Mexican Situation Said to Be Bad
A report warns the Mexican situation is bad with factions urged to restore order as the president will serve no notice.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
1
Submarines on the Rise Alarm Admiralty Report
The Admiralty warns of increasing danger from submarines and AEE vessels amid rising naval threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Wilson warns warring Mexican factions may face intervention
President Wilson plans to serve notice to all Mexican warring factions urging them to resolve the crisis or risk external action. The Red Cross appeals for relief for starving Mexicans and notes a forthcoming official statement, while diplomats weigh potential humanitarian intervention and cautions against Red Cross supplies being seized by combatants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Mexico
Red Cross
United States
Cuba
Duval West
S. P. Morris
Railroads Fight Arkansas Commission In Federal Hearing
In St Paul Minnesota a federal hearing opens on petitions by the St Louis and San Francisco and Kansas City Southern for a permanent injunction against Arkansas rail rate schedules. A temporary injunction was issued at Little Rock May 1. The railroads say the tariffs would slash freight receipts and are confiscatory.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Arkansas Railroad Commision
St. Louis
San Francisco
Kansas City Southern
Arkansas
Little Rock
Plead Guilty in Fraud Case in New York
Pleas of guilty were entered in the federal court today by Franz Rosenberg, Sigmund Karman, and Albert G. Newman on indictments accusing them of defrauding the United States by filing false manifests at the customs house to conceal contraband of war. Rosenberg and Karman were fined 500 dollars each, Newman 200 dollars. Harry P. Salomon and Albert Salomon pleaded not guilty and were placed under bail with a Monday deadline to change pleas if they wish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franz Rosenberg
Sigmund Karman
Albert G. Newman
United States
Customs House
Newman
Harry P. Salomon
Albert Salomon
Navy to appoint Captain Grant to command Atlantic submarine flotilla
Secretary Daniels announced plans to develop the submarine arm of the navy and correct its faults. He named Captain A. W. Grant, then commander of the battleship Texas, to command the Atlantic submarine flotilla and oversee that branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Navy
Daniels
A. W. Grant
Texas
Italian torpedo boat sinks Austrian submarine
ROME May 28 official announcements say an Italian torpedo boat sank an Austrian submarine yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
German submarine sinks British steamer Spennymore off Orkney
A German submarine sunk the new British steamer Spennymore off the Orkney Islands. The captain and five crew members were drowned. Twenty seven survivors were landed at Falmouth.
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Falmouth
Orkney Islands
Mackinaw Reported on Fire Off California Coast
A radio report from San Francisco says the steamer Mackinaw is ablaze thirty miles north of the city. A coast guard cutter has been dispatched to assist.
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San Francisco
Cal
Here
Coast Guard
Trade Delegation to South America Advances Plans
Delegates of the southern republics approved a resolution urging U S business interests to unite within six months to name a delegation visiting South and Central American countries. Minister Pena of Uruguay proposed the plan. Congressman Flood and Secretary Garrison spoke as a committee report aimed at harmonizing American business laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dpd. C
Americas
United States
Pena
Uruguay
Representative Flood
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Secretary Garrison
Arrison
Jacob L Salas Convicted of Panama Canal Fraud Conspiracy
New York May 28 Jacob L Salas was found guilty in a federal court trial of conspiracy connected to Panama Canal Zone frauds. He was paroled pending formal sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob L. Salas
Panama Canal Zone
War cloud darkens most of Europe as Italy enters war
Italy joins the conflict expanding the wartime horizons across Europe. The text notes the widening scope of hostilities with only a few less populous nations remaining comparatively shielded from the reach of the fighting and political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Italy
Governor lifts Texas cattle quarantine by proclamation
The Texas governor issued four proclamations to lift the foot and mouth disease quarantine on cattle imports. Shipments from all states except Iowa and sixteen central and eastern states are now allowed under the rules of the U S Bureau of Animal Industry and Texas law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Texas
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Iowa
Commencement Days at Iowa State College
Ames Iowa May 28 The commencement festivities at Iowa State College opened today and will extend until next Thursday. The baccalaureate will be delivered by Rev A B Storms of Indianapolis and the commencement day orator will be Pres F W Gunsaninu s of Armour Institute Chicago. The final event on June and the reception of the president to the seniors and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
A. B. Storms
Indianapolis
F. W. Gunsaninus
Armour Institute
Chicago
St Mark's School marks 50th anniversary with notable visitors
In Southboro Massachusetts a three day program opens to celebrate St Mark's School fifty year milestone. Noted speakers educators and officials attend including Yale President Hadley and Harvard President Josell. The school began in a parsonage and now enrolls 140 boys with modern buildings and extensive grounds.
