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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
GERMAN REPORTS TELL
OF LITTLE CHANGE

Borln. Aug. Cvia London, 5;55 p.
M )-Mittau, the capital OF the Rus
sian province OF Courland. twenty-five
miles southeast of Riga, has been oe-
cupied by German troops according
10 the official statement issued today
by the German army headquarters
staff
Northwest Of Lom2a, capital Of the
province of Lomza. 20 miles south
west of suwallci the statement adds.
the German troops have reached the
Narew river and are overcoming OBJ
stinate resistance on the part OF the
Ruesians
Before Warsaw. the announcement
says. the situation Is unchanged.
The text of the statement follows
"ln the western theater. West of
the Argonne. by a surprise bayonet
attack we occupied several enemy
trenches capturing four officers and
l42 men and taking one machine gun,
"1n the Nosges the French, i'm the
evening again attacked our line Of
Schrot2mannele-B Barrenkopf, and vio-
lent fighting proceeded all night The
French We're repulsed
South OF the Ban-De-Sapt our ar
tillery shot down q French captive
balloon.
"Near Iongmcr. cast OF Gerard
mer. one of our battle aeroplanes
forced "a French acroplano to land.
"Gn the eastern war the0ter: After
fighting Mtau was occupied by our
troops The town on the whole is
not damaeed.
EAST of Poniewic2 fighting dcvel-
oped which is proceeding favorahly
for MS.
Northwest Of Lomza our troops
reached the Narew river after over
coming obstinate resistance at vari-
Gus points one officer and 003
men were captured,
con the remainder Of the front to
the Nistula we are advancing. We
captured one officer and $50 men,
Before Warsaw the situation is un-
changed
"ln tho southeastern war theater:
North of the heights near PodIanie
which we captured July 81 our troops
under General von Woyrach yester-
day advanced under heavy firing
through the wooded district east
ward The retreating enemy lost L.
500 prisoners and eight machine guns.
Before fvangefed the Austre-Hun-
garian troops have been victorious,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
NEW TORPEDO BOAT
DESTROYER DELIVERED

Philadelphia. Aug. 2 The new
torpedo boat destroyer Ericsson, built
by the New York Shipbuilding COM
pauy. was delivered to the govern
ment at the Philadelphia navy yard
today
The Ericsson, which is 300 feet
long, has engines Of 200 horsepow-
or and on her trial trip developed a
speed of twenty-nine knots. After be-
ing placed in commission she will be
sent 10 the torpedo station M New
port, r. l., for further tests and trials.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
RUSSIAN AIMS ARE
SAME AS HER ALLIES

London. Aug. C1:O1 D. m)-Count
AleHaudre G.. Benckendorff. the Rus
sian ambassador 20 Great Britain, is
sued i'm London today q statement re-
viewing Russias position after a year
of war laying stress ON the identity
of aims of Russia and Great Britain
and asserting that peace was impos-
siblo except on our own conditions =
Commenting on the reports that
Russia was dissatisfied with the ef-
forts the entente allies were making
in the west, he said
1T has been said that the Russian
public hoped for a strong offensive
In the west while the Germans were
making their onset in the east This
may be so, but not a trace of ill-feei-
ing has been manifested and the sober
view which considers only military
possibilities has always prevailed No
where has the colossal effort of Great
Britain and France i'm the DarGanelles
been more appreciated than i'm Rus
STA"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03

uuhs upon American shipping these
.ii can og met and the rght stll re-
served to sink merchant ships II the
owners are compensated. Germany S
lol mai declaration of war zone is
neld to Justify special measures 10
keep supplies from her enemies
An answer to the British notes soon
VIII nc Forthcoming, as officials here
nave been prepared 10 some extent
lor the presentations made today and
nave gathered material ia rehutt8L
tfedlcuuhs We're lacking however. as
10 lhe course to be taken ina regard
to ihe German note or as to other
cases involving practically the same
principles as the FrNe incident
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
STRIKE NOT
MARRIED BY VIOLENCE

