Lincoln County Allocates Funds for Fair Display
Lincoln County commissioners meet and approve spending 500 dollars to assemble a display for the upcoming fair. They intend to gather the best specimens from the section and present them at the event.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1915
Page
1
Lincoln county to exhibit mining strength at Albuquerque fair
Lincoln county commissioners approve a 500 dollar appropriation for a county exhibit at the state fair in Albuquerque next October. Local boosters aim to showcase mining output, cattle and apples, with a strong delegation expected to attend and boost Lincoln’s standing among New Mexico counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrizonzo
N. M
Lincoln County
Albuquerque
KK. Putney
The
Fair Commission
J. A. Macpherson
Mameogordo
Alamogordo
Otero County
R. K E. Putney
State Fair Commission
Carrizero
Roswell
Carrizozo
Grant
Secorre
McKinley
Colfax
Pacific Mail quits Pacific trade sells five steamers
The Pacific Mail Steamship company says it is disposing of its fleet and has sold five steamers Manchuria Mongolia Korea Siberia and China to the Atlantic Transport Company of West Virginia. No price or terms were disclosed and officials declined to discuss further details. Vessels remaining under the Pacific Mail flag will sail from San Francisco to Oriental ports in August aboard the Mongolian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Ste Blan
Athaetic Transport Company
West Virginia
Manchuria
Mongolia
Korea
Siberia
China
San Francisco
Oriental Berts
Pacific Mail
England Prohibits Exportation of Coal
The British government refused to permit two ships carrying coal bought by a Swedish firm for the Swedish navy to depart England. The move provoked sharp criticism from a Swedish poet and attracts public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Stockholm
London
Attorney General Hints No New Suits After ICC Freight Ruling
Attorney General Gregory said no new federal suits against anthracite coal carriers are expected after the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered broad freight-rate reductions and found carriers guilty of unlawful discriminatory practices in favor of allied coal companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Auk
Grregory
Interstate Commerce Commission
England May Make Cotton Contraband
Lord Robert Cecil, under secretary for foreign affairs, said the Allies may deem cotton contraband to deny it to enemies. He refused to specify dates or a fixed plan, but indicated such an act could be legal and internationally justified if implemented. The statement signals possible future government action amid wartime pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Robert Cecil
Lord Cecil
Germany
United States
Italy
Vostreentina
Argentina
Austrian Submarine Sunk by Italians
Official dispatch from Rome reports the Austrian submarine U. P. was sunk yesterday morning in the Adriatic. The second officer and eleven crew members were saved and become prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
P.m
Ministry of Marine
Adriatic
Steady Italian Advance Reported in Cadore Fronts
The Italian general headquarters statement dated August 13 reports continued enemy night attacks and Italian counter actions. It notes clashes on top of Cordilana and upper Cordova, Italian repulsals, and success in dislodging the enemy on Monte Pinna. On other fronts demonstrations near Rieme and Mrazio, and gains east of Plava are mentioned, with limited results on the Carso front during a stormy night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Especial Leagen
Rome
Paris
Luaian
Ated
Cadore
Cordilana
Cordova
Monte Pinna
Pallerensze
Lsenze
Rieme
Mrazli
Monte Nero
VIENNA CLAIMS GAINS ON ALL FRONTS
Vienna reports no change on the eastern Galicia and Vledimir-Volynskyi regions while Austro German forces push westward near the Hug the Auette. They say Radzyn and Viedave are reached and coastal Italian front actions were repulsed. An Austrian armored train expelled guards in Musch valley. Submarine U 12 reportedly sunk with all hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
London
Galicia
Vledimir-Volynskyi
Viepra
Radxyn
Viedave
Carnia
Trrol
Schladerbach
Musch
Serravalle
Chioxzola
Adriatic
France Makes Second Payment on Dacia
The French ambassador at the state department made a second payment on the American-owned Pot ton steamship Dacia. The exact amount was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dacia
Worning
Jquanay
Washington
Potton
State Department
Villa Pledges Peace Amid Ongoing Negotiations
The fighting general is not to resist even if attacked but to retreat without offering battle. Officials emphasize a peace pledge during resumed talks aiming to avoid further bloodshed and find a ceasefire path.
