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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
9
Officials weigh Mexico note as Carranza tasseled rhetoric tests American resolve. Pershing column remains in place with no immediate plan to withdraw, while Washington studies the message and prepares for a Cabinet meeting.
Mexico City dispatch notes Carranza's note demanding that U S troops withdraw. The message asserts nonintervention in Mexico's affairs and rejects American protests, stating that U S soldiers are now on Mexican soil without consent.
The Mexican government protests that American troops crossed the frontier near El Pino, asserting sovereignty was violated and urging Washington to define its policy toward Mexico. The note recounts prior talks at Juarez El Paso and disputes over troop limits, warning of defense if incursions continue.
The note urges the United States to end the presence of American troops in Mexican territory and to demonstrate sincere peace through deeds rather than declarations. It warns that ongoing drills and exports to Europe risk aggravating tensions and invites clear American intent to avoid war with Mexico.
Boston attorney Francis H. Carroll, former chairman of Woodrow Wilson's Executive Committee, declares in a public letter that the Non-Partisan League seeks to promote Wilson's nomination. He notes his Democrat past and his readiness to aid the nonpartisan effort.
The passage urges broad support for Roosevelt across parties to restore him to the White House. It stresses honorable conduct at home and abroad, protection of American citizenship, and the defense of national rights under Roosevelt’s leadership in a golden age.
Meyer signals rising sentiment for Theodore Roosevelt as talks with Chicago business leaders loom. He will not attend Chicago convention week and will stay in Oyster Bay while staying in touch with headquarters. John W. McGrath arrives from St Louis. George Parkman travels from New York City. Hitchcock criticizes garbled Hughes statements and says he has no authority to represent Justice Hughes. He affirms no pledge that Hughes would accept a nomination but notes a party could unite behind the man they feel best.
Senator Penrose was unanimously elected chairman of the Pennsylvania delegation by the Republican State Committee, ending state factional warfare with Governor Brumbaugh. The move signals strong Penrose support. the official chair will be decided at next Tuesday’s Chicago caucus. Brumbaugh allies predict future challenges at the convention.
Washington observers doubt ex Postmaster General Hitchcock has authority from Justice Hughes to campaign for his nomination. Hughes disavowed Hitchcock’s campaign in February and reiterated opposition to using his name for delegate instruction, fueling belief Hitchcock aims to maneuver Roosevelt into pressuring Hughes. Critics say Hughes must stay independent as Hitchcock pursues leverage against the justice.
The condemned poisoner in the Tombs discussed a new personality he calls his soul self as a route to escape Sing Sing in spirit while his body faces execution. He claims Bible study revealed the truth, says his sense self was driven by greed, and that time and material things hold no meaning now.
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