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Newspaper

New Albany Weekly Ledger

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1916

Page

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Waves of Disaster Hit San Diego Area as Flood Wipes Towns

San Diego and surrounding regions reel from catastrophic floods. Thousands flee as waters and mud surge across valleys from Escondido to Otay. Bodies fill morgues while air rescues fail to reach stranded survivors. Reports place deaths in Otay valley at around fifty to sixty with towns flooded and supplies exhausted.

San Diego Cal Los Angeles San Diego Bay Escandido Escondido Moreno National Via Juana Valley Otay Tia Juana Mex Fleischman Cincinnati Raymond Norris Valley of Death Norris Otay Valley

Wage Boost Announced By Ohio Valley Plants

New Castle Pa January 29 The Shelby Tube company at Elwood City posted a notice declaring a 19 percent wage increase for 3000 employees. Last year payroll neared 2.5 million dollars. Fort Pitt Bridge Works in Canonsburg raised wages by 10 percent for non drafting and office workers. Driggs Seabury Ordnance Corp with plants in Sharon Pa and Utica New York issued a quarterly dividend of 5. per cent on common stock 3 1 4 4 per cent on first preferred 3 per cent on second preferred. The firm makes war munitions.

New Castle Shelby Tube Company Elwood City Fort Pitt Canonsburg Drigegs-Seabury Ordnance Corporation Sharon Utica N. Y

Upholds Coalition Cabinet in British Labor Vote

London January 29 The Bristol labor council approved by 1 647 000 to 259 000 the participation of labor party members in the coalition cabinet and by 1 622 000 to 495 000 urged they remain in office. The vote preserves Arthur Henderson William Brace and George H Roberts in government roles.

British Labor Council London Labor Council Bristol Labor Party Arthur Henderson Board of Education William Brace Home Office George H. Roberts The Treasury

Rirs Wilson Accompanies the President on Trip

Rirs Wilson travels with the president during a formal trip. The entourage includes notable aides and delegates, and the schedule features meetings at key government offices and international engagements.

Wilson renews his defense campaign in Midwest tour

President Wilson pushes national defense expansion with renewed energy, delivering rallies in Milwaukee Chicago and Cleveland. He appeals to all voters regardless of party and warns the United States could be drawn into the European war, urging immediate army and navy strengthening.

Milwaukee Wis Wilson Cleveland Pittsburg Chicago Ollie James Kentucky New York America Waukegan Kenosha Racine United States

FILE SUIT ON SALOON BOND INDIANA CASE

The state on relation of Mrs. Lizzie Smith files suit in Shelbyville for 3500 damages on Louis Kantz saloon license bond. Alleged he sold liquor to Edward Smith who was intoxicated and killed by an Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction car while driving a coal load Dec 10. Suit also names Kantz bondsmen.

Shelbyville Ind Lizzie Smith Louis Kantz Smithland Edward Smith Smith Kuntz

His Greatest Handicap Mrs Golfer Detroit Pree Press

A brief cartoon caption from the Detroit Free Press humor page features a golfer quip about handicaps. The second golfer replies that he is obliged to work for a living, reflecting light sports humor of the era.

Detroit Pree Press

Severance of Diplomatic Ties Possible If Berlin Rejects Demands

Washington reports tension over the Lusitania issue as Berlin reportedly weighs a new note to the United States. Officials say a severance would be inevitable if Berlin’s reply remains unfavorable, with Count von Bernstorff awaiting Germany's answer and President Wilson returning to Washington to take charge.

Germany United States Washington Berlin Count von Uernstorff Lansing Wilson Sperches State Department Count von Bernstorff Mr. Lansing E. M. House Europe

Flood Threatens Indiana Cities as High Water Rises

Indiana faces what may be the worst flood since 1913 as rain has persisted over sixty hours. White River and other streams overflow their banks driving residents from lowlands near Indianapolis and forcing country folk to hills. Despite rising levels, officials say alarm remains unlikely unless the river climbs eight feet higher than current 1913 marks.

Indianapolis Indiana

Army Plans March on Hall Over Wilson Address in KC

Kansas City Mo Jan 28 labor groups plan a march on Convention hall to occupy boxes sold for ten dollars for the Wilson address the night of Feb 2. The protest centers on charging for boxes originally offered free by the hall directors and accepted by the Commercial Club.

Wilson Kansas City Convention Hall Commercial Club

Aeroplane Attack Averted by Zigzag Course

London news reports the Wilson Inez Carlo was attacked by a German aeroplane in the North Sea near Hull. The aircraft dropped six bombs but the vessel escaped damage by steering a zigzag course.

