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Indiana geologist Edward Barrett invited by the Chamber to Floyd County to lecture on modern road building. He will discuss Indiana materials and need for highways, with a public meeting and a banquet planned. Chamber members elected include Ulsh Fisher Keller Handy Thornton.
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New Albany Tribune
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New Albany
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Frank H. Keller
Henry Handy
James A. Thornton
Rumors of Austrian Peace Offer Over Albania Front
Reports from Rome suggest Austria may propose peace terms to Serbia based on a status quo that includes northern Albania from Durazzo to the Montenegrin border. The plan would mark a substantial reversal from the position Countess outlined on October 30, 1912, seen as essential to Austrian policy.
Managing Editor Retires Urging Support for Tribune
Retiring editor ED McCulloch announces Bruce W. Ulsh will take over as editor of the Tribune in New Albany. He urges local business leaders and citizens to subscribe, advertise, and send job printing to sustain the independent paper and promote industrial growth and civic betterment.
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NEW Albany Tribune
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North Side
Bruce W.alsh
England's conciliatory stance on German vessel sales to Americans
London reports a friendly British reply to the American note on shipping interference. England seeks to aid world trade while safeguarding allies, suggesting no protest to genuine sales of German ships to U.S. buyers if used to avoid belligerent aims. Allies may demand sale proceeds held, and demand assurances of South American trade only to appease war concerns.
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England Might Ease Objections If Vessels Trade Beneficially
The passage suggests England could waive objections if ships engage in trade that yields clear benefit to Germany Austria or Turkey, signaling diplomacy hinges on economic gains and strategic advantage rather than rhetoric. The statement frames economic incentives as a path to easing maritime tensions.
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Turkey
Uncle Sam Cannot Probe Charges
Washington January Secretary Bryan told German ambassador Bernstorff that the United States, in strict neutrality, must refrain from officially investigating or commenting on charges that dumdum bullets were being furnished from the United States to the Allies.
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Austria Offers Servia Peace Basis Status Quo Plus Coast
A Rome dispatch says Austria has offered peace to Servia on the basis of the status quo plus the coast to the Montenegrin frontier. This marks a reversal of Count Berch’s October 30 1912 statement on Austrian policy.
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Owensboro Bride Weds Rockport Groom In Intimate Rites
George Steitler of Owensboro Kentucky and Miss Margaret Gold of Rockport Indiana were married Tuesday at 4 30 pm at the bride’s sister home in Rockport. Rev. F W Thompson conducted the ceremony with close family present. The couple plans a Chicago visit then Rockport and Owensboro residence. The bride, a niece of the late Capt Samuel T James, is known as pianist and vocalist. the groom runs a jewelry business in Owensboro.
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Rockport
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East Elm Street
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Second Presbyterian Church
Killarney
Abe Martin Impressions in Indianapolis News
Kin Hubbard humor column notes酒 entertain auiste about cigarettes and peace, baseball, handshakes, January sales, Easter gifts, auto drivers delaying trains, and a man wearing the same underwear year round.
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Indianapolis News
New Albany Tribune Under New Editor Bruce Ulsh
The New Albany Tribune announces a change in editorship with Bruce W Ulsh succeeding Ed McCulloch. The paper pledges aggressive, inclusive service to New Albany across all communities and invites local cooperation while maintaining independent, businesslike aims.
Hoover reports Meuse Valley hunger crisis and relief efforts
Herbert C. Hoover, chairman of the American Commission for Relief in Belgium, warns 10 000 Meuse Valley villagers south of the Belgian border face starvation. He notes deaths from famine and urges continued food distribution beyond Belgium to avert catastrophe while praising Belgian and American relief workers.
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Farmers Short Course At Purdue
Floyd county farmers and their sons are urged to attend the annual farmers short course at Purdue University Lafayette January 11 to 15. R C Ellis and others will attend and hundreds of letters have been sent about the program aimed at teaching better farming methods and encouraging increased cooperation among local men and boys.
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Denial Cardinal Mercier Arrest Report By Germans
German military government in Belgium issues an official denial of the report that Cardinal Mercier, Belgian member of the Sacred College, has been arrested by German authorities.
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Belgium
Cardinal Mercier
Sacred College
Tribune offers free employment ads for New Albany and Floyd county
The Daily Tribune launches a free employment department to connect employers with laborers in New Albany and Floyd county. It invites clerks, artisans, farm workers, servants, and others to use the want columns, noting qualifications are screened and farm ads may be mailed with local merchant or bank names.
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