Wilson Addresses Naval Graduates at Annapolis Commencement
President Wilson spoke at the Naval Academy graduation, urging strict discipline and public duty for 178 graduates. Secretary Daniels urged continued training to match wartime naval expansion and industrial preparedness. Wilson awarded diplomas, praised ten top cadets, and toured the academy with Mrs. Wilson before departing.
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Midshipmen
Seakers
Eberie
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Poindexter
Tillman
Academy
Eberle
Federal Trade Commission set hearings on gasoline pricing
The FTC announced formal hearings for June 12 and 13 in Washington to hear reducers and distributors about gasoline pricing in Europe and the United States. It invites refiners jobbers and crude producers to present costs production and price increases and to discuss competitive conditions in the petroleum industry.
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Washington, D. C
Carranza Notes Stir Mexican Crisis Reactions Continue
Washington reports say Obregon and Carranza troop dispositions in Chihuahua align with El Paso plan to police bandits. Funston reports 20 000 Carranza soldiers spread regionally as Baker notes possible new expeditions into Mexico after raiders. Zapata activity in Southern Mexico could alter northern deployments.
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Mexico City
Zapata
United States
Polk
Wilson
Fall Attacks Wilson on Mexican Policy in Senate
Senator Fall of New Mexico harshly criticized President Wilson's Mexican policy in a Senate speech. The Republican lawmaker used the free debate to frame the issue for upcoming political contests and potential campaign use.
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New Mexico
Field Dinner a Success for General Gavira at Colonia Dublan
Special Correspondent reports a grand field dinner hosted by General Pershing for General Gavira at Colonia Dublan Mexico. To the President Wilson and General Carranza, toasts were offered as Lavish menus and a lemonade finale captivated guests.
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Juarez
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Carranza
United States
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Pershing
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Utis
Evans
Chavez
Delgado
H. T. Allen
Eleventh Cavalry
DeRosey
Cabell
James Collins
New York Times
Villa
Changes in Air Service in World War I Army Units
Secretary Baker announced shifts in the army aviation service. Captain Arthur B Cowan, formerly at the San Diego aviation school, is reassigned to the Philippines. Several lieutenants move between San Diego, Columbus New Mexico and the First Aero Squadron, with other appointments and board positions also announced.
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Arthur 8. Cowan
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Philippines
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John B. Brooks
Harold S. Martin
Carl Spatz
Columbus
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Leutenant Herbert A. Dargue
Byron Q. Jones
Goggin Wiggins
EB. Clark
Thomas de W. Milling
Signal Service Bureau
Brandeis Confirmed as Supreme Court Justice
Editors hail Louis D. Brandeis as a great jurist and democratic triumph. Herman Bernstein calls his confirmation a real victory for American democracy and a blow to religious prejudice, noting Brandeis as the first Jew on the high bench and a sign of progress abroad.
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Samiel Untermyer
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Socialist
Herman Bernstein
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United States
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America
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