Warships in Three Years Likely Adopted
Senate amendments appear to meet leaders approval on a 19 program plan for warships to be adopted within three years. Favorable action may be taken today as discussions continue.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1916
Page
1
Vardaman and Thomas Opposed to Measure Naval Build Up
Washington July 17 A Senate debate on the naval program shows opposition from both parties to a plan for sixteen capital ships in three years with eight in 1910. Norris attempted to delay ships until after the European war and a peace tribunal. his amendment was tabled 45 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Merrow
Chamber
Thomas and
Vardaman
Works
Norris
United States
Congress Totals and Delays Amid Naval and Judicial Items
In Congress, Senator Martine’s bid to pause Sir Kroger Casement’s execution faced a block by Senator Stone. The Navy records request for Atlantic fleet target practice was approved. Debates resumed on naval appropriations as the Judiciary Committee favored Hay’s nomination to the Court of Claims. Nomination of James Hay of Virginia was rejected. Committee adjourned at 10 am Tuesday with calendar unanimous consent bills. Omnibus public buildings bill would authorize about 32 million. Post Office appropriation conference report on railway mail may flight submitted. Tribute resolution for late Representative Moss of West Virginia adopted. adjourned in his memory at 12:55 p.m. until noon Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine
Sir Kroger
Stone
Secretary of Navy
Judiciary Committee
Hay
Court of Claims
James Hay
Virginia
Moon
Tennessee
Moss
West Virginia
Guardsmen at Laredo to be moved back from border
Eight thousand guardsmen at Laredo will be moved from the border to a smaller town along the Laredo San Antonio railroad unless General Funston changes plans. Citizens had protested insanitary camp conditions and water shortages. Regular troops remain at Laredo while a detachment of guards is relocated to a railroad point for rapid redeployment if needed. Reports from Pershing and border commanders deemed routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Laredo
Pershing
Train Collides With Open Switch Injuring Three
A Denver and Rio Grande passenger train struck an open switch near Petersburg south of Denver injuring three people. Engineer John H. White J E Hodgson of Downs Kansas and S Pedro of Pueblo were hurt. Conductor Lyman left the switch open on an extra train officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver and
Rio Grande
Petersburg
John HW. White
J. E. Hodgson
Downs
Kan
S. Pedro
Pueblo
Lyman
Ranch Emplove Stabbed With Butcher Knife
Guadalupe Olives, a Mexican worker, stabbed Chavez with a butcher knife at the Gallagher Brothers ranch near the Socorro Lincoln county line after a quarrel. Olives fled to Carrizozo then was jailed. Sheriff James of Socorro County arrested him. Chavez’s injuries are serious but not necessarily fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro
N. M
Guadalupe Olives
Gallagher Brothers
Socorro-Lincolny County
Chaves
Chavez
Olives
Olive
Carrizozo
James
Socorro County
Hughes to complete arrangements for trip
Bridgehampton New York July 17 Arrangements for the trans continental trip Charles J Hughes expects to take early in August probably will be completed next Thursday in New York when he will confer with the campaign committee All letters and telegrams requesting him to speak at various places on this and other trips have been referred to the campaign committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgehampton
N. Y
Charles J. Hughes
New York
Omaha youth killed in auto collision near Field Club
Carl Nicholson, 14 year old son of Wogg Nicholson auditor and secretary of the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway, was killed late today when his car collided with another driven by William Grigsby of Cleveland. The crash occurred at the Omaha Field Club grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmaha
Neb
Carl Nicholson
Wogg
Nicholson
Omaha and Council Dilaffs Street Railway Company
William Grigsby
Cleveland
Ohio
Omaha Field Club
Public building bill reported with 25 million limit
Park Barret to Go Over Washington July 17. The public building bill, carrying appropriations of 25 million dollars for structures in many cities, was reported to the house today but no action was scheduled and it will probably go over to the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Villa Bandits Headed Toward Border in 10 Town Raid
General Trevino warns Carranza forces to intercept the bandits said to have escaped from net and move toward the border. Soldiers report raid plans across ten American towns as the pursuit continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Border
Trevino
Carranza
Rainy season aids marauders in work
Reports from Chihuahua describe Villista bands evading cordons and moving toward the Mexican border in small groups after raiding Rio Florido areas. General Trevino orders Ojinaga and Piedras Negras troops to intercept the bandits, estimated at about 200, as Francisco Trevino confirms Hearst ranch detention was for cross border duty only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevino
