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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
8
Reports say Mexican President Jipnlean faces strong anger from AIL factions over perceived American interference. The turmoil touches Me atco and stirs rights to autonomous action, with claims the United States seeks control. Observers note tensions rise as ministers and local officials react to foreign influence and warnings about policy and security.
A wartime discussion outlines reaction to a Mexican policy toward the United States and its leaders. Urquidi and Villa troops clash near Leon in eight days of fighting amid calls for centralized leadership. General Huerta warns against foreign interference and party factionism, urging restraint and national unity.
The article lists four prominent Mexican officials considered to lead, including General Herbide and Minister Manuel Hosinas, with no faction ties. It discusses U S concerns over potential alignments, the possibility of peacekeeping without military action, and foreign diplomacy shaping a future government.
Industrial leaders push for merchant ships to ply between the United States and China. Charles Schwab of Bethlehem Steel argues that cost advantages and the ability to deliver goods are essential to expanding trade with China. Chinese officials urge stronger transport capacity and state-backed investment to raise American presence in China. Discussions reference Niagara mediation, protectionist roots, and the need for ships capable of carrying cargo across long routes.
Washington reports a provisional tally placing about 107000 troops under Constitutionalists and allies. Key formations include Currante forces near Vera Cruz and Loon, Zapata forces around Mexico City, Carranza concentrations at Leon and Yucatan, with Yaqui and Sierra regions also noted. Total forces loosely estimated around 1.9 to 2.0 million.
Washington reports a Memorial Day salute by Fleet Chief Carmien using twenty one guns from a battery at Vera Cruz. The salute echoed a similar gesture by American warships as Admiral Caperton described the ceremony and the courtesy exchange, not implying recognition of Carranza’s authority.
June hearings open with delegates working hard as thirteen committees meet. Ex president Taft to address Governor and Other State Officers panel on a proposed short ballot amid push for tied Governor Lieutenant Governor and other state officer appointments.
Prince Nicholag W. Engnttchem by sea to Europe then returned to battle his wife in American courts. He posted sentinels at the Ritz Carlton while Princess Engulitehe? sheltered at the Vanderbilt Hotel with William O’Brien guarding her. Divorce petition cites misconduct between Oct 1, 1914, and May 7, 2018. Custody of their thirteen year old son Nicholas Vinli mir sought. alimony not mentioned.
Mia Barton known as Lola May secured an annulment of her marriage to actor Homer Barton on grounds he had a living wife. They wed October 14, 1906 in Hulath after he allegedly claimed a first wife was divorced. Lola May had faced a $50,000 suit from Mrs Derby Crandall claiming alienation of her husband during the play The Lure, who was a stock broker.
New Haven probate records show Yale will receive $517,000 from the Farnam estate of Charles H. Farnam Jr. through Farmers' Loan and Trust Co. of New York City. Mrs. Ruth Farnam has a life use of the estate. Farnam died recently in Nice, Italy. The bequest includes 180 shares of Winchester Repeating Arms Co. stock valued at $1,000 a share with income noted from the stock.
Kin and nephew of the late Adelaide Hamilton filed objections in Surrey Court to the probate of her will. They allege the eighty five year old testatrix was not of sound mind when she signed March 31, 1908 and that subsequent instruments were executed under undue influence. The bulk of the more than 500000 estate went to nephews and nieces, with $0 to public bequests.
Secretary McAdoo said negotiations are pending between South American governments and American bankers after the Pan American Conference. He urged annual Pan American financial conferences and emphasized transport and steamship cooperation, with plans for a joint commission and eighteen business committees across nations.
The late William Dick, Brooklyn business leader and former Manufacturers' Citizens Toast Co president, probate shows an estate valued at about $5.04 million with $4.10 million net after expenses. The bulk held in bonds and mortgages. Legatees include son J. A. Dick and daughter Mrs Apna Molnhauer.
Weather has delayed the Arizona construction at the navy yard delaying its launching beyond the planned date. Workmen blamed Secretary Daniels for interference and push for a new date, with overtime threats and political lobbying by Brooklyn representatives to move the launch to a weekday.
Honolulu reports salvaging of the submerged submarine F-4 halted at a depth nearing 400 feet and near the hull face due to shell damage and danger of breaking apart. A new lifting method will be tried, delaying operations by a month as divers achieved thirteen descents, five to 205 feet and eight to 275 feet, surpassing the prior record of 274 feet set by Chief Gunner George D. Stillson.
Eight year old Sophie Stransky testified in the case of Benjamin Stransky charged with burning his wife to death. The girl, crying, said she would go to the devil if she lied, and was questioned about her father’s actions after a piece of paper was thrown under the bed. Justice Weeks warned her against lying as the proceedings paused for a recess.
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