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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 02-28-1915 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 2-28-1915 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 02-28-1915 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 02-28-1915." (1915). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/1220 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CITY - CITY EDITION ALBUQUERQUE MORNING- JOURNAL. EDITION rillHTV-SlXTI- I YEAR or Mall, Mo TWELVE PAGES. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1915, SECTION ONE Pages 1 to 8. Carrier vol.. t xxxxv. .. ri. 28, m Moiit.Il. hingie (jopiea oi vole of 2" to IT, those voting Jfroin the allied lleet. Willi their as speclcd." The Urillsh plan appar- against it being Messrs. Pluck, Hry. sistance three of he en the nut, forts at the ently Is more than OF WAR IS Wood, Casaus, Dow, Hew ill, Hol- THE DARDANELLES trance to the Dardanelles were com- FROM Herman, however, since "ull shipping TIDE land, Medina, Mullens, Ituthcrford, pletely demolished uiid tho fourth 1 100 to and from (lerinany and her allies" Ityan, Skeen, Skldmorc, Smith, Tay- waa badly damaged. Is aimed at, according to the London lor, Veal ami Welsh, A motion to t.uardcil by lour ltrti. dispatch, while the Uernian declara- adjourn until 8 o'clock this evcnitiK The admiralty statement follows: tion Indicates Hritish shipping only FAILS TO STOP failed to carry by AGAIN H vole of 29 to 15, F OHTSSUBJECTED 'Tho entrance to the Dardanelles BELLIGERENTS! us the object of Interference, ncildul TURK and adjournment wai taken until was guarded by four principal forts, vessels being endangered only be- - Monday at 10 o'clock. namely Cape Helles battery, Fort uuse of tjie difficulty In asceriuiiiinK Halloa itilln Pas. Seddulbahr, Fort Orkhanlsh. Tabln their nationality In the prescribed In the senate S. H. 110, by Mr. and Fort Kuin Kalossl 'labia, which (ones. PASSAGE OF OIL Walton. ainendliiK Section S427 of TO SHELL FIRE will be described for convenience its AMERICAN NOTE No comment was obtainable on this FAVORABLY TO the Compiled Laws of 1X1)7. relative A., It., C, and D. These forts were phase or the problem, but It la as to limitations in criminal cases, pass-e- d armed as follows: sumed these will be among the con unanimously, us did also S. II. SH, "A. Two 9.2 guns. slderatloiis weighed by Washington by Mr. Walton, providing for trial "H.Slx 10. J guns. officials In determining upon any NSPECTION ACT by Jury In justice courts. BY ALLIES' FLEET "C. Two 9 ! guns. RECEIVED YET course of action when the official no- CAUSE OF ALLIES H. 11. 1 SO, by Mr. Medina, amend-lu- g "I. Four 10.2 guns and to 5.9 tification of Cleat llritaln's Intentions Section 2 of Chapter 65 of the guns." is received. Laws of litO'i, to make It easier for "The weather having Improved al- those Intending" to marry to secure though tho wind was still from ibi IJ AND FXiLAM) marriage licenses, passed by a vote southwest, the u'tack on these forla l'l!( iiitK KAin; a:i(M nv G, 0, P. Machine in Smooth of 19 to 1, and now (toes to the gov- Three Forts Are Destroyed and was resumed Thursday morning (Feb- - Not Much Encouragement to Russia's Millions Are Taking ernor. 25) 10 o'clock, Loudou, 2 7 (8.5rt p. luury at Feb. ml Re- Working Order; in Burning H. II. 195. by Messm. Martinet and Remaining One Is Practic- "The Queen KlUabeth, Agamem Washington From Tenor of Oreut Hrlluin, France and their allies Offensive, After Recent Trujlllo, advtHed to amend Chapter 31 of the non, Irresistible anil Uualois began have neutral countries that Austro-Ger-ma- Words Modesto Ortiz Tells Laws of 1912. prescribing the com- ally Silenced by Terrific by deliberately bonibinlliig' forts A., Comments in London News they hold themselves at liberty to stop verses, and ns mission which may bo charged by It., C. and D., respectively at long all shipping to and from (lermany and Are of Need of Law. money lenders and loan brokers. Bombardment. range. papers, the countries of her allies. Checked, passed unanimously and now rock to "Fort A. replied, due shell at Public announcement of this action the governor. 