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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1917

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Allies Need Supplies More Than Soldiers In France Soon

Premier Lloyd George was pressed on the timing of sending one million American troops to France as Britain, Italy, and France outlined needs. The U S planned a long war effort with food munitions and credits, while training, equipment, ships and docks are expanded. Newton D Baker leads the effort from the war department.

Milton Brenner Washington Lloyd George America France New York Baker England Italy J. Morgan Assocites Joffre National Guard War Department Newton D. Baker

Japan Highly Honors New U S Ambassador

The American Japan society hosted a dinner for new ambassador Roland S Morris in Tokyo. Premier Terauchi Foreign Minister Montano and cabinet members attended along with 200 members. Morris Kaneko Shibusawa and Prince Tokugawa spoke. Morris urged democracy among nations and national self development.

Y Morning Journal Tokio American Japan Society Roland S. Morris Terauchi Montano Morris Viscount Kaneko Baron Shibusawa Prince Tokugawa

General Byng Pushes Troops Forward Amid Berlin Claims

Reports from London deny Berlin's claim of 4000 British prisoners and several cannons captured as General Byng leads a renewed push. The dispatch notes ongoing aggression and gains by Allied forces with cautious official updates.

Berlin London

Teutonic Losses In Massed Attacks Claimed Serious

General Byng's troops attacked the Germans in the Cambrai salient on Saturday as German forces pressed along the front the day before. British counter-attacks checked the German advance and relieved threatened sectors with gains at Gouzeaucourt and La Vacquierie. Berlin claimed 4000 British prisoners and several field batteries were said to be emptied or blown up by retreating troops.

Byneg Cambrai France Eighteen Mile Byng Scheldt Banteux Gonnelieu Gouzeaucourt la Vacquierie Byne

New draft rules harshen penalties for late registrants

Washington reports that starting December 15 men failing to register on June 5 will face harsher treatment. Provost Marshal General Crowder said such offenders will be placed at the top of the first call class, risking loss of master list rotation and removal from deferments unless exempted.

OY Morning Journal Washington Crowder

Accused man used Mrs Kings securities motive in murder trial

In Concord North Carolina Gaston B Means faces a murder charge in the death of Maude A King. Prosecutors trace Means financial dealings to show a motive and that he used the dead women's securities for personal gain. Witnesses detail loans and a revoked trust in Chicago banks and Merchants Loan and Trust.

MRS. King’s Securities Morning Journal Special Concord N. C Gaston B. Means Germany Means Cabarrus County Court Maude A. King John R. Todd Chicago Reichstag Karl Boy Fd Washington Hugh M. Garretson Illinois Trust Company Trust Company King Merchants Loan and Trust Company Edward F. Mack Central Trust Company Mack

Chicago Packers Protest FDA Profit-Cut Ruling

Chicago packers presented objections to Food Administrator Hoover as five major packing houses urged the enforcement of regulations that will limit packing profits to nine percent. The protest aimed to overturn or modify the food administration's decision despite the regulatory plan.

Washington Chicago Food Administration Hoover

Much Accomplished in First Day War Council Session

The supreme war council met in Versailles with British, French, and Italian premiers and U S members Colonel House and Generals Wilson Bliss Foch and Cadorna. After a three hour session the American members reported more had been accomplished than expected and called deliberations harmonious.

Colonel House Erals Wilson Bliss Foch Cadorna

Presiding Judge in De Saulles Case Identified

Judge David F. Manning, who presided over the murder trial of Mrs. Bianca De Saulles in Mineola Illinois, is noted as the presiding judge in the ongoing case.

OY Morning Journal Mineola Supreme Court Bianca de Saulles John L. de Saulles Yale Westbury L. L de Saulles David F. Manning L, IL

Cotton Seed Meal and Cake Prices Reduced

Cotton seed meal and cake prices were cut by 4 to 5 dollars per ton after a meeting of mill owners from Louisiana and Mississippi with state food administrators in New Orleans. The reduction follows Food Administrator Hoover's appeal to lower feed costs for cattle in drought districts of the southwest.

Morning Journal Special Wiere New Orleans Louisiana Mississippi Hoover

Corn Smuggling Arrests Hit Fale Pass Area

Six arrests were made by federal authorities after attempts to smuggle seven carloads of corn into Mexico in violation of President Wilson's embargo. Three cars reportedly crossed into Mexico while four were seized locally.

Fale Pass Tex Mexico Wilson

New Mexico Coal Prices Raised by Fuel Administration

The fuel administration raised coal prices for New Mexico mines by classifying the fields into three groups. Former prices across New Mexico were run of mine 2.75, prepared sizes 4.25, slack or screenings 2.00. New prices show Sougarte field 3.45 4.45 2.45 Monroe and Gallup fields 2.59 4.95 2.45 Carthage and Cerrillos fields 4.50 5.50 4.00.

Morning Journal Erecial Washington New Mexico The Fuel Administration Sougarte Monroe Gallup Carthage and Cerrillos

Powerful Slav general defies Bolsheviks in Russian front

London reports from the Russian embassy say General Tukhonin loyalists will fight on and a separate peace is not tolerated. Gavronsky and Nordmann state that anti Bolshevik forces control south Russia supplies and quietly push toward Russia's restoration. They foresee many units remaining loyal while some may defect before a general reaction restores unity.

Morning Journal London Russia Tukhonin J. O. Gavonsky N. M. Nordmann Ministry of Foreign Affairs Associated Press Dukhonin Petrograd Gavronsky Nordmann

Weather forecast for New Mexico Sunday and Monday

Denver forecast notes partly cloudy conditions in New Mexico with possible light rain or snow in the north Sunday night and Monday. Colder air expected in the eastern portion.

Denver Colo New Mexico

American Soldiers Shop For Christmas In France

American troops in France begin early Christmas shopping as they anticipate a big celebration. Stores in nearby villages are emptied quickly as soldiers buy cigarettes, gloves, socks, and sweaters ahead of the holiday to beat mail delays.

France Associated Press

Asiago Ruined as Axis Forces Hold Town on Front

Italian Army headquarters reports Asiago in ruins with the town held by German forces and Austro German batteries firing from surrounding peaks. Colonnel notes good living conditions among troops, with rations in order and tents and dugouts on the snowy plateau.

Asiago Italy Associated Press Monte Meletta Brenta

Bolshevik Commander Attacks Dukhonin Over Peace Promises

Petrograd November 26. Bolshevik commander Krisign Krylenko denounces General Dukhonin and his bourgeois followers for eight months of false peace promises. He orders arrests for anyone supporting Dukhonin and his supporters at staff headquarters.

Petrograd Krisign Krylenko Dukhonin

Pershing's Men Need More Reading Matter

American soldiers in training report to the Associated Press that they lack reading material. The small flow of magazines and newspapers is eagerly read with pages passed among dozens of readers until frayed and torn.

Morning Journal France Associated Press

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sam Europe Beas Japan U. S Teutonic Groton B William J. Burns Department of Justice John L., Jr South America Chile Blanca Errazuriz Wight Amalia Frragzuriz William Desaulles Maj. A. H. de Saulles Bethlehem John 1 John L. de Saulles, Jr Uterhart Packers Versailles Great Britain Cal BE. M. House United States Supreme War Council Dade Manising Headquarters’ Command Lenine Wink Pershing
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