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Southboro
Mass
St. Mark's School
Hadley
Yale
Jowell
Harvard
Redistrict Bill Killed In House In Texas Legislature
In Austin on May 28 the House rejected the free conference committee report on the Congressional redistricting bill by 60 to 54, killing the measure. The session adjourned sine die later that night after approving the departmental appropriation bill and the miscellaneous bill. The governor announced promotions replacing Chief Justice Frown with Neleson Phillips and elevating I. Evantis to associate justice, while W R Dulaney was confirmed prison commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Conference Committee
Neleson Phillips
Frown
I.evantis
Phillips
Senate
W R. Dulaney
Taylor
W. R. Bramps
Statue to honor Dr W W Mayo to be unveiled in Rochester
Rochester Minnesota residents gather for the unveiling of a life size bronze statue honoring Dr W W Mayo founder of Mayo Clinic. The gift from Rochester and Olmstead counties will be presented with speeches by Bishop Thomas O Gorman and former Justice Charles M Start.
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Rochester
Minn
Minnesota
W. W. Mayo
Eighteen Lives Toll of Storms Across Three States
Associated Press report from Kansas City details eighteen deaths over three days caused by floods high winds and electrical disturbances in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Levees along the Arkansas River have breached at many points while eastern towns suffer minor damage and communication remains demoralized.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas River
Arizona five Mexicans win nine week respite from execution
The Arizona board of pardons and paroles granted a nine week respite for five condemned Mexican men N V Chavez Eduardo Peres Migul Per alta Francesco Rodrigues and Kasmon Villalobos. Executions were halted while governor Hunt fixes dates. Attorney General Wiley Jones supported immediate execution. other members opposed. No deputy warden on duty. No executions in Arizona since prior period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ari
Board of Pardons and Paroles of
Arizona
N. V. Chavez
Eduardo Peres
Migul Peralta
Francesco Rodrigues
Kasmon Villalobos
Wiley Jones
CO Case
Frank Trath
Sime
Arizome
Leo Frank Called as Witness in Damage Suit
Leo M Frank under death sentence for the Mary Phagan murder and Janis Conley serving twelve months as an accessory are subpoenaed as witnesses in a ten thousand dollar damage suit by the victim's mother at the factory where the crime occurred. Clemency letters pour in from prominent citizens nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Leo M Frank
Mary Phagan
Sory
Wether
Frank
Lehigh Hosts Tenth Heel Festival Opening Concert
Music lovers from near and far gathered at Lehigh University for the Tenth Heel Festival. The opening program features the St. John Passion performed in two parts with the Move in Minor to follow, under conductor Dr J Prod Wella with The Pithatephia Creters providing accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh University
Bathilmeham
Lehigh Universality
Pithatephia Creterstra
J. Prod Wella
Weather Report Shows Clear Skies Across Cities
The forecast lists clear conditions in multiple cities including Wichita Falls Paris Waco Denison Abilene El Paso Wanakachie Fort Worth Galveston Austin San Antonio Clarkeville Oklahoma City and Shreveport. Temperatures range from the mid 40s to near 100 with a few clouds in Muskogee and McAlester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiy Western Union Callax
Wichita Falls
Paris
Waco
Denison
Abilene
Clear
el Paso
Wanakachie
Ft. Worth
Galveston
Austin
San Antonio
Clarkeville
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
McAlester
Ardmore
Fair
New Orleans
Shreveport
Citizenship candidates hear Armenian ideals speech in White Plains
In White Plains on May 2 192? a ceremony marks the Supreme Court session as Finder Morehauser presides. Colonel Ralph Prime of Yonkers addresses citizenship applicants on the Armenian flag and the duties of American citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plaine
