National Guard From Three States Ordered Out For Duty On The Mexican Border
Washington May 9 Gen Hugh L Scott reports Obregon refused to sign the protocol while Wilson orders the militia of Texas New Mexico and Arizona into active service to guard the border. The plan adds about 4000 militia and 3000 regulars to General Funstons command along with selections from the Thirtieth Third Infantry and other units.
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Texas, Arizona
New Mexico
Funston
International News Service
Washington
Hugh L. Scott
War Department
Obregon
Scott
Baker
Mexico City
Toak Itotes
Wabhington
Mexico
Carranza
Wilson
National Guard of
Texas
Vic
Thirtieth Infantry
Plattsburg
N. Y
Third Infantry
Madison Barracks
Oxwego
Twenty-First Infantry
van Counver Barracks
San Diego
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort Lawton
Quiet Morgan county primary shows strict law enforcement
Voters in Morgan county Alabama cast ballots with unusual quiet amid a new primary law banning vote solicitation and even inquiries into how ballots were cast. Reported statewide calm mirrors the county scene as candidates addressed crowds late Monday night before a long closing debate.
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Decaturs
Morgan County
Second Avenue
Johnston Street
W. W. Callahan
Congress
Second Avenue Way
Washington Notes on Submarine War and Diplomatic Stand
The United States says the submarine dispute with Germany is closed unless pledged limits are violated or Germany withdraws conditions. The Lansing note to Berlin seeks restraint and outlines a possible damages negotiation for American lives lost, with Gerard authorized to deliver the message to Germany's foreign minister.
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Germany
Great Britain
United States
Gerard
Lansing
Berlin
Hay Measure Passed by Close Vote Seeks Nitrate Plant Site
Washington May 9 Congress approves a $20 million nitrate plant plan to produce explosives and fertilizer as part of national defense. The president will choose the site, Muscle Shoals among five options, with final action expected within a week.
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Senate
Wilson
Musele’ Shoals
Congress
War Baker
Decaturs
Alabama Bar Association
Recommenda
Iker Says No Change of Policy
Secretary Baker announced that moving three states national guard units to the border does not indicate a shift in U.S. policy. The statement aims to reassure the public that military posture remains unchanged despite border activity.
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IKER
International News Service
Baker
Carranza Attacks American Forces in Mexican Conflict
Mexico City reports steps to bar further entry of American troops, opposing a prior pledge to amicably settle the Glen Springs crisis. First Chief Carranza calls those behind last Friday raid on border towns enemies of both nations and urges continuing talks with Gen. Scott under original lines.
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Carranda
International News Service
Mexico City
Glen Springs
Nea
Mexico
United States
Carranza
Obregon
Scott
Americans Urged to Flee Mexico as Border Tensions Rise
The Federal News Service from El Paso reports state department officials ordered all consular agents in Mexico to advise Americans to leave promptly. Tensions flare as Gen Obregon and Gen Scott negotiate. Carranza troops reportedly position to block U S forces, while Gen Funston and Gen Scott prepare to move. A cross border pursuit of raiders continues with a civilian posse led by Shevla Watson aiming to eradicate the marauding group.
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Tional News Service
el Paso
State Department
Mexico
Ahiteh
Obregon
Scott
Carranza
Breen District
Funston
Washington
Marathon
Big Bend
Shevla Watson
American Intervention Probable for Mexico Looms
Washington May 9 Officials voiced the opinion that American intervention in Mexico is the likely solution to the Mexican situation as tensions rise. Generals Scott Funston and Obregon engaged in discussions amid uncertain prospects without a definite accord between Washington and Mexico City.
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International News Service
Washington
Alreog
Advise Decaturs Daily of Election Results
Election officials and readers are urged to call the Decatur Daily office tonight with available results to speed public knowledge of winners. Prompt reports from each race are encouraged, though definitive outcomes may not be known early in the evening.
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Decaturs Daily
Grand Jury to Probe Dipping Vat Dynamiting in Danville
Morgan county grand jury meets Monday to investigate the dynamiting of dipping vats in Danville by night riders. Investigators anticipate indictments and possible long prison terms. Federal inspector W. W. Cameron reportedly holds information leading to arrests.
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Grand Jury
Morgan County Grand Jury
Danville
W. W. Cameron
Three Phones Tonight in the Daily Office
The Decatur Daily has added two local telephones and its long distance line to handle tonight's election returns. The enhanced station at Decatur’s Daily Office 646 will expedite communication for vote results and updates.
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Decaturs
Decatur
Decaturs Daily
Nashville Boosters Tour Decatur Amid Singing Crowd
The Nashville Boosters arrived by special train from Huntsville for a one and a half hour stop in Decatur. Led by Alf H. Williams, they marched to Bank street with visiting dignitaries and distributed souvenirs while plans for a week long tour through Courtland and western cities were announced.
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Huntsville
Courtland
Town Creek
Sheffield
Corinth
Miss
West
Boosters
Union Station
Decatur
Bank Street
Nashvillians
Lyons
Alf H. Williams
Haris-Davis & Company of
New Decatur
Friends of Nashville
Second Avenue
Williams
Decaturs
Ale Williams
Paul
W. Treanor
Vigland Hume
the _Cumberland Telephone. & “Telegraph Company
W. K. Boardman
The
Cumberland Company
M. G. Buckner
Joe Morse
College Clothiers
Joe Morse & Company
M. B. Morton
Nashville Banner
John M. Nelson
Nashville Tennessean
American
Ed Horn
W., Murray Hogan
Karl B. Matthai
Nashville Manufacturers’ Association
Sunny Jim” Daugherty
Gene Shannon
City of
Will Manier
Nashville Commercial Club
S. W. McGill
Nashville Y. M. C. A
Lyle-Taylor Grain Co Expands to Pay Top Market Prices
The Lyle-Taylor Grain Co adds chickens eggs and wool to its line and will pay the highest market price. The company, new to the area, is rapidly gaining business and is located one block east of the courthouse.
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Lyle-Taylor Grain Go
Court House
I N S to Furnish Daily With All Outside Results
The Decaturs Daily arranges to receive outside election returns. The International News Service via its Birmingham bureau will provide the Daily with congressional and state race results. An extra will carry full details of today’s primary results.
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Decaturs
Ham Bureau
T Day
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