Washington Eyes Mexico Recognition After Carranza Ouster
Official reports of Carranza's overthrow reached President Wilson as Washington weighed the possibility of recognizing the new Mexican regime. Obregon and Gonzales, once rivals, appeared to have reached an understanding, with Joann Sanchez Alcona named foreign minister in the revolutionary government.
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Morning Journal Special
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Carranza
Mexico
Wilson
Navy
State Department
Okighea
New York
Key West
Long
Candido Aguilar
Juan Meérigo
Merizo
Aguilar
Cordoba
Guadalupe Sanchez
Merige
Sanches
Federico Montes
Seund
Carrane
Jouan Sanches Alcona
Chenerals Obreron
Pablo Gonzales
Azucona
Gonzales
Warren
Palaes
Manuel Palaez
Turnpice
Carranga
Wnt
Nitti Cabinet Resigns After Socialist Post Vote
Rome May 12 The ministry of Premier Nitti resigns after the chamber votes 192 to 142 for a socialist motion on posts and telegraphs. Nitti demanded a confidence vote. the Popular Party joined the Socialists in backing the motion.
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Rome
Associates Presa
Nitti
Chamber
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Weather Forecast Highlights Across Regions
Denver and New Mexico regions see fair weather with occasional showers in the north on Wednesday. Expect warmer conditions in the northeast portion, with similar trends continuing into Thursday across Arizona and the surrounding area.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather Summary for the Past 24 Hours
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 pm show a partly cloudy day. The highest temperature reached 42 degrees, with humidity around 38 percent and trace precipitation. The maximum wind velocity was 38, from the west.
Hoover club in Sunshine State makes progress
Special correspondence from Santa Fe reports the New Mexico Hoover Club meeting with President Carl H. Gilbert presiding. The gathering highlights new recruits from Santa Fe Albuquerque and Dexter, with Mrs. Paul A. F. Walter as vice president and Major Norman J. L. King as secretary. A key letter from Dr. Jean D. Mark explains educator political involvement and Hoover’s suitability, while noting debates on party leadership and prospects if General Wood is not nominated.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Southwest
Hoover Club
Hoover
Stanford
Santor
General Wood
Verver
Hoover Lab
North Dakota Senator Proposes Peace End War Bills
North Dakota Senator proposes Senate and House measures to officially end the war. The move aims to declare peace under Regulation 10 and seeks to advance a formal end to hostilities.
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North Dakota
Senate
House
Senate Clash Over Peace Resolutions Intensifies
Opposition fire erupts in the senate as Senator McCumber denounces both peace resolutions and accuses President Wilson of a colossal blunder for dragging the Versailles treaty into the political campaign. Senator Hitchock to follow with administration rebuttal and debate预计.
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Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
Foreign Relations Committee
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Nebraska
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
House
United States
Germany
Wilson
McCarmber
Methodist conference in Des Moines signals bishop elections start
Des Moines May 11 The committee on episcopacy of the Methodist general conference in Des Moines indicated a report to enable elections of bishops and officers as early as Friday of the week. Delegates from Chile, Argentina and other regions arrived. coal shortages delayed ship transport for some.
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Erred Leaeed Wees
Eald
United States
India
South America
Henry BP. Davidson
Hed Cross
Europe
Committee of State of the Church
Kansas Industrial Court
Committee On
Methodiet Episcopal Church
North
Methodist Church
Chile
Argentine
Mixed May News From Small Towns And Courts
News items from Salina and Fayettesville report murder charges and confessions in Toncotn Center near Salina. In Portland a collision of two electric trains is noted with fatalities and injuries. Omaha and Los Angeles briefs cover a wall collapse and a prisoner’s farewell.
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Salina
Koans
Stelha Hirman
Toncotn Center
Here
Haesie
Chaat Che
Laai Bunet
Ba Baneh
Nancy Buneh
Los Angeles
Mirzabeth Williamison
Diaines
Wathen
Sacramento
Wlif
Democratic Club Meets to Pick Delegates for State Convention
The Democratic Club held a meeting at Jefferson Hall to discuss selecting delegates for the state convention at Finetown on June 3. A committee chaired by W. Treloh and W. Jleacork was formed to investigate the sheriff’s office and enforcement in Twin Old Town, addressing rustling and related issues.
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Jefferson Hall
Olehe
New York Socialist Convention Slides Toward Split
In New York on May 11 the socialist party convention rejected a radical declaration calling for dictatorship of the proletariat and broader citizenship limits. Debates pitted Morris Hillquit’s conservative faction against J. Engdahl and radical elements, highlighting fears of dictatorship and calls for international socialism.
