04 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
1
Secretary Lansing informs Ambassador Bernstorff of objections to Boy Ed and von Papen as Germany faces recall requests for two attaches from the United States. The notice frames the dispute as a diplomatic matter affecting U S and German relations.
State Department disclosed intimate links between naval conspirators and the Hamburg American Line in New York and Washington. The action, approved by President Wilson, aims to remove insubordinate figures by restricting their activities tied to naval and military matters.
The article summarizes the U S action against German officials including Captain Bor Ed and Captain van Papen as the United States determines immediate expulsion of German military and naval attaches, citing President Wilson administration and Secretary Lansing remarks on safeguarding national security and neutrality shift. It notes safer conduct for travelers and references archival correspondence connected to German policy and Allied scrutiny.
A garbled report references a federal inquiry into a dynamite plot and alleged weaponry involving Captain Hoy and others. It mentions Secretary Lansing and a recall, with scattered names like Crowley and Smith tied to a large political episode amid New York discussions.
A bank messenger and a robber were shot and killed during a failed attempt to seize four thousand dollars at the Fourteenth Street subway station in New York. Police wounded the assailant as the gun battle ended with both men dead and a crowd gathering at the scene.
A garbled 19th century style dispatch outlines a Joly Party visit to The Hague with mentions of Sweden Denmark and Belgium. It notes Ford personnel and European leaders, expenses and preliminary costs, with references to protests and peace efforts amid retreating plans.
A fire and explosion damaged a paper plant. Authorities reported the blast caused structural damage and extended fire coverage, with workers evacuated safely. Investigators began assessing the cause and will release updates as information becomes available.
Reported by a regran from Cal. dM. Carve, the capture of most convention cabinet officers and two generals is announced. Unions say large quantities of war materials were seized at Iscalon, with the portal also taken. Other details mention casualties and ongoing military movements, with mixed signals from authorities.
A garbled report describes soldiers marching toward the junction town of El Tigre and attacking near the border. References to Norah, Major, and various places suggest a military encounter with unclear exact dates or figures.
An incoherent OCR fragment describes alleged looting by Willy troops in Nacogari area. RP Weigh an American arriving today reports robberies and property seizures at another site. Sherman of Crawford in Katwich area claimed soldiers carried away items from nearby ranch.
The Central Coal Operators' president testified before a special commissioner about paying up to 800 to 50 in installments to influence the joiners union contract. The deposition relates to Alexander Howat's lawsuit seeking damages for alleged defamation by coal operators to secure favorable miners contracts.
The six hour hearing before Governor Whitman weighs charges against Piward K Metall chair of the state public service commission. Metall defends with his longtime ownership of stock in Kings County and argues transfers to his wife. The Thompson investigative committee focuses on alleged misconduct and suitability for office.
A Baltimore infant, severely burned in a clumsy effort to save the crippled child, was refused life support by physicians who decided to amputate an arm and leg in hopes of saving the life. The child, too badly burned to survive, is said to have mental condition intact.
Los Angeles December report details letters tied to a conspiracy among officials of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers. Mathew A Schmidt faces murder charges from a Los Angeles explosion. letters origin traced to Indiana, Detroit and other points discuss labor disputes and payments. A separate cache in Denver contained cash and stamps after a break-in at 290 Downing Street.
Bulgarians are expected to attempt pushing British and French forces from a foothold in Serbia as the OLLOND phase of the campaign in the Balkans develops slowly.
Reports from the front describe Austrian forces aiming to overrun Montenegro while Germany and allies plan to threaten Romania and counter Russian advances. Greek position remains debated and peace talks draw international attention as the war continues.
Vetragrad December 3 via London dispatch says Field Marshal von Mackensen was slightly wounded by a Serbian shell during recent operations. The report comes from Copenhagen, dated December 3.
Lonton reports that many Serbian soldiers retreating through Creek territory after their fall at Motastir were not disarmed but treated with consideration. The Athens dispatch notes the favorable handling of the Serbian troops during their withdrawal and reception by local authorities.
A special committee chaired by Chief Motam met to devise methods to ease freight congestion on the Atlantic seaboard. Ahead of the session a state embargo was placed on shipments by New York Central Erie Central Railroad of New Jersey Lackawanna Pennsylvania and Lehigh. No definite conclusions yet.
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