Obregon Reported to Favor Conference in Mexico News
Reports from El Paso describe General Obregon advancing on Torreon and near Nuevo Laredo while Villa and Carranza clash over peace efforts. The piece notes U S state department mediation aims to curb fighting and protect Villa’s pledge to resist attack amid broader Mexican political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
el Paso
Tex
Villa
Chihuahua
State Department
Obregon
Torreon
Nuevo Laredo
Washington
Carranza
Gengbl Scott
One States Army
Scott Ux
Safe Department
Villas
Washington Dispatch
Scott
Tee Department
Villanet
Fien
Victoriano Huerta
Huerta
General Huerta
Gb.c
League
Mexico
Chancery
Ehort
A. I
Grand Duke Nicholas Traps German Forces on Russian Front
Morning Journal reports via Daily Telegraph Petrograd that German troops in the Russian theater have fallen into a trap set by Grand Duke Nicholas. Russians seized Toviny, cutting German lines between Poniewesch and Vilkimir and triggering frantic retreats to reconnect with neighboring groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
London
Nicholas
Daily Telegraph
Petrograd
Dvina
Niemen
Toviny
Poniewesch
Vilkimir
Poniewsch
Kovyno
No Italian Volcano Active As Etna Pause Ends
Rome August 18 reports Mount Etna showing only expert interest activity and no eruption at Vesuvius or Stromboli. The day’s bulletin notes Etna’s brief period of unusual, technical activity while others remain quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy
Rome
Via Parise
Mount Etna
Maly
Etna
Stromoboli
War Office dispatch reports gains near Gallipoli front
Official communication says within three days eight machine guns and munitions were captured near Ari Burnhum in Gallipoli. Artillery hit a hostile warship off Ari Thorny and trenches of a hundred yards were taken near Seddul Bahr to storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Ave
da London
War Office
Ari Burnhum
Gallipoti Nenieuhyy
Ari Thorny
Seddul Bahr
Submarine Invasion Report From Norwegian Waters
Christiania reports that the British auxiliary cruiser India was sunk by a German submarine in Norwegian territorial waters. Norway asserts the western sea area has long belonged to its sea territory and notes the torpedoing occurred on August 5. The Norwegian government conveyed this stance to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OY Morning Journal
Wice
London
Reuter
Christiania
Norway
India
Germany
Norwegian Sea
Typographical Union Rejects Plan at 2015 Convention
At Angelos on August 13 the convention of the International Typographical Union rejected proposals by James M. Lynch and others to confine future conventions to Indianapolis or Colorado Springs after 1916. The laws committee reported unfavorably on salary increases for officers and on letting small locals appoint delegates by office. Proposals to equalize women’s representation and to grant local unions with under 100 members a delegate were defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelos
James M Lynch
Indianapolis
International
Colorado Springs
Committee On Laws
Denver
War News From Yesterday Reflects Shifting Fronts and Raids
Petrograd reports Russian troops repelling German advances near Paga and German attempts near Kovne failing. Russians retreat to new lines while evacuations occur at Bokelow Stedive and Lukow. Berlin admits Kisasians attacks on Hindenburg forces but claims no success. Gallipoli sees Turkish gains near Seddul Mahr and Ari Burnu. English coast bombed by Zeppelins with casualties. Austrian submersible sinkings and Italian coast bombardment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Paga
Kovne
Teutons
Bokelow
Stedive
Lukow
Waresew
Narew
Bug
Neubert
Paris
Gallipoli
Seddul Mahr
Ari Burnu
Ar Burne
England
Adriatic
Vienns
Pan American Appeal to Mexican Chiefs Hoped To Restore Peace
Washington sends a Pan American appeal to Mexican leaders aiming to heal differences and end the war torn republics hostilities. Officials hope diplomacy leads to peace and unity amid ongoing struggles.
