half holiday. Morning carrier deliveries proceed as normal, mail reception and dispatch continue, and rural carriers will serve patrons at the windows from 11 to 12 AM. John C Gorman P M.
In Mostar a four hour battle erupts after the Archduke Ferdinand assassination. Proatin mobs attack Serbians, set houses ablaze and spread fires through parts of the city as clashes widen. Reports say hundreds killed or wounded. Rival factions across Bosnia report sectarian violence linked to the assassination.
Metrovitch Austria Hungary reports the bodies of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife were brought here today and moved to a warship. They are expected to reach Vienna Thursday night.
At six this morning the Archduke and his wife arrived in town to a city cloaked in black. Flags flew and bells tolled as the casket and flowers were carried to the Dalmet yacht. Count Attens, Dalmatia's Viceroy, laid a wreath and the deck overflowed with flowers while villagers prayed and blessings were given as the yacht moved toward the Adriatic.
Theodore Roosevelt, back from South America and Europe, rests in America as Archie Roosevelt guides his casting. The ex president favors fishing and horseback riding and hosts political confabs. He plans soon to tour New York State in support of his progressive principles amid national questions awaiting his reaction.
The Simms girl who says she was kidnapped and brought near Princeton called Trustee Braselt on Monday night seeking help to reach her Bloomington home. She planned to meet at the C I I station Sunday night and mentioned a restaurant-owning brother in Bloomington. Police are actively searching. Braselt plans to contact Bloomington if the girl reappears.
The twenty gun salute marked the ceremony as caskets were carried to the quarter deck chapel aboard the warships. After a brief service the ships, with an escort of cruisers, weighed anchor and departed for Trieste.
In Niagara Falls Ontario on June 30 General Carranza’s note, long delayed, reached the A B C mediators. The rebel chief asked for more time to confer with his general before entering negotiations with Huerta delegates on a peace scheme. The mediators interpreted it as a request to delay further discussions.
From Gibson and Posey Counties in Delegate Convention at Mt. Vernon Tuesday. Pinckney Armstrong, a prominent farmer and stock raiser of Gibson county, was nominated by the Gibson and Posey counties Democrats as candidate for the state senate. Armstrong is well known in Gibson, and his nomination strengthens the county ticket for the fall general election. The convention was called to order by Dave Williams, with Geo W. Curtis serving as permanent chairman and Sanford Trippet as permanent secretary. The Gibson delegation held a caucus before the convention to determine strong support for Armstrong.
Indianapolis June 30 a draft for 120000 and a 200000 check were sent to New York and Chicago bankers as partial payments on foreign bonded indebtedness and a temporary loan. A 400000 payment tomorrow will finish the temporary loan, leaving 130000 due January 1 1915. Auditor O’Brien cites 772000 repaid under Democrats and argues further debt limits, with Vincennes and university bonds due 1917, and remaining Purdue and Indiana university endowments uns payables. He asserts Republicans’ mismanagement claims are unfounded and predicts no more temporary loans after the next tax.
A partial roster names Edgar Mauck as county chairman Sanford Trippett as secretary and committee members John T Ballard Thomas Harvey Matthew Dunlap J P Yochum Dr C F Howard and John Chism on the county slate.
If you neglect your teeth you know it and everybody else knows it because the teeth are so prominently located that any lack of care is quickly noticeable. Good tooth brushes cost but little here. The better ones we guarantee. We also have the latest Centrifices those that polish whiten and preserve the teeth and cannot harm. We can supply you with a complete tooth saving outfit for very little money.
County treasurers reported debts totaling 421000 dollars shortly before Marchett succeeded Hanly as governor, leaving the state nearly bankrupt as Republicans relinquished control.
Preparations were made for the departure of Mrs. Wilson for the summer capital at Cornish New Hampshire. The President may join her there for the weekend. Her plans to leave the city suggest President Wilson has abandoned hopes of Congress adjournment before summer's end.
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