Dark Horses Named For New Mexico Congress Nomination
News from Santa Fe reports Republicans gathered discuss potential congress candidate in Monday's convention. Possible dark horses Herbert Raynolds Hagerman and Clark named. Andrews and Hernandez also mentioned. Debate centers on fundraising, harmony in Bernalillo county, and whether a Spanish American should be nominated.
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Herbert F. Raynolda
Albuquerque
Herbert J. Hagerman
Roswell
Herbert W. Clark
Las Ve- Bas
Herbert
Congress
Bernalilo County
Bernalillo County
Inne
Bers
Unsettled Weekend Weather in New Mexico Looms
Unsettled conditions expected Sunday with local thunder showers followed by a Monday of fair skies. Washington region updates not clearly tied to the forecast.
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Washington
New Mexico
Contested State Board Selections Shadow Governor Drive
The drive targets education and charitable boards with two major contests before the credentials committee. Lemeville and Quay counties loom large as contentious tests. State committee members pledge hearings on merits and deny political influence to avoid a Las Vegas 1911 convention disaster.
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Lemeville County
Quay County
Speemwentar
State Committee
Las Vegas
Republican
New Mexico
Protection of Surplus Cotton Crop Planned
Plans approved by the St Louis Business Men's league outline storing surplus cotton in local cotton states merchants warehouses. Warehouse receipts go to St Louis wholesalers who secure loans from St Louis banks. Banks to lend at 35 dollars per bale to support cotton states.
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May confiscation of lands of German investors debated in British Columbia
British Columbia authorities consider seizing timber lands and other stakes held by German investors tied to the von Alvensieben firm. Lieutenant von Alvensieben, then abroad, says he represents nine million dollars of German capital in the province as he travels from New York to Vancouver.
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B. C
British Columbia
Siaron Alvo von Alvensieben
von Alvensieben
Germany
Russia
New York
Alvensieben
Censorship Easing Planned For Wireless Messages
Washington reports a liberalization of wireless censorship as cables remain uncensored and code messages may be sent by belligerent embassies and consulates if neutral dispatches are ensured. Germany and Britain show cautious approval while awaiting official word from Berlin. BY MORNING JOANNA.
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Haniel von Haimbhausen
United States
Germany
Stites
Joanna
Wealthy Baltimore Clubman Dies in Unexplained Wound
Hazeltine Jasher, a prominent Baltimore socialite and club figure, died at his country home last Wednesday night. Reports that he shot himself in a personal crisis were denied by his physician and Laschor household members.
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Baltimore
Hazeltine Jasher
Asher
Laschor
High Praise for Americans by Spring-Rige Morning Journal
British and French ambassadors to the United States praised Americans in England for calm under distress after ships canceled passages. Sir Cecil Spring Rice and Mr Jusserand spoke of American composure, the U.S. commission’s efforts, and the embassy staff’s diligence led by Ambassador Page.
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New York
St. Louis
Washington
Ceecil Springtice
England
Ambassador Page
Admiralty Warns Neutrals Over North Sea Mines
British Admiralty issues renewed warning as German mined areas menace neutral ships. Maryland and Brothers foundered after striking mines in the North Sea on regular routes, Dutch steamer losses also reported. Admiralty urges British and neutral vessels to enter port before sailing north and to follow swept channels.
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Gulf of Finland
Steerage Passengers Sail From Baltic amid War News
The White Star liner Baltic arrived from Liverpool with 2,120 passengers including 700 steerage Americans. Miss Florence Ralph of Buffalo recounted Berlin escape scenes and a sobering emperor speech. Reports note steerage conditions, spies released, and other ships Campania and St Louis arriving from Liverpool as Baltic was escorted near Fire Island.
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Ralph
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Germany
Russia
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Campania
St. Louis
Irish
Nantucket
Panama Canal Big Revenue in First Week of Operations
The Panama Canal earned about $55,000 in its first week, excluding barge service receipts and advance payments for ships en route. If included, total could approach $150,000, but traffic fell short of expectations as wartime conditions deterred many ships from using the waterway.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Jce
Laborer Rejects $1 Day Fearful of Starvation Work-Idle Roads Proposal
Portland with Aug. 22 Edward Gilbert a laborer testified before the industrial commission that he would not live on $1 a day and would starve resting as readily as working. He urged state road work for the unemployed as hearings closed for travel to San Francisco next Tuesday.
