Roswell Exposition Faces Officer Involvement
Strenuous efforts by R. E. Putney lead to improved understanding of the exposition scope as removal by a fair officer is pursued.
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R. E. Putney
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1915
Page
1
Roswell Aims to Promote Chaves County at New Mexico State Fair
New Mexico fair officials push for low cadet travel rates to Albuquerque for the October fair. Roswell leaders fight Albuquerque bias, urging county exhibit support and state-wide promotion of Chaves resources including dairy cattle livestock apples peaches wool and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Roswell
N. M
Animillo
R. J. Putney
New Mexico State Fair Commission
Chaves County
Albuquerque
Amarillo
United States
A&a
Southwest
New Mexico
County exhibit planned as funds and progress rise
The article notes deposits totaling nearly three million dollars and a capital of 350000 as municipal improvements proceed. It mentions a beach crop at ten year highs and broad prosperity. Mr Putney plans a citizens meeting soon to seek a county commissioners’ meeting to discuss an exhibit appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
Albuquerque
Roswell
Middleman functions debated at German Catholic convention
A report to the Federation of German American Catholic societies says direct cooperation between farmers and consumers is premature. It notes higher living costs and farmer price concerns, acknowledges middlemen' s criticism, and cites potential remedies like farmer cooperation, state legislation, dealer groups, and consumer education. Hamline postal pension bill endorsed. dancing regulation discussed as a local issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worning Journal
Wee St. Paul
Federation of German-American Catholic Societies
Hamline
Congress
Postal Department
Effort to Free Two Terre Haute Convicts
A habeas corpus petition seeks the release of Harry S. Montgomery and John Green, both convicted in the Terre Haute election frauds case and jailed in Leavenworth. Montgomery, a former Terre Haute public works president, drew three years. Green, an election inspector and merchant, two years. The filing claims the commitment papers are invalid and the indictment lacked federal jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Harry S. Montgomery
John &. Green
Terre Haute
Federal
United States District Court
Montgomery
United States
Indiana
Russians Leave Warsaw Quietly Ending Prolonged Siege
Warsaw dispatch from Petrograd describes the Russian withdrawal as orderly and calm with no panic or disorder. It credits German capture of Warsaw as a major achievement but notes Russia’s inability to convert resources quickly to war, evacuating two weeks in an orderly trnsport line and leaving an undefended city to German forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpegrat
London
Warsaw
Times
Petrograd
Russia
Galicia
Baltic
Tightening on Passports in Russia and U.S. Compliance
Washington reports Russia tightens passport rules following allies. The State Department arranges changes for American credentials to meet new standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
State Department
Fierce Battles On All Fronts As Austro Germans Attack Slavs
Petrograd reports resistance and counter offensives by Teutonic allies on all fronts. The statement highlights ongoing clashes and strategic pressure from Austrian German forces against Slavic troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Movements Against Fortress Repulsed In Early August Front
Severe fighting persists across multiple sectors as Russian forces repel German attacks near Riga and on the Narew front. In several regions including Lomza Ostrow and the Vistula left bank engagements, heavy artillery and gas-assisted assaults are met with repulses and prisoner captures. Austrians also attack at the Dniester mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narew
Lomza
Smadowa
Ostrow
Novogeoxhevsk
Vistula
Lublin
Lukow
Vieprz
Viadova
Dniester
Stripa
Turkish forces repulsed in Caucasus and gains at passes
The war office reports intense fighting in the Caucasus. Turkish attacks were repulsed along the front in the Paussine valley while Merghe Mir Pass was captured after a desperate struggle. Turkish retreat continued toward the Euphrates as Pa lantehen fell with two cannons and prisoners taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
War Office
Caucasus
Paussine
Merghe Mir
Euphrates River
Palantehen
Austro German forces trap Russians after Lubertow win
Austrian and German troops push toward Ivangorod’s line in Poland’s southwest front. The Lubertow victory cuts the Russian retreat path east of Ivangorod and forces a crossing toward Brest Litovsk. Von Woyrsch’s corps north of Ivangorod breaches Russian defenses, leaving a narrow northeast opening through swamp and sparse woods. Awaiting further losses to determine success.
