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New Albany Weekly Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1915

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British Force Downed American Flag On Greenbrier

Washington reports prompt US action after the Greenbrier, an American steamer, had its flag hauled down by a British cruiser and the British flag raised. Captain Farley objected, the American colors were restored, and the ship proceeded to Leith and then Bremen after delays.

State Department Great Britain Washington Jan United States Greenbrier Ambasasdor Gerard Berlin New Orleans Bremen Germany Farley Kirkwall Scotland Leith

Russian Offensives Advance Across Polish Regions

The Russian general staff reports successful operations in Poland Bukowina and Galicia with gains toward Posen and southern East Prussia. German assaults on Polish fronts were repulsed while Austro German forces in western Galicia were beaten back. The French war office notes German efforts to gain ground failed and trenches were won by allies in Flanders.

London Poland Bukowina Galicia Bukovina Posen East Prussia French War Office St. Mihiel Flanders German War Office Arras Alsace North Sea Lys

Fight Leaves Two Hurt and One Dead in Indiana

George Allen Yacker, 32, dies from injuries said to stem from a fight with Wilee Satterfield, 40, in Bougiish Indiana. Tucker reportedly shot Satterfield in the arm, after which Satterfield allegedly seized a fence rail and struck Tucker, crushing his skull. Satterfield is jailed.

Ascallant Bougiish Ind George Allen Yacker Wilee Satterfield Tucker Satterfield

Distiller's Death Ties to Forged Warehouse Case

Chicago January 21. Charles Ledon d president of the Far River Distilling Company of Chicago whose name had been linked in connection with an alleged forged warehouse of R E Wathen Co of Louisville and who reportedly took his own life after the report of the case.

Big Distiller Maicago Charles Ledond Far River Chicago R. E. Wathen & Co Louteville

Rouasian Ruler Kine and Queen Ready for European War

Kine and Queen, rulers of Rouasia, prepare for potential conflict as European tensions rise. The couple signals unity and readiness in the face of mounting military threats and regional alliances forming around the continent.

Democrats Plan Quorum Rule to Push Ship Purchase Bill

Democratic leaders in the Senate, under White House orders, aim to pass the ship purchase bill within two weeks by night sessions and a cloture tactic. The plan would force a second speech on the same day so the quorum call keeps legislators off the floor, preventing a filibuster.

Washington Senate White House

Hoosier Lads Honored After State Corn Club Win

Six Indiana boy champions in corn club work arrive in Washington to visit the White House then meet Secretary Houston. The group led by J. D. Harper includes Karl S. McClure Knox county Wayland Zieseness Lake county Arthur Trout Delaware county Roy McAhrens Rush county Roy Friedersdorf Bartholomew county and Fred Thomas Posey county who won the state title.

Washington Indiana J. D. Harper White House Houston Department of Agriculture Karl S. McClure Knox County Wayland Zieseness Lake County Arthur Trout Delaware County Roy McAhrens Rush County Roy Friedersdorf Bartholomew County Fred Thomas Posey County

Needle Causes Child's Death in Indiana

Logansport Indiana January 21 Florence Gertrude Brinley aged four died of meningitis that followed an infection from a needle fragment imbedded in her leg. The tragedy centers on a needle injury and subsequent medical complications.

Logansport Ind Florence Gertrude Brinley

Named After Its Daddy Child is Wilson's grandson Francis Sayre

Washington January 21 Francis the name chosen for President Wilson's grandson born at the White House Sunday to Mr and Mrs Francia B Sayre The child will carry the family name and title within the First Family context.

Washington Francis Wilson Francia B. Sayre White House

Taft Advises Economy to Improve Government Efficiency

Former President William H. Taft spoke before Indiana lawmakers urging economy and businesslike methods to boost efficiency in state government. He urged expert staff to study reforms as he noted neutrality in World War I and supported broad public service improvements. A Senate Democrats caucus planned on several measures including repeal of the registration law and a direct primary bill amid vigorous debate on eugenic marriage legislation. Road policy and local bills also featured in the session.

Indianapolis William H. Taft Indiana General Assembly House Bloomington Indiana State University Taft Ralston General Assembly Senate Democrats Stotsenhberg Thomas L. Neal Lebanon Senate Senate Committee On Roads Rinear van Auken Jackson Medora

Mexican Mass More Involved With Carranza In the East

El Paso reports Villa troops begin evacuating Mexico City amid ongoing power struggle. Obregon advances on the city as Zapata moves south, while Garza holds provisional presidency. Villa’s northward campaign and shifting loyalties reshape the Carranza convention and regional control. Fuentes, accused treasurer in the convention, is executed after fleeing with 500000 pesos.

