Names Are Placed On Roll In First Day Drive
Leaders express confidence in the drive's success after solicitors report on the first day. Names appear on the roll as community support gathers for the project and its aims.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1917
Page
1
Committees Forecast Record Funds as Membership Drives Rise
Edward F. Trefz hails strong showing of Chamber committees led by the Sellers group. Reports from Committee No. 1 through No. 11 reveal active drives, questions about multi memberships, and plans for tomorrow’s outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Trefz
Colonel Sellers
Walter M. Connell
C. O. Cush- Ma
Avcecesseasense 16
Laurence FF. Lave
Chapin Beene Ce
M. EB Hickey
Hermiminee
Reuben Perry
Gheirihaw Waocoses Constercecesss
Paul G. Kedington
Homer H. Ward
Southard
B. White
Bereeveewenehe
Orstreich
Next Bond Case Likely to Occur in November
Best guess places the next bond case in November as the first step toward financing the second instalment of Liberty Loans issued by the Treasury Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Treasury offers $300 million in Liberty Certificates
Washington July 21 The treasury began financing the second liberty loan by offering 300 million dollars in treasury certificates of indebtedness at 5 percent interest. Subscriptions close August 7 with payout November 15, signaling a likely September issue of a total 2 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Tate St
United States
Chicago Sees Third Straight Day In First Summer Heat
Chicago endures a prolonged heat wave with the cold front delayed. The weather bureau warned of hotter conditions but cooling relief was forecast for tomorrow as nineteen deaths were linked to the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Heat Wave Claims Twelve Lives in New York
New York reports twelve deaths and 188 prostrations as a two day heat wave grips the city. The toll mounts by o clock tonight amid high temperatures and humidity affecting residents citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Record Marriages Rise as Draft Checks Halt Ceremony
In New York on July 3 the marriage license bureau saw 164 ceremonies with grooms mostly of military age. A total of 294 licenses were issued before deputies led away any man lacking a valid draft registration, lowering expected counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal Spe
New York
Thomas D. McCarthy
United States
Thirty four Men Rounded Up In Gallup Deport Action
Sheriff Roberts rounds up thirty four men at Gallup on orders from the County Council of Defense to place them aboard an eastbound train as part of wartime relocation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup Deport
W.W
Roberts
County Council of Defense
Deportation of I W W Members Quietly Carried Out in Gallup
In Gallup New Mexico on July 31 thirty four men said to be Industrial Workers of the World were deported by Sheriff R L Roberts under the McKinley county defense council. US commissioner W H Kanns was arrested and released after agreeing not to participate in I W W activities. The move followed a miners strike threat and a call to patriotic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
N. M
R. L. Roberts
McKinley County Council of Defense
Court House
Santa Fe
Council of Defense
W. H. Kanns
Miners’ Union
Deportation of 1. W. W. deportees reaches Belen
Thirty four members of the 1. W. W. arrived in Belen after being removed from Gallup aboard a car coupled to a train. They were unsure of their final destination and believed Albuquerque could be next. No guards accompanied them into Belen yard, suggesting they may stay until they decide to move tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belen
XN. M
Gallup
Albuquerque
Relen
Federal officials to probe I W W activity in three states
Federal authorities in California Oregon and Washington with the federal grand jury will begin immediate investigation of activity by the Industrial Workers of the World. Assistant United States District Attorney Caspar A Ornbaum said presidential warrants for alleged German agents working with the I W W have been requested. Reports of crop destruction in California and efforts to hinder industry in Oregon and Washington followed the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey
Wiese
San Francisco
Calif
California
Oregon
Washington
Federal
Grand Jury
United States
Caspar A. Ornbaum
W. W
Ornbaum
Aero Men Share in Loot in Prize Court Decision
In London on July 31 officers and airmen of the flying corps won prize bounty for the destruction of the Konigsberg in German east Africa. The prize court awarded 1920 pounds with airmen set to receive part for spotting for gunfire from warships Severn and Mersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Flying Corps
Severn
Mersey
Konigsberg
Rufigi River
German East Africa
Great Aquauast By British and French Forces
Observers describe a major bombardment described as the war’s most terrific, preceded by an infantry offensive. The report highlights the combined action of British and French forces and emphasizes the scale of the bombardment as a turning event in the campaign.