M0sscna, n Y, Aug. 2.-The third
day of the strike Of several hundred
employees Of the Aluminium Company
of America here passed without fur
ther violence today. Wholesale ar
rests by the militia of alleged riot
leaders, coupled with the return Of
numerous strikers TO their places to-
day, led the authorities tonight TO
forecast an early return to normal
conditions
Sheriff Day stated that the troops
might be withdrawn In day or two.
Joseph Solunsh, a Polish striker
who was shot during the first clash
with the company's guards on Satur-
day died tonight in an Ogdensburg
hoaptal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
.EASTLAND PROBE
PROV0kES CLASH
OF AUTHORITIES
Secretary RedfieId ReaontS the
Fact That Two Inspectors
Are Brought Before Him in
Handouts,
ray aoaspa loosaA. srsonl lr.sso u,ss

10y moRaiNa iouHnA. sptctAt tEAseo wiesi
Chicago. AuE Conflict be-
tween the department of commerce
land states Attorney Muclay arose to-
day during the Investigation of the
steamer Elstluu1 disaster because
Robert Reid and G.. q Hckliff fed
cral steamboat inspectors |ho gave
the lIastand its last license, were
brought hmdcuffcd together before
Secretary of Commerce Rcdfeld and
the steamboat inspection service
board.
Application for % writ of huboaB
corpus tu take the Inspectors from
state officers was filed with Federal
Judge Lundis by the inspectors at
tOrncy alter a consultation Win a.. l..
Thurman, solicitor OF the department
Of commerce. Judge Lands Will hear
the ease tomorrow,
Brought la Mnnaclcd.
During the day. several members of
the steamboat inspection service gave
testimony as to tho inspection of the
If2stond before Secretary ltcdfield
who is conducting am inquiry as pro-
Vided by the rules of the department
of commerce Latc In the day while
Ira B Mansfield. inspector Of hulls
lat ChIcago. WAS tcstlfyIug Inspectors
Reid ana Eckltf Who are iu iuiL hay
Ing been arrested ON coroners nit
timus were brought into the room,
manaclcd TO deputy shcrilf.
The handmffed inspectors walked
up i'm front of Secretary Rcdfleld and
rnlscd their manaclcd hands while the
deputy sheriff removed the handouts
Begins Right for Release.
fff ar F Ft
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
Covernor Anpoinfs Notaries

Santa re. Aug. 2--Governor Nc
Donald to-day appointed Helen NJ. CAL
kins, Of Grant county, Philip M. San
chez, of Mora county and w w. Was
sun. Of Chaves county. notaries pub
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
No Word Comes of Evacuation
of Warsaw and SIayS Are
Making Fierce Resistance
to Teuton Advance,
BRITISH SUBMARINE
NEAR CONSTANT TIN0PLE
Smashes Turkish Vessel Be-
Iieyed to Be Gunboat and
Shells Troop and Ammuni-
ten Trains