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Morning Journal
Portland
Ore
Edward Gilbert
Industrial Commission
Gilbert
San Francisco
Germans Universally Courteous to Americans
Rotterdam reports a survey of Americans in Germany during mobilization. Dr. W. K. Kanter of Detroit says Americans received good treatment. He recalls the Frankfort incident with a French airship shot down and French aviators killed, plus Russians disguising as clergy and women among eight shot on August 7. Initial German confidence shifted as England allied with France and Russia.
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London
W. K. Kanter
Detroit
Germany
Frankfort
Cologne
England
France
Russia
Americans in Austria anxious to come home
Vienna reports 1,200 Americans in Austria Hungary with most eager to leave on the first train or steamer. About 300 to 400 are at Carlsbad and Marienbad, with some tourists in the Pyrol.
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London
Austria- Hungary
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Marienbad
Santo Domingo Peace Plan Reaches Agreement
Secretary Bryan announced that Santo Domingo difficulties appear settled by Wilson's peace plan. Provisional president to be chosen by consensus among all presidential candidates.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Bryan Hopes for Harmony in Mexico Amid Conference
Washington reports Secretary Bryan after a talk with Paul Fuller about General Villa’s aims. Fuller returns with word of a possible generals’ conference in Mexico City to map a platform for elections, with Villa backing Carranza’s exclusion as provisional president.
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Peaceful Adjustment Sought by Officials in Sonora Crisis
El Paso officials report a push for a peaceful settlement of the Sonora internal conflicts between Carranza and Maytorena factions. Consul Marquis says General Obregon and General Villa will travel to Sonora to confer with the warring sides and seek peace, possibly meeting in Chihuahua and then proceeding to Hermosillo via El Paso and Nogales.
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War Bulletins From The Front And Allies
Reports from Aug 22 state the German steamship Brandeburg passed out to sea from Delaware with coal bound for Bergen Norway. Allied forces clash from Namur to Charleroi as tensions rise in Belgium. Tokyo notes safe oriental routes but near German possessions. Refugees flood London as Ghent and Ostend reports emerge. Liberia proclaims neutrality as war widens.
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Japanese Ultimatum to Germany and Far East War Likely
The ultimatum demanded Germany surrender Kiao-Chow to China by 10 oclock eastern time with German ships in Far East waters to be disarmed. Germany was expected to ignore the note, prompting Japan to consider an attack on Kiao-Chow and a possible declaration of war. The United States maintained neutrality and offered to relay messages while urging restoration of Kiao-Chow to China and open trade. British reporting claimed British naval superiority and German tonnage loss as the Anglo French fleet pressed.
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Great Britain
Yuan Shai Kai
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Mediterranean
Germans in China provide for non-combatants
Peking reports German Teing-Taen authorities are sending non-combatants from the area. A Hong Kong dispatch disputes Shanghai’s claim of two disabled German warships reaching Hong Kong. American consul Willis R. Peck at Tsing-Tsu will remain. German outposts reportedly at the borders of their leased land. The Chinese government has withdrawn most soldiers from around Kiao-Chow. No British contingent has sailed from Tien-Tsin toward Tsing-Taou.
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Teing-Taen
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Tien-Tsin
Von Bethmann Hollweg appeals for fair play
The German Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg calls for fair play as Germany remains cut off from the world and unable to send or receive news. The AP notes Berlin relayed the plea through the German embassy in Ave. 22 New York.
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Associated Press
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Servian Victory Over Austrians Confirmed
Nish, Servia Aug 22 The Servian army reports a great victory at Mount Pzer and the Zadar river front as Austrian forces retreat. Servians pursue them with heavy losses to the enemy and great booty. They also say two more Austrian cannons were captured near the Drina and three steamers and three barges were destroyed near Star. Belgrade sees only light bombardment on the northern front.
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French Say Germans Are Unbridled Savages
Paris officials condemn German conduct as barbaric invading forces while promising continued defense and adherence to civilized standards. They contrast German treatment of prisoners with alleged barbarism and say cooperation with Belgium is limited by strategic needs.
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Reuter Telegram Company
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