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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1917
Page
1
A wartime bulletin reports HALG’S GANG mounting a formidable bombardment against German forces. The article notes a shift away from earlier terms like drum or whirlwind fire and conveys mounting confusion within allied lines.
British artillery pounding the Flanders front lays heavy pressure on German positions. German counter-attacks slow, with evacuees noted at hot spots as shells create "hurricane fire" in a standout offensive.
London reports the German infantry made no counter attack against the British offensive on the Flanders front last night as enemy guns intensified fire. The British repelled a raiding party south of Hollebeke and Welsh troops conducted a successful foray near Goyzencourt on the German line.
German general headquarters says destructive artillery fire swept Friday on the Flanders front with no major British infantry attacks. In Soissons region artillery activity rose as Verdun sector saw German storm troops penetrate positions and take prisoners at several points. District Attorney Clyne agrees to return over 90 percent of seized I W W evidence, with trial expected by early next year.
His teammates play almost faultless ball as Cigotte scores 15 and leads a win against the Giants in the opening battle. A determined defensive stand by New York opponents tests the team early.
Eddie Cicotte pitched brilliantly as the Chicago Americans defeated the New York Nationals 2 to 1 at Comiskey Park in the 1917 World Series. J Collins hit a key single and McMullin delivered a clutch double as Chicago fans filled the stands for a 22 000 attendance and a confident start.
New York reports exposing by the state department of Bollo Pasha's activities reopen the state attorney general's inquiry into German intrigue with Ambassador von Bernstorff. Adolph Pavenstedt testified, Alfred Becker left for Washington to brief the French ambassador, and the case moves toward the Paris trial of Lolo. The federal government may reveal more German plots in the U S.
Enid Oklahoma October 6 eight men were convicted of conspiracy to resist the selective draft law and sentenced to six years in federal prison at Leavenworth plus $1000 fines each. A motion for a new trial was overruled and defendants were given ninety days to file bills of exception with bond set at $15000 each.
In an open session before adjournment the Senate confirmed the nominations of Major Generals Pershing and Bliss for promotion to full general. The body also confirmed brigadier generals and bureau heads of the general staff to major generals, with one nomination remaining unconfirmed, Coronel Carl Reichmann.
Fall makes reply to La Follette as committee named to investigate utterances of pro German statesman. Congressional adjournment ends amid debate on disloyalty with La Follette defending his stance and critics accusing him of unpatriotic views.
Representative Heflin faces mild criticism for remarks on Bernstorff funds as La Follette center of political turmoil surges through Congress.
The Journal will publish Monday and Tuesday disclosures from Petrograd after a delay in receiving the report. The materials involve many Russian officials, Count von Bernstorff, and Madame Rosika Schwimmer, a moving figure in the Henry Ford Peace Party.
Denver forecast for Sunday calls for fair weather in the south with unsettled conditions in the north and cooler air in the northeast. Monday is expected to be generally fair.
Headed by Senator Pomerene the senate privileges and elections committee named a bipartisan sub committee to investigate Senator La Follette's St Paul speech. Members include Senators Walsh and Jones and Dillingham and Fall. The panel will meet Monday.
British lines in France and Belgium renewed pressure with a major artillery barrage that crushed German assaults. German morale shows signs of collapse as officers report disarray and poor organization along the Ypres front while British troops prepare for spring offensives with American help anticipated.
Washington reports a nearly 25 percent cut in war risk insurance premiums for American vessels and cargoes in the war zone from 6 44 to 5 per cent. Officials cite decreased U boat activity and sinking rates since September as the cause, marking the first government insurance rate reduction in submarine infested waters.
Washington Oct 6 The Navy avoided confirming the U boat’s destruction after an action between an American destroyer and a German submarine. Vice Admiral Sims reported indications of victory but Admiral Benson warned against relying on circumstantial signs. Allies note German captains may fake losses to divert pursuit.
A Sept dispatch from Helsingfors reports the Finnish senate drafted a bill for definite separation from Russia though no action has been taken. The item notes unrest tied to Russian influence and a push toward autonomy.
D T Hoskins cashier of the San Miguel National Bank was named chairman of the nominations committee at the American bankers association session in Atlantic City He represented Arizona and New Mexico at the convention and was en route home from the event
Santa Fe October 6 1920 Governor of Colorado honored by Cor W F Lindsey requisition for two Italians from Gallup for return to Pueblo. The men are Antonio Sala and Antonio Faboca charged with murder.
Washington October 6 President Wilson signed into law the life insurance and disability allowances bill for American soldiers and sailors. The signing marked the completion of bills before adjournment and all measures were signed with none pocket vetoed.
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