A"ibNHs aus AAi r. u. Whuo
tho Austro-Germans continue 10 Tight
en- the wings of their great eastern
battle front with success az both eN-
uemittes including the occupation of
MIuu In the north ana further prog
res8 beyond Chelm I'm southeast Po-
land, tho situation before Waaaw
proper remains unchanged and ob-
scure.
Few additional details have reached
London concerning the plans for the
Abandonment OF the city. but appar-
emily Che time has not arrived for the
kussinns 60 relnquish their precari-
GUS hold on the capital or az least no
word of It's evacuation has come to
London.
Iyangorod Nearly Invested.
lvangorod, southeast or Warsaw,
heretofore enormously reported invest
ed, ia now nearing that state In fact, ac-
c0rdnp TO the Berlin announcement
| lut trom lyangorod eastward to
/ Chelm, ana beyond, the Russians who
mad to abandon the railway are flight
ling most desperately in an endeavOr
/ TO hold up Field Marshal Won Mack
onsen's advance northward into Po-
land. a movement which seriously
I threatens the Russian center retiring
from Warsaw,
/ The western theatre has furnished
nothing TO alter the situation and II
remained for the British navy to fur
lrish an unexpected contribution TO the
days news with tho Blnking OF a Ger
man destroyer off the German coast
by a submarine, and u strange assort-
,ment OF performances hv nneiNtT
Iriti uNdersea boat operating Ia the
sea- OF Maimofa4
During Feat Of submarine.
The craft not only erept 80 close
Ito COnstantinople as 70 launch tor
pedoes at lighters in the Golden Horn,
presumably awaiting munitions from
mo araenal, but with it's guns bonn
barded and for time tied up the rail
way skirting the Asiadc coast, delay
ing a troop train and causing havoc
iumong the ammunition stores. I'm ad-
ldition the submarine considerably
! damaged Turkish shipping and sunk
one craft believed 10 be a gunbOat.
I prouOuuccmeuts at Petrograd and
by the Russian ambassador at Lon
don indicate that Russia and England
are anxious to brand as unfounded tho
lrccurrcnt reports that the Russian
people are disgrunted at the showing
Great Britain and France have made
i'm tho west which might create u sit
uation unfayorahle to the continued
unity OF the allies
No Separate Peace.
No hint of q separate peace or Of
dissatisfaction with England's policy
comes from any authoritative sources
ana Count Bonl5endorff made 1t plain
I that while there may have been some
/ sentimental popular feeling IN his
country for a. diversion in the west 20
Idclleve the strain in Russia, there had
/ been no criticism cmanatlng from
those who understood the military sit
/ untion,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03
Carranza Victory al Torrcon.

Vera Cruz. Aug. at was offi-
cialy announced tonight by General
Carranza that the consttutionalists
had won a victory at Torreon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-08-03


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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-10

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ton Sets, Pocket Sets, Ever-Reae
Star, Autostrap, Sixtelle Razor
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
GIVES ANOTHER SIDE
A. NJ. Young Receives Telegrams Re
futlng Statements Made by Garner
Before Committee Yesterday.

A. NJ Young when asked todny fnr
statement In regard to f. G. Gar
ners testimony given before the lepis
lntive committee, yesterday handed
the Times reporter the following tele
grams, which In view Of the tpstImo
ny given by Mr.. Garner, will prove
very interesting to the public:
OMAHA, Neb., Feb 27.-Nelthe,
the Guarantee Fund Life nor anyone
representing II ever paid you or any
one else one dollar or any other sum
Of money, either directly or lndirecte.
ly, to influence Legislation or gain ad
mlttance to Oklahoma aud any state
ment 10 the contrary IL false. ]. &
burlington, president; ] Hughes, sec
retary,
BURLINGTON, Iowa Feb 81
The Merchants Life Association Bur.
lington, Iowa, positively did not give
you, directly or indirectly any money
fV favorable legislation or privilege
OF being admitted into your state. and
no money was furnished You FOR any
purpose whatever Merchants LIFE
Insurance Company r j kuhle
meier, secretary,
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Feb - Your
wire received. This company never
furnished you any money at any time
TO influence legislation or otherwise
Garner has been recently threnten
Ing to make some kind Of statement Ia
the Legislature unless paid something
Tor silence, We absolutely refused Ia
pay him anything. Bankers Life
company by George Kuhns, vice pres.
ideut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
SHIPPING PROBE
SCOPE Is GREAT
Government Will Insist on Ending Of
Detention Of American Vessels Fol.
lowing Grand jury Investigation.


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
PEACE MEETING
ON IN CHICAGO
All Parts Of Nation Represented in
Conference 10 Promote Early Close
Of War.

