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Newspaper

Princeton Daily Democrat

Location

Princeton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1917

Page

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Young Men Urged to Enlist in Company M for War Strength

Captain Munford of Company M appeals to Princeton’s young men in Gibson County to enlist now to reach 150 soldiers. The unit currently has 98 and expects to join a concentration camp in August. Enlistment rules allow 18 plus without parental consent. ages 16–18 require written parental consent.

Munford Gibson County Democrat Company M Gibson County Enller Princeton Co. M M Company

Representative Men and One Woman Organize Gibson County Board

Gibson County Board will meet Saturday afternoon for organization purposes. Representatives are set to discuss structure and governance as part of the county government organization.

Man Compose Gibson County Board

Gibson County Defense Council Members Listed

The list names Robert N. Parrett and Oliver L. Collins from Princeton, Mrs. Leonora Walker of Princeton, Dr. W. P. Dearing of Oakland City, Lawrence Sullivan of Hazleton, W. B. Bingham of Patoka, and Dr. J. N. Williams of Owensville as council members.

Robert N. Parrett Princeton Oliver L. Collins Leonora Walker W. P. Dearing Oakland City Lawrence Sullivan Hazleton W. B. Bingham Patoka J. N. Wiliams Owensville

County Defense Councils Formed Across Gibson County

Judge S L Vandeveer announced the formation of a 11 member county council of defense in Gibson County with equal Republican and Democrat representation. Members include Mrs Leonora Walker labor rep OL Collins and farmers W B Bingham Lawrence Sullivan. Council to meet Saturday and report monthly to state council.

S. L. Vandeveer Sch State Council Organized Labor Leonora Walker Gibson Xcotty Princeton O L. Collins Southern Railway Brotherhood of Railway Conductors W. B. Bingham Lawrence Sullivan Kk. N. Parrett Gibson County Princeton Light, Heat & Power Company W. P. Dearing Oakland City College J. N. Williams Owensville Dearing Williams Vandeveer Court House National Council of Defense Focal Councils Concil of Defense Department State Council of Defense Indiana State House War Department County Councils of Defense

Federal agents widen watch on anti registration meetings

Federal agents pursue anti registration efforts across the country. The department reports open mass meetings led by anarchists and others, with planned arrests for anyone hindering registration. Authorities say early action reduces the danger and they will monitor all gatherings.

Washington, D. C Germany America W. W

Attendance Stakes Big as John Brady Delivers Soulful Address

Large crowd gathers as John Brady delivers a stirring sermon style address. Services emphasize keeping faith and community spirit with strong oration and emotional delivery.

John We Brady

Death Roll List of 1916 1917 Names

The Year s Death Roll records multiple individuals with dates spanning June 1916 through May 1917. Names include Carthers Turnage Grigsby Kimball Simpson Duncan Baldwin Baldridge Lewis Miller and others.

Alex. Carthers I. W.turnage Frank.Grigsby J.C. Kimball J. R.: . Simpson W. M. Duncan J. A. Baldwin P.R. Baldridge J. W. Lewis John H. Miller

Conspiracy Arrests in New York Targeting Draft Voices

Three arrests by the department of justice in New York involved Columbia student Owen Cattell and Charles Phillips along with Eleanor Parker. They face charges of conspiring to discourage men from registering and were said to be appointed to circulate anti conscription literature. Speech at a Peace Congress denounced the selective service law as immoral and unconstitutional.

New York Department of Justice Owen Cattell Columbia University Charles Phillips Eleanor Parker Congress For Terms of ‘Peace

Champs Add Nine More Champs In Snappy Win

In a brisk Wednesday game the Champs secured victory 2 0, improving their standing. By week’s end Lawrenceville leads on a 43 1.750 record, Mt Carmel 4 3 2 6001 Washington 6 12 833, Princeton 4 1 3 .250, with Bichnell posting a 1 4 1 3 .250 line.

