Villa heads new revolt bandits seize provisional capital
Reports say Villa leads a planned uprising against the Mexican government with Lombardo as provisional president. Provisional capital near Guadalupe, 20 miles southeast of Juarez, with Villa at Unideron ranch awaiting Lombardo’s arrival. U S troops ordered to patrol Tampico oil fields amid rioting and US casualties feared.
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Tex Villa
Ciestifico
Lawaletea
Peente
Meneu
Villa
Mrewel Ding Lombardo
Vila
Cientiton
Otter
Medicam
Mar Ae
Biaten Agette
Hitmeed
Ie Otwlt
Guadalupe
Juares
Villa Ie
Unideron Ranch
Quadalupe
Lourbarde
Machine Guns on Rioters in Berlin and Amsterdam Turmoil
Revolutionary unrest flared across Europe with Berlin riot clashes and Dutch upheaval. Machines guns fired as troops tried to quell crowds demanding lower prices and peace. Several people were reported killed or wounded amid the grand street battles.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Germany
Naz Bode
Maaetrich
Berlin
Crowle
Bertin
Tt Im
Survivors Picked Up After torpedoed Rockingham attack
Loss of life aboard the American steamer Rockingham is reduced to two crew members. A third batch of survivors is rescued by a British ship, as survivors are picked up after the torpedoing incident.
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London
Rockingham
Women Volunteers Sought as streetcar conductors Mereland
Women for Car Conductors Mereland C A call for women volunteers for work as street car conductors was issued by City Traction Commissioner Sanderson.
Horse Meat Substitution Hinted in Cleveland Food Board Request
Cleveland health board calls for horse meat as a wartime substitute. The city faces a council decision on approving the request, reflecting shortages and emergency measures. Walter in Cleveland notes the potential menu change as officials weigh safety and supply considerations. The article cites wartime food programs and public reaction to dietary shifts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Walter
Taft's Son Rejected for Army Reserve Corps
Robert A. Taft, a lawyer and son of the former president, was rejected by physicians examining applicants for the officer reserve corps at the General Hospital during the bere tion camp period until after the war.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
General Hospital Beretion
The German Army at Zenith Fears Invasion
A chaotic, partial OCR summary from The Times discusses German military pressure and Allied responses, noting fears of invasion, shifting strategies, and warnings about sustained combat in Europe. The text includes fragmented names, places, and dates, reflecting wartime reportage amid uncertainty.
Chemist Held In Poison Plot Amid War Threats
Walter T French, Riverside Pharmacy owner in Jacksonville, was arrested by U S secret service men on charges of threatening President Wilson and proposing to destroy government property. He allegedly wrote to a German American hero offering a chemical and mechanical device to poison ships and influence the war. French was held on $10,000 bond.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Walter T French
Riverside
U Fe
Witeon
Trench
United States
Wilcinm
Frenel
Bank Call Issued Washington Comptroller Calls Banks
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of national banks as of close of business on May 1.
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Washington
Will Succeed Muller as Brazil's Foreign Minister
Rio de Janeiro governor Nilo Pacanhe, former Braet president, has been appointed foreign minister succeeding Dr. Lauro Muller who resigned. Pacanhe will lead Brazil's foreign affairs as the new minister.
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Rio de Janeiro
Nilo Pacanhe
Braet
Lauro Muller
British Premier Secretary Jo seph Davies Arrives in New York
Among the arrivals on a British steamship in New York is Joseph Davies secretary to David Lloyd George, Great Britain's prime minister, noted in a brief city item highlighting diplomatic visitors.
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New York
Joseph Davies
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
Critle of U. S. Is Interned in Aurora
Chicago worker Heinrich Orthmin was arrested at his Aurora home by federal agents for being dangerous to public peace and safety. He was sent to a detention camp until after the war.
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Critle
U. S
Chicago
Heinrich Orthmin
Aurora
Will Leaves $100000 to Missing Son in Ranch Death Case
The estate of James M. Caldwell, who with his wife was killed by their hired man at a Taylor area ranch, leaves $100,140 to their son, who is missing. The will specifies the distribution and guardianship actions.
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Dickinson
James MM. Caldwell
Taylor
Pittsburg Life in Bad Way
Report from Pennsylvania officials alleging a Pittsburgh life insurance firm deceived thousands of policyholders across states. Denny Neil cites dummy directors, misused reserves, and around 20000000 tied up as missing funds. Widows and workers are among those invested.
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Denny Neil
Statw Graree
Thresioter
Pennsylvania
Fanteine
Etiek
Te Pelion
Hero Medal Sought For Boy Who Rescued Two
Lake City authorities pursue a Carnegie hero medal for 16 year old Willie Poston who responded to cries for help along Lynch River after a boat overturned during a picnic outing. He reached the bank as Mita Pressley and Laurie Lurch struggled in the current and were pulled to safety.
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Lake City
Dain
Recenvoy
Willie Poston
Mita Matte Preestey
Laurie Lurch
Lynch’s
Young Poston
Hureh
Miss Pressley
Fears of Massacre Duplication in Palestine Hit London
London readers fear a repeat of the Ammeiffin massacres in Palestine after a Jewish Chronicle article claimed Turkish threats to wipe out Palestinian Jews. The piece sparked alarm about renewed violence and potential Ottoman actions against Jewish communities abroad.
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London
Palestine
Jewish Chronicle
Guardsman’s Door Painted Yellow in Chicago
Lesterten heimer faced a protest in Chicago after refusing the federal oath as a militia member. His office doors were painted yellow and the window bore the mark ow ard, reflecting local dissent.
