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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 01-15-1916 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 1-15-1916 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 01-15-1916 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 01-15-1916." (1916). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/1541 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 AjLBID QUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. EDITION rrKTV.hKVKXTll vi:n. Ol.. (.M IX. ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXicOiSATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1916. Dally bj Carrier or Mall, 60 h Month. Hlnl Ooplea, Ba TH1T I THE WEATHER out of Mexico arrived safely oil the VILLA HIS ONLY SOME ANXIETY American side of the herder. UKWilliLI I Mill i nil i (en Itoilrlituct Fvt utctl. WKATIIKlt FORECAST. Confirmation of report of exe- SEIZURE OF VON PAPEN'S Denver, tho Jan. 14. New Mexico: Sat- cution of Cell. Jose Rodriguez by Col. urday cloudy HAVE with locul snow in north McXlmo Martinez was received and ruin in south portion. Sunday F ORTY MEN WITH FOR AMERICANS coup!."! with e'oudy. the statement that his CIH body would be brought to Ju.iri. for by ac- CORRESPQNDENC I.OCAI, YVKATIIKH verification Americans of the E KKIOBT. tion of the government. For twenty-fou- r hours, cndlnfc at Ciiiran.a OPPORTUNITYTO fi p. ni. yc.itjrday: ACCORDING EN ROUTE FROM Mall advices from Torrcon brought Maximum tempera. ure, 46 degrees; III details of the occupation of !oliii7. minimum, 22 degrees; range, 24 de- Palaclo by the united commands of grees; temperature at 6 p. m., 45 Calexto Controras, Canuto KcytM and FURTHER ACTIVITIES OF RESTORE ORDER Houth wind; cloudy. redro Moreno and other advices were TO TREV1NQ CHIHUAHUA CITY that Ari umetlo had reacheil a point CITY HANK CI.KAIUXGS. lit roar p.crmijollo. This was not con- Yesterday firmed. The same source reporti d I In S7,12u.4."i. liKnia district in the hands of forces. GERMANS IN THIS COUNTRY First Chief Promises Through Mr, Watson, in Charge of .No Further Demonstrations inj tho republicans with Insincerity of An official report from (leu. ,1m in- - Ambassador That All Ban- purpose and necking to make a politi- Americans on Train, Refus- raso Against Mexicans, Ito Trevlno said hands of Villa bandit tl would be exterminated w hel ever Engaged in cal Issue. .Senator Stone after his dits Massacre conference with President Wilson, wild ed Escort of Soldiers, Com- Who Reappear Upon the found. While the Cniranza consul slaletl im Will Be Punished for Crime, intervention in .Mexico at this time mander Asserts, Without Molestation SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES ARE would he monstrous In the face of Streets armed force would be permitted to the fact that the United States has enter Mexico to aid in the termina- it was 'Just recognized Carranza. He de- tion of Villa bandits, laid here i MADE OF MONEY USED FOR MORE RESOLUTIONS clared that to intervene would be IMPOSSIBLE TO FORESEE RODRIGUEZ EXECUTED that such a movement being organ- ! playing Into the hands of Villa and ized along l he bonier FOR INTERVENTION Zapata, who sought purposes RAID OF THE BANDITS BY CARRANZA COLONEL j for of CAUSE OF THE FATHERLAND revenge to make trouble between Car- WILL SEND CAVALRY ranza and the I'nited Slates. TO HUNT DOWN VILLA Senator Works Wants Presi .. , lcUll to tho Bat Attain. All Will Be Hunted Down and Body of Villa. General to Be j J i I I i.ewis insisted mat tno f InVade-publicans- ,' Consul at New Orleans Expects Time to Come When United dent tO despairing of any other Slain; Declares Escalon Has Brouoht tn ft order for Veri Ariz,, Jan. 14. I'erinis- - Mexico for Punishment of political issue, sought to make. Mexico Not Been WhoU.!.' States Will Be Called to Account; General von Bcrnhardi a paramount issue, but would fall. To Taken; Shows fication by Amciicans (0 send liOll cavalry troops through from Writes From Poscn Outrages on Americans, intervene in Mexico, he asserted, Confirmatory Telegram, Demanded His Death, American territory Headquarters of Propaganda Car- Amer-ic- a Catianea, Sonora, to Juarez, opposite would turn South and Central in F.f Car-ranz- ried on Newspapers of against the I'nited States and do- - Paso, has been requested by America, and Admits That ulr..,. v. .11, . I. ...... 