Britain and France pressed for radical policy shift
Washington May 26. Secretary of State announces the United States will no longer tolerate abuses of neutral mail and will demand a radical change in policy from Britain and France to restore full neutral rights. The note to both governments, released tonight, outlines alleged infringements and the legal arguments behind the protest, with the aim of securing prompt action.
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House as Mediator and Peace Prospects Stir Berlin Rumors
Reports from Washington and London along with Berlin rumors indicate Col. E M House may visit Europe again, possibly to lay groundwork for peace. Observers note that such a trip could aid a peace initiative, but skeptics doubt any immediate breakthrough amid ongoing Allied offensives and blockades.
Mail holdup and peace signals in state update
In today’s Standard 1 Brief notes align on mail delays and calls for peace. Reports cover labor troubles in Butte, Hil’s condition, and state news plus church announcements. Sections include Anacondane, Towatte, Great Falls, Harvard scholarships, general news, sport news, and civic items.
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American Cavalrymen Pursue Mexican Bandits Near Las Cruces
In Columbus New Mexico on May 26 American cavalrymen chased followers of Candelario Cervantes after they attacked an army engineering party near Las Cruces yesterday. Two troops of the Eleventh Cavalry and a troop of the Thirteenth trailed the bandits as they moved through the Alamanda canyon southeast of the village, with engagement expected within 24 hours per unofficial reports.
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Will Force Issue On Wage Question In Butte
In Butte labor tension rises as the workingmen’s and teamsters’ unions push from $3.50 to $4 a day. Employers resist, predicting a town halt if demands aren’t met. About 590 workers would gain, with impact across ditching, carpentry, plumbing, and city labor, risking a broad construction walkout if the scale is granted.
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Administration Victor In Case Of Brandeis
Washington May 26 Victory for the administration in its fight to make Louis D Brandeis an associate Justice of the supreme court was regarded as assured tonight when the Senate agreed to vote on the nomination next Thursday June 1 Republican senators who have been opposed to Brandeis concede tonight that he would be confirmed beyond Question that he would receive practically unanimous democratic support and in addition would get at least four republican votes This would give approximately 60 votes in favor of confirmation leaving only opposing votes should every senator be present
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Condition of J. J. Hill Said Satisfactory
St Paul May 26 The condition of James J Hill was reported satisfactory by Drs Mayo and Gilfillan after a careful exam at Summit Avenue residence. They decided not to operate and Mayo returned to Rochester while Louis W Hill and others remained with the Great Northern president through the night.
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Ten Million for Retired Ministers of Methodist Church
Saratoga Springs May 26 Authorization of a campaign to raise ten million dollars for the pension fund for retired Methodist ministers and their widows was approved today by the church. Graham Harris of Evanston Tilt was elected successor to Bishop led Thomas Nicholson as secretary of the board of education. The conference voted down a proposal to shorten the district superintendent term from five to one year, a move critics said would create a large ecclesiastical machine.
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Timothy Dwight Former Yale President Dies in New Haven
New Haven Conn May 26 The Rev pr Timothy Dwight former President of Yale university died at his home here today He was born at Norwich and graduated from Yale in 1849 He was inaugurated president of Yale College July 1 1886 succeeding Nah Porter He was succeeded by Dovarthur Hadley in 1889 One of his first acts was to propose changing the name to Yale university which was later adopted
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Naval appropriation bill under special rule set for quick vote
Washington May 26 The naval appropriation bill will be taken up in the house tomorrow under a special rule limiting debate and providing for a final vote by Friday afternoon. The measure is expected to be reported for adjournment that night.
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Immoral monster and moral imbecile in Waite trial
New York May 26 defense witness in Waite murder trial labels Dr Anarren Waite a moral imbecile and immoral monster. Alienists say Waite lacked moral sense while plotting his father in law John B. Peck’s death, urging lifelong confinement.
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