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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
1
A BISCHOF showcase presents a gala array of coats and suits for spring. Mannish suits, dressy suits, Norfolks, sports and outing styles feature exquisite materials and vivid colors. Skirts are full and rippling, cut short for a girlish costume.
Two alleged German naval lieutenants were arrested in New York on a postal conspiracy charge after authorities found American fortification plans among their effects. The suspects, Richard Von Ahrend and Rudolph Von Kracht, were taken to the federal building for arraignment as postal inspectors pursued the case.
In Washington on March 1 Congress eyed action on the president's warning resolutions. Senate and House leaders sought quick votes while divisions over executive session appearances persisted. Flood and Stone coordinated steps to bring a straight warning resolution, with Pou and Kitchin commenting on probable outcomes.
President Wilson declares he will not proceed with German submarine negotiations while Congress falters. He writes to Rep Pou urging an immediate vote to bring the foreign policy dispute to the House floor for full debate and unity demonstration to warn ships of belligerent nations.
In Carmel and Princeton, David Truax and Miss Helen Manley wed after a hasty license, amid parental protests and a late-night arrest. Truax pleads guilty to age misrepresentation and pays fines. authorities delay honeymoon as father heads from Wisconsin to Princeton to decide their fate.
Announcement refers to the livery business of Ry i and Son as part of a notice. Details are unreadable but indicate ownership and a formal designation. No dates or locations are legible.
London reports Germany's decree allowing unannounced attacks on belligerent merchant ships has begun. No torpedoing confirmed within 34 to 48 hours. speculation grows over casualty, with West Hartlepool steamer Thornaby potentially among early victims. Mediterranean expected for first major tragedy.
A fragmentary report notes Germany will not back up certain pledges while America emphasizes promises. It also mentions liners must not carry armament and includes an uncertain attribution to Ackerman.
The article explains how to mark primary ballots with first and second choices when three or more candidates run for an office, and notes that with only two candidates a second choice is unnecessary. It also lists polling places, hours, and precinct boundaries, urging voters to verify their precinct if they moved since the last election.
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