CHICAGO. Feb 2I "A uatouaI
peace conference was opened here to.
day for the purpose of adopting a
plan los which the sympathy. ufm
eucc and aid OF rh, American people
may be- rendered mtiuu, involved m
the European war and the cause or
early peace promoted
The conference. which wa, attend
.cd 10y peace advocates from uIl parts
of the nation. was held under the aus
pirc, " the Emergency Federation NJ
Peace Furcc> Miss Jane Adams m
Chicago was the chairman. The con
ference will close tomorrow night
Edwin n Mead of Boston In nu
address. said that iu the present Eu
rupoau crises tine neutral mtIuu> had
been silent too long
The representatives should meet
iu conference ou common welfare and
our own government should take the
lead Mr. Mead said
we should take strong purt iu
the creation of q league of peace our
people mist give definite and persist
cur Thought 90 their opportunity aud
duty"
"rhr D0-rnur of women from the
councils NJ state partially II not
IurFIf b.. r,.u.u.iIH, frr trr rnutiru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
RELIGION IN ARMIES
English Fighters Filled With Puritan
Spirit Says Herbert Stead; COlOnels
Lead In Prayer.

NEW YORK, Feb. q Eugland's
army IL filled with the Puritan spirit
that animated CrOmwells lronsidcs,
according to f. Herbert Stend, ~
Browning Hall, London who arrived
here last night on the Baltic MIR
Stead Is a brother Of the late W r.
Stead. the nOtcd British journalist
THE result NJ this war from the
religious point NJ view" said MIR
Stead, promises to be- real national
regeneration. The army now IL filled
with the Puritan spirit as no army
ever has been since Cromwell's time
Rarely do the men gO Into the
trenches until they have offered pray.
er l heard of several different com
panles that would not go into battle
until after prayer, the men even In
slsting on their colonel leading them
In prayer"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
War at a Glance

The efforts NJ the German and Au,
tnm urmr- tu crumplr both end. of
the Dous Russian front nrr reported
ro have been checked rnuogmd states
that the German dra,r u Warsaw
from the north has been rouurrrpd
The ulfrm report from I'erIu -ul-
that the new russian forces have up.
pcnrrd boz northern Poland and begun
attacks \rnr konO the statement
announces 100 Russian, were capt
urrd
Ia eastern Galicia, nt the other end
NJ the front the Russians are reported
to have rpcaptured Smnisnu
ON the western front There has been
no change
German acroplnncs made raid on
positions " the allies near Nieuport
and French aeronaut dropped bombs
'uu Metz.
Another British merrhautmam Is re-.
ported TO have been torpcdoed by =
submarine In tht English channel A
Trench warship' mar gm.e 90 the as.
slstancc of the vessel The identity
has not been established 4 Paris Dis
patch says that the French press is
unanimous In It's opposition tu the I'm.
formal proposals N the United States
to Great Britain and Germany con
ccrulng the admission ~ food sup
plies 10 belligerent natlOns Tor the
|ciyil population aud the cessation of
submarine attacks on merchantmen
4 Great Britaln's allies also are said
I 10 have advised her that they favor
the policy " cutting off supplies from
| Germany.
| Clashes between the factions favor
ling and opposing war continue tu ere.
ate disturbances IN Italy aud the plan
I NJ the government to suppress public
meetings for the discussion NJ this
question led to turbulent scene In
parliament yesterday Premier Salun
dra. who on more than one occasion
previously defined ltalys policy as
armed ana WHtrhtul neutrality ~hld
m q discussion In parliament that he
did not know whether the nation was
destined tu march to war
/ Wurhlp~ " the Anglo. French fleet
are reported 10 have penetrated the
parduncllcs after >ilenclnp the outer
forts, and the removal Of mines is I'm
der way, preparatory to un attempt at
Ia further advance toward Constant
'noplc An Athens dispatch repeats
the statement that the sultan has
made plans for u hasty departure
from Cunstnutinople
The great battle In Poland stlll Is
to be- decided, although latest reports
indicate that the German rush from
East Pressia has been checked The
/ Russian statement that the Germans
have been defeated In the region Of
przasnysz and the German announce
mcnt of the capture Of the city leave
/ In doubt the part " the front at which
I the battle nov is being wnged most
fiercely
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
DOYLE DENIES
GENTRY APPEAL
High Criminal Court Refuses to
Give Convicted MurdereSS
New Trial.
FINAL CHAPTER OF CRIME
Judgement Of Oklahoma Dis
triCt Court is AZ
hrmed.

