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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1916

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Battle of Experts Features the Hearing in Disbarment Case

New Mexico hearing on the Marron and Wood disbarment probes features expert testimony on whether six Garcia will documents were produced on the same typewriter. Albert S. Osborn of New York, renowned for disputed documents, prepares to testify after Dr. Ewell's earlier cross examination as the trial advances in Albuquerque.

Albert S. Osborn New York Albuquerque ELI Santa Fe Marron and Wood Garcia Will New Mexico Mr Osborn Mr. Osborn Dr. Ewell Osborn Osborne Dr. Mwell Well Marron Wood Elizabeth, Norton Alard Aliss Norton Eyse Wilson Woent Franda K. Wood Miss Norton California Marty F. Lee United States Court Garcia Cat Holland Underwood Typewriter Companys Hie Matron and Wood H MonWland N. Marron Albert Osborn Underwood Typewriter Riece-Patrick Will McNamara Lilly Congress Union Merning

Weather report summary for two days

Weather forecast and past 24 hour readings show fair conditions with a heat rise. Temperatures ranged from 58 to 61 degrees with a high of 61 and a low of 58 earlier. Wind shifted to southwesterly and skies cleared at 6 pm with 78 degrees noted.

Pocnl Wheathier nEeport

Austrian Prisoners Ill Treated In Russian Camps

AP correspondence from Vienna reports seventeen thousand Austro Hungarian prisoners of war in camps near Orensburg in eastern Russia died from poor sanitary care bad food inadequate clothing and exposure over a period cited in report No. 45 379 from the American envoy in Petrograd dated March 5 1936.

Vienna Orensburg Russia Petrograd

Resolution Approved on Oil Property Inquiry and Mines Statistics

A House subcommittee approved two resolutions. One directs the secretary of the interior to report on government acquisition of all oil properties by condemnation or purchase. The other calls the Bureau of Mines to collect statistics on petroleum production manufacture and marketing.

Yeashimaiton. Alay Secretary of the Interior Bureau of Mines House

Mass Meeting Draws Large Crowds On Mexican Border Needs

Prominent men address a mass meeting pledging action to recruit statewide for service at the Mexican border. A state wide campaign is launched with crowds gathered to hear speeches and discuss needs for troops.

New Mexico Rally Urges 300 Recruits for National Guard

Neill B. Field led a large Albuquerque crowd at Second Street and Central Avenue urging enlistment in the New Mexico National Guard. Col. Sellers and speakers warned New Mexico must supply 300 volunteers to maintain its state identity amid border tensions with Mexico.

Second Street Central Avenue New Mexico National Guard Recruta Albuquerque Herbert Nichole Cansey Frank A. Plubbell P. K. H. Seliers Fred Fernoff Setlers A. W. Yerka Nichole W. CC. Reti Santa Fe Railway New Mexico Sellers Captain Reid Adjutaft National Guard of Theod Lwek Nestor Montoya Neil Field Lincoln Yielp New Amexico Mexico

New Coin Designs Planned for Small Change in July

Secretary McAdoo announced new U S dimes quarters and half dollars to bear distinct designs after July 1 1916. The half dollar features Liberty with an American flag and military symbols on the reverse a sapling rose from a rock. The quarter shows Liberty at the gateway with olive branch and the phrase In God We Trust on both the half dollar and the quarter. The dime carries Liberty with a winged cane on the obverse and a bundle of rods and battleaxe on the reverse symbolizing unity.

Joupray Sprcal League Wines Washington McAdoo Adolph A. Weinman Herman A. McNeil America Counry United States of America Liberty

Verdun Front Shifts as German Advances Reported

German official communications claim two miles of Verdun front captured from the French with gains around Le Mort Homme and Cumieres. Paris acknowledges trench losses northwest of Cumieres and Meuse fighting subsiding. Austrians resume drive in Italy while Russians push back in Galicia and Turks attack near Fao.

le Morte Hiemme Cumieres Verdun Hertin Teutons Triaumont Wood Pars Bethincourt le Mort Momme Meuse Paoline Italy Posing Astico Poland Lagarina Pasubio Bugana Capedalette Augustinhef Galicia Giladki Reutchache Asiatic Turkey Constantinople Felahe Kut i-Amara Hulgaritnk Greek Macedonia Kerlin

Armed Mexicans Reported Across Rio Grande Near Marathon

A Marathon resident reported to local officials that about 606 armed Mexicans were camped across the Rio Grande from Santa Elena, eighty miles south. Texas National Guard Company K prepared to move from Marathon toward Terlingua to assist border patrol duties.

