19 May 1915
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
1
The Italian chamber and deputies discuss mobilization and a possible wartime declaration. Reports indicate the government plans to act after parliamentary sessions and that military authorities have taken control of bridges and tunnels near the frontier with guards deployed.
The Chamber of Commerce board held a second weekly meeting with many absences. The resignation of Director of the Department of Kin Affairs was accepted and discussed as the board praised Mr. Fink's work. The board plans to elect a successor at tonight's session and announce further at Monday's Members Council meeting.
Officials in Washington weigh a note demanding Germany halt submarine warfare against merchant vessels. Reports say Berlin delaying actions tied to the Italian situation, with unofficial word that Germany called a halt to attacks. Passengers on Transatlantic ships described nervous conditions after a torpedo strike on the Anchor liner Sunday.
A rugged schedule unfolds at the Minnngac week event with high profile attractions. A Southern singer born in Nashville is touted as a top draw with world wide acclaim. Another innovation features a dramatic in house production with William Owen in the title role.
Improvements planned for the Federal Building at Broad way East will enhance its surroundings. The Supervising Architect of the Treasury Department has ordered the work with painting, roof work, and door finishing for the Postmaster and Assistant Postmaster offices. Bids will be received as posted on the plans and specifications.
The alfalfa tour organized by County Agent Marshall drew farming participants from Gibson County despite cold weather. Purdue university lectures covered ground preparation and alfalfa cultivation at multiple fields, with demonstrations boosting interest and harvest prospects. The Owens stops and the auto caravan drew a sizable turnout, and organizers deem the event a strong success for promoting alfalfa cultivation.
A fragmentary OCR passage suggests a coalition shift and cabinet changes. It mentions a liberal ministry, prosecution of the war, and government support from the opposition in trains. Names and dates are unclear, but the text implies political realignment and a new ministry formation.
Berlin presses forecast Italy to grant cabinet power and declare war within hours. Editorials in the Morgenpost say Austria and Germany aim to show Italy goodwill last resort. With Italy allied with the Entente, the Austro-German bloc faces attack from ten nations including England France Russia Japan Serbia and Montenegro.
A fragmented ad lists names Arthur Helen Edna and Jamon O Neal, promoting wall paper patterns and cheaper prices. It urges readers to call for prices and mentions window shades from Biggs Dreg Steve May in Cincinnati with a date near May 19.
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