Poling 3 Star at Meetings of Flying Squadron
Terrific arraignment of liquor traffic is presented by a prominent official of Christian Endeavor on opening day events.
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Poling
Christian Endeavor
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1915
Page
1
Prohibition Campaign Opens in Albuquerque Meetings
The Flying Squadron campaign for national constitutional prohibition arrives in Albuquerque with Daniel A. Poling and Rev. Charles M Sheldon addressing an afternoon session at the Woman's club and a capacity night meeting in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Hf. & Lithgow
Daniel A. Poting
Poting
Flying Squadron
Filying Squadron
United States
Albuquerque
Rocky Ford
Colo
Topeka
Santa Fe
Daniel A. Poling
United Society For Christian Redeavor
Charles M Sheldon
Jesus
Daniel V. Poling
William Patton
New Mexico
A. BR. Stroup
Sheldon
Poling
Valeri- Wilson Orchestra
Ira Landrith
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville, Tenn
Carolyn Geisel
Battle Creek
Mich
Frederick Butler
Four Drowned After Auto Fells from Bridge into Duwamish
A car carrying Mrs. Morgan J. Carkeek and prominent Seattle families plunged from a Allen Town bridge into the Duwamish River. Mrs Carkeek and her chauffeur escaped as four travelers died in the wreck. The party, from the Seattle Historical Society, was en route to Tacoma to view a State Historical Society exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Seattle
Wash
Duwamish River
Morgan J. Carkeek
Allentown
Thomas W. Proach
Margaret Lenora Denny
Harriet Poster Breteher
Seattle Historical Society
Ank
Tacoma
State Historical Society
Paul Kania
Snow blankets Arkansas as March snowstorm peaks
Little Rock reports a heavy snowstorm sweeping Arkansas marking one of the coldest March months on record. Early notes indicate general statewide snowfall and local weather records show snow this late in the season occurred only twice in thirty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
United States Endo Reply to Britain on Blockade Orders
The message states that a reply is sent to Britain regarding blockade orders. Communication is wired to the Ambassador Page in London for delivery to Sir Edward Grey. The exchange reflects diplomatic notes between the United States and the United Kingdom on wartime maritime policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourmal
Washington
United States
Germany
Ambassador Page
London
British Foreign Office
Great Britain
Sir Edward Grey
Mining Men of North Mexico Likely To Lose Property
Villa government issues decree amending law to confiscate property, likely affecting mining men of North Mexico. The move targets compensation and official seizure powers, with practical impact on ownership and resources in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Mexico
Villa
Mining firms unite to oppose new Villa mining law in Mexico
Fifteen American miners representing forty eight foreign owned companies gathered in El Paso to contest the Villa regime amendments to the Mexican federal mining law. They warn of confiscation risks for nonoperating properties and plan to press Washington State Department for intervention. The group cites fuel and railway disruptions hampering operations and notes protests already sent to Villa officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GPEC
el Paso
Tex
Amercan Minng
Mexico
Chihuahua City
Villa
Taft and
Wileen
Washington
American State Department
Francisco Escudero
Industry and Finance
General Villa
Diaz
Mecadero
Monterey
Secretary of Industry
Italy Expects Adriatic Settlement Favorable to Italy
The Giornale d Italia replies to Russian newspaper criticism of Italy’s Adriatic ambitions. It states Italy will not accept Slav substitution for Austrians on the eastern coast and asserts Italy’s Adriatic policy must be clarified whether Austria endures or a large Serbia forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Paris
Giornale d'Italia
Italy
Adriatic
Russia
Austria
Serbia
Protection promised for Urumiah after attacks
Ambassador Morgenthau reported to the U S State Department that the Turkish government assured protection for all residents of Urumiah Persia. Ottoman authorities pledged that foreigners and natives, including Christians, would be guarded by regular troops arriving there. Officials doubt reports of widespread atrocities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uramiah
Persia
Morgenthau
Constantinople
State Department
Urumish
Urumiah
Suit tests Arkansas horse racing bill in circuit court
Little Rock March 20 A suit to test the bill legalizing horse racing and pari mutuel betting in larger Arkansas cities passed by the last legislature was filed in circuit court. U S Senator James P Clark represents interests challenging Governor George W Haynes veto. Hearing set for April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
United States
James P. Clark
George W. Haynes
Twin Seereag Of Presidency Now At Work In Dixie States
Speaker Clark and Senator Underwood see an opportunity to turn Wilson against seeking renomination as the presidency shifts focus to the Dixie states. The piece notes intra party maneuvering and potential bloc alignments affecting the renomination calculus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
McAdoo
Henry Cotton
Unsterwood
Clark
Thie
Underwood
Chirk Ie
Ble Saya
Baltimore
William Jennings Ryan
Nebraska
Twin Seereag
Dixie States
Wilson
Political ambitions and party pledges in early 20th century backlash
The piece critiques Democratic leaders like Clark and Underwood for political strategy while praising Woodrow Wilson as a model of ascent from professor to president. It argues party loyalty matters, contrasts domestic focus with foreign policy, and notes the allure of high office despite partisan obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Underwood
Tammany Hall
Prairies
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Simon
Congress
New York
Cumming
Borah
Wilson
College Hall
White House
New Jersey
Baltimore
Germans Prepare Major Stroke Before Allied Push
British planners weigh liquor prohibition to boost efficiency as Germany readies a large offensive amid World War II. Troop movements and strategic talk suggest imminent action affecting Allied operations and civilian life.
World War I Tactics and Greek Entry Talk Rumors
London dispatch reports Germany’s war council plotting a fall of Preemys amid Dardanelles cues with potential eastern or western thrusts. Greece’s Venizelos return fuels talk of neutral states joining the Entente. Milford Haven inquest into the Falaba sinking cites 114 witnesses and submarine flag confusion.
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EPEC
London
Clermany
Vetrograd
Berlin
von der Goltz
Constantinople
Preemys
Dardanelles
Carpathians
Greece
Vénizelou
Athens
Milford Haven
Walter Baxter
Falaba
Atthcreek
French Report Claims Allied Advances On Multiple Fronts
Paris reports from London state that during March 29-30 the enemy bombarded Nieuport bridges with no results. The note notes intermittent cannonade along the front, with French gains in Champagne and the Argonne despite heavy fighting. Fort Donaumont near Verdun was shelled but not damaged. a trench line near Le Pretre yielded 100 prisoners. a German post was captured west of Pont a Mousson. Hartmanns Weilerkopf saw 700 German bodies counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Nieuport
Aisne
Champagne
Perthes
Beausejour
Ville Sur- Tourbe
Argonne
Pont-a-Mousgon
Hartmanns- Weilerkopf
Bradford Chamber Backs Total Prohibition With Compensation
Bradford England March 30 11 45 p m The Chamber of Commerce passed a resolution in favor of total prohibition with compensation to liquor license holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
England
Chamber of Commerce
Heavy fighting reported in Lupkow area in Carpathians
Vienna reports continued heavy combat in the Lupkow district south and east, with strong Russian forces engaged. The war office issued an official communique detailing intensified clashes on Monday as Austrian and Russian troops contend for control in the Carpathians.
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Vienna
London
War Office
Lupkow
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