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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

Page

18

Note Demanding Troop Withdrawal From Carranza

Fragmentary note outlines Carranza demanding the withdrawal of troops. Text appears to protest United States intervention and non interference in Mexican affairs, with garbled fragments obscuring exact terms and dates.

Carranza

Mexican note demands immediate U.S. troop withdrawal from frontier

A long diplomatic note accuses the United States of violating Mexican sovereignty by crossing into Mexican territory to pursue the Villa band. It demands urgent withdrawal of American troops, cites prior agreements, and stresses that such actions threaten peace and complicate relations between Mexico and the United States.

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U S Note Urges Clear Policy Amid Mexico Tensions

The document accuses the United States of planning to provoke Mexico and warns of a potential war while stressing that any actions aim to preserve peace. It notes warnings about large war munitions shipments and calls for decisive U S restraint to avoid escalation.

1912 Endorsements Stir Roosevelt Rivalry in Boston

Lawyer Francis Ny Carroll of Boston endorses T R Wilson in 1912 while the Non-Partisan League targets the Roosevelt coalition. The dialogue mentions leadership aims and political affiliation shifts amid party tensions.

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Roosevelt in the Golden Age of American History

A fragmented quotation praising Theodore Roosevelt’s nonpartisan league and national duties. It extols his defense of American citizenship and national rights, urging support for Roosevelt’s return to the White House. The text emphasizes unity across parties and the exalting standards of honor and duty.

Meyer Attacks Hughes Boom Ahead of Theodore Roosevelt Meeting

Meyer asserts sentiment favors Theodore Roosevelt nationwide. He expects a Chicago business committee meeting will shape developments in Roosevelt’s examination. He says Roosevelt will not be in Chicago during convention week, plans to stay at Oyster Bay while coordinating with headquarters.

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Penrose Chosen to Lead Pennsylvania Delegates

Senator Penrose was unanimously elected as committeeman and chairman of the Pennsylvania delegation by party delegates. The outcome aimed to unify the state’s Republican ranks amid lingering questions over Gov ernor Brimingham and other leaders. The official investiture will occur in Chicago, with the timing and attendance to be announced by the party.

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Capital Thinks Hitchcock Seeks Return to Power

Report outlines Washington debate on Justice Hughes and Hitchcock in the 1900s political scene. Mentions Virginia delegate actions and attempts to influence Hughes's nomination while Hitchcock distances himself from entanglements and campaigns.

Capital Hitchcock

Vision of Soul Self Cheers Dr Waite

Convicted poisoner Arthur Warren Waite speaks from Sing Sing claiming a soul self will depart the body at execution. He insists the trial was fair, rejects sympathy, and says he will live on after death while his body dies in the chair.

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