May Leave Mexico by Hast of July
Mexican military men expect American troops to withdraw from Mexico within about two months. American officers will not comment. Mexicans say General Alvaredo’s dispositions, with General Hugh L. Scott, will likely pursue bandits in Chihuahua and Durango, and once Carranza confirms dispersal, the northward move of American troops will speed up.
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Hugh L. Scott
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Durango
Carranza
International Boundary Line
American Forces Begin Final Mexico Withdrawals Ahead
Movements northward of American detachments continue as the withdrawal order nears. Washington awaits responses to despatches from General Scott and General Obregon and a formal agreement between Wilson Carranza before any troop movements resume.
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General Scott
Queretaro
General Obregon
Wilson
General Carranza
Carranza
Germany Must Reply At Once In Submarine Warfare Crisis
Washington dispatch says unless the submarine dispute is cleared up this week diplomatic relations with Germany may be broken. President Wilson remains firm on the U.S. demand that Germany declare an immediate abandonment of its current submarine warfare methods.
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Germany
Wilson
United States
Berlin notes not yet received on Get policy
Press despatches report the German note will reach Ambassador Gerard tomorrow while Secretary Lansing, after a long meeting with the President and Colonel House, says no word has come from Berlin on the Get policy. Continued on page 0 fifth column and page 9 third column.
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Berlin
Lansing
I. M. House
Germany to hand note reply to Ambassador Gerard tomorrow
Berlin dispatch quotes Lokal Anzeiger saying Germany will present its reply to the American note to Ambassador Gerard tomorrow afternoon. The German press frames the issue as peace or war resting with the President and notes the proposed terms for halting the submarine campaign in exchange for parley.
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Germany
Gerard
America
United States
Provisional President Pearse and Others Executed by Military Court
Provisional President Pearse James Connolly Commander Thomas Clark and Thomas McDonagh were shot by order of a military court martial three others were sentenced to jail Secretary Birrell resigns from Irish post confessing a mistake reported in Dublin.
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James Connolly
Thomas Clark
Thomas McDonagh
Birrell
Mystery hearing held to refute Superintendent West charges
May 3. In Millis a secret hearing was held in High School Hall to give Superintendent M. J. West a chance to refute accusations of hugging kissing and other familiarity raised by teachers under his supervision. Fathers mothers and citizens attended the event to hear the proceedings.
Four teachers face charges as witnesses expected at hearing
Superintendent West appeared with attorney Harold Williams of Brookline and was joined by ten personal friends and twelve teachers ready to testify. The group, including eight other teachers, prepared to uphold his integrity while witnesses prepare for the testimony about the charges.
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West
Harold Williams
Brookline
Millionaire Milliken Reaps $9.75 Million From Oklahoma Oil Lands
Denver reports John T. Milliken, Colorado oil magnate now in St. Louis, sold Oklahoma oil lands to Sinclair Oil and Refining Co. for 9.75 million dollars in cash and stock, securing repayment for funds advanced to defend Albert T. Patrick in the Rice murder case. The deal covered 18,000 acres and originated from a $5000 investment.
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New York
William Marsh Rice
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Executions Called Murders in Dublin Revolt
New York figures and Irish leaders condemn Dublin leaders executions as savage repression. The cable to John Redmond quotes Irish in America contrasting Dublin actions with Ulster and South Africa. Ireland’s struggle is framed as a warning against war and tyranny with memorials planned.
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Dublin
John Redmond
House of Commons
Irish Parliamentary Party
Stephen McFarland
United Irish League
America
Ulster
South Africa
Nationalist Leaders Shot in Tower of London
Four signatories to the Tyreland proclamation were tried by court martial and executed in the Tower of London this morning. Patrick Pearse James Connolly Thomas Clark and Thomas MacDonagh were named as dead. three other signers received three years’ imprisonment. Premier Asquith announced in the Commons that Sir Roger Casement would be tried at once.
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Tower of London
Patrick H. Pearse
Ireland
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Irish Republican Army
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Thomas MacDonagh
Asquith
House of Commons
Roger Casement
Birrell Resigns as Ireland Rebellion Reaches Peak
Shortly after Premier Asquith opened Parliament the resignation of Augustine Birrell, chief secretary for Ireland, was accepted. Birrell said he was stepping down believing the insurrection had been quelled. He asserted no other course was open and defended the government’s handling amid fierce parliamentary and press criticism.
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Dublin
Asquith
Sinn Fein
Birrell
Unsettled Forecast for New England Ahead
Washington issued forecast for Southern New England. Showers expected Thursday morning followed by fair conditions. Friday should be fair with rising temperatures and moderate southerly winds. Northern New England to see rain Thursday, then fair Friday.
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Washington
New England
Redmond Reflects on Ireland Rebellion After Sackville Street Ruins
In a speech recalling his last trip to Ireland, Redmond condemns the uprising as a duped insurrection while praising Irish soldiers for continuing to win glory on wartime battlefields. He hopes future memory will not brand this uprising as a historic landmark.
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Ireland
Phoenix Park
Dublin
Sackville Street
Redmond
Zeppelin L-20 Destroyed Off Norway After Flight
London May 3 The Zeppelin L-20 was completely destroyed and driven ashore on Hare Firth Norway. Some crew rescued. five officers and two non-commissioned officers among those saved. A torpedo boat recovered several crew members as the airship broke apart and sank.
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Hare Firth
Norway
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Sandnaes
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