26 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
1
The article argues that wartime mobilization has accelerated the United States toward true industrial self sufficiency. It asserts future independence in production is now a credible objective, not a distant ideal, backed by expanded domestic industry and military needs.
The war spurs long term gains for American industry especially in chemicals and metals. U S dependence on Germany for essential dyes and solvents wanes as domestic plants expand production of carbolic acid benzol toluidine and related derivatives. Potash trade shifts away from Germany enabling U S firms to build capacity while steel leather and machinery sectors also gain from war driven demand.
WEVPHEER POORPOST Washington August 25 New Mexico page predicts Thursday likely local showers warmer in the south Friday fair in the west showers in the east and cooler in the southeast portion.
The article notes Germany’s control of potash and US dependence, then explains kelp extraction as a rising US industry. It cites Manila bay seaweed studies, projected potash value at 90 million dollars, and related mini industries such as salicylic acid and briquet production from lignite. It calls for a strict anti dumping clause to curb under value imports.
Gustav Kopsch a 27 year old German instrument maker for the Carnegie institution was arrested in Washington on a federal defense protection violation charge. He allegedly photographed Fortress Monroe Cape Henry and other Chesapeake defenses, claiming a drunken sentry gave permission. He faced 5000 bail and pending trial in Norfolk federal court.
Danish steamer Vidal departed from Copenhagen for Hull carrying the bodies of fourteen men who died when the British submarine E-13 was attacked by German warships after grounding on Saltholm. A funeral service preceded the voyage as crowds gathered and flags flew at half mast in Copenhagen.
Washington sources report the administration seeks any day for a note from the Mexican First Chief. Anger grows over stories of people dying of starvation in Mexico City as officials push for confirmation and action.
Washington Aug 25 Carranza agents in Washington asked General Gonzales Mexico City military commander for a detailed report on food and health in Mexico City Recent dispatches quoted American Red Cross agents reporting daily deaths from starvation Carranza authorities say they have tried to relieve distress Gonzales report expected tomorrow No change in Mexico political situation state department awaits Carranza reply to Pan American peace conference appeal Communication with Monterey area cut off hindering reports of fighting
Washington dispatches explain how Carranza, via military chiefs, may decide the Mexican pacification plan. Obregon's potential role is discussed as a possible rival to Carranza, with diplomats hoping for a workable settlement while wary of Carranza’s ultimate control.
The article describes Carranza pressuring for recognition while resisting a peace movement. Obregon’s haughty reply and new reports from General Funston note 3,000 Carranzistas near Lochiel Arizona and cross border fire near American troops. Carranza plans to move his HQ to Mexico City to influence the conference and force a settlement.
Federal court orders city officials of Aaton New Mexico to show cause on August 28 why they should not be held in contempt. The action stems from a battle with the Raton Water Works over control of the city water supply after a temporary injunction and subsequent events involve alleged franchise revocation and attempts to restrain collections and pipe work.
Berlin and Vienna report steady progress in the Brest-Litovsk investment as Russian lines retreat southwest of the fortress and Russians fall back toward marshy Vripet. German forces push northeast of Visdova into difficult terrain while Riga sees no material gains under von Hindenburg. Diplomatic notes include Gerard’s inquiry on the Arabic attack and Rumanians reportedly shifting toward the quadruple entente.
Colonel Roosevelt in a military camp denounces neutral policy, urges immediate aid to Belgium and refusal to back wrong when the Lusitania and Arabic sinkings are blamed on inaction. He argues munition shipments aid the righteous and warns against blind loyalty to government or officials.
The piece argues citizens must demand loyalty from leaders and warns against relying on eloquence without deeds. It contrasts Lincoln and Buchanan eras, noting that delaying action while rhetoric rises risks losing support, urging decisive, rightful governance backed by conduct.
London August 25 The American Line steamer St Paul sailed from Liverpool to New York with many survivors of the Arctic tragedy aboard. The ship was nearly full with berths occupied though several passengers who had booked space canceled at the last moment due to tense relations between the United States and Germany after the sinking of the Arabic.
Clebourne Texas August 26 Colonel Teillie a pioneer Texas newspaper man and former president of the National Press association died here today at age 67.
Federal and state authorities sought motive in the murder of Rev. Edmund Kaiser pastor of St. James Evangelical Lutheran Tolleston Ind He was shot and tied with cords in his home and left in a lot Theories point to threatening letters about his attentions to a Gary woman and possible involvement of Kaisers own congregants Schultz family among the suspects Kaiser had four enemies and denied fear of political stances.
British and Allied forces press on the Gallipoli peninsula despite bad weather and Turkish defenses. Australian and New Zealand troops reached Seri Bahr and Chanak Bahr, but failed to hold Suvin Bay, with heavy losses on both sides, while British gains extend along twelve miles of the west coast. On other fronts, German gains along the Courland front face Russian resistance, and promises of advances toward Minsk and Brest Litovsk surface as major offensives unfold.
London August 26 report that Russia has issued orders requiring all travelers entering the country to show documents proving place of birth and citizenship. Passports must specify the exact place within Russia the traveler intends to reach.
A Pernau Russian official reports a German naval landing attempt in the northeast Gulf of Riga. A German ship was observed offshore as residents gathered in the naval park. Signals went unanswered before cannonading was heard at sea later that night.
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