Marathon Tex Rio Grande Santa Elena F. FB. White White St. Elena Texas National Guard Terlingua

Unconfirmed Army Reports Claim Mexicans Near Coahuila Border

El Paso dispatch says no large Mexican camps near the Coahuila border have been confirmed by authorities. A report of 696 Mexican troops camped on the Rio Grande eighty miles south of Marathon is credited to nothing definite.

el Paso Coahuila Rio Grande Marathon Tex

Senator Sherman Urges League of Nations Vision

New York May 36 United States Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman of Illinois urged neutrality and preparation for a League of Nations for common defense in a Memorial Day address to the Grand Army at Grant's Tomb. He called the league a potential reality and urged Americans to back the third Hague convention and influence the civilized world.

New York United States Lawrence Y. Sherman Ichinois Pien America League of Nations Grant

British win big victory in Sudan

May 30 London reports confirm the May 22 battle against Darfur sultan AH Dinar and his 3,600 troops. The official statement says most commanders surrendered, thousands of rifles and ammunition handed in, and air bombardment followed as the pursuit continued toward Gebbel Mara.

London Sudan Kelly AH Dinar Darfur el Fasher Gebbel Mara

Use of meat may be limited in England

London reports a possible meat rationing plan in England as Parliament notes high prices stem from wartime demand. Parliamentary under secretary Ernest Prettyman says no actual shortage exists, but requirements of the forces pressure prices while the government studies the situation.

England HORNE OPEC London Ernest Prettyman Board of Trade House of Commons Waare

Morgan Collection Taken Down at Metropolitan Museum

New York May 30 The J P Morgan collection in the Metropolitan Museum of Art closed to the public as galleries were stripped preparatory to removing works sold over the past year. The collection includes bronzes furniture porcelains and tapestries valued at about 815 million and rumors said more disposals may follow.

New York J. P. Morgan Metropolitan Museum of Art

Mourners Honor James J. Hill at Great Northern Funeral

More than 5000 people gather at the Summit Avenue mansion in St. Paul to pay tribute to James J. Hill, famed northwest builder. Mayor proclaims a citywide pause at 2 pm for his memory, with factory whistles sounding at 1:59 pm. Great Northern trains halt nationwide in a coordinated five minute tribute.

A.tee St. Paul Minn James J. Hil Empire Burder Northwest J. M. Gruber Great Northern Railway Summit Avene Harry Kelt Hfe Great Northwest Mr. Hill Hill Great Northern Kiurlington Northern Pacific Simailer Pacific

Preparedness Parade Plans Draw 60000 Marchers

Seattle organizers announced a June 10 preparedness parade with about 60 000 participants expected to march through downtown carrying flags and banners.

SY Morning Journal Greclal Leseeuwide Seattle Wash

Religious groups oppose June 5 preparedness rally in Portland

Portland leaders report that Methodist Presbyterian and artist churches have joined to public record their opposition to a preparedness pride planned for the night of June 5 in Portland Oregon.

Portland Ore

Severe storm hits Memphis area with high winds

Memphis Tennessee on May 30 faced a wind and rain storm that tore through a 30 mile radius at speeds near 72 mph, approaching the 1961 record. Wires fell especially to the west, but police reported no casualties.

Memphis Tenn

Sinn Fein Volunteer Leader Sentenced After Irish Revolt Guilty

Professor John Mui Neill, president of Sinn Fein volunteers, found guilty of complicity in the Irish revolt, has been sentenced to life imprisonment in Dublin but the sentence has not yet been confirmed.

Sium Pela Dublin Vila Lonion John Mui Neill Sinn Fein Volunteers

Gulonel Urges Universal Army Service in Nation's Defense

Roosevelt praises Gulonel for a strong appeal to establish universal military service arguing the Navy and Regular Army alone cannot defend the nation's honor. He stresses mobilization of citizens and readiness beyond existing forces to meet threats.

Gulonel Roosevelt Navy

Professional pacifists score in tense political clash

A political leader denounces certain pacifists as tools of sensual materialists without ideals. The remark frames a broader debate about motives and credibility among supporters and opponents in the ongoing controversy.

Knife Flies From Parade Car In Memorial Day Stunt

In Kone City Missouri a pocket knife was thrown during the Memorial Day parade as a car turned onto Twenty Third Street. The knife struck the rear of the automobile and was found in the street afterward.

Se City Twentythird Street

Roosevelt Addresses Memorial Day on Universal Service and Preparedness

Theodore Roosevelt urged universal training and service in a Memorial Day speech to Civil War veterans, warning Americans of the dangers of isolation and pacifism. He called for international duty, a strong fleet, and leaders free from pork-barrel politics to meet future Europe’s challenges.

Morning Journal Kaneas City Theodore Roosevelt North Europe Roosevelt Grant Lae

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