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Newspaper

Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1917

Page

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Price of Coal Fixed by Arbitrary Means

The Chicago Tribune reports that coal at mine mouth has jumped from 80 cents to 2.75 a ton, with experts noting production costs rising yet profits swelling. Owners favor self set controls under the Peabody committee and fear government price fixing may come too late or hurt current demand.

Ilinois Vinois Federal Trade Commission National Council of Defense Coal Committee Chicago Peabody Committee

Rookies Training For New Army Emphasize Discipline

At Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana on May 30 the third week of three months of officer training began. Rookies drilled on drill and signaling with wig wag lessons and practice on ranges. In two weeks infantry and artillery training will split and focus on branch specific tasks. cavalry instruction may be dropped per war department orders.

Benjamin Harrison Ind Cavalry War Department

Memorial Day Observed With Veterans Parades Across Nation

Memorial Day marked by veteran parades from Washington to London with the 61 65 veterans marching behind drums. A new generation of young volunteers prepared to join the fight for democracy as flags graced allied graves and patriotic ceremonies unfolded nationwide.

Washington United States America Lincoln London France Wilson Arlington National Cemetery New York Astoria Ore Saddie Mountain

East St. Louis under martial law as riot persists

East St. Louis under martial law with five infantry companies and one cavalry troop patrolling downtown. Rioting continued for three hours, leaving three white men and two Black men shot and more than twenty Blacks beaten as gunfire erupted. Lieut. Col. Clayton said further rioting was not feared.

East ST. Louis National Guard Col Clayton

Princeton to Honor Soldier Dead with Parade and Address

Princeton will honor its soldier dead this afternoon with a parade to the I C O F cemetery where G A R services and grave decorations will follow. The program ends with an address by Hon John W Brady of Evansville at United Presbyterian church.

United Presbyterian Church John W. Brady Evansville Brady Princeton Gibson County

Mine Rescue Car Arrives in Princeton for Miner Training

The United States Life Saving Department rescue car has reached Princeton and will stay several days. Local miners receive first aid instruction and other fire or explosion safety information. The car is stationed on a siding near the mine and open for daily inspection.

United States Life Saving Department Princeton

German Delegation Arrives as Peace Talks Loom

Phillip Scheidemann leader of the German majority socialist group says French socialists will attend the Copenhagen conference and that British participation may follow. Dispatches note French socialists did not accept the invitation but Ian socialists will join. German delegates express hope for a bountiful harvest and say Germany seeks peace without annexation.

Copenhagen Phillip Scheidemann Scheidemann Germany Alsace-Lorraine

Champs to Play at Mt Carmel Facing Jinx

The Champs travel by car to Mt. Carmel this afternoon to break a season long jinx in Mt. Carmel’s sunken gardens. A new first baseman from New Albany, Brown, joins the lineup and is highly touted to perform.

Mt. Carmel Brown New Albany

Long siege looms in Congress over Hoover food powers

Conservatives anticipate a protracted battle over the food director's sweeping authority as Congress may adjourn by mid August or wait till December. The Senate finance panel plans to move the revenue bill, likely at 2.2 billion dollars, triggering floor fights and conference battles.

Washington D. C Congress Senate Finance Committee Senate Herbert C. Hoover

Pocahontas Lodge Members Call Meeting at Redmen Hall

All members are asked to meet at Redmen Hall at 8 o’clock Thursday evening by order of the secretary Mrs Grace Depriest.

Pocahontas Lodge Redmen Hall Grace Depriest

Winslow Man Pleads Guilty to Petit Larceny

Floyd Spaw aged 22 pleads guilty before Justice Green to a petit larceny charge filed by Christy Stull of West Chestnut Street. Spaw allegedly took a jewel box with jewelry from the Still residence during an overnight stay. the articles were recovered.

Floyd Spaw Winslow Justice Green Christy Stull West Chestnut Street Spaw

Paris War Office Reports Fresh Fighting and Verdun Drive

Paris May 30 reporting resumed fighting with repulses of German attacks in Champagne and continued success of French operations around Verdun as stated by the war office.

Paris Champagne Verdun War Office

Dance guests in Ft Branch attend Tuesday evening

Gdwyn Jordan Rusell Shyrock Richard Alcorn and Howard Baker attended a social dance in Ft Branch on Tuesday evening.

Gdwyn Jordan Rusell Shyrock Richard Alcorn Howard Baker Ft. Branch

Memorial Day Noon Edition Issued For Employee Observance

The Democrat releases a noon edition on Memorial Day so employees may participate in the day’s exercises.

Quakers Prepare Second American Contingent for War Aid

Five hundred American Quakers will join the British unit to assist re claim work after the German retreat. They will not fight or manufacture munitions but will help with reclamation efforts in war zones.

New York

Ascalon Lodge Re organizes Knights of Pythias Meeting

All members and former members are invited to an open meeting at Woodmen Hall Reinhart building Friday June 1 at 8 p m to complete re organization. Past Grand Chancellor Otto Kolb Evansville Robt A Brown Merrill E Wilson Indianapolis will speak. Dr Frank A Priest Grand Chancellor.

Order Woodmen Hall Reinhart Building Otto Kolb Evansville Robt A. Brown Merrill E. Wilson Indianapolis Frank A. Priest

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