Carranza Garza Villa el Paso Tex Mexico City General Zapata Obregon Mexico Zapata Juarez Vera Cruz Aguas Calientes Quaretaro Gutierrez Murgia Guadalajara Querataro Hermino Alvarez San Luis Potosi Zuaza Saltillo Angeles Monterey Coahuila Fuentes Villistas

To Extend Aeronautic Service

Washington January 21 The naval appropriation bill was reported in the journal for action. It calls for funding to extend aeronautic service with proposed expenditure details.

Washington Naval Acne

Congressmen badge bill proposed after poolroom raid

Representative Carey of Wisconsin introduces a resolution requiring each House member to wear a badge reading Member of Congress. The measure, viewed favorably by many in the House, is referred to the Judiciary Committee for consideration.

Washington Maryland Congress Carey Wisconsin House Huse Committee On Judiciary

Hayti in turmoil as rival forces clash near Port au Prince

Washington reports two rival Haytian governments with revolutionists led by Guiame advancing from Cape Haytien toward Port au Prince. Two American gunboats patrol the waters while the cruiser Washington remains in port as tensions rise.

Washington Hayti Guiame Cape Haytien Port Au Prince Theodore Haytien

Crecelius recalls Australian ballot adoption in Indiana

Rep. Crecelius of New Albany recalls the 1880s Indiana session that redistricted the state and adopted the Australian ballot while the Indianapolis site for Union Station was chosen. He notes the assembly’s original $80,000 appropriation rose to $120,000 after a 40 day extra session under Gov Isaac Gray. A separate note says Mrs. Caroline Booth of this city lies seriously ill after a hip fracture at Howard Park.

Indiana Indianapolis Railway Union Station Clark F. Crecelius New Albany Indiana Daily Times of Indianapolis Crecelius Isaac P. Gray

Automobiles Stolen by Northern Indiana Trust

In South Bend detectives working for F L Mann accuse seven men of leading a northern Indiana auto theft ring. Wellington DeClemens and his father William confess as leaders. About 100 cars were stolen, then altered and reparted across cities to hide their tracks. Further arrests are expected outside South Bend.

South Bend Ind Indiana F. L. Mann Mann Wellington DeClemens William DeClemens Trust

Market Quotations from Indianapolis and East Buffalo

Market briefs show cattle and hogs trading at varied prices across cities. Indianapolis reports steady cattle and mixed hogs with steers at 6.20 to 8.75 dollars and heavies around 6.75 to 7.15, while East Buffalo shows prime steers at 8.85 to 9.25 with hogs weaker, and Chicago notes steady cattle and dull hogs. Cincinnati lists slow cattle and active hogs with lambs firm, and Toledo notes corn and oats prices.

East Buffalo N. Y Chicago Cincinnati

Theft Charged Against Paroled Indiana Felon

Harry Collins, held as a parole violator from the Indiana reformatory at Jeffersonville, was brought to this city to answer in circuit court for stealing a wagon from Otto Everbach. Born from Benton county, Collins served a larceny sentence starting in 1912 and was paroled in February. He allegedly borrowed the wagon in December to obtain Christmas trees and sold it to Arca Walton for $12, then was arrested in Earl Park days later.

Harry Collins Earl Park Ind Indiana Reformatory Jeffersonville Otto Everbach Collins Benton County Reformatory Everbach Arca Walton

Hercules Motor Car files transfer of designs to Hercules Sales

The Hercules Motor Car Company filed for record with County Recorder Frank Spelman a transfer to Hercules Sales Company of Louisville of all designs patterns drawings and blueprints used in designing the Hercules motor car and an assignment of rights under patents pending or granted to the Hercules Motor Car Company or C H Lambert president. An assignment also covers the use of the name Hercules in the car. The consideration is $20 000. The bill of sale was executed January 11 1915.

Hercules Motor Car Company Frank Spelman Hercules Sales Company Louisville Hercules Motor Car C. H. Lambert Hercules

Deaths Mrs Lorena Wright Arrives From St Louis

The body of Mrs Lorena Wright widow of Charles Wright who died yesterday at her daughter’s home in St Louis will arrive tonight via B&O railroad and go to the family residence at 618 East Oak Street She is mother of Marvin and William Wright.

Lorena Wright Charles Wright St. Louis East Oak Street Marvin William Wright

Planning For Extra Session In Washington

In Washington on January 2 the House plans to consider a special session if circumstances require. Lawmakers discuss timing and agenda for potential extra session actions and procedures.

Children’s Coughs and Colds Warned as Serious

When a child shows cold symptoms use Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey at once. It acts quickly to prevent worsening, soothes the lungs loosens mucus and strengthens the system. Guaranteed only 25c at your druggist Rueklen’s Arnica Salve for sores.

Dr. Bell Rueklen

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