Conferees Review Banking Bill Amendments
Conferees on the banking bill meet to discuss amendments. The Senate changes keep appointment of an examiner in the hands of the chief executive.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1915
Page
1
Evans Seeks Five Cent Bounty on Jack Rabbits in Senate
The New Mexico Senate debated S 1187 a measure by Mr. Crampton to elect US senators by popular vote. Also introduced were bills on a five cent bounty for jack rabbits, a levy of one half mill for the bounty and other judicial and state affairs measures. Governor McDonald and Blood reported on Earth and Veal while the house passed multiple bills including public funds safeguards and a bridge appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Tayior
Senate
Trust Companion
Legin
House
Mesers
Mann, Fleming
Torrance
Casius
Blood
Evans
Pankey
Renehan Gill
Renehan
Capitol
State Land Commissioner
Messrs
Alldredge
Doepp
Hinkle
Mabry
McCoy
Sulzer
Walton
Mann
State College
Tas Cruces
Fei Paso
Sanmta Fe
Earth
Ulood
Sevator Earth
Veal
Amarillo
el Paso
McDonald
Bryant
Twe Hille
Aberta
Tharp
Davies
Chaves of
Sierra
Gallegos
Surveyors
Chaves
Taylor
Holland
Montoya
Sandecal
Committee On Judiciary
de Martines
Trujillo
Committee On Livestock
Abeyta
Eaton
Chark
Benatar Lurk
Muttons
Rutherford
Supreme Court
Elewitt Rutherford, Skeen and
Welch
Sandoval
Sandoval County
To & Lt
Arroyo de Los Pines
Bernalillo
Cuba
Black
Dryant
Casaus
Dow
Hewitt
Ryan
Skeen
Abeytia
Cassius
Small Assembly Could Save New Mexico From Bad Legislation
A fragment argues that a disciplined, well informed legislative assembly could save New Mexico state government money and prevent poor laws. The quote advocates careful deliberation by the people before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New Mexico
Allies warned on neutral shipping in German siege debate
London dispatch summarises The Weekly Nation leading article urging careful reprisals against neutral shipping. It questions England’s right to bar America dyes from Germany while licensing imports and warns a general order to seize neutrals could strain prize courts and the foreign office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Weekly
Nation
Germany
England
America
Foreign Office
Halle Admits No Bomb Planned Against French Liner
New Orleans March 5 Charges against Hans Halle arrested in December over a plot to blow up a French liner were dismissed by the criminal court but the state appealed and he was held. Halle admitted he had no bomb or plan to place it on a ship leaving New York for Havre, and the court found no Louisiana law violation. Three other men arrested have been released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal Special
New Orleans
Hans Halle
Halle
New York
Havre
Fire injures many in Minneapolis hotels
A $50,000 blaze in two adjoining Minneapolis hotels left three seriously hurt and six with minor injuries. Edward Perry among the guests and a pair of firemen were seriously damaged when a wall collapsed as they labored to fight the flames. Two unidentified foreigners remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Edward Perry
Rail Revenue Push Seeks Higher Rates for Freight Transport
Experts argue higher freight rates are needed to boost railroad revenues and credit for transportation companies. The call comes as the country seeks steadier funding for freight networks to support cooling economic activity and supply chains.
Rail Freight Rates Topic Triggers Credit Debate at Interstate Hearing
At a Chicago hearing Interstate Commerce Commissioner Wo O M. Deniers heard Western railroads seek permission to raise freight rates. banker Mestus J. Wade testified poor earnings hinder funding due to state commissions and legislatures, while Missouri Pacific chief Benjamin F. Tush argued higher rates are essential to meet demand and sustain the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
GPEC
Chicago
Interstate Commerce
Luther Walker
Wade
Interstate Commerce Commission
Everett Jennings
Illinois Public Utilities Comminsion
Mr. Wade
Willis BE. Reed
Nebraska
Mr Wade
New York Solons Probe Fair Expenses
Albany March 14 The state comptroller began an inquiry into Panama Pacific exposition costs for New York. Of 700000 appropriated for New York’s participation about 356000 has been spent amid partisan friction. A bill would shift control of the commission to Republicans by adding governor appointed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Intervention in Mexico May Be Forced On Washington
Reports from Washington indicate a renewed push for intervention in Mexico as conditions in the capital and across the republic deteriorate. Citizens face hunger and a dire shortage of food as officials weigh military and diplomatic options. President weighs response amid mounting domestic and international pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Washington
Wartorn Republic
Obregon Refuses Aid as Mexico City Faces Starvation
Washington dispatch says General Obregon blocks relief by an international committee amid threats to loot and starve. Diplomatic reports indicate Carranza ally pressures merchants and civilians as British French Italian envoys press for relief, with possible allied action discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Mogning Journal
Washington
Wilson
Mexico City
General Obregon
Carranza
Mexico
Stince
Oregon
Itation
State Department
Vera Crug
Peking
Obregon
Austrians Beaten as Russians Reclaim Stanislau
Petrograd reports major Austro-Hungarian reverses as Russian forces retake Stanislau after heavy shelling along the Carpathians and San river. German and Austrian units suffer heavy losses while Russians claim captures of guns, officers, and stores during February 21 to March battles.
