Mexico Demands U S Withdraw After Villa Incursion
The Mexican government asks Secretary Lansing for a clear US policy shift and an immediate withdrawal of American troops after a frontier incursion by a Villa led force near El Pino. The note accuses Washington of violation of sovereignty and non intervention pledges and seeks formal agreement on frontier policing.
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Washington
Mexico
Columbus
Scott
Funston
el Pino
N. M
Francisco Villa
Carranza notes Mexican stance on Villa pursuit
The Mexican government argues it will defend its territory by peaceful means and rejects the idea of an invasion. It cites the 1848 treaty and seeks a formal cross border agreement while criticizing U S actions pursuing Villa and calling for troop withdrawal after any practical result.
Mexican American Military Chiefs Meet at Border
The text describes a 1916 border accord effort where Mexican and U S authorities held conferences at Ciudad Juarez and El Paso. American generals Scott and Funston met with Mexican General Obregon and the Mexican secretary of war and navy to discuss military aspects and possible withdrawal of American troops from Mexican territory.
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Mexico
Ciudad Juarez
el Pago
Scott
Funston
Navy
Obregon
Colonel Attacks Wilson and Hyphenated Americanism in Arlington Stump
On a breakfast stop the colonel denounces the German American Alliance as anti American after a June 3 parade stance. He rails against hyphenated allegiance and defends universal voluntary training, contrasting it with compulsory service, and warns about the burden on families. He notes no comment on Justice Hughes and plans to stay at Oyster Bay ahead of Chicago.
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St. Louis
Germany
United States of America
City Club
America
Justice Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Oyster Bay
Chicago
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Arlington Cemetery
Bryan
Henry Ford
Ford
Agan
Lofty view on America’s duty to humanity
A speaker contrasts two US roles in world affairs. One focus is self interest, the other is a moral obligation to defend liberty and life of weak nations. The speaker endorses the latter, calling it a loftier position and urging proactive protest against wrongs to others.
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America
Bill Sets $100,000 for Boston Immigration Station
Washington May 31 The omnibus bill soon to be reported by the public buildings committee will carry an item of 100000 for the Boston immigration station. If approved it would raise the station’s congressional appropriation to 475000. Congressman Tague earlier introduced a bill in November to lift the total to 495000.
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Washington
Public Buildings Committee
Boston
Tague
GOP Leaders Scramble Over Hughes Nomination
Republican leaders in Chicago monitor Justice Hughes with no public statement from him as factions led by Roosevelt supporters and state favorites push to derail Hughes. Behind the scenes, telegrams and mudslinging grow as the party braces for a bitter nominating fight and possible clashes over who should lead the ticket.
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Justice Hughes
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hughes
Republicans fret over Hughes Roosevelt clash at convention
The national committee meets as Republicans debate how Hughes and Roosevelt influence the fight for the 1916 nomination. Delegates warn that forcing Hughes out could hand the convention to Roosevelt, while some leaders see the favorite sons melting after the first ballot and Wilson looming as a tough rival.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
National Committee
Wilson
Legislature Poised to Prorogue Tonight
Unless unforeseen development occurs, Governor McCalle will prorogue the Legislature this evening after leaders finalized plans yesterday. If enacted, the current session would become one of the shortest in the history of the Great and General Court.
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McCalle
Great and General Court
Roosevelt to Be President If People Have Chance
Massachusetts Roosevelt Republicans urge Republican national delegates to nominate Colonel Roosevelt. State Treasurer Charles L. Burrill presided yesterday's City Club meeting where J A Desmond of Boston was authorized to send the message.
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Roosevelt Republican Committee of
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
United States
Charles L. Burrill
J. A. Desmond
Boston
Public Service Commission to review West End car removals
A House resolve orders investigation into the removal of West End streetcar lines. The petition cites 10 000 signatures and notes the old belt line was replaced by a subway under Charles Street, yet several Boston wards remain underserved by the change.
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Public Service Commission
West End
House of Representatives
Boston
Toronto to Honor Bay State Auto Licenses
Finlay MacDiar mid, minister of public works, announced an order in council to extend reciprocity in motor licenses to Ohio Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Wisconsin, in addition to New York and Michigan.
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Toronto
Finlay MacDiarmid
Public Works
Tomorow
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
New York
Michigan
A Northward Journey to California by Rail and Ship
A travel pitch offers a daylight route on the Burlington through Denver Colorado Springs and Pike's Peak to California Yosemite and beaches with optional Great Northern Pacific steamships from San Francisco to Portland. Returning East includes Glacier Yellowstone or Rocky Mountain parks. Agent Alex Stocks invites inquiries for a tailored Western itinerary with free planning materials.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Royal Gorge
Salt Lake City
Yosemite National Park
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Glacier
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain
Alex
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Boston
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