04 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
1
Subscriptions this year must be materially higher than in prior years if enterprise succeeds. Putney rallies ten local supporters in Albuquerque to boost turnout and funding for the fair effort.
Governor McDonald will address the board and citizens this evening to mobilize official backing for the year’s future plans. The event aims to unify leaders and residents around key development initiatives.
Governor McDonald to attend a mass meeting at the Commercial Club urging Albuquerque to raise ten thousand dollars for the state fair. Clovis and Silver City officials will join as speakers and workers, with a Friday June 4 deadline for subscriptions to fund exhibits and attractions.
Rear Admiral Fiske warns at the naval academy dinner that the United States lacks sufficient ships and air power to defend the coast. He calls for a modernized navy, trained reserves, a general staff, and layman awareness of the urgent need for new types of vessels and instruments.
Col. A F E Koehler Jr and Mrs Koehler depart for Silver City as Healthseekers Week July 18 to 26 at the San Diego exposition promises important health discussions. The New Mexico delegation will showcase climate and people as reasons to relocate for wellness and longevity.
A leading naval expert asserts the United States is unable to defend its coasts, warning that the navy lacks readiness for conflict. Admiral Fiske voices concern over national defense amid rising tensions and calls for urgent reform.
London June 3 a British coroner in the third inquest on the Zeppelin air raid over London ruled against a murder verdict. He instructed the jury to find the deceased died from bombs dropped by hostile air craft, marking a departure from precedent in handling raid victims.
Italian forces push into a vital area as weather and floods hinder Allied advance. Terrific floods sweep away bridges, complicating supply lines and movement.
Austrian forces have failed to dislodge Italians from Monte Nero amid heavy rains and floods that hindered river crossings. Despite ruined mountain bridges and swollen streams, Italian troops advanced to seize the ridge, threatening Tolmino and the Isenzo-Tlexno region with a fortified position commanding key valleys and approaches.
Paris edition reports French aviators bombarded the imperial crown prince's headquarters at early morning hours. Twenty nine aircraft dropped 178 shells and several thousand darts, with many shells hitting the target. All planes returned unscathed amid ongoing Allied operations toward Neuville Saint Vaast.
The federal court finds not guilty the steel trust of forming a combination in restraint of trade. The opinion states the government failed to prove the charged conspiracy beyond a reasonable doubt.
The United States Steel case ends with a split opinion. Judges find no proof of a deliberate monopoly, though price fixing and foreign trade concerns were examined. The court clarifies that big size alone does not prove unlawful restraint of trade and notes possible government steps to prevent future abuses.
Henry P. Davidson of J P Morgan & Co testifies before the federal trade commission on the need for combinations among American exporters to expand the export trade. Roger Babson warns of domestic price effects. John D. Ryan advocates abolishing unnecessary foreign competition and cites potential gains of about six million dollars annually.
French forces continue to take trenches in France and Belgium as Paris reports progress. Austro German troops push toward Lemberg after capturing Praemysl, with Russian defenses collapsing and Allied munitions efforts expanding.
Petrograd reports in an official communique that the Russians have admitted the loss of Praxemysl. The notice was issued overnight, following military developments and dispatches from the front.
An official communication states German troops stormed Przemysl’s northern front last evening and entered the town from the north at 3 30 this morning. The tenth corps moved in from the West and South, reaching the town center around 6 o'clock. The note calls the success highly significant and mentions allied troop attacks.
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