U S Warships Sail for Mexico Amid Global Tensions
U S destroyers including Ixherwned Com Lardser Putomm Delu and Reid depart New York for Mexican waters. Secretary Daniels shifts to rapid destroyer deployment with the Atlantic Fleet to protect Americans and deter revolutionaries as tensions rise near Tampico Vera Cruz and Mexico City.
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Nayarit
Triponte
Chihusnua
United States
Lariner
Key West
Tempteinville
Massachusetts Representative Warns of Prohibition Gaps
Washington May 6 Representative Galilven of Massachusetts declared in the Senate that prohibition enforcement remains costly and flawed. He argued more illicit stills exist than before prohibition and that many Anti-Saloon League families act as special agents to locate illicit attire.
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Washington
Bonly
Galilven
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Mrs Samuel Gompers Dies in Washington
Mrs Samuel Gompers wife of the president of the American Federation of Labor dies at her Washington home after a long illness. She had feared death but lived to her to be remembered as the wife of a labor leader.
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Samuel Gompers
Washlngin
May
Sre
Samnet Sompers
American Federation of Labor
Jet
Poles Capture Kiev Region And US Primary News
Official dispatches detail Bolshevik retreat near Kiev as Ukrainian irregulars threaten to cut off the forces by seizing a railway near Fanstern. Reports also note joint Ukrainian and Galician pursuit, and Bolshevik forces crossing the Berezina river are repelled. In American primaries, Wood Johnson and Lowden lead in several states with Indiana showing near-complete returns and Michigan pledging delegates to Johnson. May 7 reports from multiple cities summarize primary results and party delegate selections.
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Mich
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California
Herbert Hoover
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Hyansville
Indianapolis
Maryland
Johnsomen
Penty
ASK BIG FREIGHT INCREASE Washington May T
The Association of Railway Executives asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for freight rate increases of 30.4 percent on Eastern railroads 80.0 percent on Southern roads and 23.0 percent on Western lines. Carriers estimate these raises will yield a total net return of 1 017 billion dollars to restore a 6 percent income on transportation. The case is opened with Eastern lines details submitted and Southern and Western routes to follow in days.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Association At Railway Executiven
Tariff Board Appointment Mentioned by Governor McCall
Former Governor Samuel W. McCall may join the tariff commission after a letter from its chairman urged acceptance. He noted the work ahead is important for the commission in the coming year.
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Mase
Samuel W. McCall
Tarif Commission
White House
Pagn
Commission
jMcCan
Panaman canal officer lifts mingling ban amid Panama defense moves
Maj. Gen. Chase W. Kennedy, commander of the Panama Canal Department, has lifted restrictions on American officers and men mingling with Panamanians. Officials in the republic admitted to an anti-American demonstration over a U S requisition of part of Tobaga Island as part of defense planning.
British Resent U S Aid to Irish De Valera
In the British Commons Horatio Bottomley questioned government awareness of American fund appeals labeling De Valera as president of the Irish Republic and the governors backing them. Bonar Law refused to pledge action while noting the rights and risks of intervention. Lord Birkenhead affirmed continued Irish executive support and rejected Sinn Fein demands amid broader resistance to secession.
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de Valera
London
United States
Great Britain
Wilson
Bonar Law
Bottomley
Law
William Wedgewood Benn
Mr. Bonar Law
Robert Burton Chadwick
Bon
Trebate
House of Lords
Baron Birkenhead
Sinn Fein
Ireland
France to honor U S dead on American Memorial Day
France will pay honor to American dead in that country on American Memorial Day May 30. The embassy announced French soldiers would parade at the larger American cemeteries.
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Washington
France
News Review of Current Events: Wood Leads Delegates
Edward W. Pickard reviews the 193 in Republican primaries highlighting Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood as the top instructed delegate garnerer and Sen. Hiram Johnson with the largest popular vote. Indiana and California primaries split support, while party machinery and state conventions shape delegates for Chicago.
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Senate
Edward W. Pickard
Leonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
Lowden
Til Nels
Berty Mongers
Chicago
Coliseum
Japan to Receive Original Shantung Documents
German foreign office comments on delivery of documents related to Kiaochau administration under article 158 of the Versailles treaty. Berlin says papers are not deed like but contain treaties with China, useful for Japan to understand German oppression, though not essential to pressing claims with China.
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Bertin
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China
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Ministry of Finance
Spa
Millerand
Lloyd George
Andreas Blunck
Political maneuvering and international tensions swirl in early 1920s headlines
News describes Democratic and Republican maneuvers over Knox resolution and Versailles treaty, Wilson administration’s stance, European peace talks, Turkish nationalist resistance, Polish Ukrainian clashes, Japanese pressure on Russia, German war crime trials, Carranza’s weakening hold in Mexico, and U S immigration deportation policy shifts under Secretary Wilson, with Lopes cautious outlooks and potential presidential implications.
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Knox
Wilson
Colby
United States
Germany
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Penrose
Republican Party
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Johnson
Lowden
Denies Idea of Imperialism by Latin American Senator
Buenos Aires based Senator Travieso, former governor of the island, tours South America arguing the Monroe Doctrine is not imperialistic. He urges Americans in the region to counteract suspicions that U S aims are political control and economic benefit, citing Cuba and Puerto Rico as examples of non imperial conduct. He stresses Latin American independence in managing its own affairs and argues the United States is not dominated by external powers.
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Martin Trivieso
Porto Rean Senate
South America
Traviese
Amer
Icans
American Club
Travieso
United States
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Pete Rico
From Forty Five to Sixty A Forties to Sixties Testimony
A Oklahoma woman from Morse testifies to the health benefits of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound during menopause and aging. She reports safe passage through the change of life and ongoing use with family support.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Meskites Morse, Oklahoma
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