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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
GERM M\>s REDOt BiE Nit.Ot,
bi N-tNk On NIRpt y

Plris. March 3 '..3U y M Rom
.ardments aad hitacks ON the part 90
German troops continued an day ycs-
t"rda, cNcullg in the region to tho
north of Nerdun. &c u.dilg tu uu-
uounccuclt made by the French war
office this afternoon.
This nghuns was conducted win
rcduublcd violence.
N,ar buuaDmunt several iruitics-
cud,aN CO.., ON he part ui tn, Germans
were I.pul>ed Nith cruel LOSSES for
,h.m Nevertheless IA" Germans sue
cecded in lcaghia4 m. ,illasr ~
Douaumon' where the HshtiEg con-
linue- wlth f'rocit>.
The village uf NauN also Was At
tackled bN fh. Dermans but these adj
,apcos Nrr. checked bog he french
fro and the Germans were compelled
io retire. leaving e great number "i
dead
The hoinbardm"nt continued with
great intensit. yesterday ct'ting and
tst night IN the MoeNrc district bur
French forces hcld IA" G,rWhu~ Ma
ohrrk uy tli',r curtain OF nre.
The artillery of the Gernans has
been active In the Nioini,y Of Mni.u-
court and near HdJcourt
berlin. March g. wa Londnl. $40
p mD--Gcrmsn troops cleared the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
Republican States to Senate
That Country Rapidly Is
Approaching Time When
Decision Must Be Made.
PRESENT COURSE SURE
TO INVOLVE CRISIS
National Humiliation or Con.
flict Certain to Ensue. De.
clares G. o. p. Senator. From
Announced Program.

Washington, March 3 w. are ap-
preaching the iSsu, OF peace ur war
declared Senator sherman. Repuhli-
can. Who voted against tablng tho
resolutions. 'l'ltimatel the way the
chicf executive iS tray .ttHg i'nds but
to one choice u viii end in war ut
nat onnl haudunmeni and hum.lia
tiou. There IT, mo- escape from the
eud uf IN" way hc i~ travelling IN"
action of this senate today may be
parlianicntarN. II may De Justified
hy the cNi gcnoics pi the situation; but
Il sma"ks So Al; onglv of Cowardic".
evasion ava sbirking of rcsponshilit.
that ] bm justified 30 applying Geo ~
these critical words
senator Levi. defending the ac-
tiou ~ the majority. said war with
Spain miehJ have hocI aNcrt.d had
similar ectIou brcl taocn hv congress
In lSgS.
Had nous. resolutions seeking to
in,rcuch on the privileges and dut lies
~ the chIcf magistrate been treated
as this one today there would nave
been uo conflict "ith spain he said
The unnecessary. vitupcritiyc.
vind.ctlNc. malicious ana ,.ciou. a.
bate brought on the war
Discussion dragged un ~ The debate
anal tate IN the day senator Shcr
man made IS ionr argument on th'
right "f merchant ships to carry rr-
mamcnt aud Democratic Leader Kern
said II ~" diplomatic negotiations
we're IN progress n, would have voted
for q resolution O., warn Americans to
keep on armed belligercni ships
The situation .u the house !, maincd
unchanged Majority Leader kitchen
.aid there was no sign Of proyrcss FOR
the administration forces.
: Republican member ui the tor
,giu affairs committc" said lu@i before
entering the meeting that the atti-
uidc uf the Republicans would hc a.
recommend or report uuth,ug, bat n
motion to tnpio the Mcl.cmui rcsulu-
lion would find widespread support
on the Republican side
Senator ran Republican. at New
Mexico assailcd Democrats tor THEN
nanouV'riug III. warning sue in to-
DAYS action ana declared
BY your action today you have
sent tu IN" kaiser. IL YOU hdN. done
auNthing. notice that the UPPER branch
OF the conrgcss Of the United Statc'
Win look upon his sinking "i armed
merchant ships and the icath OF az
american citizen probably N!ih som,
degree of regret hut tina. no actor
would b, taken ugains' hi.n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
Considerable Advance Regis.
tered by Teutons, Who Take
More Than 1000 Prisoners
in Attack. n
HEAVIER ARTILLERY
BROUGHT TO FRONT
Assault Upon Fortress of ver-
dun Apparently Along Fa.
miliar German Plan of
Thrusts From Two Sides.