Pan American Peace Appeal Moves Toward Mexican Accord
Washington dispatch reports the Pan American effort to urge Mexico toward restoring constitutional government. Secretary Lansing says the plan aims to win Generals Villa and Carranza over with diplomatic pressure and a potential peace convention. Romulo Benitez and Argentine officials traveled to Washington for talks on the plan and misinterpretations are denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jourhal
Ashington
Venice
State Department
Piest
Mexico City
Villa
Carranza
United States
Heneral Carranga
Scott
Rua Neen
Hugh In Scott
Thetate Department
General Villa
Ding Lombardo
Foren Minteter
Chihuahua
Lansing
Mexico
Brazilian Minister Cardoza To Visit New Orleans
Plans called for formal reception of Jose Cardoza Brazilian minister to Mexico and longtime representative of American interests in the republic He is due in New Orleans Sunday Sacramento Leon J Canova head of the state department Mexican affairs division left for New Orleans to meet him and arrange escort to Washington He asked Louisiana Governor Hall and New Orleans officials to extend courteous reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nevretagy Lansing
Jose Cardoza
Mexico
Republic
New Orleans
Sacramento
Leon J. Canova
State Department Division of
New Orinane
Cardoza
Lansing
Governor Hall
Louisiana
Courtesian
German bankers warn against speculation
The Central Union of Banks and Bankers issues a circular to members urging opposition to speculative investments and market tips. It calls bankers to refuse stock purchases on margins and to avoid advising clients on speculative dealings ahead of the third war loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moaning Journal
Leagen
Bertin
London
Moe
Central Union of Banks
Bankers
National monuments named from landmarks list
Washington Aug 13 Seventy five landmarks and statues commemorating national history were declared national monuments under a final act of congress. The list includes Father Junipero Serra monument Monterey California Sloat monument landing of navy at San Francisco surrender monument Vicksburg Custer Mont Liberty statue New York harbor Dutch monument at San Juan Puerto Rico Maine memorial Arlington Cemetery Yorktown monument and several Civil War battlefield monuments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Washington
Father Junioro Serra
Monterey
Calif
San Francisco
Vicksburg
Misa
Custer
Mont
Iberty
New York Harbor
San Juan
Porte Rice
Maine Memorial
Arlington Cemetery
Yorktown
Battle of
Eiwil Wark Battle
Cardinal Gibbons Denies London Peace Conference Report
Cardinal Gibbons issued a strong denial of London dispatches claiming he and Cardinal O Connell planned a neutral Catholic conference in Switzerland to discuss peace plans amid the European war. The Vatican has not officially acknowledged the meeting and the report was not authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
London
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Cardina
Switzerland
CSI
Vatican
President signs mass of documents at executive offices
President Wilson returned from Cornish to find a towering pile of papers awaiting his signature at the executive offices. The documents included pardons restoring citizenship, commissions for federal appointees, navy court findings, and other matters accumulated during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momning JO Janal
Washington
Wilton
Cornish
Italian government actions blamed for slump in wheat prices
A Morning Journal Special from Chicago reports a sharp drop in U S wheat as Italian government measures allegedly curb speculation and purchases. Exporter sources say cancellations on 2 000 000 bushels shifted the market, with prices plunging to 1 07 a bushel for September delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Chicago
Aug
Credp
United States
Italy
Two Zeppelin Raids Struck English Coast Amid War News
British coast endured two Zeppelin raids overnight with casualties and damage. Six killed and twenty-three injured as fourteen houses were seriously damaged. News covers Hindenburg taking command against Russians near Kovno and German attacks from the Argonne to Artois, with mixed results and ongoing Balkan negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porialangen Wine
London
von Hindenburg
Kovno
Germany
Vilna
Warsaw
Petrograd
Siedlee
Pug River
Drest-Litoveak
von Mackensen
Crormans
Vieprz
Bug
Wians
Nicholas
Great-Litovak
the Argonne
Balkan States
Germans claim victory in Siedlce and eastern fronts
Berlin reports Siedlce, east of Warsaw, captured by German forces. Army headquarters cites progress in the Argonne attacks on Martinswerk, advances between the Narew and Bug rivers, and gains in the Dvina sector. Prisoners, cannons, and machine guns listed. von Gallwitz and von Seholsz noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Siedlce
Warsaw
Army Headquarters
Argonnes
Martinswerk
von Hindenburg
Koyne
Dvinia
Russian War Office Reports Evacuation of Three Towns
The Russian war office admits the evacuation of Sokolow Stedice and Lukow east of Warsaw. German forces in Riga region are said to be driven back. The report notes Russian pressure near Koyno and ongoing operations to the east of Warsaw.
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Wsnington
New Mexico
Fair South
NAVY
Laastowee
George
Will
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Io Homes
Battia Pines
B. C
General Scott
Basia
Geeneral Seats
Turk
Ganldipors
Norwegian
Typographical Union
Plan St Lynch
Favorat
Nao
Mackensen
Lublin Road
Argonne
Balkans
Leopold of Bavaria
Skolow
Sledlce
Lo- Wiece
Ruesifans
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