Mexican revolutionary meeting to unite factions under Angeles chief
A conference at General Carrera's camp near the Nuevo Leon border plans uniting 14 party movements under General Angeles as North Division chief. Felix Diaz reps and Dr Vasnes Gomez proposed for president. Villa as second in command. Luis Taballero among invited leaders. Proceedings aim to consolidate anticarreanza factions across Mexico with U.S. and Gulf states attention.
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Angeles
Villa
Juarez
Mex
Mexico
General Carrera
Nuevo Leon
Coahtta
Tommorrow
General Angeles
Francisco
Felix Diag
Vasnes Gones
San Antonio
Texas
Eall
Msnl
Arramberri
Nuevo
Gutierrez
Ree Villa
Leon
Agua Calientes
Geerny Juan Andres Almaran
Vos. Carrara
Nuevo Tera
Genero Sedillo
San Luis Putosi
Mecien
Angzeles
Angetes
Auzelos
Villais
Republic of Mos'con
Waptanza Rashoon
Hrawen
Mega
Carta
Dora Gomes
Boy Antonin
Luis Taballera
Lipos
Poles Lose Town in Meda RO
Fuzzy OCR note reports a disruption affecting Poles in Meda RO with unclear dates and references to Moscow. The readable fragment mentions a shift in control and possible repercussions for local settlements and governance. No concrete names, places, or outcomes are confirmed.
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Meda
Mowcow
Burleson Rule of Wires Debate Drops in Senate Chamber
Edward Reynolds former general manager of Postal fears that the Burleson rule of wires discussion would strip the Senate of its dignity. He argues the upper chamber should not be treated as a forum for such procedural tactics.
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Burleson
Senate Chamber
Edward Reynolds
Postal
Carlton Claims Cards Were Stacked In Prop erty Plan Hearing
Senate hearings reveal Newcomb Carlton accusing Edward Reynolds of pushing plans to coordinate wires for government control. Reynolds defends that Post Office energy and policy did not cause telecom deterioration, while Carlton attacks Burleson and defense of private ownership remains contentious.
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Reynolds
Ey Morning Journal
Washington
Newcomb Curlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Edward Reynolds
Tostal Telegraph
teoMpany
Svatere U
Ian
Jurleson
Senate Commere Committee On
Propertiea
Cartson
Burlesen
Burleson
Carlton
Ganewal
Senate
Superiaim
Lyntids
Coritah
Butlewnsy
Ward
Fragmented South Africa War Notes Amidst Disjointed OCR Output
The readable text fragment references South Africa and battles or troop movements, with unclear place names and dates. It mentions landing in New Mexico and movements toward Agua Prieta and Nogales, with notes on timings and potential withdrawals.
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Chihvathun
Agi
Wii
Piv
Nowalis
ACOA
Asitte Uridin
Rory Perkleston
Niko
Chibwabua
Pakerthy Garliv
Gugay
Ceania Muretan
Hiuhan
Ville
Wisin
Mom
Sutmos Templemenit
Motira Northweestern
Agua Prieta
Pak Samiriow
Villa warns of inability to control men if troops cross border
General Villa warns that his forces cannot be restrained if the United States allows Mexican troops to pass through border states. Reports from Parral and Chihuahua note mobilization of federal troops and anticipated attacks. Governor Aliarrazolo and Governor Hobby discuss protection and foreign policy limits as Washington weighs authorization.
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Villa
United States
TOY Morning Journal
el Paso
Texas
Washington
Manza
Juarez
General Villa
Sonora
General Angeles
Wilson
Mexico
Scott
Chihuahua
Carranga
Chihuahuata Sur
Bat
Santa Hosailia
Chihuahua City
Diemwinex
Torreon
Larrasolo
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Larrazolo
Fis
Nik Wetion
A. BR. Fall
Vicky
Austin
Cgovernor
Hobby
Atrai
Natiles
Konora
Horna
Torres
Jaeres
Pacific
Nace
Oyerland
Hilo
Troop movement near the Texas border sparks intervention effort
Nogales and Attia report tampering with troop trains bound for Nuevo Laredo and Juares. Juan Tirrer cables President Day from Hearainsite urging Ambus to seek U.S. officials in Washington to stop the reinforcement plan. Troops aimed to move to the Texas border three miles from El Paso and cross into Mexico.
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Nogales
Attia
Juan Tirrer
Novaler
Mexico City
Sedor Bonillax
Washington
Texas-New Mexico
Paso
Juares
New Styles Shock British Public in Fashion Debate
London reports fashion furor over extreme dresses in the metropolis. Duchess of Somerset and Marchioness of Townshend condemn styles as almost immoral. Paris notes skirts split to the hips as London contemplates extravagant hosiery and camouflage stockings. Lady Hastings labels it day undress and evening no dress.
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the Press Publishing Co
The
New York World
Special Cable Dispatch
London
Duchess of Somerset
Weekly Dispatch
Marchioness
Hastings
Arbitration of Winnipeg Strike Underway Amid Tense Standstill
May 20 Winnipeg protesters march through trade district as arbitration to end the general strike begins. Crowds accompany a delegation of returned soldiers urging government action while officials view mediation as the working basis for resolving the deadlock.
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Winnipeg
Man
Generi
Heman
Bariement
Norric
Lomnorrow
Weldal
Todias
Sommniantoners
Mayr
Hanies Ferns
Altiv
Dewi Setae
TMP
Ty Co
Former Empress And Son Meet After Two Years
On May 29 in Amerongen the former German Empress and her son Frederick William met for the first time in two years. They traveled separately by automobile to a gathering in Amersfoort and spent several hours together while the village, closed in by holiday crowds, hoped for a glimpse of the former ruler who remained mostly hidden among garden foliage.