Ojinaga
Piedras Negras
Francisco L. Trevino
Chihuahua
Hearst
Yabicora
Luis Herrera
Parral
Matias Ramos
Rio Florido
Sata Barbers
Jose Isabel Fables
Canite Reyes
Hilario Rodriguez
San Luis Potosi
Cidillo Brothers
Troops Realigned in Big Bend
Marathon Texas July 17. Re alignment of American troops for the protection of the Big Bend section of the Texas border against bandit raids has practically been completed, military authorities asserted tonight. The Sixth United States cavalry reinforced by Pennsylvania and Texas national guards patrol border points between Presidio and Baguillas. A battalion of the Tenth Pennsylvania infantry recently arrived from El Paso is under way, with troops concentrated at Marfa Alpine as warnings have mounted of bandits moving toward the Rio Grande to raid the isolated area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
Texas
Ig Bend
Rio Grande
Three Injured in Head-On Collision Near Todd North Dakota
The Glacier Park limited on the Great Northern Railroad collided head-on with a local passenger train at Todd twelve miles east of Williston N Dakota. Three persons were seriously injured including Mrs. W Graves of Portland Oregon and residents Joseph Utting and Eugene Crueger of Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orning Journal
Williston
N. Od
Glacier Park Limited
Great Northern Railroad
Todd
N. D
Here
W. Graves
Portland
Ore
Joseph Utting
Eugene Crueger
N. B
German Troops Withdraw Near Lutsk War Office Announces
The war office states German forces under General von Linsingen retreat from positions southwest of Lutsk to a point behind the river Lipa. The withdrawal is officially announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
von Linsingen
Lutsk
Lipa
War Office
Lightning Kills Three At Kansas Farm Hit
A farmer near Clay Center Kansas reports three men killed and three injured when lightning struck a granary on the Hansen farm late today. Elect horses also died in the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Center
Kan
Lat Hansen
Here
Deutschland 15 Readies to Leave Baltimore for UN Return Trip
Submarine Deutschland 15 completes loading in Baltimore and is set to depart immediately for its United Nations return mission. Officials indicate all systems checked and waters cleared for the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deutschland
Fatherland
Deutschland sails danger loom as U boat threat grows
Reports from Baltimore describe the German submarine Deutschland ready to sail with cargo including nickel and rubber for Germany. Tug Thomas Timmons tows the submersible from the cape while officials restrict access and guard the vessel with searchlights as police maintain a wide cordon. President Wilson considers letters urging aid to Poland and notes the difficulty of delivering food through the German blockade with German assurances needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reprchantooun
Theodore Mottu
Crand Jury
Neckar
Hinsch
Eastern
Atlantic
Timmons
Efio
Washington
Wilson
Maeland
France
Germany
Russia
United States
Poland
Provident
State Department
Oorupation
New Mexico Normal University Holds Summer Commencement
At Las Vexan New Mexico on July 27 the New Mexico Normal University will confer diplomas at its annual summer school commencement. Antonio Lucera secretary of state and former regent will deliver the main address with Governor McDonald state superintendent White and other officials invited as guests of honor. Exercises begin at 10 o clock in the Duncan Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vexan
N. M
New Mexico Normal University
Antonio Lucera
Normal
McDonald State
White
Mersfelder
Seoundine Klomera
Isaacarth
Duncan Opera House
Lincoln Cabin Becomes Federal Landmark in Kentucky
President Wilson signed a bill accepting on behalf of the federal government the log cabin where Abraham Lincoln was born near Hodgenville Kentucky The Lincoln Farm Association donated the property and a commemorative memorial hall will enclose the cabin The president will speak there in September
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Abraham Kincoln
Hodgenville
Lincoln Farm
Saciahon
Deaths and New Cases Rise in Infantile Paralysis Epidemic
New York health department reports fourteen child deaths and ninety-five new cases in the five boroughs over the twenty four hours ending 10 o'clock today. The epidemic continues to surge with increasing toll as officials urge precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Health Department
Entente Gains and Russian Offensives Reported in War Update
London dispatch details rapid Allied successes on the western and eastern fronts. British gains include 1,500 yards of German trench advance and the capture of Ovilles-la-Boise le, while Russians under Kuropatkin push against Hindenburg on the Dvina and Volhynia fronts with 12,000 prisoners and thirty guns taken as Vor Lingingen retreats toward the Lipa river. The war cost Great Britain £6,000,000 daily with ministers urging patience as funds may require new powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Douglas Haig
