Mexican Crisis Dominates Wilson Cabinet Talk
President Wilson called a cabinet meeting to discuss the Mexican situation as reports flow from Tampico. Navy reports calm in Tampico with no threats to Americans, while rebel actions around Mexico City intensify uncertainty over Carranza and La Huerta. Morgan County races draw large early turnout in Birmingham with heavy statewide interest.
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Neay
Wilson
Navy Department
Long
Putnam
Tampico
Flotila
Mexico
Aia
Ima
de la Huerta
Sonora
United
Revolutionary Agency
Lutionary
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Treasury
Oklahoma
Meg West
United States
Emeilo Tamez
Nogales
Allies to discuss future Russian policy with U S allies
London reports that the United States will be consulted on future Allied policy toward Russia and Germany before the Spa conference. Sir Auckland Geddes is to discuss the Russian situation with the American state department as claims under the Versailles treaty are pressed.
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International News Service
London
United States
Russia
Germany
Spa
Sir Auckland Geddes
State Department
France
C. M. Koortrecht
Kiwanis
Morgan
Kiwanis Club
Alabama Children’s Aid Society
Morgan County
Morgan Fiweing Club
Morgan County Post
T.e American Legion
Alabama Children's Aid Society
Alabama
To-Morow
Local Kiwanis Legion Baseball Charity Game Held Next Tuesday
Interest runs high as rivals Kiwanis and Legion prepare for a benefit baseball match. Kiwanis players train while Legionnaires plan a later practice. proceeds support the Children’s Relief fund.
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Kiwanis- Legion
Kiwanis
Legionnaires
Frome Kiwanis Club
Pe Ean
Mpey Dee
Children’s Relief Fund
Graves of U S Dead Shown in the Movies in Alabama
Memorial Day events in Alabama will present moving pictures of American cemeteries in France with Gov Kilby approval and Graves Registration Bureau authorization. The shows, supplied by the American Committee for Devastated France, aim to let relatives glimpse the graves of fallen soldiers via theater presentations across northern France footage.
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Goveeds Kilby
Washington
Alabama
Moving Picture Houses
France
American Committee For
U.S
Carranza News In Doubt Over Capture or Escape
Reports from El Paso and Vera Cruz differ on Carranza status. Some say he was captured near Apizaco while others claim he broke rebel lines and makes a last stand 20 miles from Vera Cruz as 4 000 loyal troops defend him. Credible claims also place Gen Aguilar and Gen Diezquez in battle and deny Murguia involvement in the massacre.
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International News
EL Paso
Carranza
Apisaco
Vera Cruz
Vera Crug
Aguilar
Manuel Diezuez
Min
Murguia
Build a House Campaign Renewed in Albany
McDaniel of the Albany Chamber of Commerce renews the Drive for More Houses campaign. The May issue of The Five A’s outlines Albany’s urgent need for 350 new residences as industry expands.
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Ivoe McDaniel
Albany Chamber of Commerce
McDaniel
Albany
United States
City of Albany
Cha of Commerce
Wilson Urges New Methods to Crush the Sub Menace Speech
President Wilson pressed for stronger action against German submarines in 1917. Secretary Daniels testified before a Senate committee that Wilson criticized British naval strategy and urged unconventional measures to target submarine nests, aiming to block sea lanes and strengthen U S war effort. Daniels outlined prewar Navy policy and a proposed continuous shipbuilding program.
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Wilson
Sims
International News Service
Washington
United States
Daniels
Senate
Whedi
Maes
Great Britain
Navy Department
Mace
United States Navy
Olshine Building Sold to John Witt of Belle Mina
Announcement announces the sale of the Olshine building at Church and Bank streets to John R. Witt of Belle Mina. Possession is set for July 1 with rumors a farmer’s supply house may open there after the sale.
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Olshine
John Witt
Belle Mina
Church and
Bank Streets
John R. Witt
Mr. Witt
Harry Olshing
Charles Alexander
Preliminary census figures released from Washington
Preliminary census figures announced today show Readsville North Carolina with 1080 and 5383 increase in lamberton North Carolina 1980 with 2691 and 461 increase in Comertnills APM 2M Jo
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Washington
Reidsville
N.C
Lamberton
N. C
Comertnills
Knox Resolution Debate Begins In Senate
The Knox peace resolution resumes in the Senate as Republicans push for a final vote by week’s end with the League of Nations as the central issue. The item highlights Senate debate and party strategy with Washington dispatches noting anticipated action.
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L Tional
Wagton
League of Nations
Senate
Knox
Conservatives Win at Socialist Party National Convention
The conservative element of the Socialist party appeared to be in the saddle as the national convention resumed at the Finnish workers hall.
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Aeeron News Service
Socialist Party
Finnis Workers Hall
Weather Forecast: Thunderstorms Then Strong Southeasterly Winds
A weather advisory notes likely thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday with fresh southeast coastal winds. Expected impacts include gusty conditions along the shoreline and potential minor hazards.
Home Steam Laundry Adds Two New Departments
Manager Clanton announces two new departments at Home Steam Laundry joining existing laundry dry cleaning and hot cleaning. An accordion pleating machine and a new dye work unit will reduce the need to send work out of town.
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Clanton
Tehir
William Dean Howells Dies at Hotel St Hubert
Renowned author and editor William Dean Howells died early today in his New York City apartment at the Hotel St Hubert after a recent illness. He was in his mid eighties and had returned from Savannah before his failing health.
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Conternational News Service
New York
William Dean Howells
Hotel St. Hubert
Ial Howells
Savannah
France Moves to Dissolve Labor Federation
Paris reports the government ordered judicial steps to dissolve the French Labor federation over alleged revolutionary aims. May 11 report notes the action targets the federation as a threat to public order and national stability.
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France
Labor
National
Paris
Daily to Bulletin Election Returns Tonight Hear ’Em
The Daily announces election returns will be bulletined from its office Tuesday night with a public hearing invitation. Officials and candidates are asked to call in their returns to speed tabulation and a Birmingham wire service will provide statewide results as received.
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Maj. Holcomb
Peter
Sergt. Holcomb
Dai'v
Sergt . Holcomb
Princess Theatre
Todey
Birmingham
Aero
Fin “Sr
Alabama primary centers on long and short senatorial races
Voters in Alabama cast a record early vote in a heated primary with heavy first and second choice ballots. In Morgan county races were tight, while farmers flocked to the polls to vote before planting. many boxes reported brisk early turnout in Decatur and Albany as balloting opened.
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Alabama
Decatur City Hall
Decatur
Albany
Underwood
L. B. Musgrove
D. Weakley
Frank S. White
Emmet O'Neal
Ray Rushton
J. Thomas Heslip
Morgan County
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