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New York
J. Lews Engdahl
Chicago
Engdahl
Palmer
Wilron
Burlesen
Hall
Wall Street
Wil-son
Prussia
Italy
Labor Party
League
Communlt
Carranza Not Captured as Rebels Press San Marcos Stand
Vera Cros May 11. President Carranza remains in a stronghold at San Marcos near Puebla. Forces under Generals Hill and Previn continue to attack along the Api Giio to Puebla railroad, attempting to drive him from the village stronghold.
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Vera Cros
Legislature adjourns on suffrage debate in Parisian area
The Tovisiana legislature adjourned to day until May 17 without action on women suffrage. Those leading the ratification fight expect the real struggle to begin next Monday as activists plan renewed efforts to push for approval.
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Baton Steuge
Tovisiana
Sugar sale at The Journal draws Albuquerque crowd
The Journal reports a large sugar sale Tuesday with fifty cent packs sold and taken by local residents. The event, praised by The Journal as a community effort, drew praise for Salvation Army aid in handling crowds though some tardy attendees could not be served due to exhaustion of sugar supplies.
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Abuquerque
Sone
Otto Looker
Salvation Army Lateeiee
Journal
The
Elks Parade Preparations Under Way In Winslow
Elks committees meet at the Elke club to finalize plans for the big parade and initiation. Candidates report at 9 o clock, parade from the club house through Gold avenue and Copper to Central then Pitth street, with events including a high dive and a special Albuquerque Hello trope. Photography and moving pictures arranged, noon group photo planned, 106 candidates from Winston Arizona expected for initiation with antler fitting requested by Albuquerque lodge.
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Gold Avenue
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Pitth Street
HB. Watkins
Albuquerque
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Rosenwald
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Hanna & Manna
Nat Winston
Ariz
Arizona
Winslow
Census figures show population changes in multiple cities
Washington May 1 Evans ville Indiana 85 264 Jamestown N Y 38 405 Bisbee Arizona 9 205 Temple Texas 11 033 Increase Fewanseville 15 417 or 24 per cent Jamestown 7 601 or 443 per cent Bisbee 186 or 21 per cent Temple 49 or 64 per cent Medford Mass 38 687 increase 15 437 or ATA per cent Chicoper Mars 26 214 increase 16 813 or Ye per cent Sherman Texan 14 021 increase 2 189 or 201 per cent Blue Island WL 10 528 an increase of 2 645 or 80 9 per cent Tratler Pa 22 778 increase 83 080 or 14 7 per cent Fort Collins Colo 5 704 Increase Sea or 6 4 per cent
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Fort Collins
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William Dean Howells Dies Famous American Writer
The New York morning paper reports the death of William Dean Howells, famed novelist, essayist and editor born 1837 in Ohio. He died after influenza illness contracted in Savannah, having spent winters in the South. He rose from a compositor to editor of Atlantic Monthly and Cosmopolitan and wrote seventy one volumes. He met Longfellow Hawthorne Emerson Holmes and Lowell in youth and produced Venetian Life after serving as U S consul in Venice. He valued gradual reform and supported women’s suffrage as a hopeful development for society.
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New York
William Dean Howells
Mr. Howells
Savannah
South
William Howard Taft
United States
Martin’s Ferry
Ohio
Jnwardly
Boston
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Vermont
Paris
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the Times
the Tribune
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Atlantic Monthly
James Russell Lowell
Harper's Magazine
Cosmopolitan
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Yale Students Select Hoover for Presidency
Yale undergraduates held a mock convention with 2000 spectators and nominated Herbert Hoover for president. On the formal ballot Hoover led 1,447 to 1,024 after two ballots, with a majority decision then choosing Hoover.
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Ley Morning Journal
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Woo
G. G. Depew
Buffalo
N. Y
Omaha
General Wood
Navy policy and Sims clash over submarine battle plan
Secretary Daniels testified before the Senate Naval Committee detailing President Wilson's audacious war policy urging bold measures against submarines. He accused Rear Admiral Sims of opposing the North Sea mine barrage and attempting to credit Britain for the US project. Daniels stressed the plan originated in the navy and predated British approval, while Wilson urged audacity over prudence to crush submarine nests.
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UY Morning Journal
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Navy
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
Daniels
Sims
Navy Department
North Sea
Pennsylvania
Great Britain
Admiral Sims
Maye
America
United States Navy
Daniele
Admiral Mayo
Heavy Rains Damage Rail Lines in Dakota Run
Heavy rains in eastern North Dakota cause washouts on the Chicago and Northwestern between Fleet and Pierre. Fifteen miles of track washed out, trains from Pierre are annulled due to the downpour, with other washouts reported east of the Missouri River.
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Missouri River
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Pierre
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