Wilson says Brazil's new president faces heavy duties
President Wilson at a dinner with Brazil’s president-elect Dr Epitacio Pessoa says the American presidents bear heavy responsibilities and that the Americas should unite. He recalls his own efforts to lead a hemispheric league and stresses the Monroe doctrine while cautioning against future US aggression.
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Disorder in Lima and Ashe Forces Face Uncertain Outlook
In Lima and Ashe, reports describe disarray and unclear leadership amid upheaval. Officials note disrupted offices, staffing exits, and scattered incidents as authorities seek control and stability in the affected areas.
Morocco Chief Retreats After Clash in Southern Morocco
A brief report notes a senior Moroccan leader withdrew after a confrontational incident in southern Morocco. The skirmish left tensions high as authorities sought to restore calm and assess next steps in the region.
Governor Hobby withdraws approval for Mexican troop passage through Texas
Paso, Tex. May 28 Governor Hobby has withdrawn approval to send Mexican troops through Texas from Sonora to Juarez to campaign against Villa. A telegram signed by the governor and received by State Senator Dudley here states the governor regrets approving the route and rescinds it after Dudley's protest. The action had been approved at the request of the state department on petition of the Mexican government.
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U S Flyer Over Sweden Arrives at Calmar After Flight
Stockholm May 28 Captain Batt an American naval aviator flying from Copenhagen to Stockholm arrived at Calmar He departed Calmar and later landed at Nynes about fifty miles south of Stockholm He again rose and descended on an island at the harbor mouth nearby homeland records show a cautious pace during the voyage
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Seaplane NC-4 Crosses Atlantic to Lisbon
Lieutenant Commander Read leads the NC-4 seaplane from Azores to Lisbon covering about 786 miles in 9 hours 44 minutes. The crossing, hailed by the President and Portuguese officials, marks a historic first Atlantic air passage by the American navy. Total flight time from St Johns to Lisbon was 26 hours 41 minutes.
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Belgian Mobilization Looms If Peace Terms Not Signed
Amsterdam dispatch reports Belgium closes frontiers and recalls all soldiers from leave. Mobilization could be ordered at term end if Germany signs the peace treaty, with King Albert's forces to be mobilized as necessary.
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Plane Follows Harbor Salute Along Pier Crowds
A plane sped off after a prolonged harbor salute as crowds on the piers and whistles from steam craft created a loud scene. The aircraft moved away, slowly fading into the bright eastern sky.
Germany seeks plebiscite and equal league vote in peace reply
Berlin reports Germany will press for plebiscites in disputed areas and admission to the league of nations with an equal vote. The cabinet and Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau back a self determination emphasis and urge allies to let Austria vote on unification. Germany warns any league leadership other than equality would be seen as hostile.
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Reds Routed in Petrograd
Stockholm reports heavy bombardment near Petrograd and Kronstadt with panic among Bolshevik leaders. Advices claim Petrograd is controlled by Chinese, Left, and Finnish Reds after intense street fighting, while workmen defend the workers district from pillage. Bolshevik placards threaten bourgeois executions if the city is abandoned.
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German Delegation Seeks Counterclaim of 3.3 Billion
Versalles May 28. The German peace delegates gave no sign of signing the proffered treaty. It was learned today the German delegation will present a counterclaim for three billion three hundred million dollars. The demand arises on account of the war damages and related costs.
Secretary Daniels Opposes Bigger Navy In League Era
Washington May 28 Secretary Daniels told the House naval affairs committee that authorizing ten battleships and ten scout cruisers would be inadvisable while the United States supports the league of nations covenant. He urged a three year program and said the nation should show confidence in the covenant by not enlarging the navy now. He reiterated that a league nation outcome could still require a strong navy second to none.
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Yank Troops Land At Danzig In Baltic Action
British and American marines have been landed at the Baltic port of Danzig. A powerful fleet is reported to be anchored off the harbor, signaling a significant Allied naval and ground presence in the area.
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