Epochal British French Offensive Opens World War I Battle
British and French forces launch a daybreak assault along the Lys to Boesinghe front. Allied troops penetrate German trenches despite heavy resistance, with hand to hand fighting reported near Zeillebeke and Fedoubt. Casualties on both sides are described as light, morale high, and German counterattacks begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenal Ofecia
France
Belgium
Associated Press
Lys
Boesinghe
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Warneton
Dixmude
Boecsinghe
Zeillebeke
Ron
Fedoubt
Denver Weather Outlook For New Mexico Nearness
Weather forecast for Denver Colorado notes a developing pattern for New Mexico. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and Thursday fair with little change in temperatures as the system moves through southwestern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Weather summary for the past day
The twenty four hours ending 6 pm yesterday saw a high of 91 and a low of 59 degrees, a 32 degree range, and a 6 pm temperature around 59. Winds were southwest and skies clear.
Menin tunnel assault marks bold World War I charge
British troops, resting in shell holes near the German line on Menin road, prepared for a dawn assault after a heavy bombardment. At signal, bayonet charges broke the German positions and forced a retreat from the front trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menin Tunnel
Menin Road
Hodge
Huntish
Two Senators Align With Pacifist Protest
Wisconsin Senator Robert M La Follette and North Dakota Senator A J Gronna declared support for the pacifist People's council campaign. Telegrams say La Follette urged resistance to war threats and Gronna asserted the constitution remains in force while backing efforts to elect antiwar lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Wilkie
New York
Robert M Ia Follette
Wisconsin
A. J. Gronna
North Dakota
People’s Council
la Follette
Congress
Gronna
China Considers War Declaration on Germany
The cabinet debates a declaration of war on Germany as Foreign Minister Wang Tah Sieh pushes for immediate action. Leaders urge entente alignment and seek support from the U S Congress British Parliament Russian Duma and French Chamber, denouncing the Veking government as a military oligarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal Special
Weking
Germany
Wang-Tah-Sieh
China
Siam
T. Wang
Senate
Duma
Chamber of Deputies
Germany ready to act on peace overtures via Vienna
Copenhagen July 31 The semi official Vienna Fremdenblatt says Germany will gladly act on peace overtures arriving through Vienna. The report suggests momentum toward diplomacy with the United States prompted by Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Vienna
Enblatt
Germany
Citizens urged to join Albuquerque Chamber in mass memberships
Albuquerque citizens are urged to support the Chamber of Commerce by taking multiple memberships according to their power. The campaign stresses concentrating all commercial and charitable effort in one body to avoid duplication and ensure ample funds for city growth and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
Great Struggle Between Neopotist Rule and Free Government
Entrance of United States Into War and Overthrow of Czarism in Russia Too Great Events of Third Year s Bitter Contest. Great Gains Made on Western Front in Mesopotamia and Palestine, Austria and Turkey Want Peace and Internal Dissensions Threatening Kaiser's Rule at Home, Slavic Conditions Improving and It Is Predicted Peace May Come During Fourth Year or So.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany’s U-boat gamble as war drags on
The article surveys the widening war horizon as Germany seeks victory through U boats while facing internal divisions and international opposition. It notes American mobilization, total pledged wealth, and escalating pressure on Allied shipping, with Bethmann Hollweg warning of grave stakes.
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Merchants Association of New York
Irei4z
Treig
W. C.estreich
Companien
A. G. Hhottle
Oestreich
Wallace Hesselden
Chamber of Numerce
Retail Merchants Association
Hesselden
BP. Metcalf
Steen
Aine Pou Ae
W. H. Hanns
Defense Council
ES Lion Hail Way Yard
Haig
LOCAL
Kaiser
U. S
Potente
Great Britain
Uruguay
Panama
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Hwalti
Greece
Liberia
Russia
Italy
Unitet, States
Japan
Portugal
Serbia
Romania
Montenegro
San Marino
Brazil
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Asutocracy
Cuba
Haiti
Bolivia
Costa Rica
Ameriaa
Austria
Berlin
Francis Joseph
Tlena
Pmanganma
Junkers
Vatican
Reichstags
Diet
Saxony
America
Bethmann-Hollweg
Wnto
Timdenburg
Hindens Ludendorff
Snd
Wilson
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