German armies have broken into
the French lines al the village OF
Douaumont, four miles northeast of
Nerdun.
The Paris official nulle,in admits
the Germans penetrated to Gc village.
The Berlin statencn; cliims Ger
man troops cleared DouaInout and
advanced west ana south of the vi
,1s". ind took more than 400 pris-
on"rs and several heavy gum
The violent German uraaitc ON
Ncrdun has been resumed. the night
ms taking un an extremely ucspcrate
'haractcr north # the French strong
hold
The ftris wal office claims that the
FrenCn rcpuiscd oil the ,;"rman at
tacks cNsop; that west ui Eutt DutI-
aumpnt, tn. Germans succeeding n
reaching the village Of -, uaumont.
where the struggle ~ being continued
Apparently the Germans lav. now
been able tu bring up some at least
Of their heavier artillery. tor the
French war office has reported 4 con o.
sideraol. intI-as. ~ the int suSity of
the IRE along the whole ffuL, at Yer.
dun.
The drives ON N.rdun frrm two
slides, nov renewed are h"ld To- tudi-
cate the familiar German plan of roll
Ing up the Tanks ui q position or us
ing the CLAW hammer laws ot the milf
tar, machine tu get az thc kernel ot
The uut.
Possible development of some Ger
man movement IN the Argou.r north
west uf the fortress is indi'atrI by tho
Paris report that tho Fron, ,,i have de-
rcctcd concentrated fire uu hostile
positions there
Germany military writers az" laNln
stress up the lnrg" amour, Of terri.
tory Wr"@t"d from the French "a th'
irst week of IA, adNunc, on Nerduu.
pointing To- the advantage 'Noich the
reduction ut the defensive front Of the
fortress gives ,uc Gcrmans ioi their
conccniric artillery fire.
The activity of the British along ia .
front in BELGIUM has begun 40 attract
Increased attention with tn delivery
at the thrust which ycs,vrday won
back fur them the 500 yards uf
trenches they lost last muuth along
the Npr,s-' 'omines cana,
From various sources have como
accounts of heavy artillery play along
! tho Nscr front
! comparative inactivity prevails on
/ the other var fronts
/ From Bombay comes "A !. hort that
the Portuguese have hoistsd tncir flag
On all the German steamer at Mof-
Z mugao, the Gcrmnus On hnaru being
inirrncd AT Panjim. capital II the POT
tugu.so colony ot Goa. in india
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03

Village of poglumont tnd pushed
th'r lu,s 10 the west ana Geo th.
south "t IA, v.l'tg, bud tu IA. a..
mutDd ioJ Yesterday. according pod
the "ul,al announcement i-sucd Co..
day 20 the Grrman arm, hclduuar.
tcra star
The statement adds thJt more than
l,"ru prisoner. were taken aud also
mat number - heavy guns were
captured
Tho ufi,1i statement r"latos that
'.rman airmvu dropped bombs ,n an,
vicinity of the mau Ncrdun tort auo
mat I" the east of Duuai Lieutenant
lmmcimon shot down lrush br
plane
TIE statement follows
western front ~outhoav of YprD
the British broke into the position,
taken from them on the IAN at Fob
ruarN ami even penetrated INTO whnl
were pre-, loush Our forward trcnc hes
They were immediately driven out bul
stlll pccupy "nuc parts uf the hastiun
south ui the canal at la Bass<
lively iighting developed at clus,
quarters.
In the Champagne the activity q
the oucmy's hrtillcry Increased IL
places In Bolante wood. northeast 90
la thdladc, in the Argouuc, an attaci
o\ the French WAS repulscd easily
'pu the heights east of the Meus,
We cleared the ,illag" ol Duuauinon
.of the enemy and pushed our line on
to the west and south OF the village
More than 600 prisoners ana sum'
heavy gums were brought a.
our airmcu dropped bombs in IN,
vicinity of Fort Ncrduu Ou the oas
of Douat Lieutenant immclmanu sho
down his ninth cucm, icroplany.
British biplauc
Eastern front pu the DVina cas
of fricdrichstadt and ou the Scrctl
there were patrol ongHpcmout-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
Villa Is in Full
Flight, Report
To Gauira Says
Rebel Chieftain. With All
Horses, Baggage and Provi.
sions, Fleeing Northwest.
ward From Casas Grandes.

