Holm Praises Both Houses For Progressive Legislation
Holm and Bursum praise the legislature after the fourth session for passing more constructive measures than their predecessors.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
1
Peace Conference Delays Major Issues as Wilson Held to Self-Determination
Paris dispatch reports that many peace questions hinge on President Wilson’s self-determination principle. Neutrals invited to send delegates to a League of Nations conference in Paris as France pledges to fund reconstruction and Germany’s economic rebuilding proceeds under allied oversight.
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Paris
Herbert Bayard Swope
the Press Publishing Co
The
New York World
Prench
Marshal Foch
Andre Tardieu
Tansing
Lansing
Germany
Brussels
Spa
Teutonic
South
Nentral Americes
Asia
Europe
League of Nations
Clemenceau
Colonel House
Wilson
Brest
France
Secretary Glass Seeks Funds to Run War Risk Bureau
Secretary Glass asked President Wilson to release over 8 million dollars from the war emergency fund to cover administrative costs of the War Risk Insurance Bureau for several months until Congress can act. The bureau currently spends about 1.0 million a month on payroll and mails roughly 1.26 million checks totaling over 40 million dollars monthly. If funds are not approved, operations and timely allotment and allowance payments could be severely curtailed into May.
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PY Morning Journal
Washington
Glass
Wilson
Presidential War Emergency Fund
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Congress
War Risk Bureau
Bureau
War Department
Weather forecast for Denver and regional areas
The forecast for Denver says Tuesday and Wednesday will be fair with little temperature change. Southwest states New Mexico and Arizona show similar patterns with fair skies and stable temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Denver
Colo
New
Bolshevik Attack on Dvina Vaga Lines Repulsed
Allied and American forces repelled a Bolshevik assault aimed at cutting Dvina and Vaga supply lines. In the village of Gorka near Beresnik, 400 Bolsheviks attacked at 145 PM and were decisively beaten, with 57 Bolshevik deaths and five prisoners taken. two Americans wounded. The Vaga front near Kitea remained quiet.
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DY Morning Journal
Archangel
Associated Press
Dvina
Vaga
Kadish-Taretvo
Gorka
Beresnik
Ciorka
Kitea
Guiet
Vistavka
Helicopter airplane experiments near London raise hopes
London reports secret experiments with a helicopter type aircraft capable of vertical takeoffs and landings. Observers say it could hover and land on rooftops or barges, signaling a major leap toward mastery of heavier-than-air flight.
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the Press Publishing Co
The
New York World
London
Orville Wright
London Daily Mail
Seeley
Fir Ministry
Horse of Commons
Death of Lieut Edward Walker Confirmed in Athens
A Red Cross cable from New York reports that the deceased typhus victim in Athens is Lieut Edward Walker, not Samuel J. Walker of Chicago as previously thought. Identity remains unconfirmed at headquarters.
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Eaward Walker
New York
Tred Cross
Athens
Samuel J. Walker
Chicago
Edward Walker
Shipworkers Strike Conferees Assemble in Washington
Delegates from Pacific coast metal trades unions meet in Washington with AF of L official OConnell to draft an amicable settlement with shipbuilding companies. Conference to continue days with shipyard owners joining. aim to replace the Ship Labor Adjustment Board of the Emergency Fleet Corporation which will cease to function.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
O’connell
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
O'Connell
Ship Labor Adjustment Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Piez
The
Fleet Corporation
Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Tacoma
Everett
Wash
Briton withdraws warning to U S at League talks
Lord Shaw presiding officer of the League of Nations conference in London withdraws remarks made yesterday on national responsibilities. In a note to American delegate Oscar S. Straus he says if the United States cannot pledge itself under the constitution then citizens must rethink it. He adds duties to the world as wide as humanity and urges the United States to consider them.