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Petrograd
London
Stanislau
Mazdlaboretz Pass
Carpathe Lang
San
Przemysl
Kalicz
Lomnick
Luckwa
Veteran Declares He Will Not Die in Bed at Front
A Morning Journal report from France describes Indian troops marching past in mud and cold, their resilience amid shellfire. Officers and soldiers from Britain and Canada train in trench life, with a cavalry drill kept alive and a drive to aid wounded in field hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Frederick Valmer
France
Associated Press
London
Mogland
Indian Troops Weather Shell Fire and Rain
Frederick Palmer reports on Indian troops serving with the British Army enduring shellfire and rain while remaining steadfast. The piece portrays disciplined soldiers facing harsh conditions and reflecting on the war’s broader impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Palmer
Identification medals and trench duty remark
A quotation notes a soldier receiving identification discs with his name and the remark that it is best to have one as he prepares to go into the trenches tomorrow. The line underscores military discipline and imminent combat assignment.
Discovery of Huge Frauds Shocks New York
New York March 5 federal authorities announce a half million dollars in undervaluation frauds tied to Canadian imports. Joseph S S Abrams was arrested after indictment by Windsor grand jury for under valuation of Indian baskets and other novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph S.S. Abrams
Windsor
Canadian
Abrams
Canada
Drunken Yaquis Cause Trouble in Sonora
Disorders caused by drunken Yaqui Indians at Cananea and other points in Sonora south of here were quieted by the removal of the disturbers. Arrivals from Cananea reported the railroad station, where American agent Grace lived with his family, had been fired on. Frederick Funston of the United States army arrived for border inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Winet Nuco
Ariz
Cananea
Sonora
Grace
Indiana
Tien Frederick Funston
United States Army
Oklahoma Official Impeached by House
Oklahoma City March reports the Oklahoma House voted 58 to 6 to impeach A. P. L. Watson state corporation commissioner. Evidence from hearings alleges he borrowed from railroad leaders he dealt with, rode on passes and charged travel expenses, and accepted coal from the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OURAN
Oklahoma City
Okla
PL Watson
State Corporation
Legislative Committee
Watson
Bread supply outlook for Germany and Russia
The Overseas News agency reports a Russian agriculture minister saying under current flour and bread allotments Germany will be well supplied and may even build a reserve for future contingencies. The statement appeared in the Sayville wireless bulletin from March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Herlin
March
Sayville
Germany
War News of Yesterday Highlights Frontline Struggles
Reports from Russian and French chancelleries claim gains for the Allies on both eastern and western fronts. Muscovites retake ground along the Niemen to Vistula line, capture prisoners and supplies, while French forces report trench gains near Mesnil and Temusejour. In Belgium, German sap attempts are repulsed. Carpathian fighting eases slightly. Stanislau reportedly falls in the vicinity. Allied fleets see limited success at the Dardanelles, with Turkish defenses yielding mixed results and German reserves moving into Alsace. The United States faces scrutiny over dum dum ammunition allegations as new evidence is reviewed.
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Poland
Niemen and
Vistula
Belgium
Vosges
Niemen-Vistula
Petrograd
Arras
Champagne
Paris
Mesnil
Temuse Jour
Carpathian Mountains
Vienna
Stanislau
Bucharest
Romania
Bukovina
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Berlin
English Channel
Wuerttemburg
Baskria
Alsace
Ostend
Nieuport
Germany
State Department
Washington
United States
Myszyniec
Lomza
Miawa
Przasyos
Plock
Skierniewice
Warsaw
Austrians Falling Back From Bukowina Amid Eastern Front Moves
British ships sink a fourth German submarine and claim success as Austrians retreat along a long front from the Baltic to the Romanian border. The article notes Russian and Austro German maneuvers through Poland and the Carpathians with limited progress in key passes.
Obstinant Fighting On The Niemen Vistula Front
Petrograd reports persistent combat along the Niemen Vistula line with Russian troops advancing in places. At Mocarze six machine guns four officers and several hundred soldiers were captured and enemy troops taken at Konopal. In Kakliczyn Carpathians fortified positions were seized. Austrian attacks eased. On March 4 Russian forces entered Stanislau crossing the Lubway.
Russian claim of continued progress in Carpathians report
Petrograd reports continued progress claims by Russians with details from Mocarge and six Konopki captured in the Carpathians near Zakliczyn. The dispatch notes actions ongoing today and lists locations and units involved.
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Jack Rabbits
Senator Barth
Anime
Jcurnal
Benjamin F. Tush
Missouri Pacific Road
St. Loouis
St. Louis
Pood Dreonett
Troba
Pertab Singh
Afghanistan
Outakiite
Oklahoma
Russia
Rumania
Czar
Carpathians
Bukowina
Spectal
Wink
Eskid Pass
Baltic Sea
Dneister
Hukewing
Czernowiltz
Sodagora
Lukwa
Bukowhtna
Hewlid
Tukbolka
Vasok
Dukla
Hrengarian
Niemen River
Ossowets
Lyck
Badger
Thordia
Admiralty
Alston
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