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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
1
In a sharp clash over foreign policy, Carranza demands an immediate withdrawal while Roosevelt accuses moral treason. The ex-president remains bitter toward the German American alliance, signaling escalating tensions between U S and Mexican leadership.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt in St Louis urges universal military service and denounces the German American Alliance as anti American. He calls for a unified American identity and criticizes President Wilsons wartime and peace positions while praising Bryan and Ford.
Chicago will host a preparedness parade on June 2 followed by national party conventions in early June. Mayor Thompson leads a 200 member entertainment committee to house visitors, with hotels filled and private homes and steamboats offering lodging.
A de facto Mexican government leader claims gross violation of the sovereign dignity by United States actions. He asserts the incident undermines Mexico's sovereignty and seeks redress through diplomatic channels.
Readings argue Glenn Springs expedition should be treated as an invasion and urge the United States to end the ongoing "unsupported situation" through firm policy and action.
A House action amends a naval bill related to Blaman leader Jouetts Wilson. The text mentions a $12,500 addition. proceedings reference proposed appropriations. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate congressional debate on funding and opposition from Wellon Down and Ure.
The House adopted amendments adding 11.9 million dollars for a government armor plate factory and 3.5 million for aircraft, offset by changes to plane funding. It also authorizes 2 370 more sailors and a bonus system to speed private warship construction, with party-line splits on votes. In Laredo Texas nine were killed and thirty five injured in a collision between a northbound Mexican Railroad passenger train and a freight train near Rodriguez.
Washington May 21 clash between the Post Office Department and Senate Post Office Committees nears a climax as a special subcommittee tests Postmaster General Burleson on Blakslees charges that the committee surrendered to railroads in framing the post office appropriation bill. Funeral held for James J Hill in St Paul with railroad officials in attendance and burial at North Oaks Farm Pleasant Lake shore.
In Hill City Cliff Baker aged 22 shot and killed his mother in law Mrs N M Carpenter and then killed himself at his home after family quarrels. Baker reportedly asked his wife for a final kiss, she refused.
Reported offensives northwest of Verdun near La Mort Homme claim seven machine guns and 255 prisoners captured. Avoncourt Hall Sat bombarded. three shells used. Bevin bombardments north of Verdun and actions along the Vosges front. Italian front details cite Thalions and 295 captives.몬 Monte Urine and Punta Covalia evacuation. Russian sector bombings reported south of Prinsk. Austrians advance along the Vovoar river. East Africa fronts mention German positions near the Ixerk and Pagni rivers.
A placer gold strike was reported on Foley Creek a tributary of Noteh Creek twenty tiles from Shuarktianna City with gold in old channels along a four mile stretch. Shortage of supplies and heroes in the district noted. Ferguson to Open Campaign Governor Ferguson will speak at Waco on June 16 at 2 15 o clock to review two years of state leadership.
Incomplete readable text shows a weather forecast with reference to United States Weather Bureau data. Includes some temperature notes and daily values but lacks clear location names or dates.
Washington May 1 Democrats in the House Ways and Means committee started general revenue work. Drafts of three bills were submitted one proposes raising 100,000,000 by increasing income tax another would add to that by taxing inheritances and a third would tax munition property.
A fragmented wartime column notes a wartime diner scene with maple syrup offerings. The text references Auntie Abe Martin style humor and a Little Gem restaurant, hinting at a rustic dining scene during difficult times.
General Carranza in Washington delivers a strong note via Ambassador Arrendro demanding the immediate withdrawal of 12,000 American troops from Mexico. He accuses the United States of invasion and questions good faith, citing Columbus Glenn Springs and Bequillas incidents and noting ongoing hostilities and distrust between the two governments.
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