Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-04
PRESSURE
ON GREECE BY
ENTENTE POWERS
Full Reparation for Attack on
French Marines Must Be.
Madei Embargo on All
Shipping,

tsv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL tHhsHo WIFI
Paris Dec. Am embargo mas
been placed on all Greek shipping IN
French and other ports Of the entente
allies. in consequence Of the recent
events in Athens.
The Matn states that Athos Ro-
manos. Creek minister to France, has
sent his resignation to his government
on account of the aggression Of Greek
troops against the allies forces.
The Havas correspondent at Athens
tolegraphs an account Of recent events
in Greece, beginning with King CON
stanune's offer last month to deliver
to the allies the greater part of the
artillery and munitions In Greece on
condition that he might preserve neu'
trality.
This agreement Of the king was not
carried out as the government decllh-
ed to ratify il. Moreover the KING de-
cIared he was unable TO guarantee
that his wishes would be respected
Consequently, at the expiration of the
time for the delivery of the first lot
Of guns Vice Admiral du Furnet, haV-
ing received information that trouble
was imminent, disembarked troops.
The admiral had been informed by the
French government that the guns were
not TO be taken by force the CORE
spondent says, but Greek troops open
ed the attack on the French with
rifles machine guns and cannon, Kill
ing some and woundng others.
lowing to these conditions and IN
consequence Of what has taken place
/ the dispatch concludes the allied
Governments have decided to take
energetic measures to obtain all rep
aration due
Miss Tanner Not Deceived.
Wax asserted that Miss Tanner, de-
spite the resemblance knew that he
was not the lawyer Osborne. she
knows James w is not the Osborne
she met in the hotels he said, in an
swer to question.
Government investigation of the
case was for possible violations Of the
Mann act. it was explained here ano
also Ia learn II blackmail was in
volved in any manner.
Early this year w r. Cochran
postoffice inspector at New YORK
sent circular broadcast bearinl
Waxs photograph, and ordering ms
arrest. Among his aliases were An
gus Macdonald, Maiso Mason Nye
George Newell, c. Bacon, Oliver Os
borne. George Oliver Vosburgh, Tel
sain Tobin. Oliver Wooster and {. B
Anderson. He is said TO have pose'
ms Harold Bell Wright The circula
stated that Wax was a swindler o
women. that he represented hihsel
as wealthy ranch owner Of Califor
mia. and that after meeting Womel
and promising to marry them he go
their money and disappeared
A circular received by John Niles
postoffice inspector at Wausau, WIS
resulted i'm the ca -%ure tonlght'
From June to September of I'M
vear residents Of Wausau were daz
zled by the imposing presence OF ID
Francis f. Burke, and not until atte
Dr. Burkes departure did Niles sus
pect that he might have been tn
much-sought Osborne lie notifie
postal officials in Chicago and tn
search then began in earnest, lie wa
located through a woman whose iden
uty the postal inspectors refuse to re
veal.
2 They were enabled to listen to con
versations between Burke and tn
! woman, and after satisfying them
selves that Burke Wax and Osborn
; were one, arrested him.