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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1916
Page
1
Reports say the British steamers Marina and Rowanmore were sent to the bottom by German submarines without warning. The fate of the Americans aboard remains uncertain, prompting grave questions about maritime safety and wartime conduct.
Reports from Washington say the German submarine attack on the Marina and Rowanmere, partly American crews aboard the British ships, prompts serious questions over neutral rights. Consul Frost cautions provisional details require full verification before state department action.
Long Branch New Jersey October 30 President Wilson ordered full details on the sinking of the British steamship Marina by a submarine and directed the State Department to furnish information as it arrives. He would not issue a statement until complete details are received.
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies in New Mexico on Wednesday with mild temperatures and light winds. Residents should expect minor temperature changes and no significant precipitation.
Weather summary notes yesterday’s high of 9 degrees and a low of 7 degrees. Clear sky conditions prevailed with light southerly winds.
Holm of Bursum speaks to a large crowd in the city arguing the need to explain why roads were not built under territorial rule. He faces questions about wages, road work, and government waste while critics demand accountability for the leopard era and its alleged misuses.
Preliminary reports indicate doubt about whether the Marina tried to escape and whether it was under charter to the British government. The ambiguous details suggest questions about the ship’s intentions and official affiliation.
Newport News Virginia October 30. At the offices of United States Shipping Company the Don aldson line stated that the Marina is not a transport for the She and remains a merchantman. The list of Americans aboard includes Fr H Smith Richmond and Philadelphia foremen, George W Wheeler Lancaster Pa, J J Harrison Philadelphia, Eddie Martin Chicago, H B Bennett Richmond Va, and many others with cities across the U S including Baltimore New York and Wilmington.
German forces mounted a vigorous counter attack north of Le Maisonnette and near Biaches recapturing parts of their trenches while 412 French troops were taken prisoner. British and French advances occurred to the river’s north near Les Boeufs Morval Sailly Saillisel with captures reported on both sides.
The candidate drew large crowds at multiple Ohio centers during a tour that featured a torchlight parade lasting about ninety minutes before dispersing prior to the expected finish. Supporters hailed the event as a sign of strong statewide interest.
Ambassadors Arredondo and Cabrera move to quell charges over U S neutrality policy. A manifesto backing Carranza’s presidency urges constitutional order and peace after six years of war. Atlantic City talks report Mexico restoring normal conditions and troops ready to deter Villa forces.
The appointment of Count Terauchi to lead Japan sparks intense debate over throne influence and military policy. Analysts cite fears of sabre rhetoric and strive for constitutionalism as Viscount Kato urges a peaceful, constitutional path and a two party system forms through the fusion of GOP allied groups.
Kaisers Chief of Staff scouts a belief that the Allies cannot break through the Western front lines. He argues Germany is positioned to prevail in the conflict.
An interview with Chief of the German General Staff von Hindenburg and General von Ludendorf reveals confidence in victory, rejection of peace, and hopes for a final decision, with cautious belief that battles in 1917 may shape the war. Austria-Hungary shared the same sentiment while acknowledging public longing for peace.
Lindley M. Garrison declines to confirm or deny Charves allegations while asserting Bailey told the truth. He maintains a cautious stance and offers no further comment on the matter.
President Wilson telegraphed Walter Lippmann denying Senator Lodge’s claim that he considered adding a caveat to the note to Germany. He says no posturing or rewording occurred except self inserted additions, and no resignation was threatened over any arbitration proposal.
In New York on October 36 1905 Henry Ford plans a half page to advertise for President Wilson praising his administration arguing to avoid Wall Street influence and to reward him with continued service. Ford states he supports Wilson despite lifelong Republican ties citing peace prosperity and war avoidance.
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