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Princeton Daily Democrat in Princeton, Indiana
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
1
German Intrigues Involve Villa and Carranza Plot
Federal grand jury probes German influence across the United States and Mexico. Reports allege German agents paid Villa to move bands to the border and press Carranza against the United States, with notes on Berlin’s role and a San Francisco Hindu plot to invade India via China noted as separate evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Villa
Carranza
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Dr. Chaiberg
Dr. Schumner
Secret Service
Mind
Berlin
Laredo
Germany
Zimmerman
Mexico City
Paral
Chihuahua
San Francisco
Cal
India
China
German foreign minister accused of knowing India revolt plot
Federal authorities said Foreign Minister Zimmerman had complete knowledge of the India revolt plot and possibly directed funds from here for the plot. Papers found in Wolf Von Igel’s office at the German embassy attaché’s residence supported the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zimmerman
Wolf von Igel
Supreme Court reverses Moose lodge blind tiger ruling
The Supreme Court reversed a jury verdict convicting John Eaton Lodge custodian of the Moose lodge Princeton. The higher court found insufficient evidence to prove keeping a blind tiger and that liquor purchases related to social events not sale. The decision reopens questions about trial evidence and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Fettinger
Robert C. Baltzell
John Eaton
Moose Lodge
Supreme Court
Chappell
Petersburg
Princeton
Luther Colvin's Child Dies After Eating Strychnine Tablets
The 15 month old Doyle Lewis of Princeton ate a lethal dose from a bottle of strychnine tablets mistaken for candy. The poison acted rapidly and he died before an antidote could be obtained. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 AM with interment in the I O O F cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Colvin
Princeton
Thinxts
Doyle Lewis
L. T. Freeland
M. EB. Church
Governor Signs Sunday Theater Bill With Censor Board
Indiana Governor Goodrich signed the McCray bill allowing Sunday afternoon and evening showings for moving picture theaters and creating a three member board of censors. An emergency clause makes it effective immediately despite strong church opposition. Petitions followed passage, but the governor argued proper censorship prevents Sabbath desecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
McCray
Board of Censors
President Wilson Confined by Cold in Washington
President Wilson is confined with a cold in Washington on March 8. He made no engagements as doctors order rest. Officials say the illness has not developed into any complications, and every care is being given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Today's Temperature in Princeton High 60 Low 39
Government observers record Princeton daily temperatures with a high of 60 degrees and a low of 39 degrees. The report credits R R Marshall for compiling the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Mar
Ahall
Princeton
Blame Placed On Kitchener For Dardanelles Effort
London report by an investigating commission assigns blame to Lord Kitchener and the early war council for England s Dardanelles expedition. It cites troop availability failures and insufficient use of the general staff leading to confusion and delay. some political gains were noted. Censure also for missed meeting between March 19 and May 14, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchiner
Dardenelles
War Council
Cloture Rule Debate Shapes Senate Fight Over War Measures
Senator Martin pushes for a cloture amendment to limit debate as Republicans join in backing action. Senator Sherman opposes the gag rule and disputes President Wilson on extra sessions and the power to arm merchant ships. He warns arming ammunition ships could edge toward war. The illness of Wilson delays a decision on armed merchant ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Martin
Virginia
Lodge
Curtis
Lewis
Sherman
Wilson
Senate
Federal inspection slated for Company M Monday
A National Defense Act inspection of Company M will occur Monday March 12 1917 at the clock factory building. Capt Kenneth P Williams U S Army will oversee two sessions at 10:00 A M for property and 8:30 P M for organization in ranks with 8:00 P M report. Uniform is OD wool and pack equipment supplies are requested. The first floor clock factory to serve as temporary armory until a permanent site is chosen with Princeton to decide on a suitable armory location next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth P. Williams
U. S
Co. M
Cuban Revolt Appears Ended as Gomez Captured
Havana celebrates government victory as rebel president Gomez and 300 staff are moved to a penitentiary after Cuba's largest battle. Authorities expect sentences for Gomez and associates, while crowds fill the streets in jubilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Mar
Cuba
Gomez
Chamber
J. A. Brumfield
Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
Igs
Marion Kunatic Jumps Into River in Wild Chase
John Zimm er man, 42, fled relatives during a dramatic street chase in Marion Indiana. After plunging into the river following a 16 block sprint, he ends years of business woes. He had been a patient at a St Louis sanatorium and his relatives were taking him home when the escape occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
John Zimmerman
Zimmerman
St. Louis
Americans Not Detained In Brussels After Break
State Department announced that Americans in Belgium are not detained in Brussels. Officials noted some confusion and lack of orders among subordinate authorities but no arrests or detentions reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Germany
Belgium
Whitlock
Brussels
State Department
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F. W. Carson
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Victor Phonographs
G. W. Guthrie
Music House
Baldwin Works
By Webb C. Miller
Foreign Office
Alva Levi
John Eaton Lodge
MR. and
Luther. Colvin
Law
Indianapolis, Ind
Kitchener
Coordi
Nation of Forces
London
Lord Kitchiner
England
Council
Congress
Company M
Federal
the Federal Inspection of Co. M
Smith
Marion Kunatic
WORMS
Toomesien
Shoptaugh
Kentucky
J.M. Scantlin
West Side Square
the Walsh
Decorating Co
Harding & Miller Music CO
H. L. Compton
Mgr
Dutchess Knickerbockers
Welborn
Criswell Co
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