Withdrawal terms limit on US forces in Mexico
Secretary Baker said further instructions would follow as General Scott is told to inform Obregon the agreement will be ratified. The plan allows gradual US withdrawal only when Carranza can protect the border while the Mexican de facto government hunts Villa. General Funston repeats no time limit for expeditionary forces.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Washington
Baker
General Scott
Scott
General Obregon
Villa
United States
Carranza
EL Paso
Funston
Zeppelins Bombard British Warships Reported
Berlin reports the Admiralty stating Zeppelins dropped bombs on British warships Tuesday night with good success.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Berlin
The
Admiralty
Qua Troops Clash With Villistas
General Pershing reported that a Sixth Infantry squad under Lieutenant Witheral clashed with Villistas on April 29. Two Mexicans were wounded and two captured. Scout Co H Holly vanished. a search party found Holly and a Mexican employee dead at Hacienda, 15 miles northeast of Esrubio and 40 miles south of Namiquipa. Villistas blamed.
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Pac
Int'l
EL Paso
General Pershing
Funston
Sixth Infantry
Witheral
Villistas
Co. H. Holly
Witheras
Holly
Hacienda
Esrubio
Namiquipa
Peace resolutions shelved by solons
Washington May 3 action postponed today by the senate foreign relations committee on all pending resolutions affecting foreign affairs including Mexico and peace in Europe. The panel deferred on Senator Phelan’s faith in peaceful dispute settlement Senator Newlands’ call for concrete peace proposals and Senator Gore’s neutral zone idea along the Mexican border. Nels Peterson, North Fork rancher, visits with his niece Martha Anderson.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Mexico
Europe
Phelan
Newlands
Gore
Oklahoma
Zadig Enthus iastic over silver outlook
Herman Zadig a San Francisco broker and mining man arrived in Tonopah and predicted silver would rise to 75 to 80 cents. He said after the war silver will be remonetized likely at 20 to 1 about $1 an ounce, and Tonopah should become a top Nevada camp due to rising silver demand.
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Herman Zadig
San Francisco
M Cng
Tonopah
The
Times
Nevada
France Restores Lost Ground As Verdun Bombarded
Front communique says French positions at Le Mort Homme extended and held. Verdun region hit by intense shelling. Avecourt seen heavy grenade fighting. Meanwhile a circus train derailed near Flanigan east of Susanville. engineer injured, fireman killed, wrecker team dispatched, delays push show to evening.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Paris
le Mort Homme
Verdun
Avecourt
Susanville
Lasaen
Flanigan
K. M. Becker
Eubanks
FP. C Smith
Paul Jones
J. A. Ascher
Portola
Sparks Tribune
Germany Promised Reply To Wilson Note Today
Washington May 4 A cable from Ambassador Gerard says Secretary of Foreign Affairs Van Jagew promised Germany will reply to President Wilsons note on submarine policy today Sw anberg does not desire prosecution San Francisco May 4 William Haas who shot Chas Swanberg Portola Louvre proprietor cried in court for instruction Bail set at 5000 cash or 10000 bonds after Swanberg stated he did not wish to prosecute.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Washington
Gerard
van Jagew
Germany
Wilson
Swanberg
San Francisco
William Haas
Chas. O. Swanberg
Portola-Louvre
President Wilson Opens National Service School for Young Women
President Wilson opened the national service school military encampment for young women with a call to uphold justice and liberty. He warned against tampering with U S honor and urged that America would rally in a great national spirit if war came, while praising citizens born abroad who would defend the flag. W J Langevin, a commercial traveler, is noted as visiting.
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America
Europe
Wilson
National Service School
United States
Prominent Miner Visits Bullion
C. B. Lakeman of McGill a leading Nevada mining figure tied to the Guggenheims visited Bullion with Ralph Kellogg yesterday. They toured mining properties amid news of rich strikes. The camp is known for copper ore deposits and the recent antimony find confirms larger mineral wealth.
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C. B. Lakeman
McGill
Nevada
Guggenheims
Ralph Kellogg
Mr. Lakeman
Nevada tungsten prospects draw federal land official visit
Ralph S. Kelley special agent of the federal land office arrived in Lovelock to review mineral lands under patent by the Southern Pacific railroad. He praised northern Nevada tungsten showing and warned prospectors to report mineral character to land offices to safeguard patents. He predicted a mining revival with rising silver prices and noted Colorado’s tungsten production as a benchmark.
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Ralph S. Kelley
Federal Land Office
Colorado Capital
Lovelock
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Kelley
Nevada
Humboldt County
Colorado
Wells Herald
Woman in Idaho shot husband in self defense
May 4 Boise City Idaho report states Mrs Shoemaker of Glenns Ferry shot and killed her husband after he attacked her and accidentally killed their nine year old daughter. Police say the shooting was in self defense and she has not been arrested.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Boise City
Idaho
Mres
Do. T. Shoemaker
Glenn's Ferry
Hookworm Inflicts Half of California Miners
Sacramento May 4 Fifty percent of California miners selected at random statewide suffer hookworm says the California state board of health. The board cooperates with the industrial commission and the federal bureau of mines to stop further spread.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Sacramento
California
California State Board, of Health
Board of Health
The
Industrial Commission
Federal Bureau of Mines
Regular Republicans Lead Uniteds in San Francisco Vote Count
San Francisco May 4 with 641 precincts left from 4842 the regular Republicans lead the Uniteds by 31550 Bordwell 113702 Bulla 82152 no further tally until the official count begins today
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Pac
Int'l News Service
San Francisco
Uniteds
Bordwell
Bulla
Rivers and Harbors Bill Favorably Reported by Senate Committee
Washington May 4 The senate commerce committee favorably reported the Rivers and Harbors bill carrying 43 million dollars in appropriations, three million more than the house bill. Major increases include 1 million for the diversion dam at Los Angeles harbor 22 thousand for San Diego harbor improvements and 68 thousand for the Mississippi River project.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Los Angeles Harbor
San Diego
Mississippi River
Irish Leader O'Reilly Shot While Fleeing Post Office
London report says Thos. O'Reilly, Irish leader, was shot and killed while fleeing the Dublin post office. His body was found near the building. French gains at Dead Man's Hill reported as official. English attacks at Lentz repulsed.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
London
Thos. O'Reilly
Dublin
Dead Man's Hill
Berlin
le Morte Homme
Lentz
American James M Sullivan Arrested Over Irish Uprising
London reports former U S minister to Santo Domingo James M Sullivan has been arrested in Dublin and brought to London for trial after resignation amid an inquiry. Premier Asquith said the Irish rebellion inquiry will begin next week. 166 soldiers and 122 rebels died in Dublin hospitals.
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Pac
Int'l News Service
London
Ambassador Page
James M. Sullivan
United States
Santo Domingo
Dublin
Asquith
House of Commons
Cinnabar Strike At Antelope Springs In Humboldts
Dan Dawson and Frank Summers report a cinnabar strike at Antelope Springs in the east Humboldts about 35 miles northeast of Lovelock. An old furnace is processing 15 to 20 tons of Dawson Summers ore. A shipment of 15 Maske is due, negotiations suggest California cinnabar interests may take over the property. Burk and McFarlane visited Bullion in a new Dodge.
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Dan Dawson
Frank ‘Summers
Antelope Springs
Humboldts
Lovelock
Dawson-Summers
California
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