Roosevelt attacks Wilson over hyphen words and alliance
Colonel Roosevelt denounces President Wilson calling his policy and hyphenism weak. He rails against German American ties and warns of moral treason while touring St. Louis on May 31. His rhetoric contrasts Wilson’s stance on hyphenates and preparedness with a strong Americanist message.
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Odds Against T. R. Roosevelt in Wall Street Betting
Wall Street quotes favor Roosevelt slightly to 5 to 1 as the Republican nomination grows likelier. Saturday's odds were 7 to 2 with Justice Hughes at even money, while real cash bets remain rare though firms publicly announce readiness to stake six figures on various candidates.
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Vanderlip backs Roosevelt in Republican split over Nomination
Wall Street bankers led by Frank A Vanderlip show growing support for Theodore Roosevelt as the party splits over the nomination. Vanderlip publicly urged preparedness and said he favors Roosevelt, noting his own past ties with Hoover but insisting the country needs a strong leader to shield against foreign influence. The shift in sentiment among financiers signals a potential realignment as the old guard challenges Hugh sites and Roosevelt gains traction on Wall Street.
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Anne Morgan Opposes Wilson renomination in letter
Anne Morgan daughter of J P Morgan declines honorary club membership over politics. The Missouri Women's Democratic group set her as a channel to oppose the party and President Wilson, citing misalignment with Democratic principles. The New York letter dated May 18 states her stance and reasons for not joining the club.
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Roosevelt Forces Rally Amid Hughes Boom in Midwest Drive
The piece notes Meyer leading Roosevelt supporters with Weeks and other Midwest leaders as tension grows over the Hughes candidacy. Delegates from Washington and Kansas deny backing Hughes while signaling openness to Colonel Roosevelt, amid a convention atmosphere of shifting loyalties and calls for party unity.
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Du Pont Declares 15.63 Million Dividend Payouts
Du Pont de Nemours & Co. declares regular quarterly dividend of 14 percent on common stock and special dividend of 30 percent totaling 44 percent, plus 2 percent in bonds, payable May. Debenture stock gets 5.25 percent. Overall, 7 percent of authorized capitalization of 240 million pounds is outstanding with 61,000 debenture and 889,000 common shares. Segregated today’s dividend totals 14.719 million on common and 0.917 million on debentures.
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Penn students ban German opera stars
Philadelphia May si The University of Pennsylvannia faced a protest wave over open air Aida performances at Franklin Field. Bombs in letter form urged cancellation, signed by the Studant Petrinie Uimmitten, condemning German singers as representing a race unworthy of American thinking. Officials indicated permits could be denied if the protesters persist.
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Taxation plan seeks 190 million more in revenue
House Ways and Means Committee examines three bills by Representative Tull aiming to raise extra funds. One bill would lift the surtax to generate about 190 million dollars, another targets a 40 million dollar inheritance levy, and a third proposes a tax on munition plants to raise roughly 40 million.
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Ford Factotum Sails Denies Peace Mission
Geeton Viantin the manager of the Red Automobile Company denies a peace mission claim. He says Ford’s party begins a new trip after the Chicago convention and may seek another peace junket. Also aboard were W. J. Huntingto from Chicago and other officials, with 1119 passengers aboard the Frederic.
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Shackleton Safe After Ship's Loss in Weddell Sea
Lt Shackleton and twenty five men drifted for months on the Endurance after the ship was crushed in Weddell Sea ice. They landed on Elephant Island and await rescue while Shackleton travels toward South Georgia with a small party seeking help. News from London confirms Shackleton's safe arrival and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Carranza calls latest expedition a violation of Mexican sovereignty
Carranza states the Langhorne expedition breaches sovereignty and urges Washington to define policy toward Mexico. He cites Columbus troop crossings as unsatisfactory and warns that further incursions push Mexico toward armed defense, while seeking peaceful resolution under the 1848 treaty.
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Kaiser Tightens Mexican Moves Grip At Verdun Alarm Border
Troop dispositions and fighting reports along Verdun and the Mexican border describe German pressure near Chattancourt and Mort Homme, with French counterattacks and artillery barrages. Mexican forces under Gaviria move toward Jinas Grandes as Pershing plans. Carranza notes stir US withdrawal debates.
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Wife of Vestryman Details His Departure
A mistyped and fragmentary account describes the wife of a vestryman recounting how her husband left her. The text mentions a New York Telephone Company executive, church connections, and a husband’s courtship, with unclear sequence and dates.
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Carranza Declares Mexican Sovereignty Violated by U S Action
General Carranza demands withdrawal of American troops from Mexico citing invasion risks. He presents a sharp note through Ambassador Arredondo accusing the United States of bad faith and vows to use every means to avoid armed conflict while pressuring Wilson to clarify policy and protect Mexico's sovereignty.
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