London Wilson Inez Carlo Hull North Sea

Minority Leader James 8. Man Favors Preparations Program

A brief mention notes James 8 as a minority leader figure, with emphasis on a program preparing actions or steps. The readable text suggests an agenda or plan, though details and context are limited. Further clarity would identify the individual, affiliation, and specific actions or dates involved.

Mann sees possible war need and calls for readiness

Representative Mann Illinois Republican leader said the United States may be drawn into war after the current conflict and urged large army navy appropriations. He urged nonpartisan defense planning and legislation to mobilize industrial resources to make the country independent for all supplies. He suggested war with Great Britain could be likelier than with Germany.

Washington Mann Orllinois House United States Congress Mann Great Britain Germany Mr. Mann

Italian Cabinet Crisis Not True Declared

Rome reports from Austrian and German sources deny an imminent crisis in the Italian cabinet. Premier Salandra may strengthen the cabinet before Parliament to prepare for a war declaration against Germany. Reconciliation with Giolitti is unlikely in any cabinet reorganization.

Rome Salandra Germany Alles Giolitto

TRAIN STRIKES SCHOOL HACK NEAR ELKHART INDIANA

A New York Central twentieth century limited hit the horses pulling a school hack four miles west of Elkhart Indiana killing the horses but injuring no one. The hack driver James Holderman had expressed fear of an accident before leaving.

Elkhart Ind New York Central Here James Holderman

Paris Zeppelin Raids Leave 23 Dead 27 Hurt In Second Air Strike

Paris reports another Zeppelin raid within 24 hours with 23 killed and 27 injured in the first attack. German forces press westward in the Somme region capturing trenches near Peronne and advancing toward Hill 140 and Hill 70. Russian actions near Izerum and Persians remain contested as Allied and Central forces trade gains.

Paris Zeppelin Epernay le Hourget Russian War Office Izerum Askaris Nicholas Lake Uramiah Persia Ramadan Kangavar Russia Peronne Berlin Frise Neuville Souchez Vimy Loos

Partial Eclipse of Sun and Naval Observations

Washington reports scientists at the United States Naval Observatory will observe a February 1 partial solar eclipse. They will photograph the sun and measure contact timings to refine lunar and solar motion tables amid an eclipse peak just under four tenths obscuration. The text also notes War College defense recommendations to shield eastern arsenals from border and coastal ranges considerations.

Washington United States Naval Observatory

Peruna Cure Reported For Chronic Cough In Chicago Woman

Mrs. William Hohmann of 2764 Lincoln Ave Chicago reports reliance on Peruna to cure a lifelong bronchial catarrh and severe cough. She says the ailment plagued winters and summers, kept her awake, and resisted other medicines until Peruna cured her. Other unnamed individuals are mentioned.

Peruna William Hohmann Lincoln Ave Chicago

Bank Robbery At Washington Park National Bank

Four men armed with revolvers robbed the Washington Park National Bank on East Sixty third street securing between 12 000 and 15 000. They forced staff and customers to face walls before fleeing in an automobile. Police and detectives launched a search for the masked robbers. J Garland Stahl, bank vice president, was among those ordered in line. Municipal Judge Fry was present as a customer.

Chicago Washington Park National Bank East Sixty-third Street J. Garland Stahl Boston Americans Stahl Fry

AIDS CANADIAN SOLDIER FUND CAMPAIGN BEGINS IN TORONTO

J P Miecun donated 29000 to the Toronto and York County Patriotic Fund as it runs a three day drive toward a 2000000 goal for soldiers' dependents. Morgan added 20000 to the Montreal Patriotic Fund also aiming for 2000000. Americans have aided Toronto, now under 200000 still needed with one day left. Toronto has sent about thirty thousand soldiers to the front, while the American Legion offers to raise a 6000 man brigade of American birth.

Toronto J. P. Miecun York County Patriotic Fund Association Morgan Montreal American Legion

Indiana Urges Lincoln Washington Birthday Celebrations

IndianapolisJanuary 28 The Indiana state department of public instruction has sent letters to superintendents teachers and school officials urging proper February celebrations for Abraham Lincoln and George Washington The department also provided programs designed to foster patriotism and enthusiasm for study of these figures The letters are signed by State Superintendent Charles A Greathens.

Indianapolis State Department of Public Instruction Indiana Abraham Lincoln George Washington State Department Lincoln Washington Charles A. Greathens State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Dies After Executions at North Carolina Penitentiary

Raleigh N C Jan 29 Warnder Salo of the North Carolina penitentiary died of apoplexy after he had supervised the execution by electricity of two negroes.

Raleigh Dlan Warnder Salo North Carolina

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bay Rirs, Wilson la American Pregs Association Hill Lusitania ARMY Imarch HALE James Man Halian Grand Duke Naval Observatory War College AIDS Canadian Soldier Fund J.P. Morgan
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