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Austrain
London
Poland
Ivangorod
Archduke Joseph Werdinand
Lubertow
Ivankorod
Brest-Litovek
von Woyrsch
Aerial Squadron Aids Artillery Training at Fort Silves
The first U.S. Army aeroplane squadron arrived at Fort Silves Reserve and completed its first flight tonight. Planes will be used in summer drills with field artillery, marking the first integration of aviation with artillery in U.S. military history. Machines and aviators were brought from San Diego, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklo
United States
Fort
British Torpedo Boat Lynx Sunk by Mine in North Sea
London August 16 officials report the British destroyer Lynx was sunk in the North Sea after hitting a mine. Four officers and twenty-two crew members were saved in the incident as announced by the British press bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lynx
North Sea
War News of Yesterday Reports on Eastern Front and Gallipoli
The German Austrian push against Russia continues with Loma fallen and Kovno threatened while Vilna evacuates as Teutons advance east of Warsaw and along the Vistula. British forces retreat from Hooge as calmer lines hold in Belgium and France. Gallipoli gains include 200 yards and a hill near Sari Bari with new landings. Zeppelin raids kill and injure on England’s east coast. two British ships damaged. India sunk by a submarine. Lynx lost to a mine. The US rejects Vienna’s neutrality claim on munitions exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higa
Builth
Poland
Loma
Narew
Lormwa
Kovio
Vilna
Warsaw
Teutons
Vistula
Bug
Vieprz
John French
Hooge
Belgium
France
Gallipol Pe
Karachall
Gulf of
Seros
England
Bavaria
Ostend
India
North Sea
United States
Vienna
OY Morning Journal
London
Dardanelles
Baltic
Balkan States
Krithia Road
Sart Bair
Ian Hamilton
Hamilton
British Forces Withdraw to Hooge Line in Belgium
Sir John French reports British troops have withdrawn from the line south of Hooge near Ypres but have consolidated Hooge village. Northwest of Warloy and in ruins the ground gained yesterday is held after a night of repulsed infantry and heavy artillery. About 1506 prisoners were captured yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OY Morning Journal Special
Wink
London
John French
France
Belgium
Hooge
Yypes
Marshal Prencl
Woore
Italians Plan Organized Defense at Captured Positions
Information from Udine reports General Cadorna delaying a major offensive until Italian forces are settled in newly captured positions. Austrian casualties in wounded reportedly total 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udine
Vila Paris
Cadorna
Pan American diplomats map aid plan for Mexico
A Pan American meeting produced a targeted aid plan for Mexico. A framed note by one ambassador will be sent to leaders of each faction in the war torn southern republic to coordinate relief efforts and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Inter-American Plan Aims Peace in Mexico Without Intervention
New York Aug 10 diplomats from six Central and South American governments plus the U S secretary of state prepare a unified appeal to Mexican leaders. The plan seeks a neutral conference to form a provisional government and gain moral support and recognition, with an embargo on arms if talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Morning Journal
Leageance
New York
United States
Mexico
Carranza Sends Warning to Argentine President
Buenos Aires reports a telegram from Gen Venustiano Carranza, head of the Mexican constitutionalists, to President Victoriano Huerta warning of Washington involvement. The message cites potential action if Argentina shifts support. The exchange underscores growing tensions in diplomatic alignment amid Mexican turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Buenos Aires
Victorino de la Plaa
Argentina
Venustianga Carranza
Mexican Constitutionalists
Washington
Argentina Defends Mexican Sovereignty in Pan American Conference
The dispatch quotes Luis Murature Argentine foreign minister saying Argentina participates to respect Mexican sovereignty and rejects any interference or armed intervention. It argues the conference seeks Pan American solidarity and views it as friendship aiding Mexico’s greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Luis Murature
de Plaatte
Campaign Against Song of Hate Grows in Europe
The Cologne Volks Zeitung a Catholic group calls for removing Ernest Lissauer’s Song of Hate from youth books arguing it fuels hatred as international tensions rise Berlink Tageblatt and others back the stance while Lissauer receives a German imperial decoration after publication in a Munich weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werlin
London
Ernest Lissauer
England
Cologne
Volks Zeitung
Berliner Tageblatt
Volks Zeltute
Herr Lissauer
Willan
Order of the Red Eagle
Clase
Munich
Diligent Search for Mexican Bandits Reported Near Mercedes
Aug. 10 in Brownsville Texas soldiers and local posses hunted bands of Mexican raiders who attacked U S cavalry near Mercedes twenty five miles north of the border. One Mexican was killed in the engagement and searches continued in Cameron and Hidalgo counties as authorities warned of ongoing raids in the lower Rio Grande valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton E Journal
Brownsville
Tex
United States
Mercedes
Cameron
Hidalgo
Rio Grande Valley
Baltic region the target of a new German drive
Petrograd reports the next German blow is expected in the Baltic region after Warsaw. German forces push to strengthen their wings while aiming at Riga and Vilna areas. Riga is bombarded daily as a civil guard mobilizes to take over police duties if evacuation is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Petrograd
London
Pom
Baltic
Warsaw
Poland
Gulf of Riga
Friedrichstadt
Riga
Rika
Vilkemir
Vilna
Kovno
Allied Aviators Destroy Zeppelin Overnight
Paris dispatch reports Allied aviators destroyed a zeppelin near Plend after a British attack severely damaged the airship, with completion of destruction by French aviators from Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeppelin
Plend
Dunkirk
Zeppelins Raid English Coast Signal War Moves
British reports say Zeppelin raids on England followed new Dardanelles offensives aimed at aiding Russia. Italians may aid at the Dardanelles as Austro German forces press Russian positions in eastern Poland and the Baltic.
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Binter
Fox
Military Institute
Chaves
Pecos Valley
Reaswell
Com
Wether
Wwinsk
Schoenbers
Ponemuntek
Vilkomir
Kovne
Trap
Brittoh
Baltic Region
Paris
Havas
Italy
Constantinople
Black Sea
Gulf of Saros
Gallipoli
Ari Burnu
Sari Kair
Art Burnu
Kaurachall
Karabal
English
Holland
Euttry
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