Greek Cabinet Resigns Amid War Clamor
The cabinet of Greece resigns amid rising war fervor blamed on internal tensions and external pressure. Political factions shift as turmoil destabilizes the government and spurs calls for new leadership.
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27 May 1916
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1916
Page
1
Greek Cabinet Resigns as Venizelos Gains Support in London
The Greek cabinet under Skouloudis resigns amid unrest over wartime conditions and pro Entente pressure. Venizelos gains followers as allies urge Greece to join the war, with Saloniki activity and Bulgarian reinforcements signaling potential major moves.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Greece
Skouloudis
Constantine
M. Skouloudis
Rhallis
Hill in Critical Condition After Bowel Complications
James J. Hill, financier and railroad builder, is gravely ill in St. Paul as Dr. Mayo operates after a bowel illness linked to prior dental problems. L. W. Hill travels from Rochester to Rochester for treatment coordination and shares concern over his father’s age and recovery chances.
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The
Commercial Tribune
ST. Paul, Minn
James J. Hill
William Mayo
Rochester
Minn
L. W. Hill
Mayo
Hill
Mr. Hill
Mayor Mitchel Charges Catholic Clergy Conspiracy
Mayor Mitchel accuses a broad Catholic clergy conspiracy to discredit New York’s Commissioner of Public Charities John A. Kingsbury while testifying before the Thompson Legislative Investigating Committee. He asserts an organized effort targeting city welfare authorities and condemns the church’s alleged role.
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New York
Mitchel
Thompson Legislative Investigating Committee
John A. Kingsbury
Public Charities
Order Issued By Obregon Is Ominous
Washington reports from May 26 indicate the Carranza note to the United States is being prepared with cautious lines. Special Agent Rodgers in Mexico City says newspapers hint at demands for immediate expulsion of American expedition forces. Eliseo Arredondo vows negotiations will protect dignity of both nations. Mexico City also notes a war minister Obregon circular calling former officers to act.
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Washington
State Department
Carranza
Rodgers
Mexico City
Eliseo Arredondo
The
Commercial Tribune
Obregon
Consensus of Press Time Is Ripe for Peace
A broad consensus suggests momentum toward peace negotiations. Political observers note shifting public mood and international pressure pushing for a ceasefire and dialogue among involved parties. Leaders acknowledge a window for diplomacy may be closing if talks stall.
Peace bids in Berlin as E M House slated to visit
Sayville Wireless reports in Berlin that Colonel E M House will visit as Wilson's envoy to press peace talks via neutral mediation. Neutral diplomats doubt success, noting entente may require further evidence of Germany's ability to endure blockade and continue the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
E. M. House
Wilson
Arthur von Gwinner
Deutsche Bank
Germany
Verdun
Trentino
Asquith
Edward Grey
Weather map summary for Ohio Indiana and nearby states
The report notes cloudy Ohio and Indiana with possible local thunderstorms and fair conditions Sunday for Kentucky and West Virginia. A Western disturbance over Eastern Wisconsin weakens while another over Western Manitoba shifts. temperatures rise in the East South Ohio Valley and upper lake region, cooler between the Mississippi and Rockies, and warmer in the far West. Showers and thunderstorms in the lake region Saturday, then fair Sunday, with generally fair conditions in Atlantic Gulf states Ohio Valley and Tennessee. 7 o clock temperatures show 88 high in Cincinnati with clear conditions, 85 at 7 p.m. and 60 percent humidity with SW winds and no rain.
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Ohio andIndiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Manitoba
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Mississippi River
Trocky Mountains
Lake Region
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Tennessee
U S Protest Demands End to Lawless Neutral Mail Seizures
Washington May 26 The United States protests to Great Britain and France over interference with neutral mails, demanding a radical policy change to restore full neutral rights. It condemns search and seizure of nondeliberate mail and seeks a uniform application of principles amid blockades and censorship disputes.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
State Department
The
Police Sergeant Moriarity Killed After Bayfront Standoff
In San Francisco on May 2 Special report says Police Sergeant John J. Moriarity was shot while trying to arrest a counterfeiter suspected of murdering a fellow gang member. The suspect barricaded in a bayfront shack and withstood a 100 officer siege for hours. He died as officers entered. a bystander was wounded by a stray bullet.