~ pasu. Tex March .. -Gcncral
Gabriel GaNIra. conmandaAt of the
Carranza garrison of Juurc1, received
Official dispatches today stating that
Francisco Nilla. the outlawoi rebel
chief. Was fleeing uurthwcstwdrd be-
yoTd Casas Grsudcs. Chihuahua. with
all his baggage, horsos ana prov -
ions CarruuZa officials had no IN
tlnaiiun whether Nilli attended to
make rur the border 90 to t., 20 re
enter sonora, ON which IA" wa
driven after the disastrous campaign
against Aqua prirtg last November
Washington. March S.--Frie1ds al
Felix pnz n Havana cuba, are
planning . uoW move q" help the
cause uf the rc,oujiun which pin1
has begun la M"Nico. Reports "a tho
department of Justice from agents ui
the bureau of investigation indicate
that about u ,to2en DiHz supporters ~
Havana are preparing 20 launch a.
armed expedition against Mexico. The
Iaitnd states has notified The cuban
government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
MOLIS FOR MAKING
AMERICAN COINS ARE
FOUND IN JUAREZ

o. paso Ten March 3 Muids for
maktug tuit,d states hall dollars uf
the 1908 aud zoos series were sei1cd
iu Judfr1 tho morning hy Mexican
police on complaint of shelley Bo'.e.
ut the United states secret sert zee.
Tine, MvNiodu,, Npuluuus Morale
and NIclurianu Morales, men and a
Wrman named Dru'iana Flores ~er.
arrested while they sat around not
m which SILVER, usbhit metal and alloy
were Oeing melted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
First of Naval
Defense Acts to
BeOferedSoon
Rapid Progress Made on Army
Bills in Both House and
Senate Committees; 700. 900
Men Asked for Army.
my Evening Herald Leased wIrsI

Wash .lgton March 3--Cousr"ss
win have before It IN the u.y' frV
days possibly tomorrow IA. nrf pf
IA. naval defense measure
This was forccas, TODAY ts result
of the rapid progress made on tho
army uIls ln ~" house and senate
mhilithry COMMITTEES
Tho house bill as finally appru. "d
.nlls for au i1Crots. ~ ih" army 90
a total peace strength uf tppioN,-
mattel. zoo .0an men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
GIRL INJURED IN RIOT
OVER CORSET STRIKE

Sholtoa. Conn March g. one girl
WAS injured ana two others arrested
ana number ut pcrsuus were peited
with oggs und rod pepper ln RIOTS and
clashes between police Hud striker
here today in connection with the
strike ui girls ana women ht the u. y.
Bnssot Corset supply ,ompauy
The strikers tried To- prevent other
cnpl"Scs from going to WORK ono
giris head was gash'd o., police
mans club The crowd dlsporscd
The strikers demand an adjustment
of WAGES.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
Majority Far Greater Even
Than Adherents of President
Had Anticipated Rejects
Plan Of Warning.
TRIO OF MEASURES
DEFEATED AT ONCE
Original Draft, an Attempt to
Strengthen 1t and McCum-
Der Substitute All Go Into
the Discard simultaneously.


