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09 Dec 1916
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Albuquerque Morning Journal in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
1
Marketers Discuss Plans for Farmers and Ranges
Growers of grain livestock fruits and vegetables report they are not receiving enough for their products. Producers on farms and ranges outline marketing strategies to improve prices and access.
Efficiency Necessary to Better Outlook for Farm Credit
Farmers and economists at the fourth National Conference on Marketing and Farm Credits urge Congress to improve finance channels. They call for short term credits alongside farm loan bonds, and for state market commissioners to aid growers and consumers. A federal office of markets and rural organization outlines cooperation plans with state agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Morning Journal
Chicago
Europe
Congress
Office of Marketing and
Federal Trade Commission
W. G. Scholtz
Idaho
W. A. Sherman
Federal Office of Markets and Rural Organisation
National Agricultural Organization Society
Farmer group urges soil surveys and cooperative marketing
At a meeting the society praised cooperative associations and urged soil surveys to map land value and characteristics. They called for government aid until farms are viable, ready made farms, and supervision of colonization to protect settlers. They urged Congress to study livestock markets and packing plants and protested embargoes and water power bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronser
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Agriculture
Shields
Myers
Washington
Frank TL. McVey
Congress Delays High Cost of Living Vote for Holiday Recess
The Day in Congress met at noon with the Interstate Commerce Committee considering railroad bills and a DC prohibition measure. Adjourned at 2 p m to honor late Representative Tribble of Georgia. committees continued work on appropriation bills and funeral arrangements. The session will reconvene Saturday noon. Tribble’s memory observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Committee
District of Columbia
Representatives Tribble
Cheorgys
Nyy
Military and Naval Committees
Representative Tribble
Georgia
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Weather Summary for Local Area
Twenty four hour weather report notes overnight temperature around six degrees with a high near twenty eight. Winds came from the north and skies were clear with no precipitation reported.
Lloyd George cabinet plan sparks liberal controversy
The Nation prints a piece comparing Lloyd George to French Jacobins noting his proposal to split the cabinet into a vital core and a larger external body. It warns against wrecking military plans and says the press can make or unmake him. The New Statesman questions his press management and notes Arthur Henderson’s view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erecial Stanen
London
the Nation
France
Lloyd- George
Lievyd-George
Germany
Napoleon
The
New Statesman
Lloyd-George
Great Britain Prohibits Copper Trade Without Permit
Government order bans importation and dealings in copper without a special permit. Copper use for manufacturing is forbidden and inventories must be reported by December 1. Existing contracts may be fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fy Morning Journal
London
Dee
Russo Romanian Forgets Retreat To Escape From Teuton Nipper
Retiring defenders strive to reach the Buzeu River before the enemy can attack the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuton Nipper
Buzeu River
Dawn of Major World War Battles Reported
The front lines in the Carpathians and Wallachia see Mackensen pursuing retreating forces while Austro German advances threaten Moldavia. Russian and Serbian actions in the Carpathians and Macedonia are mixed with Berlin and Paris reporting gains and repulses along multiple fronts.
Regular Army Short of Commissioned Officers News
The regular army stood 175 commissioned officers and 26,965 men short of authorized strength on June 30. The deficit widened as the first increase under the defense act became available July 1, with 71,038 regulars on duty in the continental United States including the expeditionary force in Mexico. Two officers and thirty-four men were killed in action, with five more dying of wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, de K
McCain
Continental
United States
Mexico
Shackleton Plans New Rescue Mission From Ross Sea
Sir Ernest Shackleton will depart Dunedin New Zealand for the Ross Sea on December 16 to attempt the rescue of ten marooned crew members of the Aurora led by Captain Mackintosh. The party had scant provisions and no contact for twenty-one months after their ship broke away in a blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dee. A
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Dunedin
New Zealand
Ross Sea
Reuter
Wellington
Sir Ernest
Mackintosh
Flore Harrier
Tribute Levied On Merchants Of Chiruarua City
A local government levy imposes a tax of S40,000 on Chiruarua City merchants. A separate note mentions a Villa offering a special train to transport German residents to the border, cited by a man who hosted a meal at his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiruarua City
Villa
Twenty Cannon Taken In Spectacular Raid
Special wire report from El Paso describes Francisco Villa’s forces entering Chihuahua City. Merchants were forced to raise loans, foreigners spared for now, and Villa promised to execute Americans and Chinese found in the city. The fighting caused looting and arson around the cathedral block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
el Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua City
Vile la
Villa
Cty
Jose Bovio
Itlian
Carlos Ket Cleen
Rollo
Francisca
Tovio
Rovio
Mursuia
Mapula
Hovio
Laureano Holtuin
Holzuin
Holguin
Emiliano Henricies
General Trevino
American Smelting and Refining Company
Trevino
Murguia
Pascual Mejia
Uurcuaga
Agustin Ramos
Laureano Holxuin
Emiliano Enriquez
el Nuevo Mundo
la Perle de Oriente
Talamar Hermanos
Zarco Avenue
Train To Chihuahua City With Troops Reported