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San Francisco
John
J. Moriarity
Loan sharks fined in Cleveland for high interest
Highteen Cleveland pawnbrokers pleaded guilty before Justice Calvert and were fined $50 each for violating the Lloyd loan law. Most had obtained state licenses at $100, binding them to a 3 percent monthly interest cap.
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the Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Calvert
Noted Educator Dr Timothy Dwight Dies
The Rev. Dr. Timothy Dwight former Yale University president died at his New Haven home on May 26. He inaugurated Yale College on July 1 1886 succeeding Noah Porter. Student enrollment grew from 1076 to 2500 during his tenure. He held Doctor of Divinity degrees from Chicago Theological Seminary and Yale and Doctor of Laws from Harvard and Princeton.
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New Haven
Conn
Timothy Dwight
Yale University
Dwight
Yale College
Noah Porter
Chicago ‘Theological Seminary
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Memorial Day proclaimed in Ohio for May 30
Governor Willis issues final proclamation naming Tuesday May 30 as Memorial Day in Ohio to honor soldiers, living and dead, keep memory of heroic deeds alive, and inspire love of country and sacred observance.
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Columbus
Willis
Ohio
Buelow Rumor Denied In Berlin Dispatch
Berlin officials deny a circulating rumor that Prince von Buelow former German Chancellor was to undertake a special mission to Washington. The denial comes from Berlin on May 24.
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Berlin
Prince von Buelow
Washington
Morgan's Office Boy Disappears With Payroll Money
New York May 26 J P Morgan & Co reports missing William McManus an 18 year old office boy who vanished with 10515 payroll funds believed to be weekly pay envelopes to employees. A second office employee vanished at roughly the same time. McManus had two years service with the firm.
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New Yorky
Martin Egan
J. P. Morgan and Company
John Doe
William J. Burns
Captain Boy-Ed
Seymour & Seymour
Burns
Mexico
Egan
Morgan
Seymour
Lboy-Ed
Means
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
William McManus
McManus
Naval officer electrocution at Sag Harbor power plant
Lieutenant Clarence A. Richards U S N electrocued at Sag Harbor Light and Power Company sub station after deliberately grasping two live wires. He commanded the U S S Fanning which had joined fleet maneuvers in Gardiner's Bay. Coroner to hold inquest tomorrow. no motive given.
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Sag Harbor
Experts call Waite a moral imbecile in murder trial
Alienists testifying for the defense in Dr Arthur Warren Waite's trial for the murder of John E Peck described Waite as a moral imbecile and an immoral monster who knew right from wrong only in an insane way. They said he plotted the killings with knowledge but no moral sense, while urging continued confinement.
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Arthur Warren Waite
John E. Peck
Waite
Morris J. Karpas
Ross Riefendorf
Peck
Diefendorf
Karpas
Merchants in Mexico City Ordered to Inventory Stocks
Sixty merchants swept streets in punishment for violating price schedules set by military authorities. A mass meeting heard a five day stock inventory must be submitted within five days or face imprisonment. First offense means five days of street sweeping. a second offense carries a shooting penalty.
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Mexico City
Toll on the Sea Sinks Three British and Italian Ships
Lloyds reports the British steamer El Argentino and two Italian vessels the Cornigliano and Australia have been sunk. El Argentino 6809 tons last at Marseilles from La Plata arrived April 24. Cornigliano 2663 tons left Clyde April 24 Genoa, Gibraltar May 1. Australia 1586 tons sailed Norfolk April 10 for Savona.
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London
Lloyd’s
Cornigliano
Australia
el Argentino
Marseilles
la Plata
Clyde
Genoa
Gibraltar
Norfolk
Savona
Italy
Eight Jurors Drawn For Orpet Case From 800 Veniremen
In Waukegan Illinois May 26 the Lake County court began selecting jurors to try Will Orpet for the murder of his schoolmate Marian Lambert. By noon four jurors were sworn and eight seats filled with more expected by tomorrow night. Names include J. J. Brand E K Bock James O Shea and Samuel Bradbury. The court allowed Mrs Orpet to sit with her son but prohibited demonstrative displays.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Waukegan
Lake County
Will Orpet
Veniremen
Marian Lambert
J. J. Brand
E. K. Bock
James O’shea
Samuel Bradbury
Orpet
Donnelly
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