23 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
1
General Francisco Villa’s whereabouts remain unknown as Varfanza reports progress toward peace along Bordes. Chieftain suspected to be between two hostile forces.
Reported moves show Consul Edwards departing Juarez toward an undisclosed assignment as Villa's forces clash with federal troops. The terrain shift and surrender rumors fuel speculation on whether U S officials will engage further. authorities monitor border activity and interim rulings.
Fragmentary weather note mentions northeast region and potential changes. Details are unreadable and dates or measurements are not clear in the surviving text.
The report records yesterday's high around 84 degrees and a low near 46. Winds were noted as light to moderate with no significant gusts.
City desk records a brief Galveston note indicating eleninet Ville faced a five dollar charge. No further details provided in the readable text.
Reported clashes outside Chitttatinin and Maipule end with heavy Villa losses. General Trevino presses from Mapihy toward Chihuahua as Villa soldiers resist. casualties reported as killed or wounded with streets described as strewn with bodies. Government troops advance and pursue remnants across Sonora.
Fragmented wartime dispatches describe General Gehoa and Villa service at dim e and a mission under une de Tarte peer eet. Reports mention Trevine’s arrival at Chihuahua with Curranka forces and suspicions of Villa’s activity. no clear destination is confirmed and uncertainty lingers about return.
An American woman in London is charged with abducting and detaining her niece Helen. The court records detail the alleged removal and the defendant Mrs. Disewry and her counsel argue for the defense as testimony describes family disputes and safety concerns surrounding the child.
A woman faced legal trouble following a prom night disturbance described as a fine related incident in Virginia. The report notes family lineage and a period arrest linked to the event, with details about authorities, charges, and outcome awaiting court action.
In a county case, former president of a city bank and another official face indictments for forgery. Bonds tied to the International Bank of Commerce were involved. The Sioned bonds were directed on indictments by authorities. The recency brothers were charged with forgery in connection with the case.
Director James L. Barton counters Count von Reventlow defending the “Unspeakable Truth” as a protest letter. The exchange centers on calls to protect Armenians amid reports of killings and international outrage.
Yesterday reports describe heavy fighting on the western front with French and British forces advancing at key positions. German and Austrian actions crest active engagements in the Dardanelles and the Balkans while Allied command considers new measures as casualties rise and leadership changes unfold.
The report outlines Von Emmigh’s sudden capture of Liège and related political and military shifts. It notes a fortress action, heightened tension, and ongoing investigations led by Clive and detective units in Chicago with new leadership and strategy changes.
The document discusses the American note on Ancona, noting no discussion. It cites U.S. views on sinking of ships, accountability for torpedoing, and the need for improved relations with Austria-Hungary.
Canadian Premier in an address to the New England Society defines the British dominions as united and insists peage must be final when concluded, outlining a firm stance on imperial policy and cooperation among dominions.
Prime Minister of Canada declares at the New York New World Society dinner that the British dominions remain determined to end war and secure future peace. He cites Canada’s wartime service, calls for unity under Parliament, and urges international cooperation to prevent militarism and ensure a just order.
A dated passage argues for imperial unity amid vast diversity with a focus on liberty, autonomous government when possible, and the protection of territories and peoples within the empire. It emphasizes duties, inter-empire communication, and the civilizational mission guiding governance across hemispheres.
Senator Lewis argues for strict controls on naturalized citizens and calls for revoking citizenship from those deemed unworthy. He cites President Wilson and urges loyalty tests, with a two-step remedy involving revoking naturalization and enforcing loyalty rules to restore order.
London reports cite a French victory and a swift Allied advance on the Western Front. Britain watches German socialist factions for possible paths to peace as Varna and Constantinople moves loom. The Varna note prompts discussion of a broader war strategy and pressure on munitions production in Britain.
Washington reports the German reply to the Frye case concerning the sinking of the Willian P. Frye. Officials say the full text was received but details will not be published now due to open issues in the Titania and Ancona cases. The note questions safety prior to vessel destruction and may be treated separately from submarine warfare topics.
Defense counsel sought dismissal for eleven former New Haven railroad directors charged with criminal conspiracy under Sherman law. Judge Wert’s rulings and defense motions narrowed issues, with questions over whether directors acted with conscious conspiracy as to jury consideration. Proceedings continued for eight defendants as motions argued.
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