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Presa Publishing Co
New York World
London
Lord Shaw
Internation League of Nations Union
Oscar S$. Straus
Responsibilities of Nations
United States
Berlin
the Mail
Germany
Bertin
Rohert
Koheidemanny
Noskey
Scheidemann
Lichtenberg
Hert Noske
Princess Pats Return to Halifax Homeward Steamer Germania
The Princess Pats Canada’s first troops to fight on French soil returned home today arriving in Halifax aboard the Germania from England.
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Princess Pats
Halifax
Paroled Indian Bandit Henry Starr Returns to Oklahoma City
Henry Starr a famed Cherokee bank robber arrives in Oklahoma City paroled from McAlester Prison by Governor Robertson. Starr who led daylight raids across Oklahoma Kansas and Arkansas was shot in the hip at Stroud in 1919 by Paul Curry. He had pleaded guilty to a 25 year sentence with a five year parole condition and says the parole proves the system cannot be beaten.
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Morning Journal
Starr
Oklahoma
Start
Ohio State Penitentiary
McKinley
Roosevelt
Oklahoma City
Okla
Maron
Henry Starr
McAlester
Robertson Starr
Oklahooma
Kansas
Arkansas
Stroud
Paul Curry
Robertson
National Council of Defence takes up work for troops
The National Council of Defence pushes to mobilize volunteer workers to remedy Congress funding gaps for the Employment Bureau. The plan seeks to organize manpower to support troops amid funding shortfalls and delays.
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National Council OF Defence
TAKEO
Clearing House For Labor Is Considered Clearing House for Labor
Government agencies formed an emergency committee on employment for soldiers and sailors to fill post demobilization gaps. The council of national defense will coordinate existing agencies and volunteer bureaus to provide jobs, using a skeleton US employment service and employers to aid returning service members. Washington. March 17.
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Morning Journal
Leason
Washington
Council of National Defense
United States Employment Service
Congress
Clarkson
Arthur Woods
John W. Hallowell
Boston
Ef.h. Greenwood
Mr. Clarkson
Woods
Pimployers
Elliott Goodwin
Chamber of Ecommerce
United States
Eailors
Franklin D. Thoosevelt
Jury
EF. N. Hurley
Shipplar Board
Nathan A. Smith
G. Christe
G. Christe, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
B. Cutler
Rh. BF
Macelewe
The
Dureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
J. Ayers
Department of the Interior
A. L. Brunson
Federal Board For Vocational Education
D. M. Reynolds
Theirector
Secretary Glan d Returns Letter to Congressman
Secretary Glass replies to Representative McFadden regarding John Skelton Williams as comptroller of the currency after Senate inaction on renomination. He declines to keep the letter and warns that inquiries into treasury actions will be met with prompt, frank responses only to courteous questions.
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Journal Special
Washington
Glass
Representative McFadden
Pennsylvania
McFadden
John Skelton Willams
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Albers Sentenced on Sedition Charges
Henry Albers a wealthy milling man was convicted of seditious utterances during the war and sentenced in federal court to three years in the McNeil Island penitentiary and a 16000 dollar fine. His lawyers said they would appeal after a denied motion for a new trial.
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Portland
Ore
Henry Albers
United States District Court
McNeil’s Island
Albers
Governor Bursum lauds New Mexico legislature as progressive
Governor Bursum praised the recent session saying it enacted more constructive laws than any prior session, improving education and resources, while avoiding extravagance and keeping taxes near the lowest feasible level. He noted plans for a state health department, a soldiers settlement act, drainage projects, and a sweeping road program funded by federal aid and state revenue.
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Holms
Bursum
Socorro
Santa Fe
Tombs
Tomint
Jobin Tombs
New Mexico Public Health Association
Pew
Meanichers’ Settlement Act
Soldiers’ Settlement Board
Agricultural Es Lowe
Thiterlor Tanne
Jan
Washington
Fiio Grande
San Juan
New Mexico
French aviator crosses Atlantic in giant plane
Reports from French circles say a French aviator departed from an African port and is en route to Pernambuco Brazil in a giant plane. The potential Atlantic crossing is awaited with interest by aviation circles and observers.