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Gummal
Ameronken
Prederick William
Amersfoort
Frederick William
Amonsfoort
Rotals Ugunl Prey- PaHon
Loza
Amerongen
Enchanted Captain Returns in Mexican Dispatches
Francisco Villa, once a key Madero ally turned bandit and dictator, again appears in dispatches leading 3000 armed men at Chihuahua while Angelos threatens Juarez. The three central figures are united, having executed the revolution, and questions linger on Villa’s return.
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Francisco Villa
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Fugitve
Villa
Chihuahua
Angelos
Juarez
Angeles
Madero
Hanning
Passage of Mexican Troops Through U S Opposed
The piece notes opposition to fall passage of Mexican troops through the United States to reach Juarez. It cites Senator Voll replying to appeals and protesting to the War Department. Villa threatens retaliation if Curranga troops reach the border, fearing anger among his followers and potential attacks on American miners near Chihuahua.
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U. S
Tex
Voll
Date Department
United States
Juares
Villa
United Bt Ih
Amercas
Thare
Melea
Toronto Strike Strikes On as Workers Demand 41 Hour Week
May 29 Toronto reports a latent strike spreading among metal workers demanding a 41 hour week higher wages and better shop conditions. Large unions in the city show support though exact walkout extent remains unclear. A peace committee of 10 000 aids authorities should disorder arise. central strike committee informs Prime Minister Borden of the conference decision to organize and press for demands.
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Orming Jourhal
Toronto
Ontario
PYM
Toroute
Itieenk
Felipe Frag
Premor Borden
Citewa Se
Villistas Beaten Near Juarez in Major Rebel Action
Report from Mexico describes a battle near Juarez where Villistas are said to have been defeated by forces loyal to Castro. Commanders include Martin Topes on the rebel side and General Petronio Merchandes for the federales. Military HQ at Jerem de clines to release full casualty details.
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VRS Journal Spectra
Tex
Giteobar
Emmend
Chi
Kan Andrews
McOrdig
Jay NO
Germans Press For Equal League Membership Amid Talks
Fragmented dispatch notes German delegates pushing for equal rights within the League of Nations while signaling willingness to disarm only after domestic stability. New notes address German property in Allied lands, Turkish public debt, and a Brazilian issue. Greek forces land in Asia Minor with limited Turkish resistance. Premier Orlando meets Wilson in discussion of the Adriatic question as the peace conference lingers.
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League of Nations
Associated Press
Wilson
Surenbes
Orlando
Council of Four
Sao Paulo
Asia Minor
NC4 Seaplane Reaches Ferrol After Coast to Coast Flight
Washington May 30 The NC4 seaplane faced engine trouble near Mondego river delaying the Lisbon Plymouth leg of the trans Atlantic flight. Commander Read repaired the engine and landed at Ferrol Spain after a long test flight, with the crew ready to attempt a direct Newfoundland to Ireland route if weather allows.
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Albert
Read
Perrot
Spain
Koeleh
Washington
Comimniuinder Read
Plymouth
Newfoundland
Treland
Ngland
NO A
Hawker Declares HID Not Intent 70 Critigide Yankees
London May 1 The Evening Ground interview reports Hawker denying any plan to cause a 70 CRITIGIDE flight to the Yankees. He defends British air routes and criticizes American press for misunderstanding his stance.
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Hawker
HID
OLN Ummm AL Beer Rey
London
Winke
Americus Preen
Lineheon Iy
New Womenday Malig
Flying Officer Killed in Plane Crash Near Ramona
Flying Officer died when a training airplane from Rockwell Field crashed near Ramona about thirty miles from San Diego. Lieutenant Kelly was lightly injured and his home is listed as San Francisco. The fallen officer was from the army aviation school at North Island.
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Penn
San Diego
A. Agit
Army Aviation School
Rockwell Field
North Island
Laeut
Ro Kelly
Ramona
Ely
Lieu Tohaent Wikdon
San Francisco
Kelly
Germany Signals Willingness to Enter League on Equal Terms
Berlin reports a German memorandum proposing to accept disarmament conditions in exchange for immediate admission to the League of Nations with full equality in political and economic rights. The document argues for reciprocity and urges a transitional period to implement terms while Germany seeks to preserve its draft proposals.
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Berlin
Prem
Germany
Sipula Fiees
League of Nations
Perot
German notes on German military preparations and Turkish debt
Two fresh notes were presented to the peer conference by the German delegation. The same day the Entente handed over English translations of the counter proposal first version submitted yesterday in German. The notes concern German preparations in allied counties and the Turkish public debt.
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Eritipns
Breneh Jen Hoglel
Cherman
Mexican rebel leader Gomez declares no information from Mexico
Dr Emilio Vesdues Gomez, provisional president of Mexico, says he has no information on the Villa movement or insurgent meetings. He emphasizes leadership of ideas over men and cites ongoing revolutions since 1918. The report notes he is working for unity of revolutionary forces.
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Poona
Fan Antonio
Tex
Petention
Fey
Mexo
trele-Villa
Bmello Vesdues Gomes
Union of All Revolutions
Mexico
Sinus
Taney
Tollortiow
Carrera
Associated Press
Hindenburg to Take Rest in Switzerland Says Dispatch
A Herlin dispatch reported by Wireless Press states Field Marshal Hindenburg will travel to Switzerland for a long rest. The plan follows indications that he intends to step back from active duties temporarily.
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Hindenburg
Lumden
Sven
Switserland
Herlin
Siven
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Levryat
Oiden
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