Carranza's Escape and Mexican Revolution Movements
Reports from Mexico City indicate President Carranza and key aides left the capital by train toward Veracruz, with trains carrying troops, supplies, and archives in pursuit. Dispatches note temporary foreign office and treasury appointees, while chaotic communications hinder confirmation of Carranza's fate amid ongoing revolutionary actions near Mexico City and Tampico.
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Associated Presa
Tingtn
Yauzu
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
State Department
Carranza
Ar- Ulley
Aguilar
Margulis
Barragan
Urquiza
21 Universal
Ophe Press
Thevermnment
Noriega
Federal District of Mexico
Cith
Navy Department
Long
Puiu
Tampico
Capain Long
Dolphin
Siexico
LA Huerta
United Press
Agua Prieta
Sonors
Adolfo de Las Huerts
Reve
Ion
Pelizs Calles
de la Huerta
Naco
OTHIERS FORM COMPANY A Special to The Northwestern
A group of officers formed a company in Madison to operate under the Wisconsin agricultural authority. The venture received capitalization of 12,000 and secured permits for its initial operations. The new firm aims to advance local industry with regulatory approval and planned investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasivane
Madison
Wie
Wisconsin Aerocialica
Margin on sugar profits set at one cent wholesale two retail
The Justice Department reiterates a one cent per pound margin for wholesalers and two cents for retailers on sugar sales. Attorney General Palmer ordered immediate enforcement to prosecute those earning higher profits. District attorneys told to enforce the rule and pursue offenders, while noting prices may vary but margins must not exceed the set amount.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Justice
United States
Department
Boston
Mars
aAttorney General Palmer Tool
Thomas 3. Boynton
Stttoriey General
Atr
Boynton
Sugar Equalization Board
Atorney
Garvan
President Wilson to Receive Foreign Diplomats at White House
President Wilson, improved enough to attend to foreign matters, will formally receive diplomats at the White House in arrival order. The Belgian ambassador designate, Baron de Cartier de Marchienne, was first. Next to be welcomed was the Guatemalan minister, Mr. Varela, with additional representatives including the British ambassador Sir Austen Geddes expected soon.
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Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Varon de Cartier de Marchienne
Ambassdor
Varela
Autland Geddes
Timber Worker Leader Sums Up the Strike
An AFL timber workers organizer reports about 68,000 workers affected and 73 percent of district production curtailed. He says deserters are few and manufacturers misrepresent the strike to lure workers back. Small operators have some resumed, with office staff returning in many sites. Brown Landing company in Saxon, Wisconsin, with five mills, shows 79 percent use resumed.
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Associated Press
Ridnelander
Yours
American Federation of Labor
Yous
Brown Landing i. Company
Saxon
Wis
Confessed Aiding Plot To Poison In Family Case
By United Press Salina report states Lee Bunth 21 confessed aiding a plot to poison his relatives. Aunt Steiz F mAs linked to poisoning food. Victim Billine Bunch died. Nancy Bunch survived. Authorities say several family members were targeted in the scheme.
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United Press
Salina
Ram
Ada
Lee Bunth
Steiz F mAs
Dundis
Nancy Bunch
Hines to Go to Europe as Arbitrator
Associated Press reports Hines will travel from Washington to Europe this month to serve as arbitrator in ownership disputes over ships operated under German flag on the Danube Elbe Rhine and Ode rivers. President Wilton will appoint him, with Beeman named as the likely assistant.
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Hines
Europe
Associated Preag
Masblextes
D.C
Walker
Ache
Vernon Central
Railway Administration
Teave
Jac
Elbe
Wilton
Istecwetad Nates
Innding Telgium
Beeman
Hite Exer
Hotel proprietor held for shooting taxi driver
A hotel proprietor is detained in connection with the shooting of a taxi driver. The incident occurred at night near the hotel premises. Police report indicate the proprietor was questioned and released pending further investigation as details unfold. The motive and exact sequence of events remain unclear.
Food Bills And War Time Prices Across The Nation
A special report cites fluctuating food costs and living expenses in the United States with data from January 1918 to May 1920. It notes demand outpacing production, farm-to-city shifts, and price changes in goods like beef and bread. It also mentions the Fuller pension bill, rail freight rate changes, and remarks on historical figures and Wisconsin bankers in the public notices.
