Mexican and American talks near one more conference
Mexican and American conferees awaited a Washington reply as talks in El Paso and Juarez moved slowly. Obregon sent a telegram about 60,000 troops ready to force withdrawal, while the United States pressed for clarity on terms and political conditions affecting a possible expedition end.
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Vez Paso
Texas
Mexico
Umenetare Best
Funston
Washington
Ainsh
Vila Thwait
United States
Alexifan
Carolina
el Paso
Juarez
Obregon
Candido Aguilar
Mexico City
Barders
City
Revolt Surrenders and Naval Plans Spark City News
In today's Standard Page the revolt surrenders are noted while waders in Dul der Butte branch of Friends of Irish Freedom organize. A submarine is to act as cruisers only and Indians capture fishermen. Citizens naval force planned as Bishop Carroll is named.
Irish freedom supporters rally in Butte raise funds for revolution
At a Butte meeting of Tutte sympathizers of the Irish Freedom Campaign $976 in cash and $1,600 in pledges were pledged to be paid within the next day. The crowd packed Hibernia Hall with many pledges for $26 and $10 as speakers denounced English rule and urged Irish freedom. Judge J J Lynch organized the local Friends of Irish Freedom branch. a juvenile band played patriotic tunes as the flag was raised and loyalties to the United States were stressed while support for Ireland’s cause grew.
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Tutte
Irish Freedom Campai
Trish
Vn. Hutte
Butte
Hibernia
Friends of Irish Freedom
John Redmond
Sir Edward Carson
United States
J. J. Lynch
Department No. 1
District Court
St. Mary's School
Emil Busch
America
Io Free
Ireland
Revolutionary Fund
Judge Lynch
National Council of the Frends of Irish Freedom
Robert
New York
Dublin
Armed Indians Capture Eight Austrian Fishermen
A band of Lummi Indians seized eight Austrian fishermen at Hale's pass near Pellingham Washington and towed them to Lummi Island. The prisoners, later moved to the island, were held under guard as local authorities cited limited ability to intervene. The incident follows a series of clashes over contested fishing rights in the area.
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Pellingham
Wash
Hale's Pass
Lummi Island
Becau
Lammt
Sheri Whatcom County
Diane
Lestle
Darwin
Star General
George Ivanich
A. Costilanovich
Bellingham
Castilanovich
Methodists of Country Back of President in War Time
Saratoga Springs April 30 1917 Bishop Cranston of Washington assures that Methodists of the United States support President Wilson and his efforts to keep the nation out of European conflict. He spoke at the opening service of the twenty seventh general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He warned against magnetic political leaders and affirmed that most Methodists remain patriotic and Christian in endeavor.
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Saratoga Springs
United States
Wilson
Cranston
Washington, D.C
Granston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Morow
Cranston Jauld
Brtvareuven
Credit for Kut-el-Amara Due to Late Field Marshal
German newspapers report the fall of Kut el Amara and credit the surrender to the late Field Marshal Baron von der Goltz who died at the Turkish HQ in April. Berlin outlets call Kut el Amara the heaviest blow yet struck against England in the campaign.
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Kut-El-Amara
Amsterdam
London
Sys
Berlin
Marthal Baron. van der Goltz
Vossiche Zeitung
Engjand
Rebels resist in Sackville Street as Dublin falls
London reports improved Dublin situation but resistance remains near Sackville Street. Troops tighten cordon while house to house fighting continues. Post Office and block east of Sackville Street burned. rebels driven from Boland's Mills. Leader Pearce reportedly wounded and surrendered. Connolly said killed in Four Courts area. Ulster remains normal. Galway coast quiet with rebel bands between Athenry and Cromwell. Garrow Bridge damage on Dublin to Shuthanatorn railway described as not serious.
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London
Dublin
Sackville Street
Field Marah
Viscount French
Sackville
Streen
Boland's
King’s End
Tebel
Pearce
Hoport
Duvlin
James
Cromwell
Queenstown
Haniscorthy
Garrow Bridge
Dublin’ & Shuthanatorn
Submarines Debate As German Reply Considered
Washington reports that Secretary Lansing has no new dispatches from Germany. The German reply may offer to limit submarine use to prisoners against enemy ships pending broader agreement. Berlin officials reportedly favor a note rather than instructing Bernstorff, while the United States seeks immediate abandonment of all unrestricted practices and may accept negotiations if Germany declares the change. No definite date for a reply is given.
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Washington
Lansing
Germany
Tard
Nperon William
Gerard
Howl
Berlin
State Department
Fierlin
Count von. Bernstorff
United States
Connolly Wounded in Easter Rising Firefight
Dispatches from London report James Connolly was wounded by a rifle or pistol shot through the thigh while at a central post office during the Easter Rising. The rebel leader Connolly’s injury is described as serious but non-fatal, with details coming via Central News from Dublin.
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Connolly
London
James Conn Pe
Central News
Gm Dublin
Mineral
Backbone of Revolt Broken in Ireland Insurrection
London official report says leaders surrendered unconditionally and seven hundred seven prisoners taken including Countess Markievicz. Four Courts District recaptured. Dublin reports concentrated fighting Sunday. rebels surrendering freely as backbone of rebellion is broken.
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London
Dublin
Tttafalco
Four Courts
Ireland
Markientex
Treland
Surrender and ongoing fighting among Sinn Fein rebels in Dublin
Reports from Kinaston indicate the main Sinn Fein rebel force in Dublin surrendered during the day, but Sunday fighting continued in Dublin and suburbs. Attacks at Ball's Bridge and near the College of Surgeons produced prisoners including Countess Markiewicz. Despite widespread surrenders, many rebel bands remain and operate from fortified houses, escaping through subterranean passages as soldiers push raids. Dublin's cordoned streets deter outsiders, police from Kingston arriving in uniform were barred entry. Food depots opened to ration scarce provisions, Kingston also suffers shortages.
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Kinaston
Ireland
London
Inn Fein
Dublin
Conti
Ball's Bridge
College of Surgeons
Markiewicn
L Ors
Kingston
Dublin Near Destruction of Post Office Rumors Surface
Dublin reports rumors of stern troops action against the post office and Sinn Fein followers. Troops considered bombardment but avoided destroying a renovated building. Firelight seen from a city hotel showed central Dublin alight while snipers remained hidden. Correlating reports say martial law scope uncertain and communications hampered.
Provisional President Pearce Orders Surrender
Provisional President Pearce announces surrender of all rebels to prevent further harm to unarmed people. Government headquarters plan unconditional surrender to save lives as republican forces instructed to lay down arms. London dispatch dated May 1 at 1 30 p m.
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Ieinguen
London
Sonal
Pearce
Arma
Proclamation Emphasizes Irish Freedom and Sovereignty
London reports an April 2011 proclamation from Dublin pledging a right to freedom and sovereignty for Ireland. It cites centuries of struggle, mentions Plunkett as decorated, and notes a German aviator medal for a Turkish service pilot.
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London
Dublin
Ireland
Tess
Arma
Trish
Ite Welfare
Ee Eee Lilies
Ie Aes
Ee People of
JOSEPH_ PLUNKETT
Kaiser
William
Buddeck
Munselt
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Bregon
Housand
ANIZE
Friends OP Trish, Preedom
Lynch
New Ity Council
the Standard
Davies
Carson Amler Jeans
New York Herald
the World
the Times
Flanders
Russia
STORM
Dublin Castle
Methodists
Sinn Fein
Suck
Tuin
Marcial
Northwall
Ray
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