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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
1
Generals Se and Funston accuse Carranza of lacking hear and good faith in a dispute over statements in a laning note. The message questions the credibility of the opposing claim and asserts defense of official positions.
Lawmakers discussed a promint resolution on Sib Boxer Claes and a GPPrOperation bill amid calls to foster relations. A military appropriations conference favored by Republicans provided 2 000 800 for national guard families as Medlicuddy workmen’s compensation bill faced debate before adjournment.
Twenty four hours ending 6 am yesterday saw a maximum temperature of 46 degrees and a minimum of 32 degrees. The temperature at 6 am yesterday was 84 degrees with a southwest wind and clear conditions.
The article discusses Villa's movements toward the frontier and describes American and Mexican actions. It covers a note from the state department defending Mexican sovereignty, reciprocal troop passage ideas, and public reaction to US troop presence in Mexican territory. It also notes Columbus attack responses and aims to define treaty terms to avoid misunderstandings.
A blast in the smoking car of the Southern Pacific train Neo 5 arriving from Utah caused a large roof hole and injured eight Californians. Passengers were rushed to an emergency hospital. investigators suspect an explosive carried by a passenger as the likely cause. Three Mexicans who boarded at Mimira Calf were tracked. one remained on the train and triggered the explosion as it neared Oakland.
An An Cgae Browneville Texas dispatch reports Gen BWuiiliane PL Neafarrete of the Sonisulypase division arriving at Matamoros as de facto army commander. The movement appears to position him to replace Cen. Al fredy Nicaut as head of the Mata teoPas units, signaling a shift in command.
Plans were announced today for a military funeral honoring Capt. Charles T. Boyd who was killed at Carrizal. Boyd commanded the University of Nevada Cadets for four years and alumni who trained under him support the tribute with full military honors planned.
Defiant statement from Don Venustiano Gauges concern as border tensions flare. Military officials tighten watches and heighten readiness amid renewed cross border anxiety.
Twenty two horses twenty one saddles and a quantity of rifles pistols and clothing captured at Carrizal were turned over at the international bridge to American military authorities. Troops were stationed in El Paso and Mexican border confrontations feared to intensify after the memorandum from General Carranza reached the south side of the border.
Dispatches report United States troopers and an American guide freed prisoners near Garr, seen as a step toward peaceful U S Mexico solution. General Carranas notes congratulatory telegrams from American citizens and former rebel leaders offer services to prevent breach with the United States. Detained Cerillo brothers surrender with arms.
In a U S Court of Appeals ruling Judge McPherson narrowed approval for Bethlehem Steel to buy assets of Vennerivania Steel of New Jersey and its subsidiaries. The appeal by Oswald H W Veners of New York claims the consolidation violates federal anti trust law.
Springfield June statement from Governor Dunne denies plans to call a special session of the state legislature. He says the request by a Chicago businessman to provide for the militia and ensure proper equipment is not being pursued.
British raiding parties operate near Verdun as bombardments continue. Allied forces gain momentum against German troops with ongoing actions at the front.
The report notes French successes near Verdun and along the Somme as German positions are bombarded. Russians capture Kolomyia weakening railway links toward Lviv while Italians push against Austrians in Trentino. British and Italian actions reported with heavy fighting in multiple sectors. Unofficial Baltic clash cited near Stockholm.
Nov , June 24 Deming Journal notes a two hour political conference between William Howard Taft and Charles Hughes with Mrs Hughes presiding at a luncheon. They discuss campaign plans and potential stump stumping with Taft expressing willingness to help Hughes win.
Washington notes indicate Mexican officials may demand immediate withdrawal of American troops and reassertive measures after Carranza government delays. State Department reports private messages suggest a firm Mexican stand. officials anticipate a note from Mexico possibly conditioning or denying withdrawal. President Wilson planned to address Congress if Carranza accepts or rejects the implied orders, while the War Department accelerates border defense plans amid censorship on troop movements.
Washington reports the state department was advised that gold and silver bullion seized by Mexican authorities at Manzonie totaling nearly $500,000 belongs to Americans. A protest has been lodged with General Carranza over the seizure as authorities assess the matter.
Major Douglas MacArthur takes command of information on the Mexican crisis as mobilization accelerates. Railroads and merchants aid rapid troop movements toward the border, with plansReadiness for an urgent campaign and a potential proclamation ready for President Wilson's signature.
The council of executive formation for national security gathered with six cabinet officers to organize wartime policy. It aims to coordinate military, industrial, and commercial resources for the nation and to draft plans for Provident Wilson's approval and the Melvillan Commission, with an initial $200,000 appropriation for investigations and expert hiring.
At the Rotary Club meeting a telegram from Well Tranch Iowa warns Capt. J Mediregor of the What lows cavalry not to return to that town for attempting to arrest cavalrymen to take the federalized oath. The message says Utica will welcome him with open arms and invites him to come here.
Iowa Supreme Court upholds the mulct repeal law closing saloons starting January 1, 1916. The decision in Davenport affirmed the state versus John Hill, with three saloonkeepers challenging the law.
Paris reports that French forces in the Verdun region have recaptured the Thiaumont works northeast of the fortress from German control. Official communication issued tonight confirms the seizure and ongoing operations continue in the area.
A London auction sold Kitchener's autograph recruit letter used for a 300000 man army lottery. Proceeds benefit the Red Cross, and the item changed hands to Thomas Fenn Harriger Sr.
President assures no breach with Mexico remains unaddressed with diplomacy as last recourse. He urges calm in comments before the New York press club, promising to heed national appeals and seal, signaling steady policy amid tensions.
President Wilson told newspaper men at the New York Press Club he would not countenance war with Mexico while border disputes remain. He emphasized serving the rank and file of the people over Mexican investments and urged careful consideration before any aggressive action. He thanked Alainide Colby for Roosevelt nomination remarks and spoke alongside Mayor Mitchel and Ralph Pulitzer.
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