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03 May 1917
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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
May 03, 1917
Page
1
Lord Northcliffe Predicts Peace Not In Sight In War Talks
London May 3 United Press reports Lord Northcliffe warns America will see full war news but not peace. He calls submarine menace grave yet unwinnable, says German losses are concealed, and predicts a long war. He discusses Ireland and allied frankness, noting truth will leak and erode trust.
Col Glenn Arrives to Lead Indianapolis Training Camps
Col Edwin F Glenn arrives from the Mexican border to take command of the Officers Reserve Camp on May 8 and the larger camp to follow. May 3 reports note the applicant intake nearing capacity with 94 applications received at the local recruiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Glenn
Indianapolis
Impanapolis
Ind
Edwin F.glenn
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Twenty-third United States Infantry
Thexican
Taft
Chicago
Thomas H. Barry
Central Department of the Army
Ely
H. E. Ely
Seventh Infantry
Central Department
Rufus Walter
Sergt. Walter
Indiana National Guard
Indiana
Camp Quartermaster
Llano Grande
Tex
Adjt
Smith
War Department
Army
Fort Harrison
DePauw Pitcher Enlists in Reserve Corps
Earl Sisson of Hazleton, a DePauw senior and former star pitcher in 1914, has joined Chicago's reserve corps. He pitched for Vincennes Kitty League club and the Washington Greys in 1914 15, plus two seasons in the Upper Canadian League. Vincegnes Commercial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sisson
Hazleton
DePauw University
Chicago
Sisson
DePauw
Vincennes
Washington Greys
Vincegnes Commercial
Thirty Barrel Oil Well Drilled Near Petersburg
On the Della Gray lease three miles east of Petersburg Indiana the Ohio Oil Company completed a thirty-barrel oil well Tuesday afternoon indicating ongoing activity in the regional oil field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Della Gray
Here
Ohio Oil Company
Contract Awarded for Union School House in Petersburg
Petersburg Indiana May 3 The contract for the new Union school house in Clay township is awarded to Isaac Higgins of Petersburg for 8726.50 dollars. Victor C Krauth of Princeton obtains heating and plumbing contract for 2690 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Union
Clay Township
Isaac Higgins
Victor C. Krauth
Princeton
No Fireworks Prohibited by Gary Mayor
Gary Indiana mayor R I Johnson has banned all fireworks on July 4 to conserve ammunition for the government. The prohibition has drawn objections from several dealers and a local case has arisen over the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
R. i. Johnson
Submarine Threat Prompts Hoover Food Policy Move
May 3 report from New York notes rising submarine activity as Herbert Hoover arrives from England to lead American food policy. He warns Belgian districts are crippled by submarine action while Washington confirms torpedoing of the Willard Abraham and the Margaret fire, with crew losses and long rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver
America
England
Hoover
Washington, D. C
Willard Abrahame
Trish
State Department
Margaret
Rockingham
Liverpool
Sinking of Arcadian Claims 279 Lives in Mediter ranean
Admiralty reports transport Arcadian sunk April 15 in the Mediterranean after torpedo strike. Five minutes to sink, many drowned. The incident shapes urgency as government moves to grant President Wilson sweeping powers over ships and shipyards.71 German and Austrian ships interned ready in five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Congress
Wilson
Rockingham Shelling Kills Two Men at Sea
A cable from the Rockingham captain reports two men killed when the American steamer was shelled. No further details given on location or circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rockingham
Surgeons Needed at Front as U.S. to Send Medical Teams
The French Commission requests 200 medical men monthly for an indefinite period. Washington reports 3,000 ambulances and 7,000 doctors and drivers to France, with the first convoys to depart within three weeks. An additional 1,000 medical personnel are planned for Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
United States
France
Great Britain
French Leaders Feted as Joffre Viviani Visit Capitol
In Washington on May 3 Marshall Joffre and Premier Viviani visited the U.S. Capitol. House members cheered the French mission with pacifist factions leading the demonstration. Joffre bowed to Miss Jeannette Rankin and kissed her hand after Viviani’s speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Marshall Joffre
Viviani
Frénim ’ Mission
United States
Joffre
Vivian
Jeannette Rankin
Merchants Back Field Day Plan for Princeton Schools
Merchants meet at the county agent’s office and vote to close shops from 1 to 4 30 pm next Friday the Princeton field day. They will advertise and assist with events to make the day the largest in school history with a 26 cent admission to the grounds to cover costs. Superintendent Stott and Board Member F J Biggs thank merchants for support as plans include parade picnic and afternoon drills games and sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Stott
F. J. Biggs
Indiana Hotels Urged to Adopt Meatless Days
Indiana hotel and restaurant managers discussed instituting two meatless days weekly due to supply shortages. Proposed days were Tuesday and Friday with no meat on menus and a push to remove fancy dishes, announced by Food Commissioner Barnard after a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Barnard
British Drive Reopens Front in Northern France Front
British forces renew offensive along a 12 mile front from Vimy road to Sensee river as French reports show continued fighting. Prisoners begin arriving and German reinforcements rush in while Lena destruction proceeds and the Hindenburg line fears grow at Douai and Arras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vimy Road
Lena
Doual
Hindenberg
Arras
Mothers Attend Meeting On Infant Care In Princeton
Tonight Princeton mothers are invited to lectures by local physicians on the care and feeding of infants at the courthouse. The event ties to the nationwide Baby Week movement with no admission fee and a large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Princeton
Vincennes Church Destroyed by Fire
The First M. E. Church of Vincennes Ind burned completely at 3 30 am from an unknown cause. Loss about 40000 dollars with 11000 insurance. Pastor Rev L C Bentley. Women Foreign Missionary Society district meeting had begun. a banquet last night at the church. Fire believed caused by defective flue. First Presbyterian Church offered for continuation of meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
M. E
The
Chuch
L.C. Bentley
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Chamber group tours Sexton Manufacturing plants
A Chamber of Commerce inspection committee led by E B Noble, Thomas H Rigas, Herbert Smith and John Parrett left this afternoon to visit Sexton Manufacturing Co plants at Floral and Fairfield, Illinois for a study of operations and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas H. Rigas
Herbert. Smith
John Parrett
Sexton Manufacturing, Co
Floral and Fairfield
Girls Mothers See the Libertine New Star Tonight
A lively theater notice announces a new star in the Libertine tonight targeting women and mothers with the fresh performance. The brief promotes the show’s debut and invites audiences to attend the evening screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Libertine
New Star
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Printemps Lingerie de Moussaline
POLE
Sallie Cunningham
Mt. Olympus
A TT. Moore
West
Stole Street
Leland Cunningham
Alva Levi
Lord Northcliffe
By ED L. Keen
United Press
Rine Menace
Germany
Lord North
Cliffe
British Advance
Bagdad
Ireland
Southwest
FT. Harrison
Dietdter
Europe
Herbert C. Hoo
Tingent
Pacifiste
French Republic
Merchants Aid
Vimy
Lens
Cial
William Phillip’ Sims
Scarpe River
Vincennes Church
M. E. Church
Shoptaugh’s
J. M. Scantlin
West Side Square
the Walsh
Decorating Co
Fowler’s Barber Shop
Miller Bros
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