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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
6
War News Roundup From Western Union Mews Despatch
Reports list British steamer and two Italian ships sunk and martial law to continue in Ireland. Rome cites Austrian attacks repulsed, heavy casualties in air raid, and German gains in Champagne contested. French enter Culeres at midnight and are repelled in Alsace. Bulgarians invade Greece, Serbians moved, and Austrians checked near Astico. Americans pursue banditas near Chihuahua as Gen. Gavira seeks joint border action with Pershing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Rome
Champagne
Corfu
Bilontki
Argonne Forest
Alsace
Astico
Candelario Gervintes
Cruces
Chihuahua
Germany
York
London
George T. Langhorne
Eighth Cavalry
Mexico
Marathon
Tex
Boquillas
Fort Bisse
Paso
Gabriel Gavira
Chihnabin
World War Abroad and Domestic Turmoil Reported
Disjointed dispatches describe smallpox death of a consul in Chung King, mass killings near Mexico City, a German peace stance noted in Berlin press, and Gallieni's death at Versailles. U S forces reinforce Santo Domingo as Casement and Bailey face grand jury indictment. Abdul Hamid’s pension cut. Mexican leaders urge trust amid military tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Gallieni
Antil
Paris
Versailles
United States
James Gerard
Munich
Berlin
Tennessee
Santo Domingo
Norfolk
Republic
Roger Casement
Daniel Bailey
Genera ‘Tribune
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Aguilar
Mexico City
Mexico
Lincoln dies pioneer rail builder Joba
A Lincoln funeral report notes Joba Hill pioneer railroad builder died in St Paul Monday morning. The piece also mentions the first heat prostration fatality of the year in Chicago, and touches on court cases and economic contrasts between industrial prosperity and agricultural conditions in Colorado, Wyoming, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba
Lincoln
J. It. Hill
Pioneer
St. Paul
Chicago
Charles Theobald
Carthage
Ohio
Abel -Yaqui
Sonora
California
Douglas
Artz
Dolly Ledgerwood Mattora
Cook County
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Indo Public Int
Butte
Mont
George, M. Courquin
Federal District Court
Colorado
Wyoming
Penvor Bank
Washington House passes district appropriation bill totaling 11651907
The House approved the District of Columbia appropriation measure carrying 11 651 907 dollars. Agriculture committee reported a labor bill classifying animal industry inspectors salaries. Hillard of Colorado introduced a container standard bill for fruit. Overman introduced a public land memorial in Washington for Francis Asbury. Funston instructed Pershing not to discuss withdrawal of American forces from Mexico. Conference notes with Carranza and General Gavira in Namiquipa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
District “of Columbia
House ‘Agriculture ‘Committee
Hillard
Colorado
Overman
Washington
Francis Asbury
Funston
Pershuig
Mexico
Tha
Carranza
Vira
Namiquipa
Cornell Wins Forty First Intercollegiate Meet in Cambridge
Cornell tops the forty first Intercollegiate meet at Cambridge Mayn with 45 points, Yale 29, Stanford 22, California 22 for a distant field. The report notes Dick Kaufman released by Denver Vanpool club and mentions Topeka and St Joseph clubs, while Colorado finished second in a separate conference event with 63 points, followed by the Aggies third and Denver fourth, and Montana at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Cambridge
Mayn
Yale
Stanford
California
Bolivar) Kaufiugs
Piecher
Denver
Vanepall
Kaufman
Topeka
St. Joseph
Weators
Tacomy
Union Park
Deaver
Colorado College
Thord
National and political notes from a busy period
Reports from St. Louis Chicago and New York cover Democratic and Republican party movements, Rockefeller Foundation war relief funding, a New York murder trial verdict, a Federation of Women’s Clubs session on internationalism, and a major street demonstration. Names include Benes Kremer Rockefeller Arthur Walto Peck Lamar Morgan Palmer Waite and Hilton Hilfes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Benes ‘Kremer
Hijtie
Mont
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
National
Rockefeller: Foundation
New
Arthur Warren Walto
New York
E B. Peck
Grand Napida
Mich
Charles PD
Hilfes
Republican
National’ Committee
Chicago
Qeneral Federation of Women's Clubs
David Lamar
Wolf
Wall Street
Tha’fadoral Penitentiary
Atlanta
Alanah Palmer
Congress
Fr. P. Morgan & Company
Postgn
Arthur Warren Waite
John B. Peck
New Mexico State News Highlights and Local Incidents
A compendium of New Mexico notices lists upcoming events from June to September including county fairs, conventions, and reunions. It notes oil drilling near Columbus, bank resources in Albuquerque, a new church at Columbus, and civil appointments plus multiple burglaries and public works across Roswell, Clovis, Gallup, and Raton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Raton
Columbus
Albuquerque
McDonald
Higino’ Chavera
John C. Montoya
Anderson Place
Clovis
New Mexico Democrats Elect Twelve Delegates to National Convention
The Democratic state convention in New Mexico elected twelve delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Each delegate holds four halves of a vote and is instructed to cast votes for President Wilson and Vice President Marshall. A. A. Jones of Las Vegas signaled his Senate bid. Delegates listed include Seligman, Chambers, FrenGer, Casaus, Blake, Jackson Agee, Cook, Duran, Ross, and Baca, with Pino among others. The platform praised Wilson’s leadership, praised restraint from war, and backed military expansion, the ship purchase bill, rural credits, and a nonpartisan tariff commission. The nominating convention is set for Aug 30 in Santa Fe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucymeart
