28 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
1
The Corporation Commission plays a key role in securing a concession never before allowed by railroads. The measure grants a single fare rate for round trips by teachers attending the meeting.
Secretary Warner announces one fare round trip for all New Mexico points to the Albuquerque convention November 20 to 25. Tickets sold November 18 to 22 with a December 1 return, a first for the state and backed by the railroad commission.
Report shows maximum 73 degrees minimum 25 degrees range 8 degrees and 6 p m temperature 58 degrees. Favorable southwest winds and clear skies noted throughout the period.
Secretary J. H W. Wingter prepares for a registration of 2,000 attendees during the convent event.
Three officers and eight salesmen were indicted on charges of using malls to defraud through selling cheap whiskey. About 500000 in assets allegedly outlined since 1907 via liquor trade manipulation. Adolph, Felix and Leonard Prince released on bonds. Felix bound at 5000 dollars. others at 3000 dollars each.
In Parliament David Lloyd George said British troops are cooperating with French forces near the Greece Serbia frontier. The premier Asquith's military situation statement, due tomorrow, has been postponed.
President Wilson and Secretary Redfield discuss measures to aid American merchants after the European war. Proposals include making selling by foreign firms below production cost illegal as unfair trade, and amending the Clayton act to permit cooperative selling abroad. Federal Trade Commission favors allowing cooperative selling agencies. Officials consider tariff changes unlikely as a solution to dumping.
A long Washington note to London denounces British interference with neutral trade, attacks blockades, and questions the legality of orders in council while defending neutral shipping rights. It argues the United States seeks equal treatment and views British actions as harming its commerce and ships.
In Sochaczew the triangle of death left by war houses peasants in trenches turned into shelters. Abandoned trenches supply timber and fires while four to a dozen corpses lie in each grave, with names painted on crates above. The scene mixes ruins, salvaged materials, and a grim frontier between war memory and daily life.
Governor George W. P. Hunt issued a proclamation urging Arizona residents to send food and clothing to Copper miners on strike since September 11. Strikers from Morenci Metcalf camps moved to Duncan and other mining camps, part blaming Clifton miners for arbitration defeat.
Note reports an American ambassador to receive a document from a messenger and present it to Sir Edward Grey. The item notes presidential approval and forwarding toward page, indicating diplomatic steps in the note system.
Reports say Villa forces near the Arizona line could face disarmament if they breach the boundary. The rumor involves a Chihuahua chief and a potential violation of the American border by Mexican forces.
Reported by cowboys the Villa army advancing from Sonora reached near the international border eighteen miles east of Agua Prieta as Colonia Morelos is watched. Villa officials oversee artillery wagons while U S troops bolster a 6500 strong border patrol ahead of possible action. George Carothers of the state department traveled to El Paso.
A note indicates the document is strongly worded with objections to Great Britain's policy. No update on whether the document has been modified was available tonight.
OfY Correspondent Bennett Describes Changes since the struggle between the Czar and Kaiser There. The report notes strategic shifts and evolving frontline conditions as observers assess the impact on troop movements and local control.
An American correspondent records Jewish refugees in Sochaczew after a six month German siege. He notes their fragile relief money, nightly bombardments, and poignant messages to relatives in New York seeking news of loved ones and a promise to write back.
Governor Ferguson issued a proclamation offering a reward of 1090 dollars dead or alive for Luis de la Rosa and Anieto Pivane, alleged leaders of raids in the Rio Grande region. He directed a communication to President Wilson to urge cooperation with Mexico’s government and American authorities to restore peace along the border.
At the New York New Haven and Hartford Rail road annual meeting no business was concluded as proxies delayed vote on directors and annual statements. Proposals by A P French and Hugh W Oxden sought authority to prosecute former directors and to compel action on minority stockholders lawsuits. Tellers were to continue late into the night and possibly all night.
Official war office dispatch from Petrograd notes minor attacks west of Higa and near Triskul repelled. German efforts northwest of Tacobstadt and toward Neuselburg halted by Russian fire. Artillery duels and counterattacks around Nedyehku and Kamenoukha yield prisoner captures. Russian troops advance at Konstantinovka. Continuous bombardments and limited fighting persist in several sectors.
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