WL Pet Lawrenceville Mt. Carmel Vincennes Washington Princeton Bichnell

Wednesday Results From Area High School Games

Mt Carmel defeated Princeton 2 0 Vincennes routed Bicknell 10 0 Lawrenceville beat Washington 4 1 Sunday schedule shows Bicknell at Princeton Vincennes at Washington Mt Carmel at Lawrenceville

Mt Carmel Princton Vincennes Bicknell Lawrenceville Washington Princeton

Champs Fall as Mt. Carmel Beats Them Tight in League Tilt

Warmath’s pitching powers Mt. Carmel to a 4 hit game as they edge the Champs. The Indians field strongly behind Warmath, keeping the Champs from advancing beyond a second base marker. Jenkins and Kleng deliver two hits but the rally stalls. one error behind Hancock proves harmless. The loss drops the Champs to near last in the Association standings.

Percy Kirkpatrick Warmath Indians Hancock Warmoth Champs Jennings Kleng Pierce Winkle

Sheriff Calls for Help to Deliver Absentee Cards

Sheriff Phillips asks county volunteers to deliver registration cards to every precinct on registration day. Sixty four cards are on file with more expected as Gibson county residents answer the call. Volunteers with automobiles are urged to report to the sheriff for assignment on that afternoon.

Phillips Gibson County

Arvil L. Gibson Leaves Princeton

Arvil L. Gibson longtime head clerk at Levi s and noted as the successful manager of the Princeton Champs departs Princeton tonight for Akron Ohio to join the Goodyear Rubber Co Friends and family express regret at the move and wish him success in his new role Baseball fans hope Gib will match his past success with the Princeton Champs.

Levi's Princeton Goodyear Rubber Co Arvil L. Gibson Indiana Princeton Champs Akron Ohio

Federal probe to target Wisconsin conscription plot

Federal agents in the midwest plan a Wisconsin grand jury in Milwaukee within days to probe an alleged plot with expected scores of indictments. In Ohio, three Columbus men were jailed after a raid on a printing shop that produced anti registration propaganda for conscription.

Chicago Ill Middle West Wisconsin Milwaukee Columbus, O Columbus

Decoration Day Observed in Princeton With Solemn Patriotism

Princeton marked Decoration Day with a large civic turnout and a ceremonial parade despite threatening weather. Veterans of the Civil War, Sons of Veterans, Boy Scouts, school children, and other volunteers processed from State and Hart to Oak and Main, ending at the United Presbyterian Church for a packed program led by Col. Gil R. Stormont.

Princeton Sons of Veterans Scoute Jon State and Hart Streets Court House Hart Street Oak Perade Marshall Hugh Hanna Boy Scouts Schiool C. W. Benton United Presbyterian Church W. R.,c. and Sons Gil R. Stormont America Morris Watson Col. Stormont

Gunnery clash as US gunboat halts Pacific mail steamer

A US gunboat stopped a Pacific mail steamer off Angeles on May 31 and took F. W. Fay, son of a Los Angeles merchant, to safety. Fay, bound for Mexico after a return trip from Germany, is said to be under arrest on Washington directives.

Angeles United States Pacific Mail F. W. Fay Los Angeles Germany Washington Fay Mexico

Tornado Rips Southwest of St Louis Killing Fifty Plus

A tornado swept southwest of St Louis causing at least twenty deaths in Mineral Point and eleven in Mineral Point itself with injuries and extensive damage. Palmer Graniteville and Bismarck reported fatalities and the storm damaged property estimated around $750000 across affected areas.

ST. Louis Mineral Point Palmer Graniteville Bismark

Terre Haute Visit From Ft. Wayne Family Noted

Nickelis of this city and Nana Mia W. B. Leng and young Virginia Rosg from Ft. Wayne spent Wednesday in Terre Haute visiting relatives.

Nickelis Nana -Mia Virginia Rosg Ft. Wayne Terre Haute

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Dorothy Dodd Zeigler Roderick S. Munford Walsh Decorating Company Fowler’s Barber Shop Alva Levi Gibson County Defense Council State Defense Council Impressi Daniel Kiefer Cincimnati Kiefer Brown Nied West Side Square Buick Motor Cars Arbuen Building North Main Street Candy Store Me Baldwin Elborn & Criswell
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