Mexico and U S Crisis Cited in Carranza Letter
The report quotes Candido Aguilar to Madrid officials outlining U S hostility and Mexican policy. It urges waiting to recognize De La Huerta, pledges to protect American life and property, and asserts limits on Article 130 for American missionaries amid border tensions.
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United States
Carranza
Candido Aguilar
Hwlizo Arredondo
Madrid
Aguilar
Washington
Wilson
Europe
United States Policy Demands Rights for Americans in Mexico
The document asserts that American missionaries teachers and ministers may freely reside in Mexico without interference, and outlines conditions for recognizing a Mexican government. It calls for a Claims Commission to settle damages, a Rio Grande and Colorado River boundary accord, and a national loan to fund reform, disarmament, and armed force withdrawal, with U.S. protection for citizens.
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Mexico
Republic
United States
Rio Grande River
Colorado River
Republic of Mexico
McKinley
De La Huerta Pledges Reforms For Mexico
Mexico City May 31 Adolf De La Huerta provisional president pledges to aid workers support capitalists develop national resources and improve relations with free nations He would free Ygnacio Bonillas if not foreign and expel him if foreign He plans a commission to investigate Carranza death with diplomats and press invited to aid He expects to take the oath of office tomorrow and may undergo appendicitis surgery soon
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Mexico City
Mexico
Adolf de la Huerta
Associated Press
Senor de la Huerta
Ygnacio Bonillas
United States
Provisionel
Carranza
YEGG THWARTED AT CHURCH SAFE BY PASTOR
A suspect attempting to rob a church safe at St. Paul’s was stopped by the pastor’s warning. The would be thief was taken to the Third District station and faced possible charges. The pastor, Rev H J Pehlschneider, said the safe’s combination was jammed and would require an expert to open.
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H. J. Pehlschneider
St. Paul's Church
Yeggs Strike Covington Station for Second Time in Six Months
Thieves rifled the Covington L and N Station safe using hack-saws and opened the iron door. Agent W N Crawford reported $469.49 stolen from the safe after Saturday and Sunday ticket sales exceeded $1,000, with unmolested pay checks worth the balance remaining. The prior December 24 theft yielded $200.
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Covington L. & N
W. N. Crawford
Crawford
Yeggs
Conferees Deadlock Over 1921 Harbors Bill
Senate and House conferees fail to agree on the river and harbor appropriation with a pending recess. The House backed 12 million while the Senate favored 24 million. a 15 million compromise was rejected. There will be no river and harbor appropriations this year.
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Washington
Senate
House
House Representatives
Child killed leaping for father's truck in yard
In Canton Massillon Ohio area Catherine Gladys Rohrer a 6 year old girl was killed last night when she tried to jump onto the turning board of her father's truck in the yard. She fell beneath the vehicle and the rear wheels passed over her chest.
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Canton, CO
Catherine Gladys Rohrer
T Father
Massillon
Florida Delegates Fight Over Florida Republican Party Status
Debates over Florida GOP legitimacy hinge on Palatka 1909 and 1916 events. Florida factions led by Bean Gerow and Anderson claim seats via state convention and primary law, while Church Wanderer group seeks a new deal amid immigration and party vitality concerns. Notable figures include George W. Bean Daniel T. Gerow H. L. Anderson A. L. Church W. L. Vandezer Lake Jones. Wood Hoover Johnson Harding in national scene.
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Florida
George W. Bean
Tampa
Daniel T. Gerow
Jacksonville
H. L. Anderson
Church-Wanderer
Bean
Anderson
Ce Ittee
Bean-Gerow
Lake Jones
State Committee
Wood Chieftains
Wood
Moses
Washington
General Wood
Johnson
Senator Johnson
Senator Harding
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Chicago
Governor Lowden
President Wilson Shapes Democratic Convention Strategy
President Wilson took direct charge of Democratic plans for the San Francisco convention. He summoned Chairman Cummings to the White House to discuss the party platform the League of Nations as a campaign issue the peace treaty status and preconvention campaign financing. Cummings planned to travel to San Francisco for the event and stay through the convention.
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League of Nations
Cummings
Senator Glass
Virginia
National Party
Senate
San Francisco
Wilson
White House
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Republicans Weigh Farm Wages and Fertilizer Costs
New York May 31 Republican subcommittees urged policies to raise agricultural wages to city levels and to enable cheaper fertilizer imports. They proposed a National Commission to coordinate rail and water transport for food, and called for improved domestic and international trade coordination to replace a conflicting foreign trade service. The reports note the U.S. moving from debtor to creditor nation with imports likely to exceed exports.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Chicago
United States
Arthur Apper
Kansas
International Trade and Credits Committee
Frank A. Vanderlip
America
Cox Calls End to U S War Powers in Political Address
Governor James M. Cox of Ohio urged restoring extraordinary wartime federal powers to the states at a Southwestern Presbyterian University address in Clarksville Tennessee. He also pressed abolition of taxes raising living costs and argued disarmament is essential to real national economy, warning against a renewal of military autocracy.
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Clarksville
Tenn
James M. Cox
Ohio
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Cox
California Senator Johnson to visit Chicago for parade
Chicago reporters say Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California will arrive in Chicago on Thursday. A parade in his honor will be held, officials announced at Johnson headquarters.
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Hays
Coliseum
Naea
Estabrook
New Hampshire
Bursum
New Mexico
A. K. Cassel
Philadelphia
Penrose
Chicago
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Johnson
Leaders in Congress Agree on Adjournment
Washington May 31 Republican leaders in both houses tentatively agreed on final adjournment this Saturday The plan hinges on Mondell pushing an adjournment resolution while many prefer a recess for the political convention The Armenian mandate resolution and conference reports remain the main items. Senate will meet at 10 tomorrow to speed up business.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Mondell
Armenia
Forest fires threaten two Nova Scotia villages
Halifax May 31 reports say the villages of Preston and Dartmouth are under threat as a forest fire burns along the Preston and Waverly road in Halifax county. Fire fighters rally in a desperate effort to check the flames.
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Halifax
N. S
Preston
Dartmouth
Preston and
Waverly
Halifaxounty
Tcc
New Brunswick
International Railway
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