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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
1
In a voluntary departure, Vivians and Associates surrender position to allow broader public input in government. The move signals a bid to broaden representation across the French cabinet and national policy discussions.
A broad coalition ministry led by Aristide Briand as premier and foreign affairs head forms in Paris. The cabinet unites radical, republican socialist, democratic left, royalist, clerical, and liberal factions, with General Gallieni as war minister and Rear Admiral Lacaze heading the navy. The lineup includes Bourgeois, Viviani, Painleve, Guesde, Sembat, Thomas, and others, signaling a unified stance on wartime governance.
Local weather report for twenty four hours ending at 6 pm notes yesterday’s high of 74, a low around 52, current 57, and southwest wind prevailing.
The list names Joseph Thierry as under secretary for subsistence Justin Godart for sanitary service Rene Besnard for aviation Louis Nail for marine and Jules Cambon as general secretary of foreign affairs Albert Dalimier as under secretary for fine arts. The under secretaries for interior and foreign affairs were not disclosed.
Villa forces around Chihuahua City total about 2,120 men based on southern arrivals. A lone troop train reportedly sped south toward Juarez as Villa troops near Vila Athumada facedCarranza adherent threats. Desertions from Villa Ahumada totaled 960 as detachment moved toward Casas Grandes, leaving dead horses and discarded gear along the march.
William Cameron, a mail carrier between Picabo and Carey, Idaho, killed his wife’s parents John and Anna Adamson, his brother-in-law James Adamson, and his wife, then shot himself. His wife and the couple’s three other children escaped as Cameron died or lay fatally wounded. The killings followed a divorce suit and a prior jail sentence for assault.
John W Stewart a former U S senator and former Vermont governor died suddenly of heart disease at age 90 in Middlebury Vermont He served as governor and represented Vermonts First district in Congress from 1883 to 1891 and was appointed to the unexpired Senate term in 1908 after Redfield Proctors death He also served as speaker of the Vermont House and as a state senator.
New York, Oct 29. Republican National Committee chair Charles Hilles criticized President Wilson and urged a strong campaign on tariffs and economy. Chicago St Louis and Dallas bid for the Democratic convention while Hilles expects Taft not to seek another nomination and notes contests in Kentucky and Oregon.
Morning Journal reports from Eagle Pass Texas that Carranza forces began marching with commis sary and supply trains and cavalry mounts to Agua Prieta. Border command changes at Piedras Negras place Zuazua under Cuellar, Castro remaining for a Carranza conference, and Eliseo Arredondo plus former Minnesota Governor Lind arriving in Piedras Negras with Wilson envoy credentials.
Austro German forces press Serbs from three fronts as Serbs resist with aid from the south. French and British units report advances near Austrian lines while Bulgarians recapture Veles toward Ushkup. In Champagne La Courtine remains contested as German artillery duels continue. Eastern fronts show no major changes per Petrograd and Vienna. Yugoslav and Balkan hostilities persist near the Goritsia bridgehead with Italian front largely stable. Japan joins the anti separate-peace pact and France forms a new coalition cabinet replacing Vivien.
Tokyo reports official correspondence showing Japan joined Great Britain France and Russia in the September 5 18914 pledge not to seek separate peace during the war without alliance consensus. Japan adhered October 9 in London amid entente invitations. Lord Sydenham casts doubt on current peace overtures amid German setbacks.
Breweries in St Louis agreed to contribute 109000 to a 100600 fund for securing the Republican national convention and 16000 to a similar fund for the Democratic national convention. Each fund totals 52050. The drive to bring one or both conventions to St Louis will be a state wide effort with a goal of 200000 subscribed by November 12.
Philip B. Stewartson, son of former Senator Stewart, died tonight in Denver. The speaker had gone to his father's bedside earlier.
M Duncan Bowen and J Frank Storey faced federal action after Bowen, linked to the American-Canadian Security Loan Co, collected large sums from ranchers by promising loans on their property for a 1 percent fee. No loans were ever issued, according to U.S. District Attorney Harry B. Tedrow. The case, heard by a Denver grand jury, will await trial in Denver.
Telegram from Scutari Albania reports Montenegrin forces stormed an Austrian position near Susagora near Visegrad in Bosnia, gaining control of the area, inflicting heavy losses, and taking many prisoners as they established a firm foothold in the region.
Chicago October 24 The fiscal year after the European war began saw American shoe expenditures fall by 90 million dollars. John E. Wilder president of the National Association of Tanners reported at the convention that households stretched existing footwear longer but soon resumed buying new shoes as before.
A protest by the Mexican convention governor against troop movements through U S territory prompts U S orders to military authorities near Matamoros. Carranza forces embark from Manangani to Guaymas to aid Dietres in Yaqui valley while Villa government faces pressure as Canaries unrest worsens and Carranza arrives Piedras Negras to meet Washington envoy Arredondo.
A wave of warnings circulated as Villa partisans threaten American life and property in Sonora unless Carranza troops are not allowed to pass into Agua Prieta. Seven Americans held by Villa troops include James Carr and William Doran. friction mounted as reinforcements from Piedras Negras were reported en route to Douglas.
Reports indicate Mexican forces may delay action while ACeteral Cades receives 16 field guns and large ammunition stocks. Six gatas enter Douglas with 53 shells cases as 5 000 to 6 000 U S troops guard the border and artillery unloads 306 090 rounds. Generals Will and Catles meet and set aside past differences while HM looms near Agua Prieta as tension rises.
In a dispatch from Petrograd reports claim German forces failed to seize Dvinsk and Riga due to difficult terrain and a critical ammunition shortage. The fragment notes German supply issues as a key constraint on mass troop movements and offensives.
J Morgan owner of Morgan firm undergoes appendectomy after mild appendicitis. He had recovered from two bullet wounds inflicted by Erich Muenter and remains in good health with doctors predicting a prompt recovery. Stock market reactions were minimal as the operation proceeded at noon with doctors Markoe Lyle and Smith.
Dr. B. W. Caldwell and fellow Red Cross physicians traveled via Paris to Germany and Switzerland to render medical care to Russian prisoners held on German soil.
Montenegrin forces oppose a Teuton advance in the Black Mountain region as invaders seek a strategic foothold. Oerco and Rumania are discussed in the broader entente context with regional resistance noted.
Russian forces press eastward toward the Vilna Dvinsk railway line as Austrians and Germans yield ground in the north. The campaign remains stalemated with limited territorial changes reported.
A dispatch from Athens reports that the French after three days of fighting have occupied Sthromitsa and pushed about thirty two kilometres into Bulgarian territory. The Hulgerians suffered heavy losses.
The Times Athens correspondent reports Bulgars recaptured Velestopralu Serbia, Velest is 23 miles southeast of Uskup on the rail between Uskup and Salonmiki. British and French forces fight to slow German Austrian Bulghar advance in the region.
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