Juarez Mexico December report says a train departed for Chihuahua City carrying garrison troops including soldiers who traveled north after the city’s evaluation by General Treving Food in Chihuahua is scarce due to store looting by Villa. A report claims Villa hid loot in western Chihuahua mountains including rifles uniforms and other military stores stolen from the capital arsenal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mex
Chihuahua City
Chihuahua
Villa
Prohibition Debate Opens on Bill to Ban Liquor in Capital
Senate debate centers on Senator Sheppard of Texas calling for quick consideration of a bill to prohibit manufacture and sale of liquor in the national capital. Resolution hinges on a prohibition measure affecting Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Balfour to Head War Department in Lloyd George Cabinet
London reports indicate key appointments in the new Lloyd George ministry with A J Balfour as Foreign Secretary and Arthur Henderson slated for Labor. Andrew Bonar-Law as Chancellor and Derby for War. Liberals split, Conservatives praised, Asquith era clashes reshape British leadership and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Derby
War Department
London
Chancellior
Hixchequer
Andrew Bonar-Law
A. A. Balfour
The
Admiralty
Fedward Carson
Kart
Derby
Labor
Arthur Hen
David Lloyd-Cgeorge
Liberal Party
House of Common
Lord Northcliffe
Lloyd-George
Evening News
A. J. Balfour
Robert Cecil
Foreign Office
Balfour
Lord Robert
German Raider Believed Loose in North Atlantic
British naval authorities warned to watch for a strange vessel believed to be a raider intercepted December 2 off Scotland. The ship, mistaken for the Dutch steamer Gamma, remained unidentified with officials noting possible mine capabilities. The vessel could reach this port by tomorrow or Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Dee
Scotland
Gama
Kirkwall
Admiralty
Cabinet Reshuffle Hints and Suffrage Clash in New York Strike Alert
The article notes Balfour as foreign secretary and Nobert Ceal as undersecretary in a reshaped cabinet while Finlay may become lord chancellor. In London the Liberal meeting at Reform Club faces suffragists demanding action as cries of traitor erupt during Asquith arrival. New York reports 26 000 Amalgamated Clothing Workers authorize a strike if eight hour day not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Viscount Grey
Balfour
Nobert Ceal
Robert Finlay
Edinburgh
St. Andrews
Bieh
New York, Dee
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Allies in Greek Territory by Gray's Opinion
Minister quotes treaties giving France England and Russia protectorate power over Greece and asserts legal rights for allies in Greek territory in Gray's opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
France
England
Russia
Landing at Saloniki Approved by Ministry
King Constantine faces blame for treachery and betrayal amid Teutonic influence as the ministry approves a landing at Saloniki. The article notes political fallout and shifting alliances impacting the kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saloniki
Greeks Accuse King of Plot Behind Athens Attack
London reports from Athens and Piraeus claim a deliberately prepared plot by King Constantine and his government sparked the attack on entente forces. Dispatches say royalists, mobilizing rapidly, dig trenches near Athens and Piraeus as Greek troops amass in Larissa to strike the entente rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Athens
Piraeus
Athene
Athena
Larriswa
Alllee
Pintente
William
George
Constantine
Serbia
M. Venizelos
Great Britain
France
Russia
Gales Plan to Shield Sonora From Villa Invasion
Troops from the Sonora infantry begin movement from Agua Prieta to Naco and Hermosillo to Delores Pass. Columns aim to block Villa forces raiding toward the Sonora border with fortifications and cavalry support. General Calles plans to stay in Agua Prieta. Gen Sobarzo remains to guard the boundary and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ariz
Dee
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Naco
Hermeosino
Delores Pass
Sonora-Chuyahua
Wine Calles
Callex
Murtula
Anchetta
Timines
Carles
Empatme
Manuel Sobarzo
May Lift Embargo for Carranza Benefit
United States agents report on border and Mexican ammunition ration as strong indication the embargo on ammunition to Carranza territory may be lifted. Carranza officials complained General Trevino could not defend Chihuahua City due to lack of ammo against Villa forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momming
Grpecial
el Paso
Tex
United States
Mexico
Carranza Territory
Carranza
Trevino
Chihuahua City
Villa
Bisbee Broker Surrenders to Federal Court
Isaac Jacobs manager of the Bisbee branch of Levy Bros investment brokers surrendered at the federal court in Tucson after being indicted on a conspiracy to defraud charge. He arrived with his attorneys and prepared to furnish bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Isaac Jacobs
Bisbee
Levyros
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Mackensen
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West
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Mooning Journal
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Danube
Tephernavada
Trotus
Rueslang
Oltuz
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Dobrudja
Die
Tiucharest
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Jarosnik
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Verdun
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Paria
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Eree
Shackleton
South Pole
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Grey
Derson
Home Office
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Fiferal Marty
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Arquith
Lioyd-George
Asquith
Lieuva- George
Lloyd George
Herbert HH. Asquith
Unionit
Lioyd- George
Bongi-Law
War Council
Mt Mor
North Atlantic
Teutonic
Cheeks
ALLIS
Associated Press
Greece
Belgium
Liewe
Helaium
Jevedia
Kingdom of Greece
Willam
Denmark
Gales
Dolores Pass
Villistas
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