Wilson outlines US policy toward Mexico in cabinet briefing
President Wilson, after cabinet consultation, adopts a policy to restore order in Mexico and support a stable government, signaling embargo on arms to non government factions and possible intervention if talks fail. Duval West reports food crisis, crops fail, Red Cross planning relief with State Department.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Tion
Duval West
Red Cross Society
State Department
Wilson to threaten Germany with ultimatum on neutrals
President Wilson orders a note to Germany to seek clear stance on maritime law and neutral rights. Cabinet views the German reply as unsatisfactory and anticipates possible severance of diplomatic relations if Germany rejects the principles. The issue centers on whether neutral ships may travel freely and whether contraband rules apply to wartime shipping.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Germany
Ger
Neutrala
High Seas
Marchant Shire
German Advance Seems Unchecked Despite Losses
London reports Austrian officials claim success around Przemysl with forts captured and Stry won from Russians as Austro-German forces press the Galician front. Berlin notes Russian evacuation of Radom as diplomatic ties with the United States appear at risk.
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London
Russia
Przemysl
Libau
San
Reach
Berlin
Piotrkow
Poland
Radom
Warsaw
Italian Batteries Silence Monte Zugno in Tyrolean Push
Rome reports Italian forces stormed and captured Monte Zugno near Rovereto dominating the Adige valley. Alpine units attacked from Serraville and Monte Iltissomi to drive Austrians from the fortress as Cortina and Ampezzo passes fell, with Vienna turbulence noted.
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Rome
Tyrolean Alps
Monte Zagno
Rovereto
Adige Valley
Trent
Moriad
Trentino
Zuano
Adige
Serraville
Monte Zugno
Monte Iltissomi
Zugno
Berraville
Tyro
Trentine
Cadorna
Val Susana
Bargo
Val Mountain
Monte Elvidere
Cortina
Ampezzo
Deportation of Harvest Hands Sparks Food Raid Threats
In Okla a mass deportation followed threats of food raids by 300 harvest hands after I W W workers demanded eight dollars a day. Military patrolled the city as 200 others remained, with prospects for further deportations. The mass movement began as soon as the hotel closed and relief institutions had cared for workers.
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Milina
Vote Count Attests Heavy Gains For Enthused Workers
Vote tallies read aloud show upstate and city candidates gaining in a free trip to the exposition campaign. Notable movers include Miss Millyard of Gilman and Miss Georgia Clark with peers pushing for top eight drives, as final counts near the July close.
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Mise “Dye Miller
Kemmerer
Weln
Marie Lawler
Millyard
Qlisg Gross
Woolworths
Georgia Clark
Myrtle Foust
Upstate
William Niland Pioneer Railroad Man Dies in Wyoming
William Niland longtime master mechanic of the Union Pacific railroad dies after a three year illness at 522 East Seventeenth Street age 68. Born 1867 in Kollebur a West Virginia he moved to Wyoming in 1282 and worked as a machinist at Rewligs later promoted to master mechanic. He married Elisabeth Murtem in 1903 and four children survive. Funeral will be held from the Catholic church, with remains shipped to Rev. Hoe last eight.
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William Niland
Wyoming di Vielen
Union Parifh
East Seventeenth Street
Mr. Niland
Union Pacific Ral
Wyoming
Kollebura
W. Va
Rewligs
Elisabeth Murtem
Uniontown
Niland
Byan Rawlins
Prenston
Elisabeth
Hoe
Ture
Confession Not Expected to Save Becker
Charles A Hecker condemned to die in July refrains from public statements as reports say he plans to entrust his wife with information for Governor Whitman in hopes of commuting his sentence. Father Cashin visits Becker while details of any potential interruption remain unclear.
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New York
Charles A. Hecker
Whitman
Father Cashion
Sting Bing
Becker
Court of Appeals
Leutenant
Labour
Privet
Charles
Goversor Whitman
Patber Cashin
Zeppelins Hit London In Bold Bombing Raid
German airships raided London on June 1 injuring two women and causing fires across several districts. Officials withheld full details pending a formal statement while noting Ramsgate and Bren Wood as landing points for portions of the hostile squadron. A German female victim was identified among the wounded.
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London
East End
Schrader
Wied
Ramsgate
Brenwood
Bombe
Unsettled Weather Forecast for Cheyenne and Wyoming
Unsettled weather with showers today and possibly tonight in Cheyenne and vicinity. Temperatures near unchanged. Wyoming sees showers today, especially in the eastern portion, with only slight temperature changes.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Walsh testimony distorted claims link Rockefeller to coalfield labor
In New York on June 1 W. L. Mackenzie King, former labor adviser to Canada and Rockefeller Foundation investigator, charged that Chairman Frank P. Walsh distorted testimony at Kansas City in a statement accusing John D. Rockefeller Jr. of influencing labor conditions in Colorado coalfields.
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New York
Frank P. Walsh
United States Industrial Relations Commission
Kansas City
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
W. L. Mackenzie-King
Winimer
Canada
Rockefeller Foundation
Victims memorialized as Dallas wreck toll rises
In Dallas Texas June 1 Alexander McKay a 27 year old department store clerk died while comforting others after an automobile accident that killed six people and left fourteen injured. The car overturned trapping victims beneath a truck as a group returning from an orphanage entertainment. McKay died after being freed when a steel rod was sawed away. Four of the dead drowned in shallow water and three were children. Mrs Roscoe Hamilton whose husband died was said to be in grave condition with others recovering.
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Dallas
Texas
Alexander McKay
McMay
Orphans Home
McKay
Welah Mf
Gira
Roscoe Himilton
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