Washington March The
nous" fu.cig1 affairs committee
voted to to report the rosulu-
ton by Reprcseltative Porter. Re-
publican. providing that the Nj
Lcmorc warning resolution hc tu-
Died and declaring thai diplomatic
uerutint ous should he conducted
by the president without congrcs-
Slonyl ut.rfcrsl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
YOUTHFUL MURDERER
PAYS THE PENALTY

San Francisco. Ca March b.
charlie e.. T OMAN vp- ht sed Toe
dat ~ San quentin p~uItcIttty and
Glenn Wirt VAS hanged ut Folsom
peniteutiary ton the murder ut vii
lam Alexander. = capitalist formerly
- Dallas. TrNas nj i.us Augcies p"-
cemher -. lHli oman was ~ years
Old WIT vac ~ wit formerly Er"
a. ~ pnso Texas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
GERMAN STEAMER THOiGiiT
sNl<k ~ TEl TON MINI

LnhdOn March J t5.3N y. m Tho
German steamer Delta rom Aprn-
rad", Prussia, is believed tu have
struck u German mine fiolI south ot
the sound and foundcred. according To
dispatch 10 the Exchange Telegraph
company from Copenhagen. Wreck
age from the Delta has washed
ashorc,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
rOHTt .i t.sE flag UOisrED
ON i<TGR<ID Gt,NNt< SlllI'

London. March . Gl.35 a. M
Loyd's agent al bombay reports that
the Portuguese flag has been hoist.d
on all the German steamers lying at
Mormupao und that the Germans who
were aboard have been interned ~
paniim.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
PRESIDENT APPOINTS
JUDGE SHEA TO THE
CHILEAN EMBASSY

NHshingio1 Mach 2 .,l"'" "ph ".
shea Of seymour Ind Nas aoulintt.
ei today hy President WILSON - ann
oassador ~ Chil- sa,c"edlus h.np
=. Fletcher appointed ambassador TO
Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03
THE DAY IN CONGRESS


~I> VIE.
Defeated cgl-ition 10 warn
Americans on trlcd shipa by
vote of ~ tu
i'randcls hearing con'rle
not ~.
Foreign analr .pinmitte' con-
sldercd armed Ship warning reso-
lgiion
Naval affairs mmi,te. report
ed lIaiilsn cons Inuiary b'll.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-03

I1l0T four more days to the
VSI convention let all
UUU remember that Albu-
ouerQue hospitality is on trial.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
MOTOR ISSUES
ARE ON UPTURN

Aside from sou'e spirited buying
in Continental. REQ and Paige-De-
frot. transactions on tho Detroit
stock EXCHANGE. Tuesday carried
over from Mondav a full undertono.
Tho nulsh tendencies of the OK
change favorite stocks start "a
shortly rforr tue close, being oi
short duration
Continental advanced ha'f point.
the bid going 20 90 is at the close
REQ Car was up an eighth and
Taige ruarter Packard was or
two points
New }0rk motor issue. Suffcred
slight declines. bur none .. any I'M
rorfaucr. tho falling on being char
t,tsrzoI az only natural huctua.
tons
charcoal remained inactive trad
,f. holding of for returns from the
meeting of fhc b1i.rd ~ directors
which a,fe in session thru the noon
hour
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
MAN IS KILLED
BY MOTOR TRUCK

Henry Hssseldahl Of No So An
toinettN-st. was fatally injured st
6 30 O'Clock Tuesday morning when
he VAS struck by an automobile
truck driven by JOHN Marcy ~ No
10 Kruppst IN" motor car Dr. o~n.
90 by the Wilson rr"ar cry com.
Tany. Marcey's employers Tho &C.
cident occurred at Second and An.
toinette SIS Hasseldahl died In the
receiving hospital four hours gfter
the accident Mar ey Was taken o.
the Office of Pro scouting Attorney
Charles " Ja4noWsh. where he
made a statement lie wa released
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
Telegraphic
BEAR PRESSURE
is PRONOUNCED
Market Weakens Under strain
OF Selling Move
ment

