Lea County Bill Wins Senate Backed by Republicans
Lea county creation bill passes the senate after a long fight with amendments voted down. Governor Lindsey expected to sign. Lea would be New Mexico’s twenty eighth county, second established in the current session, with Barth leading opposition battles and Republicans solidly supporting final passage.
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Denver Weather Forecast and Local Report Summary
Forecast for Denver on March 5 shows Tuesday generally fair and colder in the north portion. The Local Report lists a 24 hour period ending yesterday with a maximum 59 degrees and a minimum 25, a 34 degree range, and a 6 pm temperature of 51 with a south southwest wind and clear skies.
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Germany seeks explanation of intrigue note leak
London dispatch reports Germany asked Count von Kernstorff returning to Germany to explain the note about involving Mexico and Japan in war with the United States. A Courier is sent to warn him against newspaper interviews. Munich Munich socialist papers harshly criticize the note.
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Germany
Mexico
Japan
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Munich
Leipsiz
Magdeburg
Norwegian Voyage Report As Frederick Will Sails North
Copenhagen reports the Frederick Will, carrying former German ambassador Count von Hertnstorff and party, is expected to reach Christiansand, Norway, Thursday morning. If weather holds, the vessel should reach Copenhagen Saturday morning.
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Frederick Will
United States
Count von Hkernstorff
Christiansand
Norway
Frederick Vile
Portugal Ex-President Manuel de Arriaga Dies
Lisbon report confirms the death of Manuel de Arriaga former president of Portugal. The notice, carried via Paris, marks the passing of the long time political figure in Portuguese history.
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Lisbon
Paris
Manuel de Arriaga
Warfront Fighting Reported by Headquarters Raids and Prisoner Capture
British forces conduct raids on fronts as described by headquarters. Prisoners are taken and dugouts destroyed in ongoing operations. The terse dispatch highlights continued action with limited detail on locations or dates.
British French hold line as raids reap prisoners
Allied dispatches report limited engagements along the front in France with raids near Arras and Ginchy yielding casualties and prisoners. German counter pressure near Bouchavesnes failed while French forces regained parts of Bois Courieres. Aerial activity sees six enemy planes shot down and several German aircraft brought down or failing to return. Russian front again bitterly cold with scouting and artillery duels in Romania. No change in Austro Italian or Macedonian theaters. Turkish attack near Kalkit repulsed.
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Arras
Ginehy
London
Ginchy
Bouchavesnes
Bois Courieres
Romania
Kalkit
Armenia
Petrograd
No Important War Events Reported Across Fronts
Berlin reports a quiet day on the fronts with snowfall on the western front and severe cold on the eastern front. no significant actions or events occurred according to tonight's supplementary army headquarters report.
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British Rebuff German Assault East of Bouchavesnes
London reports night action in France with patrols east of Bouchavesnes repulsed and lines around Gommecourt strengthened. Raids southeast and northeast of Arras yield several enemy casualties with forty two prisoners and a machine gun captured. Two trenches southeast of Ginest and additional prisoners taken. Air activity high with six enemy aircraft downed and eight damaged. Royal artillery reconnaissance and bombing of key targets noted.
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War office dispatch from Meuse front reports success in counter attack
Paris March 5 The war office reports on the right bank of the Meuse a spirited counter attack drove the enemy from part of the positions he held north of Bois Cahurieres West of Pont au Mousson a German assault north of Flirey failed completely Two German aeroplanes were shot down one near Autiecourt the other toward Nampoet Oise A third enemy aircraft was downed by our guns north of Burnhwurge
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Public Opinion Aims at Senate Rules Change
The Morning Journal reports Democrats plan a caucus to push cloture as a remedy to endless filibusters. Senator Owen leads a core group of 33 backing limited debate, while Republicans and some Democrats resist. Public and presidential support heighten pressure though fate of reforms remains uncertain.
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President Calls for Peace Yet Readies to Defend Rights
President returns for confirmation most of 1400 nominations blocked last session. Dr Cary T Grayson naval aide remains a focal fight as he seeks medical director and rear admiral. Panama treaty payment to Colombia of 15900000 sparks anticipated debate due to two thirds ratification rule. Caucus begins with Senate control undecided as Senator Martin remains unopposed and Senator Walsh withdraws.
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Martin
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Montana
Inaugural Address Sets Firm Tone for Nations Honor
President Woodrow Wilson, amid wartime world turmoil, took the oath for a new term and urged armed neutrality with a minimum of right and freedom of action. He voiced hope for peace, rejected conquest, and stressed American duty while a cosmopolitan crowd backed the ceremony at the Capitol.
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Japanese Ambassador to Confer With Wilson
Ambassador Aimaro Sato will meet President Wilson in Washington tomorrow afternoon. The White House and embassy gave no reason for the conference but it is believed to concern Japan not joining a German-M Mexican alliance against the United States. Sato has denied any involvement by Japan in such a move.
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Increased Activity on Trentino Front Reported
Rome reports heightened artillery action on the Trentino front from the Travignolo valley to the upper Cordevola. Our troops seized a strong position at Costa Bella at over 2,700 meters, taking sixty-one men and one machine gun. The Julian front shows intermittent artillery actions.
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Potatoes shortage foreseen world wide says UK official
London March 5 Captain Bathuret the food controller's spokesman in the house of commons warned that everyone would have to go without potatoes in late spring and early summer. He cited an unprecedented shortage not only in the United Kingdom but worldwide.
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United Kingdom
Resolution denounces senators over armed neutrality vote
Morning New York reports a protest meeting by the American Rights League condemning senators who blocked the armed neutrality bill. It calls for Wilson to arm ships in the barred zone and labels opponents as weakening America and aiding Germany. Roosevelt, Whitman, and others send messages urging strong action.
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