Villa Indorses Wilson Peace Move Amid Mexico Talks
Villa leaders press for a border peace plan aligned with President Wilson and call for a ceasefire pending a general conference of all factions. Angeles, Villa’s aide, says he supports Wilson’s message and would quit fighting if a basis for understanding is reached. Carrancista leaders and Villistas push for a truce and talks to form a neutral settlement outline.
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el Paro
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Vilin
Carrarin
Villista
Wilson
Veline Angeles
Villa
Criso
Angeles
Leon
St. Villistas
Antherin
Atien
Ciaily
Villa and Carranza clash as border tensions rise
Reports say Villa may disband his army and stay on the American side while Carranza seeks to trap him. U.S. patrols are active near the Texas town of Juarez amid rumors of renewed mobilization by Villa forces near the border.
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Carranan
Vere Crus
Sua Helier
Ilay
Leon
Silane
Bia
Villa
Beowennang
Carraprista Caine Ave
Generel
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Coul Holle
Tilia
Wilson
Carranza
Aica
Tientifir
Horfier
Texas
Urbnta
Wilson Retains West as Mexican Adviser
Washington reports that Jane Duval West, whose Mexico report influenced policy, will serve in an advisory capacity to President Wilson. West travels to Texas for personal matters, then returns to Washington to take on duties tied to the administration's Mexican policy, with ongoing confidential involvement.
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Washington
Jane Duval West
Mexico
Wilson
West
Texas
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Wext
Forbes Robertson warns America to prepare for peace and war
The article reports Forbes Robertson urging gradual action in Mexico and warning Americans to prepare for potential conflict. It covers Red Cross relief efforts in Mexico, transport plans to Vera Cruz, and leadership changes as refugees are managed from Mexico City. It also notes Robertson's farewell remarks and his call for compulsory military arming in public schools, reflecting wartime sentiment and public policy.
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Philadelphia
Liverpool
Kaylin
Johnston
Forbes-Robertson
America
U. S. Commissioner Indicted in Texas
Corpus Christ, Texas. A federal grand jury indicted forty two persons including United States Commissioner T. R. Southgate and local officials on charges connected to alleged election corruption from last November. Indictments name judges, the city attorney, a chief of police, a sheriff, and other county officials among those arrested and bound for court.
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Corpus Christ
Tex
Dune
United States Commissoner TR
Southgate
Neuces County
Grand Jury
Congress
Allies Seek Arms and Aid for Belgian Relief Efforts
The report details Allied requests for arms and hospital supplies for Belgium, highlighting Hoover's leadership and Stanford ties. It notes charitable gifts to Belgian relief, ongoing American Ambulance Hospital work in Paris, public fundraising events, and totals for the Belgian Relief Fund and related committees.
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Widan
David State
Stanford University
Herbert Clark Hoover
London
Tom Diasion For
Belgium
Stanord University
Will Trwin
Stanford
Bert Hoover
Olin Axeneiation, Inc
Meltian War Belief Association, Inc
Finley J. Shepard
Peveral Geare
Aves
Oklahoma
Helgium
New England
Illinois
Tenrolra
Ranagre
Paris
Admiral Ward
Roslyn
Longeland
Frornoon
Amerion Ambulance Hospital
Robert Hacon
Park Avenue
Yeaterday
New York
Ameran Hed Cross
de Aid
Mercy
Seesars National Fund
600 Foreigners Ready to Quit Mexico City
Reported to John T. Silliman and Arnold Shanklin that 600 foreigners are prepared to leave Mexico City. Shanklin to Vera Cruz to coordinate refugee reception with British consul Henderson. Officials urge US to arrange transport to Vera Cruz by June 9 to avoid sickness and suffering from overcrowded relief efforts.
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Mexico City
Vora
John T. Silliman
Wilson
Mexico
Arnold Shanklin
Vera Crus
Hritith
Henderson
Shanklin
Vera Cruz
Peta
Vachues
United States
Man Sentenced Twenty Years After Robbery in Dodson Suburb
Luther Afton aged nineteen of Merrick, Ohio, was sentenced today to twenty years in the penitentiary for holding up Miss Martha II, an eighteen year old assistant cashier at the People's State Hank in Dodson, a suburb of Kansas City, taking one dollar from the bank. He was captured by citizens after the crime.
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Kansan City
Martha II
People's State
Hank
Dodson
Luther Afton
Merrick
Ohla
Chicago Ad Men Meet at National Convention
Chicago hosts a five day national business advertising convention June 20 to 24 with broad attendance from leading firms. President Wilson may attend. John Hey, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, will address the community advertising conference directed by Edward F. Travis. A June 21 street pageant and two nights of minstrel shows and vaudeville entertainment are planned.
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Wilson
John Hey
Moston
Th Chhamber of Commerce
United States
Edward F. Trvis
Chamber of Commerce
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