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Atlantic
African Port
Pernambuco
Brazil
Fontane Aims for Short Transatlantic Crossing From Dakar
French lieutenant Fontane reportedly attempts a Dakar to Pernambuco flight across the Atlantic using a Caudron, with ships escort and fuel at St Paul Rocks. Weather conditions are unfavorable as British airmen relay the claim of the 1800 mile route over the Cape Verde and St Paul Rocks area.
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Morning Journal Special
London
Atlantic Ocean
Fontane
Dakar Senegambia
Pernambuco
Brazil
Cape Verde Islands
St. Paul Rocks
Dakar
France
St. Paul's Rocks
Atlantic
Cape Verde
St Paul Rocks
South Atlantic
Peninsular
Japanese Doctor to Avenge Spurned Suitor Trial Opens
The trial of Ishida, a Japanese psychiatrist charged with killing Dr. George Wolff at Sheppard Pratt hospital, opened with insanity as a defense. Prosecutor Hartman contends premeditation, recounting jealousy over a hospital nurse and Ishida’s claims of spying.
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OY Morning Journal
Baltimore
Maren l
Noboiu Ishida
George J. Wolf
Bhepe Pard Pratt Hospital
Hartman Gought
Wolff
Hiram Brown
Ishida
Ian
Heo
T. Matsumator
Phipps Clinic
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Japan
Matsumator
Edward Brush
Te Sheppard-Pratt Hospital
Dr. Wolff
Prush
Tshida
Brush
Pr. Ichida
Spencer Not Freed Though Ransom Paid
Spencer, ranch foreman for the War Ren Cattle Company in Mexico, remains a prisoner of bandits as of 8:30 p.m. No word from the Mexican messenger or from Spencer after the $5,000 ransom was paid. Superintendent Morehead fears the bandits may have violated the agreement to release Spencer and nine Mexican employees. No armed Mexicans were seen near the Alamo Hueco ranch today.
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Moenino Reveral Sreciato Huchua
N. M
Bunk’ Spencer
Warren Cattle Company
Mexico
Alamo Hueco Ranch
Morehead
Spencer
Cattle Company
Poles Prepare for Attack as Armistice Ends Frontline Tensions
Polish troops along the German front intensified after the armistice, accusing German forces of eighty four violations of the peace terms. The clash marks a volatile post armistice period with both sides poised for possible further action.
Germans Seize Polish War Goods and Rise in Berlin
Berlin reports three parallel stories. German forces seize a hidden depot of Polish war supplies smuggled across the frontier and arrest a hone commissioned officer with five civilians on spy charges. Simultaneously Berlin notes rising monarchist sentiment and Spartacist unrest as Prussia cleans house.
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Berlin
Morning Journal
Associated Press
Mianceng
Locken
Upper Silesia
Lemberg
Lemburg
Aris
Warsaw
St- Testi
Grosner
Germany
Prague
Silesia
Lieutenant Wakes After Four Weeks Nap in Army
Fort Worth dispatch says Lieutenant Wright of the 345th field artillery slept four weeks, waking in fair health. Doctors cite influenza or overwork as likely causes, with physicians unable to arouse him previously.
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Morning Journal
Fort Worth
Tex
Lark Wright
345Th Field Artillery
Holland to Send Representative to Paris Talks
Prof. W. J. M. Van Eysings of Leyden University is appointed to meet Holland at the neutral representatives meeting in Paris to discuss the league of nations exchange of views.
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Holland
The
Hague
Leydenniversity
Paris
League of Nations
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Wilson Warches
Allied Forge
U S
Law
Employment Bureau
Clearing House For Labor
Gland
Governor Fair
Poederal
Doctor
Cial
Noboru Ishida
Herr Lobel
George Michaelis
Lieutenant
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