N. Y
Finder Morehauser
Justi Wan
Ralph Prime
Yonkers
Jorn
Gate Dedication at Maryland Agricultural College
Maryland Agricultural College and experiment station to dedicate the Pounders Gate on May 29 near the gate on Baltimore Washington boulevard. Officials will attend and Carl Vroom assistant secretary of agriculture will speak on new phages of agriculture. A procession will form before exercises and proceed to the gate where President Harry J Patterson will welcome and accept it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland College Gate
Haywattsvilile
Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Maryland
Carl Vroom
Department of Agriculture
Baltimore Washington Boulevard
Hary J Patterson
Berlin Admits Gulf Light Struck by Torpedo
Berlin acknowledges the Gulf Light was the victim of a torpedo attack. Officials stated evidence points to a naval engagement causing the ship's sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany to reply to American note on submarine warfare
Berlin reports no new official word on the Nebraskan torpedoing and delays discussion until confirmation. The Foreign Office and Admiralty deny new details but acknowledge the Gulflight torpedo strike was by a German submarine. The May 28 dispatch notes Berlin will deliver the reply to Washington and release it to the press Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dardanelles
Triumph
Majestic
Constantinople
Admiralty
Cadeby
Spennymore
M. Rooswall
Argyllshire
Havre
Gallipoli
Rhodes
Asia Minor
Bédrum
Gulf of Kos
Asiatic
Turkey
Przemys
Arras
LaBagsee
Ypres
Teutons
Tyrol
Thentino
Istrina
Berlin
Germany
Foreign Office
Germany Will Declare Lusitania Armed
Washington reports two weeks without a German reply to the American note fueling diplomatic tension. London presses that the Nebraskan was torpedoed while Berlin questions Lusitania's cargo. Ambassador Gerard K. has daily talks with the Berlin Foreign Office as officials withhold details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Germany
London
Gerard K
Berlin
Washington
United States
Kentucky man on trial for wife slaying in Louisville
Julius Bebey of Louisville faces a murder charge in Criminal Court for the killing of his wife and the wounding of his mother in law, Mrs. Kate Throop, with the shooting occurring a few weeks earlier. The trial was set for today following court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
Julius Bebey
Louisville
Kate Throop
Criminal
France Honors U S Ambassador in Paris Ceremony
President Poincare will host William G. Sharp at the Sorbonne amphitheatre where cabinet members academy leaders and the American Commission president will attend. An album of final drawings by French artists and addresses by notable figures will express France gratitude to Americans for their support.
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France
U. S
Vais
Mayls
Ravid Poincare
Tomorow
Willam G. Sharp
Ch Academy
Tnatitute
Livvotaus
Franmerican Commission For
Devident of
Resolutions Passed by Assembly on Prohibition and Reform
Loveland Colo May 28 The visceral assembly of United re s heard a report of no resolutions petitioning Congress to enact constitutional amendments for prohibition polygamy and polygamous cohabitation creating a Federal censorship body and appropriations for substantial growth of wis reported The demned the opening of Pacific Exposition on Suz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Colo
United Res Today
Cong‘s
Wis
Suz
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West
Associated Press
Arkansas Commission
South America
Jacob Sales
Biscay
Madrid
Sicily
Hungary
Satta Ds
Sofia
Bucharest
Bulgaria
Moscow
Greece
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Jud Mer
L’resi
Dent Wilson
Spain
Wlr. Dulaney
Austin, Tex
House
Hee States
Londemnes MN
Pardon Board
Hunt
Leo Frank
Mercepred Giere
Vy Apoeciated Press
Janis Conley
Crater
Wessel
Lusitania
Kentucky
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