NEW YORK, Noy 2j-fbe Ne~
York Evening sun financial review
TUESDAY said
There was considerable diversity
Of opinion today in banking and n
euriues circle with especl 'o tne
statement Of tho fedora. reserve
board cauuunirg barrs 10 SO SLOWLY
in tying up fund, n foreign ioan is.
sues. Tsading on ihe focr Of Che
stock Exchange were Inclined 20
welcome The warning In banhns
quarters ID was not anticipated 'hm
the statement would maNe any d.t
ference go far as tie large banks
we're concerned. as 10 Is fclt that
those institutions then'selyes are
the best Judges of The ext,at ot such
purchases
"Nost OF tho foreign tcnd issnes
which are rraded h un tre Sto X
Exchange and on the Broad->' curb
were depressed from q traction 90 a
Eoint OF more, al. miElt naura.it
have been expected TIE bfar IT,
ierests were unremruug ia he.r
efforts TO push prices down and gn
tii well into the afternoon ,ne mar
ket withrtoOd the yressu admir-
ably. Al the opening the general
industrial list WAS distinctly or
hut prices hardened somewhat IN
the first hour. Traiing died down
toward midday IN prices ease oc
sgain in orerly fashion altho al
times there was a good deal OF aim
lees backing and filing
In later trading selling pressure
brought about a distinctly weaker
trend. with recessious an org The IN
rustrials ] TO 3 points or more The
rails gave way also 70 some extent.
but for the most part losses we're
fractional"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
PROSECUTOR
ASKS REMOVAL OF
JUDGE WEIMAN

Proscrufot Jtenonski h8r dcdlder
d, k Gov Fnr-4 Dr rle removal
81 m-fir. of ihr 'ra,e Fred j Sci.
iau of RIVER Noutc. who face trial
IH II.t Nrniie' court 0u charge
tf larceny tt couY'rgirn ~ ~.
N,Iuan Is said ID Co. deeply u Ge't.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
! FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS [

Hs sr-oa, nualrm to he recb
or,1 vI'r
Doctors Take Action
T's Waoe county Medical so
.ey FOO ts s,.sau monday night
ea~drrrl hr now parking order
s.3 opposed 10 rs it stands pr J.
% Andr',s Was named as chairman
~ a committee to call upon NJ.
Courers aod ass him 90 modify a.
o. was held D." the physicians that
20 vss quito necessary tor them 20
nr allowed to park Ghelr machines
near choir oHcs, so that they may
respond tu car. quickly other
physicians. who drive into the
downtown district FOR medicines
needed 1rg,u,y. are Also made TO
Auve- ana are rUt 20 much delay
ra- both er ts- reasons he doc
to-s VIII ask rla' the order be
gmenI-d
Merchants ON somc %, the wider
,trr.ts like Broadway also protest
ska.nst the order on the ground
fhAt their customers will not have
ne Zoo give slrc,ent thought TO
fae.r shopping
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
Sugar Market
suxar-Detroit wnolesaI. pric

sazar-DetfOit whg4esals prices.
Crystai comin1es. 7-I- slis5 %,
s-Io tii 50. Eagle tabists. ~ .
rIt loaf 8, so, cuDes Xxx
powdered $3.50. stsutagg DowdArsd
fs5s granuiatef. ext coarse = . E,
sranula ted hne. Ia ollk 8 10 gran
tlated 25-lo. cotton g. -5. crYstAI
In cases Ss4B crystaI domino gran.
HF cases g. Sc diamond a 8 %:
eonfecti onsrs A. IS So 8,
~. A f7s No 3. i7f0 50 10 3 as:
No II 81 40 20. H. SIS No =.
$40. No -. g 70; y Is s. 70 noo.
caking mixture g. beet Rranuia' a.
Is 2Ito case. s215 DO IS % casa
t440 per case
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
Health Officer Price
Would Protect Public
Against Epidemics
THEATER OWNERS
ENTER PROTESTS
Declare There's No
Need for Further
Regulation

