End of Hunt for Villa Raises Withdrawal Talk
Washington reports say new instructions to Generals Scott and Funston from Secretary Baker, after talks with President Wilson and Secretary Lansing, push that any deal with Obregon must not rely on immediate recall of Pershing's forces. Carranza envoy Arredondo renewed calls for withdrawal, noting Villa bandits dispersed and Villa absent for weeks, while Lansing waits for border conference outcomes.
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Home wiring consultation offer to inspect at no charge
A reader reads an offer inviting homeowners to consult before wiring their home. The message promises a free, no charge call or evaluation. The tone is promotional and seeks to engage customers for electrical wiring projects.
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House votes to block four year Philippine independence plan
Washington May 2 the House voted 193 to 11 to strike out the four year independence provision of the Philippines bill. The Clarke amendment calling for independence within four years failed while debate opened after the Manila Bay battle anniversary with Democrats and Republicans agreeing to an eight hour general debate. Representative Jones defended the bill stating the choice was between a vague indefinite pledge and an honest effort to fulfill party promises.
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Philippines
Manila bay
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Man Seeks Vengeance After Tarred and Feathered Attack
Samuel Clark, a 56 year old Jackson township farmer from Mount Vernon, is in serious condition after being tarred and feathered. He plans to swear out warrants for several men he believes are responsible once he can travel to town. Clark says neighbors with whom he had trouble may be involved and notes a prior warning letter threatening his life.
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Quake Wrecks Buildings in San Jose Costa Rica
Twenty distinct earthquakes shook the Costa Rican capital during May Day celebrations. Several structures including churches and schools collapsed, sending residents into the streets in fear of further destruction.
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Dublin Surrenders As Rebels Yield Across Ireland
Dublin and Enniscorthy rebels capitulate unconditionally after intense fighting. About 1,000 prisoners taken in Dublin Sunday, 489 sent to England. Casualties and losses feared in the hundreds, with looting and widespread destruction reported.
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