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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1912
Page
1
Bulgarian troops crossed into Turkey prompting calls for peace talks. Governments on both sides sought to avert wider conflict that could redraw Europe’s map, as diplomatic efforts intensified amid escalating tension.
London reports scarce military detail amid strict censorship as Bulgarians cross the Turkish frontier and skirmishes erupt along borders. Turkish cabinet ministers are named amid rising diplomatic tensions in Constantinople while protests target foreign legations and the Italian embassy.
Paris reports bolster peace hopes as Austria signals readiness to join concerted measures to avert war. Premier Poincare and Polignac push a plan to localize conflict, with Russian Foreign Minister Sazonoff signaling approval and ratification likely in London Berlin and Vienna. The proposals invite Turkey to heed Article 23 of the Berlin Treaty for greater home rule.
Chicago report says Mrs. A B E Taylor wife of Dr A B E Taylor a former physiology professor at UC died after falling from a third floor hotel window. Dr Taylor claims accidental fall while she opened the window after asking for water. Police investigate whether she leaped or fell.
Chicago action by State's Attorney Wayman prompts Judge Moran to order subpoenas for the key to a two year old report on levee district conditions. The key, a directory of owners and inmates of disorderly establishments, was stored in the commissions archives. Former US attorney R Edward W Sime resisted production as the information was not for prosecution.
Morning Journal dispatch reports Governor Johnson charging Governor Wilson with shifting views on union labor since his Princeton era. Johnson cites 1909 and 1912 remarks and contrasts them with recent statements. He spoke in Binghamton and towns Wayland Bath Corning before heading to New York City.
Twenty five women delegates to the Topeka branch of a Methodist missionary society were stricken with ptomaine poisoning at a banquet in Trinity Methodist church basement in Denver. 306 delegates attended and several remained in serious condition, with food source under investigation.
Democratic candidate for vice president delivers sharp denunciation of Roosevelt at Harrisburg rally. Marshall attacked as ineffective while pledging reform and unity ahead of the national ticket.
The Democratic presidential hopeful makes six campaigns in the Hoosier State as he completes a green check book and starts for Lincoln amid a strenuous day with planned speeches across Indiana.
Indiana Governor Marshall rails at Roosevelt and Beveridge as self intoxicated by campaign fervor. He warns that allies of Perkins Morgan and Harriman in office would influence policy and tighten corporate control, questioning if their better selves return after the race.
Emporia Kansas October 4 Willian Allen White national progressive committeeman filed with the secretary of state the resignation from the republican ticket of seven of the eight presidential electors chosen at the primary pledged to vote for Roosevelt Dorsey Green of Kansas City refused to resign When Tafts name was placed on the ticket White sent letters to all Roosevelt electors hoping they would resign Seven resignations were to be filed when the contest period expired this week for the independent nominations to appear on the November ballot
In Amey China on October 4 General Pung vowed to sacrifice European lives unless authorities pay 450000 taels about 315000 dollars. Mutinous forces number between 10 000 and 20 1 men. Government troops of 5000 march from Nanking toward Hing Hwa district as missionaries are recalled amid long standing disorder.
Adolph Adelphson Willem Lundgren and Wong Ott were found guilty in San Francisco on a conspiracy to smuggle Chinese from Mexico. The jury urged clemency for Lundgren as prosecutors cited a nationwide conspiracy. witnesses testified that Adelphson and Lundgren received 500 for each Chinese admitted.
In a dynamite hearing Miller alleges evidence shows a wide spread conspiracy by union men to wreck property. He asserts organized action tied to labor groups and accuses multiple defendants of complicity.
New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson campaigned through Indiana delivering six speeches. He accused two Republican factions of backing a third party and attacked tariff benefits as buncombe while questioning steel workers’ wages under United States Steel. He reached Chicago and met with Joseph Davies before tours to Omaha and Lincoln. Direct quotes criticize party leaders for seven and a half years in office.
Morning Journal report details William J. Bryan denouncing financier J. P. Morgan as Patriot No. 2 during a central Kansas swing from Lindsborg to Wichita. Bryan paints Morgan and Roosevelt in political contrast while accusing Morgan of financial influence in campaigns and warning against Wall Street methods.
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports at the Clinton Iowa explosion case trial the executive board of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers is accused of diverting union funds for explosives. District Attorney Miller describes checks signed by President Frank M. Ryan and notes expenditures for organization purposes. He details conspiratorial notes and letters among officers, with references to McManigal, Davis, Bernhardt, and Smythe. The first witness is expected Monday.
Morning Journal dispatch from Salt Lake City reports miners leaders denouncing Utah governor for inaction while urging use of state authority to convene talks. Charles Moyer presided as miners demand a conference to weigh facts in the Bingham strike. General Manager Jackling visited the camp. water was drawn from boiler shovels as strike continued.
Arthur Whitaker aged 12 surrendered to authorities in St Anthony after being driven by hunger from a hay stack where he hid yesterday. He confessed to shooting and killing his mother saying she whipped him. He was taken to the county jail and spoke calmly about the crime.
Senator William Alden Smith and Senator A Pall arrive in Paso as the senatorial committee on Mexican investigation resumes inquiries. They will study conditions among Mexican refugees on the Pacific coast and now focus on immediate local conditions before ending the probe.
Hanover Germany Oct 4 An additional German airman August Birkmeir was killed when his monoplane wing tipped during a curve and the craft fell fifty feet He was dead when recovered at the scene.
William Kabiteke, a professional aviator at the army aviation school in College Park Maryland, plunged 2200 feet during a two hour endurance test when the engine quit. He escaped with only minor scratches after the aeroplane fell.
Pisa announces Aviator Gagllani will attempt a two hour flight across the Tyrrhenian Sea to Bustia on Corsica’s north coast covering about ninety five miles. Three torpedo boats will patrol for assistance. A prior Nice to Corsica attempt by Lt. Bague ended in disappearance.
A rebel soldier was executed by order of his chief for an attempted assault on an American woman after Colonia Juarex incident. Mrs Miles Romney led the child to identify the attacker, and Colonel Enrique Portillo ordered the execution. The 10 year old daughter of Mrs Romney fractured her arm leaping from a second story window but ran for aid.
London reports that Lord MacDonnell the Earl of Dunraven and other leaders push radical amendments to appease Irish unionists. William O'Brien, head of the independent nationalists, is said to back the effort to salvage the home rule bill.
Former President states he did not solicit campaign funds from Archbold and that no promises were made. He confirms lack of awareness about any Archbold donation to his campaign.
Theodore Roosevelt testified before a Senate Investigating Committee defending his administration and campaigns against charges of improper fund use. He denied soliciting money as president and disputed links to July 1904 and Harriman funds, insisting contributions supported state and local efforts rather than a national drive. Roosevelt arrived to cheers, with his former aide Loeb corroborating statements.
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