Hritieh
Bagentine le Petit
Longuevale
Gullemont
Hildenburge
Kuropatkin
von Hindenburg
Dving
von Linginken
Lutsk
Lipa
Volhynia
Vor Lingingen
Petrograd
Teuton
Grey
Melkenna
House of Commons
Parliament
Towle
British Triumph in Front of Bazentin Le Petit Wood
London reports British forces captured German second line positions northwest of Bazentin le Petit Wood after a stormy advance extending 1500 yards. Waterlot farm east of Longueval fell, Ovillers and La Boiselle also taken with hand to hand fighting continuing. Two officers and 124 guardsmen were captured. German casualties described as very heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bazentin-Le-Peti Wood
War Office
Waterlot Farm
Lonsrueval
Alee
Cvillers
la Boiselle Alee
Tyrentin-Le- Petit Wood
Longueval
Watertot Farm
Ovillers
Laa Bolvelle
Relentless Bavarian Units Call for Urgent Relief
Fragmentary battlefield telegrams describe the 16th Bavarian Infantry Regiment pinned by severe artillery fire. One company loses most of its strength and begs for help while another fights under devastating bombardment and exhaustion risks extermination. The Second Battalion reports shifting to a reserve role under Lt Colonel Katine as the Third Battalion and a nearby Hawaiian regiment reorganize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth
Bavarian Infantry
Third Batalion
Bavarian Infantry Regiment
Hawaiian Inffantry Regiment
Katine
Bavarian Regiment
New Irish Bill to Be Introduced in Parliament Soon
London July 17 Premier Asquith announced an Irish bill will be introduced before autumn recess and the issue will go to an imperial conference after the war. A Lansdowne Lloyd George meeting in the Commons drew 76 Lords and 98 Commons members, pledging to curb treason and uphold law while cautious over the bill’s passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
London
Asquith
Todas
Lansdowne
Lloyd-George
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Ireland
Aged Socorro Man Victim of Brutal Assault
Jeena Socorra New Mexico July 13. Morris Lowenstein 65 a senior member of Lowenstein Brothers was attacked by Enriquez a slightly intoxicated Mexican man. Enriquez struck Lowenstein and stamping began until Dodd intervened. Enriquez arrested tried fined 25 dollars and jailed 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorro
Morris Lowenstein
Ernesto Enriquez
Old
Mexico
Uke
Lowenstein Brothers
Cook
Minesto Enriquez
Lowenstein
Enriques
Dodd
Enriquez
Justices of the Peace
Wansauit
Justice of the Peace
Campaign committee to meet with Hughes in New York
Republican chairman William M. Willcox called a meeting of the campaign committee in New York for Thursday to confer with Charles E. Hughes. A special senatorial committee will follow to focus on states with expected close contests, with members including Weeks Smoot Sterling Wadsworth and Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
New York
Williamm. Willcox
Charles E. Hughes
Senateral
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Reed Smoot
Utah
Thomas Sterling
South Dakota
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Doctor Gets SteP Sentence In Murder Case
Dr Bennet Graft was sentenced to eleven to thirteen years in the penitentiary after conviction for murder in a case tied to the death of Ruth Camp. The death was linked to an illegal operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bennet Graft
District Court
Ruth Camp
Question Arises as to Which Side of International Boundary Men Were On
Private Tucker shot and fatally wounded Mexican musician Antonio Rodriguez after a border crossing near Douglas Arizona. Mexican cyclist Ping and Rodriguez claimed they were on Mexican soil when the firing occurred. Officials from both nations protested and promised investigations while American guards were said to fire on armed Mexicans who did not halt on the U S side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeco
Alloadco Wine
Douglas
Ariz
Hucker
Antonio Hiodrigues
Tucker
America Army
Mexico
Bate
Calles
Kirk
Rodriguez
PO Eliag Calles
Sonora
Carranza
Adolfo de la Huerta
Jesta Acuna
Telfister
Carranéga
Ives’ G. Lelevier
Hero
Museo Arredondo
Washington
State Department
Lelevier
T. K. Davis
Davis
Ping He
First Street
Acua Prieta
Tie
Fie
Soldiier
Pina
de Ola Iuerta
Associated Press
de la Verta
de la Huerta
Comisario
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Sclons
Lewis
Congress
America
Borah
Weeks
Kenyon
Chutes Ps
Julians
Crormuiny
Far East
the Weather Prorecavst
Morning Journal Aproial
Samuel D. Wilder
Leadville
Merwin Albert Wilder
Kansas City
Sarah Frances Wilder
Joplin
Joummal
Nuto Collisionmail Bay
Park Barret
Hearst Ranch
Opec AL Leeeen
Chihuahua City
Tinajas
Tes Mecodas
Thea
Jacinto Trevine
Santa Rosalia
Hhearst Taaneh
Big Bend Shotson
Baltimore
Hull
Lincoln Cabin
Entente
Teutong
Haig
England
Betis
Jeena
Hughes
Huerta
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