Vigorous protest against more
strict regulations FOR the operation
oS motion picture theRters was made
Tuesday morning before the ordt
nance committee ~ The common
council by a delegation OF proprie
tors OF movie playhouses
~ William Il Price, CITY health
aHlcer, and spokesman for The the
ater men engaged In long debate
ss 20 whether or not The health
hoard should hayo supervision over
The theaters The proposed ordt
nance giving the health department
this authority was tabled For three
weeks 20 give tho theater owners
and the health apartment an op-
tortunlfy 20 discus, the measure Ia
he hope q arriving A. mutual
aErecmen'
OBJECT To More Supervision.
The th1a'er men maintain that
here is already enough supervision
~ numerous city departments The
Gre marshal and the building in
speciors they icge. exercise SUN
cent authority ir protecting the
welfare of yHir1as one provision
o.. The ordinance would prohlbl, tho
use - stove This Vas the sub
I'C' ~ strenuous attack
You've got t1 admit chat santa.
non and ventilation are elements
which enter into the conduct o. a
'heater said Health OTcer Price
We want this ordinance because g.
81 better 20 pre- rnf ep.d6mics than
ro Hgh' them after they break out
There is no desire to in!ure tbs
business % the rhaater men We
merely want 'ho right 20 tx regila
tons that viii protect the health
~ 'he people wro go 90 those thc.
atcr4
Regulation Needed. Says Price.
When 'he oplc OF ;his city
Eerc In state ct tvsferla over the
possibility of an infsntle paralysis
outbreak. tho mayor called mo over
here and said 20 would exert his
authority to Es' ans amount Of
money 20 take precautionary steps
against an epidemic fold him
thar money woI'dnt help ont a
situation af that kind that regula.
ton was tho only thing which
would prevent epdemics The
same theory "a applicable IN this
case We wan regulation before
here s need ~ combating an ~pi-
Cemic
Tho theater roen and Dr Price
agreed that thoro discussion Of
tho provisions ~ the proposed ord
rance should DO hold Tho health
omcer promised 'he protesting dell"
cation that he would appear before
them and ontlin- In detail the pur
roses and advantages ~ the
measure
The Detroit times., 1916-11-29
CHURCHES
Will. UNITE
IN SERVICE
Denominations Join In
Observance of
Thanksgiving

The atieenJh inierdenominational
citizens service IA the Detroit opera
ROUSE, Thanksgiving day. at 1890
O'Clock viii have a, rs principal
speaker Prof Nathaniel Schmidt.
dean OF the department ~ Semitic
languages and literature in cornell
university Hts subject will be ma
uoual prosperity"
The complete program follows
Introductory. the Rev Mills \.
Moore. of the First Uriversalist
church reading of COY Ferris
Thanksgiving proclamation. by Dr.
a q suder. general secretary OF
the Detroit Y NJ g. a invocation
hymn led by the quartet choir OF
the First Uniyersalist church. read
nE ~ President Wilson'S Thanks
swing proclamation. by Judge Al.
fred J Murphy. the doXologv. In
vocation. the Rev Samuel 5. Mar.
outs, dean ~ 81 Paups cathedral;
anthem old Testamen. selection,
the Rev Frank n HaggSrd. of the
Warren.aye Baptist church; psalm:
hymn New Testament selection.
he Rev Ames haywood. Of Cass.
ave Methodist church. prayer. the
Rev Mac n Wallace. OF Brewster
Congregational church: anthem,
Hymn ~ Peace. a few word.
about tho Rod Cross society" the
Rev Eugene r Shlppen. OF First
Unitarian church offertory for Red
Cross work address Prof Schmidt:
lymn. bencdiction, Rabbi Loo NJ
Franklin. of Temple Beth FL
The executive committee for the
Thanksgiving service includes ths
Re, William Beat GantE. the Rev
James percival HuEet, Rahti Leo VI
Franklin Franz r Bogart, Henry
" LELAND. Tracy W. McGregor. the
Res Wills A Moore, judge Alfrec
D. Murphy. the Rev Eugene 4 Ship
r,n. Frank y Taylor Charles
Reekie Niil be IN charge OF the ush
ers