13 Dec 1916
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1916
Page
1
London dispatch notes public and press oppose German peace proposals. Figures like Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Sir Gilbert Parker demand limits on German militarism and a guaranteed demobilization. Editorials warn that peace must come on Entente terms with strict disarmament.
The Senate met at noon to resume discussion on immigration legislation with a Democratic steering committee decision about Christmas recess to the House. An amendment barred Hindus and other Asiatics and dropped passport agreement references. Secretary Daniels testified on the Indian appropriation bill as Japan debates the legislative and judicial appropriations. Adjournment set for 5:98 to noon Wednesday.
Twenty four hour local weather report notes a maximum 62 degrees minimum 14 with a 6 degree range. Wednesday to Thursday expect generally fair conditions with colder air in the eastern portion. Northwest wind and clear skies reported at 1 pm yesterday.
Paris reports General Nivelle is named commander in chief of the northern and northeastern armies. The move marks the first step toward reorganizing France’s high command.
London December 12 The Commons met as Mr Bonar Law moved to adjourn to Thursday awaiting Lloyd George's vote of credit and Asquith's presence. Ministers begin taking over duties while debates on war policy and government formation were postponed to next week.
The note from Germany and its allies to the Vatican declares readiness to enter peace negotiations after a two and a half year war. It appeals for papal support and cites Teutonic armies as unshattered while urging a basis for understanding to end the conflict.
Analysis from Washington notes Germany’s peace offer may free neutral powers to mediate but US officials remain cautious. President Wilson could transmit the proposal with delicate handling while seeking Entente reactions. House and other advisers may be used to gauge acceptance and keep US options open.
El Paso reports provisional Chihuahua Governor Gonzales declares readiness to join Carranza and pressure Pershing’s expedition to withdraw. The manifesto condemns Villa’s Columbus raid, pledges reforms, and calls for diplomatic resolution while defending sovereign integrity and state institutions.
Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg announced Germany and its allies have proposed peace negotiations to the hostile powers. He stressed the Reichstag’s extended measures and wartime unity while noting notes were sent to neutrals, including Spain, the United States, Switzerland, Vienna, Constantinople, Sofia, and to papal authorities.
A Lloyds dispatch from Falmouth reports the Belgian steamship Keltler towed into port this morning after being damaged by a submarine off the Scilly islands. The vessel was abandoned and full of water but did not sink as earlier feared.
Germany deplores destruction of treasures of civilization and blood soaked acres. Allies seek settlement with pope mediation as unrest and loss of commerce loom over Europe.
Ottawa Ont two ministers call on Canadian investors to refrain from buying non Canadian investments and to buy Dominion debt or conserve savings for Canadian war needs.
Representative Lewis of Maryland, author of the parcel post law, introduced a bill proposing government ownership of the public telephone system in the capital.
Washington hinges on Teuton embassy statements about terms likely to be proposed. Officials anticipate possible concessions affecting the end of the war and seek clarified positions from German authorities.
The article discusses German peace expectations and central powers’ demands including Turkish control over Constantinople and Albanian restoration. It notes possible independent Lithuania and Poland, regional adjustments near Trevino, and questions over Egypt Suez Mesopotamia while hinting at a U S peace conference. Count von Hertstorff is cited as supportive of peace moves and Wilson’s potential influence.
President Wilson approved preparations for the Mexican American Commission meeting in Philadelphia next Monday at a cabinet session. Secretary Lansing and Secretary Lane indicated they had no information on whether General Carrante had revoked the protocol. It is believed the Mexican party may propose changes.
Berlin December 12 Following is the text of the note by Germany and allies to hostile governments. It states the war has raged for years and aims to end bloodshed. The four allied powers propose immediate peace talks based on defending national evolution and liberty and the assurance of lasting peace. It asserts the war was fought to defend justice and liberty, and that allied deeds do not alter their purpose.
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