Bulgarian Drive Invasion Of Greek Soil Reported
Athens May 29. Bulgarian troops with German artillery and officers bombard Greek positions along the Demir Hissar front in Macedonia. About 40 000 Bulgars and Germans operate on Greek soil as Greek forts fall and Seres remains in Greek hands. Protests rise in Athens and Salonika against the invasion.
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Demir Hissar
Macedonia
Greece
Salonika
Kavala
Aegean
Seres
Struma Valley
American Protest Over Carranza Decrees Taints Tampico
The U S state department faces a dual Mexico issue today. Carranzas withdrawal order for American forces and a sharp protest from 84 American residents in Tampico against anti foreign decrees restricting land and property rights. The notice claims treaties with the United States are violated and seeks relief from confiscatory measures affecting oil operators and expatriates. The department will seek reports from American consuls in Tampico and Vera Cruz as it weighs responses.
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Mexico
Carranza
Man Mendez
Arredondo
White House
Wilson
Americ
Tampico
Department
Pico
Vera Cruz
Ves
America
U. S
State Department
Vera
Mexican forces mass near border as Villa hunted
Reports from Chihuahua say 30 000 Mexican troops near the border raise alarms in El Paso. Gen Obregon concentrates field artillery in Chihuahua City while Villa reportedly amasses recruits in the mountains. If U S troops withdraw under Carranza, Pershing’s expedition could be nullified and Villa remain at large.
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EL Paso
Chihuahua
Obregon
Mexicas
Chihuahua City
Vinta
Mexico
U. S
Villa
Xico
Carranza
J. Pershing
Plan to force Hughes to make position known
Washington May 29 Tonsis tent demand that he answer two questions prior to the assembling of the republican national convention began reaching Justice Hughes today. He remains mute on the issues as telegrams and mail indicate concerted action, while delegates fear a Hughes nomination and decline could tilt the convention toward Roosevelt's faction.
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Washington
Justice Hughes
Chicago
U. S
Hughes
Roosevelt
Chicago Ward
Senate
House
St. Louis
Charles D. Hilles
Col
Hilles
Oyster Bay Oracle
Roosevelt Arrival in Chicago Sparks Political Activity
Roosevelt's Chicago visit kicks off a busy day as convention managers mobilize a flood of boosters. He arrives around 4 p.m. for a short stay and talks with progressive leaders before heading to Kansas City for a major address. Washington-backed weeks booster and Hilles outline of the platform heighten expectations.
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Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
LaSallest
Santa Fe
Kansas City
J. T. Weller
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Maryland
New England
Weller
Weeks
Michigan-av
Zurich Professors Claim Graft to Restore Arm Function
Zurich researchers announce a method to graft muscles into stumps to drive artificial hands enabling opening and closing of fingers, promising functional restoration for amputees. The plan aims to link muscle action to prosthetic devices, advancing neuro muscular control.
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Zurich
Empire Builder J J Hill Dies At 78 In St Paul
James J Hill known as the Empire Builder died at his St Paul home after weeks of illness. At seventy eight he left a vast transportation empire with sons Louis W Hill James N Hill and others guiding Great Northern and Northern Pacific interests. He married Mary Theresa Mehegan in 1869 and had nine children including sons prominent in railroading and daughters in business and society.
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Mary Theresa Mehegan
St. Paul
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
First National Bank of
Northcote
Minn
Samuel W Hill
Washington
George T. Slade
Northern Pacific
Anson Beard
New York
Michael Galvin
Karl Boeckman
Clara Hill
Man Dies After Wedding Plans Go Awry
Willard Keck of McDonaldsville died after an accident near Apple Grove when his horse and buggy were struck by an N A T baggage car at 3 30 am Sunday. Keck, age 30, was taken to Ingleside hospital but died at noon. Coroner Douds ordered the body removed to Canal Fulton after investigation.
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Willard Keck
McDonaldsville
Apple Grove
New Berlin
Keck
Ingleside Hospital
Arnold
Canal Fulton
Douds
Prisoners Help Widen Belmont County Fair Track
Belmont County Fair near St Clairsville hires forty jail inmates to widen the fair grounds track for a three day September show. State representative John D. Hays sourced the labor, with no protests from officials while miners from the county are lined up for a mine mule race at the event.
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ST. Clairsville
John D. Hays
Belmont County Fair Association
Night Ploughing Near Lansdale Pa Attracts Notice
Farmers in Lansdale Pennsylvania till fields by artificial light after dusk to catch up on spring work, signaling unusual labor patterns as the season advances.
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Lansdale Pa
Osnaburg Youth Ends Life After Refusing Festivities
Harvey Simon twenty one sat on his Osnaburg porch clutching a shotgun and killed himself Sunday at 65 p m He had withdrawn from a family celebration and was described as in a serious mood The gunshot startled guests who found him dead The body was removed by an Osnaburg undertaker and Coroner Douds viewed the scene Monday.
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Osnaburg
Harvey Simon
Simon
Douds
Father offers all for return of son in Cleveland
Weary father Emilio Amorosi, after nine days of searching for his eight year old son, pledges to give all he has if someone can locate the boy. He urged anyone who can find the child to try and claims a large reward as an incentive.
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Cleveland
Herman
Emilio Amorosi
Amorosi
Employment Daily News Wants Answer To Do Your Settling
This item notes a daily newspaper seeking solutions for readers questions on settling tasks. It highlights an advisory angle and invites readers to submit concerns for guidance or reporting. No specific people or places are named in the readable text.
Austro-Hungarian Forces Gain Ground in Italy
Vienna reports Austro-Hungarian troops push against Arsiero and Asiago in Italy. An armored work west of Arsiero was captured, with a fortified dam southwest of Monte Interrotto noted. Patrol skirmishes occurred in the lower Vogusa while overall situation remains largely unchanged.
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Vienna
Arsiero
Asiago
Italy
Austrian War Office
Cornewo
Monte Interrotto
Vogusa
German Attacks Repulsed Near Verdun
Paris dispatch reports two German assaults on French positions in Corbeaux wood northwest of Verdun were repulsed. German artillery concentrated against Fort Vaux along the Meuse. Sunday into Monday, intense artillery duels raged as French guns answered.
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Paris
Corbeaux
Crow) Wood
Verdun
Meuse
Fort Vaux
Riots in Athens Over Bulgarian Invasion
Riots broke out in Athens following the Bulgarian invasion of eastern Macedonia. A hostile demonstration formed in front of the palace as police tried to control the crowd.
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Paris
Athens
Macedonia
Harbor Fire Destroys War Supplies in Vladivostok
A harbor front fire in Vladivostok caused heavy damage today destroying recently discharged cotton rubber and war supplies from steamers. Local authorities investigated the blaze as crews fought the flames and contained spread.
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Vladivostok
Orpet Trial Advances as Jury Near Completion
In Waukegan Illinois on May 29 the Will Orpet trial entered its third week with one empty juror seat. Prosecution expected Frank Lambert to testify about Mari Lambert missing on February 8, finding her body in Helm's woods with poison. A defense witness claiming Mari attempted suicide days before her death is being sought, with Hartmann’s tip and nurse witness under guard.
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Waukegan
Ills
Will Orpet
Lake-co Court
Wouen
Donnelly
Frank Lanbert
Orpet
Mari
Helm's Woods
Mario Lambert
Joseph Hartmann
James H. Wilkerson
Hartmann
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