Roswell
Red Cross
Raton
Infantry
A. P. Tarkington
H.F. Boone
R. F. Prentice
Quay
Guadalupe
McDonald
Charles
Hed_Crous_Society
New’ México
Ocean To Ocean Highway Association
Magdalena
Paul Husbler
Jeff Woodward
Santa Fe
State Educational Association
Robert Wiley
New Mexico
John’ M. Wiley
Silver City
West Point
Oklahoma
Hid
Mitchell
McIntire
Hominy
Osage County
Sidaling
Quay County
Dick Lewis
Las. Vweuas
Western
Union News Service
Albuquerque
New Mex
Wilson
Marshall
A. A. Jones
Las Vegas
the Interior Department
United States
Arthur Seligman
Santa Fé
Clarence Chambers
Gallup
Numa Frenger
Las Cruces
J. M. Casaus
Albert. Blake
Artesia
Jackson
Agee
George EH
Cook
Ocerro
Juan J. Duran
Clayton
Rom Ross
BE G. de. Baca
America
Mexico
Congress
Brothers Shot to Death in Colfax County
Fred and Paul Woolfolk brothers living on a Colfax County homestead were killed by Dr C R Breis who surrendered after allegedly seeking to settle a score with a Winchester rifle. Authorities hold Breis as the motive centers on alleged attentiveness to Mrs Breis with three shots fired. Fred’s body burned and clothing soaked as part of the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothera
Aaton
Fred
Paul Woolfolk
Here
I Colfax
C. R. Breis
Woolfolks
Breis
Woolfolk
Brels
Woman Dies in Gasoline Blaze in Santa Fe Incident
Local report details a gasoline explosion in Santa Fe injuring Mrs. William Wilson of Roswell. She survived initial hours with severe burns before succumbing as rescuers treated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FéWhen
Wichael’ Wilson
Roswell
Fire in Alamo Forest Under Investigation
Albuquerque reports a large fire in the Alamo forest and adjacent state land. Officers say about 150 men are needed to control the blaze as two Mexicans are under surveillance for possible arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Radium Found in Las Vegas Springs
Report by Dr Fay ette J Jones president of the State School of Mines finds radium in the Las Vegas hot springs near East Las Vegas New Mexico after an examination indicates the waters carry an appreciable amount of radium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Here
Fayette J. Jones
State School of Mines
Pioneer Preacher Dies at Artesia in New Mexico
Roswell Reverend J C Gage longtime Pecos Valley pioneer and former Roswell resident died at his Artesia home after a long illness at age 71. Funeral services were held in Artesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
War Order Scares Negro in New Mexico
Joseph Brazzell of Roswell, a 30 year old Black member of Battery A New Mexico National Guard, died after reportedly being startled by a war order. Brazzell had come from Eagle Springs, Texas, and was described as scared to death upon encountering the battery in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett Hardin
Tyrone
Roswell Battery
Roswell
Banta Fé
N. M
Joseph
Brazzell
New Mexico National Guard
Columbus
Eagle Springs
Tex
Greece Enters World War On Allied Side Amid Balkan Turmoil
May 31 report from London notes Greece officially joins the entente as Greek and Bulgarian forces clash near Demirhisar. Athens fortifies forts. abdication rumors of King Constantine and Venizelos return are floated. Berlin war office confirms occupation of Greek territory while Greek rights are said to be respected. Lloyds says British at Southgarth sunk. Verdun fighting continues with German gains near two miles of French trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Greece
Balkan
Demur-Hissar
Athens
Constantine
India
Pittedsway
Venizelos
Near
Turkey
Verdun
Paris
Nation honors dead heroes at Memorial Day services
President Wilson spoke at Arlington National Cemetery defining Americas spirit and urging voluntary military service. Veterans and civilians, including Civil War veterans and naval salutes, gathered as government offices closed and Memorial Day ceremonies spread from Washington to New York and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Arlington
Washington
Daughters of the Union
Confederacy
America
National Cemetery
Maine
Honolulu
Potomac River
Senate
House of Representatives
New York
Nami
Mexico
Villa
Tribute at Hill Bier Draws 5000 in St Paul
More than 5,000 people gathered in St. Paul Minnesota on Tuesday to pay tearful tribute at the bier of James J Hill famed as the empire builder of the Northwest. The crowds reflected the broad respect for Hill whose efforts helped shape regional growth and railway expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Bier
St. Paul
Minn
James J. Hill
Empire Builder
Northwest
Army Concentration Reported Near Chihuahua
Dispatches from El Paso report a Mexican force massing near Chihuahua, with about 22 000 troops concentrated in the territory. The Army headquarters were informed by General Bell detailing the large mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan_ Antonio
Tex
Mosby Confederate Cavalry Leader Dies at 83
Col Mosby, famed Confederate cavalry commander, dies in Garfield hospital at age 83. The long time military figure passed away after a storied career ending in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mosby
Washington
Garfield
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