11 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
1
Robinson's men dominate at home, twice deprived of victory yet rally to swing bats with deadly effect and win handily against WW Boston.
Brooklyn Nationals topple Boston Americans 4 to 3 at Mbetts field as fans flood the diamond in a dramatic celebration. Stengel and Daubert spark multi hit performances while Coombs holds the lead before Gardner’s homer. Umpire O Day rules Daubert safe or out on a close play.
The piece argues voters must reject boss rule and return to populist government, opposing entrenched power in state and county offices. It warns that political bosses dictated nominations and manipulated votes in the past, urging a shift toward accountability in public services and justice.
The readable fragment provides a weather forecast note with scattered terms and names unreadable. No clear region date or actionable forecast could be established from the fragment.
For twenty four hours ending yesterday the maximum temperature was 67 degrees and the minimum 45 degrees. A north wind at times. The sky was cloudy with a trace of rain.
Shipping men report seeing something like a U boat between Boston Light and Minot's Light in the early hours. Observers doubt the sighting due to distance and poor light, but fear German subs may haunt local waters amid ongoing shipping delays to Europe.
Washington officials signaled that no U S submarine may be attacked without warning as discussions over German submarine actions and allied responses involving President Wilson, Ambassador Gerard, and Secretary Lansing continued at Shadow Lawn. The talks covered Mexican decree seizures, campaign plans, and future presidential travel.
Washington discussions focus on whether proper provisions were made for sailors left adrift after U boat attacks off Nantucket and New England. Officials weigh U S policy as President Wilson decides. Allies push limitations on belligerent subs in neutral harbors.
British official statement reports Bulgarian forces retreating to the hills northwest of Ceres after clashing with British troops east of the Struma. The British have occupied the towns of Kalunedra and Homondos in the region.
Fifteen hundred students fled the main University of Wisconsin building after a fire destroyed the structure. The blaze, possibly starting in the literary society room, was fought by university fire brigades and city departments amid a gale. Governor Philipp planned to seek a special appropriation for the building at the afternoon legislative session. A rumor linked the blaze to a cigarette butt.
Paris reports fighting south of the Somme today as French troops take Bovent and large parts of Abaincourt outskirts and Chaulnes wood. About 1,200 prisoners are said to have been captured in the official communique.
President Wilson and Secretary Lansing warn of grave danger in submarine operations near the coast. The alert mirrors concerns raised about British and German submarine warfare.
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