Recognition by United States Sought by Gen Carranza
An alleged first chief issues a proclamation to the people of Mexico in response to a note from President Wilson. The document signals a shift in recognition policy as the U S seeks acknowledgement of Carranza's government and the Mexican political settlement.
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Carranza
Mexico
Wilson
My Morning Journal
Washington
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Constitutionalist Agency
Mexico City
Gongales
Carranza Proclamation Claims Constitutional Control in Mexico
Carranza asserts constitutionalists control seven-eighths of Mexico, outlines reforms including church-state separation, land restitution, education expansion, and amnesty rules. Villa criticizes, while Washington awaits texts and possible recognition actions amid calls for elections and restored peace.
Attitude Toward German Note Seen Friendly in Berlin
Berlin papers report the American note as opening room for negotiations with Germany. Officials and editors note a conciliatory tone and possible talks to limit submarine warfare while seeking mutual concessions between Washington and Berlin.
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Berlin
Dane
London
von Bethmann-Hollweg
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Army
Admiralty
Deria
Anton Meyer Gerhard
Count von Hernstorff
Washington
Lokal Anzeiger
Vossische Zeitung
Germany
United States
Great Britain
America
Persius
Tageblatt
Villa invites Carranza to unite Mexican factions
General Villa states he does not concede U S intervention rights but invites Venustiano Carranza and other constitutionalist leaders to unite and reorganize Mexico. An early reply is requested to arrange preliminaries for a conference without naming a venue. Zapata and Roque Gonzales Garza are to be consulted.
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General Villa
Washington
State Department
Carranza
E! Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Venusetlano Carranza
Mexico
Emiliano Zapata
Roque Gonzales Garza
Feeling Grows in Germany U S. Demands Seen as Met By Optimists
In Germany optimism rises that United States demands can be fully met. Government stance remains unclear though officials believed to know the outcome are confident.
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Germany
Concession Key to Peace Says British Leader
The speaker argues no solution is possible without a concession from Great Britain and asserts Britain broke international law first. He expresses confidence that Germany and the United States will mend ties and achieve justice and humanity.
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Great Britain
Germany
United States
Austria’s Press Attacks U S War Aids to Entente
Vienna’s Freie Presse denounces American munitions shipments to the Entente as a threat to neutrality. It claims the U S sold a billion dollars in arms, urges arbitration over the Lusitania dispute, and warns of worsening German Austrian relations if policy continues.
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Zurich
Juhe
London
Austria
United States
Vienna
Nate Freie Presse
America
Germany
Bethlehem
Lusitania
West Point Graduates Largest Class in History
West Point New York June 12 The United States military academy conferred diplomas on Trophy Point marking the largest class ever graduated.164 cadets received their sheepskins five honor men included Edwin K Kimble Texas Secretary of War Garrison gave diplomas and urged adherence to tradition as a duty of officers.
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WY Morning Journal
Leanee Wee
West Point
United States Military Academy
Trophy Point
Edwin K. Kimble
Texas
Garrison
Army of the
Monroe doctrine extension urged by Colombia delegate
Senor Santiago Perez Triana of Colombia proposed a Pan American covenant to extend the Monroe doctrine across the hemisphere. He argued for no conquest within the Americas, urging collective inviolability and urging all nations to adopt a binding pledge. The speech closed the two week tour in Boston after a Pan American financial conference.
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Mt Morning Journal
Leegen
United States
Senor Perez
Boston
Country Back of President Seeks Peace Over War Fears
A cabinet member explains taking on risks beyond the cabinet to push for a peacetime path. He calls for public support for the president during possible war, urging submission of all disputes to an international commission. Former secretary Bryan departs for Old Polar Comfort, plans to announce future steps on return.
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Germany
Great Britain
France
Russia
Ttryan
Old Polar Comfort
Mr. Bryan
Wilson Note Shaped by Clear Press Tone in Varis
June 12 reports from Varis note that newspapers in the city praise President Wilson's note to Germany as dignified and courteous yet direct. The press says the term solemn representations signals a firm policy and no room for delay or flexible diplomacy.
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Varis
Wilson
Germany
Petit Parisien
Bryan Compared to Giolitti in Italy Attitude
The Corriere della Sera compares Secretary Bryan to former Italian Premier Giolitti, noting that Bryan's stance could influence American public opinion in favor of President Wilson. The report cites differing wartime positions and their potential domestic impact.
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Italy
Paris
Corriére Della Sera
Bryan
Giolitth
Austria
America
Signor Giolitti
Wilson
War party likely to triumph in Greece
Athens dispatch notes the June 14 elections relief in demonstrations. A crowd paraded the streets Saturday night singing songs to celebrate expectations that the ex premier party will win.
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Greece
OY Morning Journal
London
Athens
Leuter
V. Verilwe
War News of Yesterday Highlights Front Developments
German opinion favors recent American vote easing Lusitania tensions. Italian campaign advances include Gradoivacars and Gorizia objectives. Rovereto and Mori claimed near Trent. Austro German forces push on front from North Sea to Switzerland. Zeewold reports quiet except Belgian artillery duels. Gallipoli and Dardanelles battles intensify. Turkey says a Russian torpedo boat was sunk by the Ottoman cruiser Medulla. four more British ships sunk by submarines. Leucra and three trawlers sunk in North Sea.
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Tn Serba
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Gorizia
Rovereto
Mori
Trent
Dniester
Galicia
Athens
Galliposli
Sea of Marmora
Maidos
Dardanelles Straits
Turkey
Black Sea
Midulla
Breslau
Leucra
North Sea
Italians Score Again and Gallipoli Advance Reported
The Italians gain at Gradisca on the Isento River and push toward Tolmin while unofficial reports indicate steady progress on the Gallipoli peninsula. Submarine activity shows fifty four ships sunk since Saturday, including seven neutrals, with most victims British fishing craft.
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Gradisca
Tolmine
Gallipoli
Italian Advance Threatens Rovereto and Mori
Itllian forces push toward Rovereto in Tyrol, thirteen miles southwest of Trent, and Mori eighteen miles southwest of Trent, with reports saying these towns have been taken or are about to be occupied. The advance comes via Chiasso and Paris, dated June 08 at 12:30 a m.
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Haly
Dane
Chiasso
Paris
Rovereto
Tyrol
Trent
Mori
Italian Troops Repel Austrian Surprise on Isonzo Front
Udine reports Italian forces countered an Austrian expedition near Montenero on the Isonzo river. About 7,000 Austrians in three columns with twelve muleback mountain guns tried a rear attack but were spotted by Italian sentinels. Italians held positions then charged, driving the attackers back amid heavy fire.
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Italy
Chiasso
Paris
Montenero
Isonzo
Tarvis
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