Carranza Opens Door to More Mediation With Uncle Sam
General Carranza presses for modification of the withdrawal protocol for American troops in Mexico. Lane Cabrera meet over lunch while officials withhold publication, signaling ongoing negotiations.
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Uncle PM
Tee Omnia
Erecia
Shine
Mexico
Bane
Fis Cabrera
Atlantic City
Chaliet
Kecretary
Taine
Mow
Dudae Gjoerte
Ray
Lane
Tate
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Ahkwef
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Cabrera
Trane
Caruana
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Bern
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Villa
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Pershing
Lrumets
Lene
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Carrauinna
Callowene
Carrere
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Pyrene
Carranea
Ris
Weather Report and Mexican Situation Update
The report notes yesterday's high and low temperatures and winds in New Mexico. It discusses shifting Mexican conditions with Carranza's power status and reports that Ambassador Designate Arredondo is replaced, with Consul de Neat in San Francisco expected to lead without diplomatic rank.
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Mexico
Atlantic City
Carranza
Amassador
Arredonde
Coneul de Neat
San Franeisco
State Department
Union Conference Breaks Over Eight Hour Day Matter
Officials fail to reach a settlement on the eight hour day issue as union leaders and management remain apart after prolonged talks. A parent agreement appears impossible, with continued deadlock on proposed reforms.
Funeral account details Captain Hoelke aviator tribute
A letter from Germany describes the funeral of Captain Hoelke, famed German aviator. It recounts a ceremony from college auditorium to cemetery with many flyers and comrades honoring his memory. It notes Hoelke’s connection to an aviation school and a Swedish-like tribute from his brother.
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Hoelke
Clerman
Kev
D G. Wichmann
Sy Srning
Germany
Bordke
Foreign banks to represent United States in Europe and beyond
The Bank of England is set to act as agent for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, with a likely similar role for the Bank of France in Paris. Officials foresee agencies in major financial centers including Japan, China, and Australia to promote the dollar as global exchange during and after the war.
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Bank of England
Bank of
New York
Hank
France
United States
E&iven
Washington
Curve Bank
Bank of Boland
Fontenams
Bank of France
Pari
Europe
Japan
China
Aviatratia
Fingi
Australia
London
Comsidho Vient Bet
Break in Talks Over Adamson Law After Railroads Reject Wage Demands
Negotiations between railroad managers and four railway brotherhoods ended abruptly as they await the Supreme Court ruling on the Adamson Act. The split centered on enforcing the new eight hour schedule with wage scales and back pay considerations. The statement from the conference committee emphasized protection for employees during the awaiting period and noted no substitute program was offered.
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Brotherhoods
United States Supreme Court
Brotherhood
Misha Lee
Conference Committee of Railway Managers
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Washington
National Conference
Swhtehbmotre Union
Federal railway commission proposal discussed by unions and managers
The article reports talks between railroad managers and union chiefs about a proposed federal eight member commission to settle labor disputes. Four members would represent roads and four the brotherhoods with plenary powers and independent hearings.
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New York
United States Supreme
Adamson
Lee
Cone William Brotherhood
Fimiiwaey
Wahal
Rajitaad Managern
Akize
Sions
William G. Lee
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Lo Emotive Fingtineers
Matin Says Enemy Is Trying to Play Trick on Wilson Note
The Matin accuses Germany of reversing Wilson’s terms and pushing a conference with war allies seated randomly. Editorials warn of German duplicitous tactics while seeking fresh supplies, and urge vigilance against diplomatic maneuvers during short-term hostilities.
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Matin
Wrrey Farina
Dee
Wilson
Qermanhy
Styr
Perre
United States
Anyome
Petit Parisien
Germany
Austen
Peta
Wideon
Carter
Uarane Toon
Terlin
Vierha Pont
Wwe
Alfred Capurk
France
Germany Signals US Involvement in Peace Talks
Berlin signals willingness to consider US peace terms and hopes for US participation to secure a lasting world peace. Berlin officials expect neutrals to influence a conference at a round table while maintaining confidential term exchanges with the Entente.
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Germany
Clermaar
Count von Bernestorff
Wis
United States
J W W Votes Strike In Lumber Company
Virginia and Minn mill workers linked to Industrial Workers of the World vote to strike over 20 cent daily wage rise and Sunday night shift abolition. Company rejects demands. 700 workers reportedly participate. Rumor of IWW-led march to the plant surfaces.
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Er eoReNe Journal Special
Aseee Wees Lee
Virginia
Minn
Thainy
Larmber Company
Industrial Workers of the World
Ww. W
W. W
Peace talks eyed on neutral ground amid war weariness
Report notes a proposal for speedy assembly of delegates from warring states on neutral ground. It cites imperial views that major postwar work should begin after exhaustion ends and collaboration with the United States. Gerard and Zimmerman discuss U S positions on Belgian deportations and submarine issues.
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United States
Eador Gerard
Zimmerman
Gerard
Washington
Norwegians Send Wilson Sympathy for Peace Efforts
The Norwegian social democracy endorses Wilsons war effort toward a just peace and declares support for international rights and national independence. In Texas, a Mexican frontier clash leaves fifty in Ongawa garrison force with many killed or captured, survivor Colonel Fernandes among them, as Villa forces attack Polcerios ranch.
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Oy Oonine Joueh
Cfeciae Enero
Tomtien
Dee
Norweahin Labor Party
Sys
Christiania
Wilson
Norweahin Sorial
Tabor
Barberity
Norwegmn Peace Union
Presidio
Tex
Carrange
Olinaga
Villa
Polcerios Ranch
Flernandes
Heniene Quintela
San Carlos
Jose Chaves
Ails Montolla
Germany Ready for Quiet Peace Talks Under Sealed Terms
Reports say Germany and Austria favor confidential exchange of tentative peace terms with President Wilson and Secretary Lansing. Germany seeks a preliminary treaty with core guarantees and a world peace framework, while public disclosure is ruled out to avoid jeopardizing negotiations.
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Telieve Wilson
Clermany
Zirmmermen
Arobissedor
Jerard
Wilson
Entente
Laning
State Department
Gates
Attik
Washington
Germany
Anyemies
Mont
Berlin
World League
Crowley Denies Complicity in Conspiracy Trial
Crowley testifies denying involvement in a conspiracy case. He admits trips into Canada and border areas were for inquiry into alleged American neutrality violations. Prosecutors present evidence including U S Navy officer changes and shipments of aircraft parts. Cross examination planned after his direct testimony.
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Charles
Crawley
J. Smith
Smith
Witners
Fran Bopp
Herman Re
Prone Utthan
United States
Crowley
Wae Smith
Canada
Entente
Weath
Bopp
Johnston
United States Navy
Russia
New York
Buffalo
Argentina Faces One Million Ton Wheat Export Ceiling
Reports today say Argentina's wheat harvest is among the poorest in memory due to drought locusts and disease. Exportable grain may total not more than one million tons, far below the usual two and a half million, with prices at their highest levels.
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Washington
Deck
Argentina
Republic
Bryan Denounces Liquor Traffic at Prohibition Convention
William J. Bryan opened the national student convention of the Intercollegiate Prohibition Association in Lexington addressing liquor traffic. He asserted licensing the saloon does not prevent new sales as delegates gathered for a five day meeting.
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William J. Bryan
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Bryan
Lexington
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