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Florian Lamueimt
M.D
Washington, D. C
Pune
Europe
Chicago
Palmeris
Congress
Interstau
Commerce Commission
Toy Mater
Prohibitionists Push to Influence National Conventions
United Press report from Chitaga notes prohibition committees urge dry support at major party conventions. Virgil G. Tnnataw, chairman, warns wets aim to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and urges churches and clubs to demand dry planks. Delegates Randall and Sheppard named as key figures in California and Lexa. The movement seeks to shape party platforms to protect Prohibition.
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United Press
Chitaga
Virgil GG
Tnnataw
Prohibition Nations A Committee
Commercial Chiba
Chambers of Commerce
Republcan
Democrat
Sheppard
Lexus
Randall
California
Jattain
Des Hondas Fers
Ly Eilnshian
Watson Keynotes At Indianapolis Republican Convention
Indianapolis, Ind four delegates at large to the Republican national convention will back Maj. Gen. Leonard Weed for president. Sen. James E. Watson, temporary chairman, outlined five principles for the campaign, including restoring a republican form of government, tax relief by repealing excess profits tax, destroying Bolshevism, warning against radicalism, and future tariff revision tied to normal conditions. He criticized President Wilsons policy as diminishing American prestige.
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Wisconsts
Wisconsin
Sinte
Tor
Solaters
Mandel
Renenianie Annsien
Adeer
Wabileas Renterense
ISO Meinlers
Sauna
Jettese
Creomete
Lance
Teteer
Alee
Wardle
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Leonard Weed
James HE. Watson
Ind—Soundine
Watson
Republican Party
Senier Watson
Sir Arthur Currie Named Principal at McGill
Montreal Gen Sir Arthur Currie was accepted as principal of McGill University, announced by the board of governors. The vacancy followed the resignation of Auckland Geddes as British ambassador to Washington, with Currie set to assume duties in the Indian expeditionary context.
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Sir Arthur Currie
M’gill
United Press
Montreal
Artur Currie
Arthur
Auckland
Currie Coning
Hadian
Milwaukee nurse fined for leaving children alone
A Milwaukee nurse was fined for leaving three young children unattended at a home. The incident involved a fire in the house and the nurse’s alleged neglect while in care of the children. Local authorities classify the actions as criminal under state law.
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Mira Jallie Summers
Milhwaukee
Sie Wan
Death at Winneconne sparks community tragedy
A tale of grief unfolds as a woman’s death in Winneconne triggers a funeral service led by Father Grace at St Masse Cathele church. Survivors include a widow, a son, ten daughters, and grandsons Harold Meeker and Ernest Hansen, with services to follow in the village cemetery.
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Valied Prasey
Pat Deriek Tress
Jans Max Adamcehi
Waling
Marebda
Fyer Smeulnar
Hig
PRM
Prm Ten Davehtere
Hite
Peter Hane
Winneronge
Rire Joseph Barker
Teacine
Tes
Hareld Meeker
Ernest Hansen
St Masse Cathele
Grace
Wini
Cemeter
Spa conference delayed new terms hoped for Versailles talks
Berlin reports the Spa conference with German and Allied delegates postponed to late June. Foreign Minister Koester advocates full participation, seek economic relief, food and security terms, and a basis for lawful German recovery within a broader Entente framework. An official note cites hopes for direct negotiations on Versailles obligations and postwar reparations.
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Associated Pre
Berlin
Spa
Belgium
Noch-Deutsche Allgemeine Zetung
Cie Fa
Carl PD. Groat
Tailedt
Ceremany
Spi
Jer
AdolphiXouster
Iran
Todas
Germain
Lelonr
Koester
Germany
Ingis
Versailles
Entente
England
France
Koester Jawid
Antente
Cierny
Silewia
Franee
Yetirium
Foreign Office
Farwan
Hats Dyed Black to Knock Down Prices Protest
Hat makers protest price hikes by dyeing hats black to symbolize lower prices. Workers in several factories refuse overtime as a show of solidarity. The campaign spreads to other shops as managers resist the demand for cheaper goods.
Cablegram to Sims by Wilson Made Public
A Washington cablegram to Admiral Sims from President Wilson is released. It critiques the British Admiralty for naval policy and urges candid reports on convoy protection, with Sims replying on plans for a combined attack and wartime strategy.
