04 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1916
Page
1
In New York Hughes argues rights cease to be rights if not enforced and peace hinges on maintaining national honor. He insists American rights must be fearlessly protected worldwide and warns against deceiving promises on peace or prosperity.
A confirmatory message reports Parral captured by Ville forces. The Parral Mining Company worker arrived from Torreon while Eagle Patranza soldiers moved through Santa Rosalia.
An unofficial telegram from Sayville on November 4 reports the Sevastopol struck a mine several days earlier and was badly damaged.
Rome dispatch reports Italian forces in the Carso region advancing toward the Witppach river with more than one kilometer gained and 553 prisoners taken. The clash bounds the broader battle lines as Austro German forces fend off Romanian advances and Russian fronts shift with minor gains for Germany.
New York Nov 4 The completion of negotiations with the Russian government for a 59 090 000 five year 1 2 per cent loan by a banking syndicate led by the National City Company controlled by the National City Bank adds to foreign borrowings here excluding South America to more than two billion dollars. Negotiations spanned over three months and at one point a loan of 150 000 000 was considered. Part of the loan is to be used in paying for a four percent portion of a 50 000 000 railroad equipment order placed with American manufacturers.
Reported official confirmation that the Deutschland will return to Germany sparks debate over convoy doctrine and belligerent rights near American waters as Secretary Lansing, at Watertown, N Y, handles conduct questions until after the election.
A Lloyds dispatch from Falmouth reports the British steamer Ponus ashore and on fire in Falmouth Bay. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the incident involves a steerage vessel near the Cornwall coast with fire reported.
A cryptic report from Birmingham Ale describes eighteen megrees nine white men and three escaped ta jery amid debris from a biagt camed in Onentug.
Field dispatch from Mexico reports Babi cera ranch cowboys with home guards from Namiquipe defeated a Villista force of about 50. Several killed and eleven captured as American camp at Valle is referenced amid unsettled border action.
After more than a decade in state courts, Tegeerdory-Stenfeld CSE ENS WM and Metafela settle their long dispute. The receivers report assets total 31 616.62 cash plus notes of 15 600 each, and 64 percent to plaintiff with 36 percent to defendant. All accounts are settled and receivers discharged.
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