Carranza notes U S troops in Mexico spark protest
A long note from Mexico City denounces U S troops as an invasion and demands immediate withdrawal. It accuses Washington of violating Mexico sovereignty and calls for end to the disputed military presence. The dispatch also notes Ambassador Arredondo delivered Carranza's message at the State Department.
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Row is in sight on Bowdle boom
Columbus Ohio May 31 delegates to the Democratic State Convention will see a flag of truce as Cox Finley followers act to keep the steam roller in the shed. The program postpones a state platform until after the August primaries and excludes endorsing candidates except Wilson. Bowdle may oppose Pomerene with opposition from True Democracy League.
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Daring Explorer Returns Safe From Frozen Wilds
Lieutenant Sir Ernest Shackleton has reached Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands after the Endurance was crushed in Weddell Sea ice. He and five men sailed from Elephant Island on April 24 to seek help, leaving twenty-two behind who are reported safe.
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Public Works Body Hit for Extravagance
Wasteful practice is charged against the State. The report cites improper use of funds and lavish spending by public works officials. Continued on second page.
Weather overview for Ohio Indiana and surrounding states
The forecast calls for cloudy skies across Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee with showers at night or Friday Indiana expects showers Thursday and likely Friday West Virginia will be fair Thursday with Friday showers The Atlantic and East Gulf States have cleared after overnight showers while western areas remain unsettled Temperatures show warmth in the central plains Texas and New Mexico with cooler values expected in the far west A table lists 7 pm temperatures highest daily highs and precipitation across many cities including Boston New York Chicago Seattle Denver and more Frost warnings are issued for cranberry marshes in Massachusetts and New Jersey.
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Bit by bit French lose at Verdun
German west of the Meuse presses the French line and forces a retreat near Cumieres and Caurettes Wood. A detachment penetrated toward Chattan court but was annihilated by French artillery. Austrians push into Italian territory near Arsiero, claiming gains while Italians defend their positions. Minor actions continue in Upper Alsace and elsewhere on the western front.
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Rare disease claims Brooklyn doctor in sleeping sickness
New York May 31. Sleeping sickness killed Dr. Albert C. Pervis of Brooklyn after a bout traced to tsetse bites in the Belgian Congo. He was treated at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, declared cured, but the illness recurred recently.
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Waite to be sentenced for murder in New York court
Dr. Arthur Warren Waite, found guilty of murdering his wealthy father in law John E. Peck of Grand Rapids, faces a death sentence in the New York Supreme Court. Justice Shearn will pronounce the sentence and Waite will be moved to Sing Sing’s death house. An appeal is uncertain and would likely delay final disposition until year end or early next year.
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Roosevelt Gains Ground as Convention Nears
A Chicago dispatch reports growing support for Theodore Roosevelt as the Republican National Convention approaches. Rival camps sharpen tactics with Hitchcock flagging a potential Hughes bid, while Roosevelt factions in Illinois mobilize both Progressive and nonpartisan wings ahead of the May 31 convention events.
Wisdom of Solomon Needed in Ohio Custody Case
In Chicago on May 31 Jessie Bryan for the first time saw the baby she claims as hers. Mrs Anna Dollie Ledgerwood Matters presents the child in court before Federal Judge Landis who will decide which woman has the right to call the child hers. Mrs Matters was acquitted on charges she foisted the child as an heir to the estate of her husband the late Fred Matters. The Bryan girl testifies the child was taken from her in a Ottawa hospital. Judge Landis has not yet ruled.
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Truce Arranged in Irish Quarrels by Lloyd George
The Herald reports a truce between Irish factions mediated by David Lloyd George may lead to lasting peace. An Irish Parliament is planned with Ulster largely excluded by vote, as Nationalists and Ulster Unionists meet and agree on core issues.
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In Commons Asquith Hints At Invasion Possibility
London May 31 Colonel Churchill criticises army administration and cites only one infantry rifle per six men at front. Premier Asquith replies that invasion risk must be considered, doubts the disparity, and notes no peace terms from Germany offer definite terms to end the war.
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Roosevelt Faces Plot And Firebrand Speeches In Midwest Visit
Kansas City officials disclosed a threat to shoot Colonel Roosevelt during his Kansas City stop last Saturday prompting tight police protection. In St Louis he blasted Wilson and German American sentiment, praised Bryan and Ford, and urged universal military service while warning against neutrality that tramples American rights. He planned a Newark appearance Thursday night.
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Gompers Protests Columbus Officials Over Union Expulsion
Samuel Gompers AF L president joined state labor leaders in Columbus to condemn city officials for forcing street car union organizers to leave the city. He denounced police chief and mayor actions with alleged support from the American Manufacturers' Association.
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