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Sims
Wilson
Washington
Shi
Vianlele
Sue Pring
Admiralty
Wal
Yaullyd
Adralral Shay
Prudencs
Adair Sims
Bima’ Ceply
Thaniels
Sina
Navy Department
Priisi
Ivliain
Jonneh
Courre
Williant
Adam
Dinger
Qeier
Grand Fleet
Pritish Port
Onder pRegate Cranvey
Smnach
Advich
Mr. Daniels
Admiral Sims
Armhaxather
London
Sim Rephy
Tel Alan
Zeebrugge
Daniels Mala
Besa Uretna
Wir
Navy
Vian
Astinisal
Prestont Wilson
Britley
Mt Oratt
Ae Frito
Mayer
Germans to be Arraigned in Allied War Crimes Trial
Distraught details describe German officers including General von Buelow and Colonel von Beyer, charged with cruelties in Namur Belgium and Kulz Poland. Admiral Sims and Admiral Sima are debated over wartime policy and the role of American troops abroad in relation to British strategies. Correspondence from Mr. Curtin cites naval criticisms of the U S Navy’s wartime performance and vetting of destroyer deployments from Queenstown.
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Quay
Wea
Wetpric Supreme Court
Prince Beast
Saxony
Buelow
Second Army Corps
Mary
Uo Namur
Belgium
von Kbirschbach
von Beyerty
Kulz
Poland
Tire
Arnaud de la Perelere
Gornors
Senger
Kruska
Cisse
Germany
Dantela
Sima
Americ
America
Daniels
Avery Hohitse Bridsty
Bisawe
Hilsx
Seersbury Dantchy
Curlin of
Virginis
Cur UN
London
Lins
Batttle
Mr. Curtin
Sims
Navy Department
Tnough
Queenstown
Adriatic Settlement Reported by London Evening News
London News reports a settlement on the Adriatic question reached at Pallanayr between jur i Slav and Tatlin delegates. Forel minister Trumbly of Jugoslavia says Italian delegates accept Wilson line on the frontier while a party of mediators demands port control. The Yugoslav delegates expressed a wish for modifications to their northern frontier.
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London Evening News
Wilton
London—Newa
Juris Wat
Pallanayr
Niws corres+pondent
Parin
Forel
Trumbliel
Jugo-Shivia
Valy
Wilson Vine
Trentler
Jury Declares Killing Justified In Local Trial
In United Press report from Upited Press hencester, the jury returned a verdict of justified killing involving Lutere tlaver of Georg. The trial centered on a confrontation at a residence. The accused, Teena Mauiiter, was acquitted after defense arguments.
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Georg
Teena
Aqss
Tea
Deana
Insurance Companies Rushing Business Across States
The document alleges insurance firms move quickly to expand operations across states, with broad claims about their handling of risk and the scale of premiums. It references regulatory changes and compares current activity to prior periods, implying a surge in coverage and market influence.
Senator Knox Peace Resolution Sparks Senate Debate
The article reports Senator Knox's peace resolution critique of negotiating with Germany and the Versailles Treaty. It covers opposition from Senator Hitchcock, calls that resolutions mimic treaties, and the stance that only a formal treaty should end the war. The piece discusses implications for Congress, embargos, and postwar diplomacy.
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Washington
Gulpon
Aktehcock
Nebrastt
Admibizlsten- Honspoleaiun
Versailles
Congress
Deckire
Witehogek
Cen- Bresk
Hitchcoci
Geentany
Pennsylvania
Etttchcocie
Germany
Garmin
Hitchcock
Knox
Senate
Ar Lfonr
Amd
Popularity of Girls With Soldiers Riot Report
An unclear clipping notes unrest involving girls and soldiers at a barracks scene. The readable fragments reference a riot, investigations, and a gathering at Wasot Ajera with mentions of barracks security and detainees. Names and precise facts are obscured by damaged text.
Cotton raisers plan to cut out the middleman
A meeting is planned to discuss removing intermediaries in cotton marketing. The text notes dates and places in Wisconsin and references weather impacts and a Thursday schedule, with several garbled phrases. Strong entities include Wisconsin, likely dates, and a marketing context for cotton producers.
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Aviz
Santa Rosalis
Lowes Calia
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Inis Selerind
Othiers Form Company
Ada Marek
Lim
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Marshfield
H. C. Dunwoody
Frear
Upham
Racine
Terenoverel
West Point
Lincoln
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Fortress Monroe
Jefferson Davis
Mir. Davis
Davis
Chippewa
Fort Crawford
Prairie du Chien
St. Croix
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Foreign Minster
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Mresey Ravenn
Shaw Hays
Mark Ate
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