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Chicago
Lestertenheimer
Cadets to Sing at Farewell at Columbia Chapel
Ninety members of the West Point cadet choir arrived in New York to sing at Columbia University chapel for a farewell service honoring students and alumni heading to military training camps.
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New York
Weat Point
Columbia University
Operation of New Draft Law Polling Places
Governor leads registration effort to publicize military draft duties under the new law. Officials announce statewide registration for eligible Percora residents within legal age limits, directing all to present themselves at designated polling sites.
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Pete
Rene
Gierke
Compulsory service census reachs public amid proclamation
The prose describes universal liability under a new national policy, outlining how military enumerators, aided by bayonets, will conduct a compulsory service census. It details registration duties for county and city clerks, rules for absentee and incapacitated residents, and instructions for educational and charitable institutions to seek guidance from local officials.
Proclamation for Instructions on Registration Process
The text directs jail wardens and reformatories to seek county clerk instructions on the sixth day. Five days after the proclamation date, male Thetis WALL De ji thee Lainie and officials are to prepare for official action under the law. Volunteers are urged to report immediately to the power official.
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Clie
Lewin
Banks Urge Cooperation In Bond Offering Debate
Washington signals controversy over private bond offering terms as Secretary Me Adhon and other officials press banks to cooperate. Officials discuss federal reserve role and potential implied guarantees while lawmakers seek clarity on constitutional authority and bond terms amid tensions between states and federal oversight.
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Washington
Adu
Federal Reserve
Hank
Cuban Rebels Burn Homes and U S Intervention Sought
An insurrection leader declares the past’s wrongs to be wiped out as Cuban rebels burn homes. The United States is urged to intervene. Refugees flee with only clothes. The threat of a massacre is raised in a disputed statement reportedly from Omar Wiles Mea.
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Insurrecton
Clana
New York
Charere
Valiariin Wesate
Miranda
Faberera
May Center in Washington Calls for Postwar Economic Plan
In a Washington essay by a financial expert, central government policy postwar debts and reparations are debated. The piece argues for coordinated financial measures to stabilize nations after the war and questions how long wartime debts and wartime economic controls should endure.
Army provision to pay monthly allowance for recruits
A government statement outlines a plan to provide a monthly stipend to new recruits seeking qualification as members of a field force. It confirms a full allotment of 200 operatives for permissions and appeals for former recruits who can prove ability, with a May 15 deadline noted.
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Weelington
Alhollah
George
Chicago to Furnish Chasers For Navy Needs
Chicago mobilizes 18 naval resources under Navy Department orders. Capt. W A Moffett at Great Lakes naval training station begins rounding up hundreds of salt power bowls to equip as submarine chasers. He aims to rush them to the seaboard as fast as possible.
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Chicago
Navy Department
W. A. Moffett
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Moffett
Seaboard
United States invites international labor delegates for wartime talks
Delegates connected with the Later Leadera Arties and Waskhingen have arrived in Washington at the invitation of the American Federation of Labor to participate in conferences between allied trade groups and the U.S. government. The arrival signals ongoing wartime coordination with labor leaders from abroad amid the broader allied effort.
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Waskhingen
Prowh
United States
Uke aAmerian Federation of Later
Mtr Sey
Amerycan
Fire at Aiotere Amsterdam rave sparks stalled progress
A chaotic report describes a troepe fire on Aiotere Amsterdam with rotting materials, hindering operations. Germany reports a costly fee and a restructuring decade amid scarcity, while troops guard fortifications and clan personnel cope with the upheaval.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Taleeraa Statera
Fereena
Soldiers Prepared for June 10 War Effort Deployment
About 20 000 troops expected to be ready for service by June 10. The force, comprising units from the army and associated services, is slated for deployment and readiness to support forthcoming operations.
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WarSinetom
Aniwriesn
Bloodhound Pursuit Trails Fugitive in West Virginia
A chase in Charleston West Virginia follows a prison escapee who fled a road gang near the town. Lawmen tracked the suspect through the area as they closed in on the fugitive and potential accomplices. Dominant details include the escape, pursuit effort, and local response.
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Charleston
Deathbed vow from Civil War veteran urged son to enlist
Joliet officials report 748 year old Civil War veteran Entista on deathbed urged his only son Edward to enlist in the army. The dying man, speaking fadingly, asked Edward to honor the family duty and serve his country in future conflicts.
Man Held as German Agent in Ardmore Case
Ardmore Oklahoma man is held on suspicion of being a German agent. The suspect, described as a geologist and oil well driller by trade, is detained under crepitious suspicion after a prior work history. Local authorities investigate ties to wartime espionage.
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Ardmore
Charles Whileschott
Preacher Run Down by Auto in Springfeld Tl
A man believed to be A Frank Parris a Presbyterian minister at Pana Illinois was struck and killed by an automobile in Springfeld Tl authorities report the victim was identified by local residents and the incident is under investigation
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Springfeld
A. Frank Parris
Pana
U S to Spend 150 Million on Belgian French Population Aid
The Belgian government has been advised that the United States will devote 150 million dollars for provisioning the population of the occupied district of Belgium and France.
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France
U. 8
Marne
United States
Belgium
Girl Bhat to Death in New Jersey Home
New York resident Mica J Luditian Alice Grace aged 18, daughter of the late Maj. Thomas Grace of the British army, was found dead in her Elizabeth New Jersey home from a bullet wound to the heart. Police investigation is underway.
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New York
Mica J Luditian
Alice Grace
Maj
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Elisabeth, N. J
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