000 yards hit the Agamemnon, killing will ho made early next week, proba- H. H. 54, Mr. provid- seriously wounding bly Monday. The of declara- by llowman, three und five. text the LITTLE ACTIVITY IN UGLY FIGHT ARISES ing compulsory education for the LANDING PARTIES DO The Irresistible and fiualols made ex- COMPLETE BLOCKADE tion will set forth that this decision U 15 D., necessary nbmu-rln- e blind, was, paused by a vote of to cellent practice on Forts C. and because of Herman FRANCE AND BELGIUM OVER RACE QUESTION 4. MOST EFFECTIVE WORK while the tjueen Kllzabeth concen- OF GERMANY INDICATED attacks, but that (ireat Hrltaln S. 11. 147, by the committee on ju- trated with great nccurai y on Fort A., and France will respect the lives of diciary, for the establishment of putting both of its guns out of action crews and passengers In steps they public law libraries at county seats, by nb.-.u- t 11:30 a, m. may take. Berlin Reports Resolution to Thank Judge authorizing district Judge to expend Mine Sweepers Clear Way to "The Vengeance and Cornwalllf Reports Suggest That Allies The declaration Is not a reply to Severe Artillery pass- rangn looking $250 annually for that purpose, then rui In under cover of Ion, the American representations Engagements in Western and Attorney General Leads ed by a vote of 1 1 to 8. Entrance of Narrow Straits fire and engaged Fort A. tit close Mean to Prevent Cargoes of to n cessation of Herman submarine 8. H. 151, by the Judlclury commit- rang". The reduction of Fort A. was activity und the admission of food lo Zone and Aggressive Move- 'to Acrimonious Discussion tee, for establishing general rules of and War Vessels Take completed while Forts C. and 1. op Any Kind From Reaching Hermany for civilians. The declara- practice In district courts, passed ened a very slow and accurate fire. tion will not affect cargoes shipped - ment by Army, in House, unanimously. Quick Advantage, "The Suffern and Charlemagne Teutonic Ports, before. the date of this advice to neu- Joffre's The senate tabled S. It. 91, by Mr. next delivered an attack on Forts ( trals, The exact dale carried by the Holt, to amend Section 2 of Chapter and I)., advancing to within 2.00) declaration has not been announced 67 of the Laws of 1913, relative to yards of them. It whs then seen that but It Is probably February 28 or 27. IBV MOftNiN JOURNAL SflCIAL IKAIttO ttifttl (IMCIAk tltPATCH to MORNIN JOURNAL! V MURNINU JOURNAL MPKCIAL LKAAID WIN!) election of they were in no condition to offer an No spe dul of commerce will London. Feb. 27 10::tt) p. m.)- - -- Fe, 27. Messrs. Senu, the of boards education Washington, Feb. 27. No word articles Santa Feb. di- Im Hrltlsh-Frciic- h Wlth ItUHslult HiiceeSMCR In region end making the terms of school effective resistance. I mcntl incd In the the were I twenty-eigh- t came from (ireat llritalll or Veal, Casaus and Holland this S. B. 31, by Mr. ships Vengeance, Triumph nnd Al- cither foodstuffs, of l'rf.asnysi!, Poland, Kolo-me- a, rectors, and also. I I "The at- - declaration. Cotton and north and u to ac- .VI II DAKDA.N ELLEN com-plet- (lerinany today concerning their afternoon named committee Alldredge,' to Section S of bion were ordered in to o example, not be specified but tast (lallcla, the successful pro- company Komero Sena- amend then tltiidc. on American government's for will Speaker and Chapter 53 of Laws of 1907, re- reduction ot the forts. All the tho will he general, Shipping gress of the operations of the allied to El Paso to capture, for the London. Feb. 1!H (2::l) a. in. the proposals for the removal of mines, terms tor Harth by p. m. 111 ex- fleet In the Dardanelles de- lating, to road tax. Twenty-eigh- four reduced 5:15 war- tho llaltlc will not be affected and the t warships f Ihe of submarine Albuquerque the Panhandle Cattle- Twciu-fiv- e of the eu.,.....til i,tr li k,ii., eitvcroil ltV It abandonment cision of governments t:t New Hill. - .,t,rii - ship- cept as Ureal Hrltaln and her allies tho allied lit 16. allied fleet the Dal'da- fare on merchant nblps and the Oer-man- y, men' convention for Altogether twenty-By- e bills were entered H mm n. ....... o, Nor- stop alt shipping; to and from ttellcH at noon Saturday OlVlmOU Ol llttVI 3M,( ment of to the civilian pop- prevent supplies from entering The house passed In quick order Introduced today, one of in the and were i or foodstuffs way, Austria and Turkey, It Is be- them bombarded the Inner forts, nc- - immeuiaieiy ockuii. ulations of belligerents. Sweden and Denmark for H. H. 220, by Messrs. Martinez and 103, by to i mo Holland, by lieved here that a new phase of the.
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