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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

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Roosevelt Arouses St Louis in Campaign for Nominating Fight

The New York Times notes Col Roosevelt's St Louis tour as he attacks President Wilson and German American ties while courting Old Guard support for a possible 1920 bid. He presses universal military training objections and rails at Hughes and Hitchcock amid a bustling convention atmosphere.

Favorite Sons Frank Hi. Hitchcock Republican National Committee Hughes Hitchcock Justice Hughes Favorite Son New York Times ST. Louis Theodore Roosevelt Wilson Root Roosevelt President Wilson Mr. Wilson Planters Mercantile Club

195 Neutral Ships Captured by Germany

London May 31 neutral vessels totaling 195 ships laden with Scandinavian goods bound for the United Kingdom have been seized by German forces and diverted to German ports since October 1914 according to Thomas J. Macnamara Financial Secretary of the Admiralty in the House of Commons.

London United Kingdom Thomas J. Macnamara The Admiralty House of Commons

Not Merely Thirst Quenching Horsford's Acid Phosphate

Advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a nerve tonic appetizer and aid for impaired vitality urging readers to buy a bottle.

Horsford

Shackleton Returns to Falklands After Endurance Crisis

Sir Ernest Shackleton arrives at Port Stanley with his small party aboard the Endurance, crushed in Weddell Sea ice last October and drifting to Elephant Island. Twenty two men remain on the ice with scant provisions, while relief efforts are being organized.

London Sir Ernest Shackleton Port Stanley Falkland Islands Shackleton Elephant Island South Shetland Explorer Endurance House of Commons Asquith Admiralty Sir Ernest Great Barrier Aurora New Zealand

Carranza demands immediate withdrawal of US troops from Mexico

The Carranza de facto government delivered a sharp note to the U S State Department demanding the instant withdrawal of American forces from Mexican soil or a clear explanation of U S aims. Ambassador Eliseo Arredondo presented the Spanish text dated May 2, signed by Foreign Minister Candido Aguilar, and the document cites 34 paragraphs about 5000 words. Officials expect President Wilson to consider it Friday but foresee no immediate Pershing troop withdrawal.

New York Times Washington Carranza United States Wilson Mexico State Department Eliseo Arredondo Mexico City Candido Aguilar Pershing Arredono Polk Manuel Mendez Foreign Office Mendez Arredondo Aare el Paso Scott Baker Generalcott Funston Amador Obregon Amador Oregon Antonio Gavira Pershinge Neral Funston San Antonio

Mexican Note Demands U S Troop Withdrawal From Frontier

The note from Mexico's First Chief of the Constitutionalist Army urges Washington to order immediate withdrawal of American troops from Mexican territory. It cites Columbus and Glenn Springs incidents, critiques reciprocal crossing talks, and presses for a clear U S policy while insisting on Mexican sovereignty and frontier defense.

Mexico el Pino United States Washington Columbus N. M Francisco Villalj A&s Villa el Paso Boundary Line Oth Saat Frederick Funston Alvaro Obregon Ciudad Juarez Scott Villa Band General Funston General Obregon Glenn Springs Rio Grande Boquillas Obregon Funston Licenciado Juan Neftali Amador

Shackleton Expedition Battered by Polar Drift and Silence

Sir Ernest Shackleton left Buenos Aires on October 26 1914 with planned six month voyage to the poles aboard the Endurance to rendezvous with the Aurora. The Aurora drifted for ten months after breaking moorings on May 6 1915 leaving Shackleton and his crew stranded and the tale of suffering rivaling Scott’s final trek.

NEW York Times London Daily Chronicle Ernest Shackleton Endurance English Channel Shackleton Ernest Admiralty Kirneat King George Sir Ernest England Buenos Ayres Sir Ernest Shackleton Buenos Aires Tasmania Ross Sea South Polar Aurora Rosa Sea Sharkleton Dunedlin Beott Shack

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