Meuse Front Reports French Withdrawal and German Attacks
Paris May 31 The French west of the Meuse retire officially amid violent German infantry assaults after a heavy artillery barrage. French positions east of the 304 mile area fall back to Chatton Court station as Dead Man's Hill defenses resist. In Courettes Wood Germans stormed the French trench in foggy Verdun near Chatton Court where advances went unseen.
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Chatton Court
Austro Hungarian Forces Surround Arsiero In Italy
An official war office statement says Austro Hungarian troops have the Italian city of Arsiero surrounded. They crossed the Pozino river west of Arsiero and occupy southern heights while Italian counterattacks were repulsed.
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Ream
Four Die as Dallas Awning Collapses on Spectators
A Dallas incident leaves four killed and many injured when a wooden awning collapses on a sidewalk full of spectators. Victims include Mrs. F. Ballen, EB Lott, Albert Dansen, and a child.
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Micred Butler
Safe Prison Warning Narrowly Foiled at Rock Rup Jail
A Jacksonville caller warned Rock Rup county jail inmate Reuben Rayburn, held on a rock safe burglary charge, that he would escape tonight. Jailors found three barred window sections saved but could not locate tools. Rayburn has prior Cedartown prison ties and once fashioned a jail key from a bucket handle. Meanwhile Atlanta hosts Shrinedom events with Potentate Walter Andrews and Aarab Temple drawing thousands for parade and ceremonial at the city auditorium.
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Rock Rup
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Aarab Temple
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Montgomery
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H. L. Dixon
Pittsburg
Ry Wilson
Charleston
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Charlotte
J. P. Lawrence
Nashville
Hu Nan Declares Independence Amid Rebellion
Shanghai dispatch reports Hu Nan province, a 22 million population inland region on the Yangtse tributaries, proclaimed independence yesterday. Neighboring provinces have pledged allegiance as uprisings spread, amid confusion over central leadership.
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Shanghai
Hu-Nan
Kei
Roosevelt Sells Americanism in St Louis After Assassination Attempt
In St Louis Col Theodore Roosevelt addressed a large crowd on Americanism amid heightened security following an assassination attempt. He urged friendly yet firm treatment of other nations and warned against divided loyalty from hyphenated American identities. He stressed assimilation into one nation and warned that ethnic factionalism would foster prejudice.
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Rulin
Teiper to Face Trial for Mother Murder in Buffalo
Johan Edward Teiper, 28, indicted for the murder of his mother Mrs Agnes M Teiper, a wealthy widow, in a January Orchard Park highway case. The indictment cites use of a revolver, hammer and other unknown instruments. Teiper pleads not guilty to two counts. his brother Fred Telper also died in the affair and sister Grace J Telper injured.
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N. Y
Johan Edward Teiper
Agnes M. Teiper
Orchard Park Highway
Fred. Telper
Grace J. Telper
Union College
Conrad Teiper
Car Crash Near Cane Creek Bridge Injures Five
Shortly before midnight a car from Jacksonville driven by Dr J W Landham turned a trel on Cane Creek bridge six miles from town. Dr Landham and five others suffered injuries, with Landham badly hurt and treated at St Luke's hospital. Rescue teams arrived after Mr Broughton telephoned for help.
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J. W. Landham
Cane Creek Bridge
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St. Luke's Hospital
Miss Landham
Mins
Daisy Henry
Emma Bilis
Ed Broughton
Anniston
Broughton
Fragmented political alliance mention from OCR text
The readable fragments discuss attempts to form political alliances among Germar and Irish American groups and references to various European American alignments. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent facts, making specifics unclear.
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Germar-Aggertecs
Give a Woman a Man's Chance Slogan Wins Parade Prize
In Chicago on May 31 a man won the prize for best slogan for the June 7 Woman Suffrage parade. The winning line is Give a Woman a Man's Chance. The originator is Remiro Mayses, a 18 year old from Spasiand, married to a woman.
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Chicago
Remiro Mayses
Carranza Demands Immediate U S Troop Withdrawal
Washington May 31 Carranza's latest note to the United States demands a definite withdrawal date for American troops in Mexico. Ambassador Arredondo delivered the note, then refused to discuss it. Officials say the tone is firmer than before and imply force may be used to compel U S action.
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Carranza
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Mexico
State Department
Arredondo
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Rango
Wilson
Mexican note demands withdrawal of American expedition
Washington officials expect a showdown over the Mexican situation as Carranza's note, reportedly reaching Washington despite embassy denials, calls for immediate withdrawal of U S troops from Mexico. Ambassador Arredondo plans talks with Secretary Lansing, denying troop discussions.
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