Mr. AINprlu Is Gentry who was
convicted of bru- .mpIlrptrl .u tine
killing of hrr husband rhumn. 4
Gentry aud given life sentence boo
the prmtrmmr,. tudul WIS druird "a
new trial I'm nn opinion o., Presiding
Justice Thomas n po,Ir M ur Grim
lunI court of Appeals Tnr mdgmrm
Of the oklahoma count, district court
with .mdgr 4 A. Houston uf Guthrie
prr.mIn, over the tnnI uf Mrs Drn.
Iir, 4. affirmed
Tni. . tho final rhnprr. n rnr pa.e
which un. uur of Tine most r.,uIrng
lu the m.m. off crime n fh. ,um
O., nc,mdm. ru fine evidence brought
ont n lhr um Ir-. * Nn.En and
Nnuri.o Walnrmnn Tine Grmr. au al
legged friend or Nn- Grmr md the
hitter % brother were implicated bon
the killing Nu,Lul gained m- frrr
dom b., turning .urr, evidence unI
Wcighlmnu ul- convicted OF man
slaughter and given five Years Boo The
pcntrutnrl He gained Nh. expiration
pardon january rs " thi. tplr nW.
ing served m- time. with rhr usual
credits uf good behavior
Mackry Tells of Plot.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
No SPECIAL SESSION
Wilson Near Final Decision Not 10
Have Ncnatr Meet 10 Consider
Treaties

WASHINGTON. Feb ~ Presl
dent Wilson has decided not To call II
special session of the senate to con
slider rhr Colombian and Nicaraguan
trcntr- Al the white House today
it wa. .1d lhnt while the question
stiu vue under consideration there
was lI'rIu prospect Of spccnl srs
sion briug uIlrd
The opposition ~ some Republican
suntor- mAp- 10 Improbable that any
action uu tno treaties can hc taken
during run present session The presi
dent experts however. that at least
some of h.- nominees for the federal
tmdo commission win he confirmed
hefurr March Any not confirmed
urc expected ro get recess appoint.
muul7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
EXAMINE LEAD PIPE FOUND
N ROOM or OLD SUBJECT

CHICAGO. Feb 2I-Chlcago dctc,.
tiyrs were In Aurora today examining
the piece Of pipe with which Miss Em
ma Peterson was slain Thursday night
tu learn how II compared with a strIp
NJ pipe found In the room occupied by
Frank Ramsey arrested last night ns
a suspect
Ramsey, whose homc Is In Dixon.
HIS. had when arrested. a newspaper
clipping telling how he had written
the chief of police AZ Aurora last fnlI
offering to furnish him with u clew
tu the Identity ~ the muu who mur.
derrd Miss Jennie Miller the second
NJ the three women clubbcd IN death
there within the last twelve mouths.
lIumsey was held IN Aurora for
somp time last IAN NJ SUSPECT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-27
MONGOLIAN NEARING HALIFAX
UNDER HER OWN POWER

NEW YORK, Feb. 21 The Mungo.
Han, which sent out wireless call
Yesterday Tor help because she was
leaking badly, 400 miles off the coast
.of NoylH Scotia is heading for HnliN
fnN under her own power and should
reach there tomorrow, New York
agents of the Allen line toduy an.
nomced The United States coast
guard cutter Seneca is conveying the
Mongolian, which has aboard 2OO pu,
IscngerS bound for Glasgow.