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03 Mar 1917
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1917
Page
1
Smith Meinken Couple Wed in Clerk's Office
Charles Smith 54 a carpenter and Sarah Meinken 50 both of Princeton Ind were married in the clerk's office last Friday in a ceremony performed by Justice Frank L Betz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Carpenter
Sarah Meinken
Princeton
Ind
Frank L. Betz
Bible class questions prompt discussion at Reformed church
A Bible class at the Reformed Presbyterian Church meets at 7:30 on Monday evenings. Upcoming questions include origins of Genesis 1 1, earth age versus Bible chronology, light on the first day, early humans and fossil records, and Satan's origin and status as God's creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Satan
Operator Moves Here In Hunt ingburg
Mr and Mrs J H Peters of Princeton moved to Huntingburg this week as operator for the Southern to succeed L H Miller who with his family moved to Princeton Miller had been first trick operator for the Southern for several years and has been promoted to Princeton with a nice salary increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Peters
Princeton
Huntingburg
Peters
L. H. Miller
Miller
Southern
Huntingburg Independent
Germany Defends Plans to Align Mexico and Japan
Foreign Secretary Zimmerman defended Germanys move to seek cooperation with Mexico and Japan against the United States, calling it a defensive measure not to be acted on unless the U S declares war. He argued the plot echoes U S actions reported by South American papers and asserts no unfriendly intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
U. S
New York, Mar
Ie Zimmerman
Mexico
Japan
United States
Wilson Won't Call Extra Session If Congress Finishes
President Wilson will not convene an extra session of Congress if the 46th Congress can complete its work and the international situation does not worsen. The second session will adjourn sine die at noon tomorrow, with no immediate move to reconvene unless events force action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Congress
Lodge
State Department
Germany
Germany admits conspiracy with Japan and Mexico
Washington reports Berlin admits a plot to align Japan and Mexico against the United States. The admission shifts Senate toward arming merchant ships and asserting American rights at sea. Senators Brandagee Fall and others push for swift action and possible war. Bob La Follette remains uncertain as the vote nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Berlin
Senator la Follette
Brandagee
Berlin Diet backs precautionary steps against U S attacks
Berlin press backs government measures to counter American attacks amid the Zimmermann note controversy. Reports from Tokyo and New York discuss distrust of Japan, the German Mexican Japanese alliance, and possible entente discord. Mexican passport applications surge at New York consulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Mar
United States
Mexico
New York
Dutch officials expect Zimmermann resignation and end of Van Bernstorff career
Amsterdam reports the resignation of German Foreign Secretary Zimmermann and the likely end of Count von Bernstorff’s diplomatic career after the Zimmermann letter. Dutch officials say German newspapers have not published the letter. Privately they call the move a crowning blunder of Teutonic diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Zimmerman
Count van Bernstorff
United States
Revival Services Set at First Methodist Church
Revival services begin Sunday at the First Methodist church with a structured plan to involve all members. A pledge card outlines daily prayer Bible reading prayer lists personal work and other duties aimed at the best organized effort. After one week Rev Albert Hurlstone D D Evansville District superintendent will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hurlstone
Evansville
The
Methodist Church
Roberts Park Church
Indianapolis
Indiana Lawmaker Resigns After Integrity Charge Over Bill
Representative Gentry of Bloomingrove caused a stir by claiming his integrity was questioned as the $250000 appropriation for a new Indiana medical school bill moved to recall from the senate. He offered to resign, while resolutions absolving him followed. The Senate passed the Mason bill on registration and the McLaskey bill for a state historical commission. The specific appropriation was amended to fund a Lake Erie memorial and a state farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Gentry
Blooming
Indiana Medical School
Senate
House
McLaskey
Lake Erie
Temperature Record For Princeton City Today
Record from government observer R R Marshall shows high of 39 degrees and low of 30 in Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Marshall
Princeton
Presley Baldridge Led Cabinet Maker Life In County
Presley R Baldridge longtime cabinet maker and prominent county resident died at 3 30 pm Friday at 620 North Seminary after months of illness. Born April 17 1831 in Randolph County Illinois he served in the Union Army and was a lifelong United Presbyterian member and Prohibitionist. Survived by seven of ten children two half sisters and several grandchildren his funeral will be 10 20 am Monday at home with Rev Morris Watson officiating. burial in Warnock Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presley R. Baldridge
Randolph County
Sparta
Samuel
Hannah
Reed) Baldridge
United Presbyterian Church
Gibson County
Princeton
Jane Lockhart
Crawford Stormont
Ida M
Samuel J
Samuel J. Evansville; William A., St. Louis; Matha M
James P
Vincennes Hester
Rebecca Sisz¢7
Mary A
Fannie L
Jannie Wiley
Martha Bailidge
Lebanon
Baidridze
Beng
Nashville
Tenn
Baldridge
Republican Party
Prohibtion Party
North Seminary Street
Morris Watson
Warnock
Prominent Gibson County Resident Dies at Home
Isaac R. Crecelius of Washington township near Wheeling died at his home at 9:25 this morning from pneumonia. He leaves a wife and five children Arthur Henry Hugh Guerna Stewart and Chas Clem. Funeral at Adking Chapel Monday at 10:20 conducted by Rev. S. L. Todd. interment in nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac R. Crecelius
Washington Township
Gibson County
Princeton
Wheeling
Crecelius
Arthur
Pike County
Henry
Hugh
Guerna Stewart
Chas Clem
Adking Chapel
Mrs. P M Egloff Dies at 41 in Vincennes
Mrs. P M Egloff wife of a local miller died at her Vincennes home at age 41 Survived by husband six children Funeral held Friday from Sacred Heart Church with interment in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
P. ‘M. Egloff
Haubstadt
Sacred Heart
Mount Calvary
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Mount Vernon
Princeton Monument Works Co
P Clemens
Prop
W. Edy
Country
W. LS. Wood Agency
Princeton, Ind
Baldwin Works
Alva Levi
America
Washington, D. C
Carl D. Groat
United Press
By Robert W. Bender
Fall
New Mexico
Stone
Bob la Follette
By John Grandens
Torio
Zinterman
Orient
San Antonio
Bloomington
ONG Life
Presly R. Baldridge
Amy
620 North Seminary
Street
Kentucky
J.M. Scantlin
West Side Square
the Walsh
Decorating Co
Harding & Miller Music CO
H. L. Compton
Mgr
Welborn
Criswell Co
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