1,. ..nu .r authorities, according to an V MORNINU JOURNAL IMCIAl L1U0 WIRf "'e "' I' iuinm n V MORNINU JOURNAL RRICIAL LKUO in West, Where Big Attempt to Break Through Is Be tonight at Agua Prie-tu- , to Washington, Jan. 14. General ,no aaminlsiratlon with European hel Chihuahua City, Chihuahua, Mexico i announcement Mevican ligerents. Senator Fall, republican, Jan. 14 .it'll. the town opposite hele. Made, "We Have Serious and Difficult Times to Look Francisco Villa hits FIltST i assaneu tno administration and bitter- - ioTi(.i:r of The cavalrymen are to ho usetl in meat of Mexico are to be Civen ful hot fnrlv men (iuer-- iti:iT.i:i;s AKici vi:s littackPd Carranza, declaring with him in the i t ln campaign against Villa bandits Forward to"; In Other Letters Plans and Proposals Are opportunity, without intervention;1!' l,ullJ... - .1,...- -, , . I' would be amazeu, mi.. uiNiiH-i- uecoruing 10 lien. Jacinto! In western Chihuahua, It was slated. tr.in, ih. t.jeveii Senator liall Kl Paso, Tex., Jan. I t. Fifty-tw- o j Referred to Mysteriously; Money Is Shown to Have Been - ''"''Vino, - It was not when t lit? proposed .,,r,i, t!., Tmir,ier..i- ,.f ,,,..!. !at his recognition l,y this government! comniamler of the northcast- Americans, inchnliiig a num- y known fcJ or demon-!coul- Hl'u wU'H r,'om Hni?.ilian j ci n corps of troop movement would be begun izens at Santa Ysabcl, and to tl m' th'' the Carran.a army in a ber of women anil children, ar- Sent to Werner Horn, Who Tried to Blow Up Railway re- - :nt what point soldiers strut" ability to restore order and !"linitit,'r' formerly in Mexico City, ions Interview Riven here toduy rived here tonight at 7:15 o'clock the Carranza outrages. Senator! J would he brought across the border Bridge; Funds Forwarded to Consul at Be- protect foreign rights in the Carrana ; Colonel from Chlliuuhuii City. Their sufn Seattle Just southern ,.""". untenant Nevarres, a '1 into the fnitetl States, republic. j villa officer, who arrival from the reyjou where Explosion in Ilu-eli- was captured at' (Hflcers ni' Cotisoli-,- ! fore That City. This was the outstanding fact herei the war of April 21, I'.H4, against Villa bandits signalized a renewal j. the Catianea had been successfully terminated .Santa Ysabcl today and charged with dated Copper company here denied toniKht after a meeting of the cab-- 1 of warfare with the .slaughter of 'being concerned In any had been killed inet, a conference between President; ."inasmuch as Mr. Hu,rta had Just the massjicre at eighteen Americans last Monday that Americans jail." jtliat point gave recently in the Canaiioa district of (Uy Monti n Journal Special Leased Wire.) Wilson and Chairman Stone of the; difd in on Monday last, was bein a measure of relief from 11 ( r. m.y-Cop-- iea j for- - i'onura. Tiny said conditions l.ontloii. Jan. p. UaBlc,,lly. senate foreign relations committee, Senator Stone toniKht said the hrotiRht to the capital toniKht, ac the strain that, border residents that The luCMident this limn eiKn would not hav,. there were quiet. KulUorx of the of correspondence seized from lias u too and another day of stirring debate in relations committee ct i dinK to General Trovlun. undergone; but it was tem- talked bit big even for i Capt, rapen, 1 meet until next w eek, when President pered by tht fact that than murder of three Americans in that l'liiii, von recalled those who Mipport him. F.ut we are the senate. j No mote i expect Murders in Matlcia. were in 101 Paso. military attache at Washington, Position Is fwtliiieil. Wilson is eil to send informa. ISO Americans still remain in district received all of the opinion that the depiirturo j tion rogardinK recognition of the' There was no truth in report in Kl 7,0110. ttln'ti he rciichrtl I''aliiii.ulli ,m his you out-- the what is deemed the danger of and your collenRue Is n seri- Administration leaders firmly ! t way to arranza government, requested in a.so, of turther killing of foreigners The latter, it was hoped, would REMOVAL OF CLARK TO C.eim my, have been tinned ous Ions for tin, Though majority lined in the senate today the posl-- j to a Senator Fall's resolution. Chairman in Madera, western Chihuahua reach American territory, aboard over the American embassy for of those present carrcy had tion of the government jn the fact:' nr.! 1 NO hod an Flood, of the house foreign affairs 'cording to a special train Monday CAUSE PROTEST transmission to the slate department. opportunity person- of denunciation from tht republican General Trevlno His! This train for knowing y0u Icommittee, his would ; V':1M s('nt f,'ei'i Kl lasl They show that Captain von Tapon ally, side directing said committee Carranza commander also declared) Paso night, a privilege which hn been a and another resolution res-- MOMNINI1 mailt, freipient payments to persons inot consider Mexican intervention j that the Americans slain M nday atj' and according tit advices received t' fr JOURNAL SPECIAL LtAC0 WlftV great pleasure, lo me, yet vour ef- - intervention proposed by Senator j ,s.
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