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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1916

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Obregon's proposal rejected at El Paso talks

In El Paso on May 10 Mexican and American negotiators held a long session over troop withdrawal from Mexico. Obregon pressed for a definite date for U.S. troop removal, but the U.S. stood firm. Funston postponed his departure for San Antonio as talks continued amid warlike tensions and border patrol readiness.

EL Paso Tex United States Big Bend Carranza Bregon Venusiano Carranza Funston Frederick Funston San Antonio Fort Sampfenson Mexico Obregon Scott Funsto Ameran Essages

Ferguson Urges U S Intervention in Mexico

Governor Ferguson of Texas, speaking in Austin on Tuesday night, signed a statement urging immediate U S intervention in Mexico to restore order. He argues for finishing the job, border protection, and punishing outrages to prevent further bloodshed and defend national honor.

Austin Tex Mes F. Ferguson Texas United States Mex Patriam

Action on Greek Front in Macedonian War Theater

ARIS reports on May 10 that a heavy artillery action is underway on the Macedonian front. Havas despatch from Saloniki confirms ongoing bombardment and military activity in the region.

ARIS T . Havas Saloniki

No Advance Holding On West Front

The Verdun sector shows a stalemate with German attempts blocked by French fire. On the eastern French front intermittent shelling continues while no major infantry actions are reported. Russian forces repel Turkish attacks in Armenia and advance west toward Baghdad driving Turks back from fortified positions. In Austro Italian areas San Martino and Gorizia face heavy bombardment as Italians suffer losses from a mine explosion. Turks plan a desert railroad as Britain ships sick and wounded from Kut El Amara to safety.

London Verdun Hill 304 Ukskull Armenia Mush Bagdad Gorizia San Martino Vienna Berlin Eegypt Kut-ElAmatra Tigris Kut. ElAmara

Rebels Arrive in Dublin En Route to England

A thousand rebel prisoners captured in the south arrived in Dublin on their way to England. Rebels reportedly used various ruses to escape capture, with some hiding in coffins at a undertaker’s shop. Grace Giffard wed Joseph Plunkett an hour before his execution, wearing widow’s weeds, as her mother learned of the marriage only after the ceremony. Plunkett had settled all his property on her before his death.

Dublin Mary England Grace Giffard Joseph Plunkett Plunkett W Pinnkett

Mexican Foreign Minister denies opposition declaration

Mexico City May 10 Foreign Minister Aguilar denied that the constitutionalist government had declared measures to bar further entry of American troops following the Glenn Springs raid. Carranza says those responsible are enemies of both nations and favors continued talks with General Scott. He also notes such border clashes stem from common enemies and urges stronger political and military cooperation.

Mexico City Aguilar Mexico Glenn Springs Carranza United States Alvaro Obregon Hugh L. Scott Big Bend

Coast Artillery Ordered to San Antonio for Border Service

Eleven coast artillery companies from Gulfland to Delaware were ordered to move to San Antonio Texas to serve as infantry with the border patrol. Secretary Baker said the action reinforces Gen Funston's patrol and uses available regular troops, with five batteries from Port Sill to move and three batteries held in readiness at Tobyhanna for possible border service.

Washington Coast Artillery Gulfland Atlantic Coast San Antonio Tex Border Patrol Baker Funstan Braker War Department Galveston Delaware Fifth Field Artillery Port Sill Oklo Third Field Artillery

General Border Uprising Today Along the Border

Military authorities guard against a planned Mexican uprising set for May 10. Commanders along the border have been alerted to monitor developments and respond. Officials report many prominent Mexicans on this side linked to the plot, with San Antonio viewed as secure and likely disturbances limited to the border area. American troops are said to have enough strength to quell any trouble.

San Antonio Tex

Maryland Sends Uninstructed Delegates in Convention

Baltimore Maryland May 10 The faction led by former Governor P Goldsborough was defeated at the Republican state convention Tuesday and the four delegates at large to the national convention in Chicago presented by the regular organization were elected.

Baltimore Chicago

Illinois GOP renews platform planks at Peoria meeting

Springfield May 10 The Republican state central committee held a brief session and ratified the Peoria convention platform draft. Fred Sterling remains chairman with Edward E. Miller as secretary and Charles Tinney sergeant at arms. The group delays certificates due to canvass delay and plans another meeting during the Chicago convention to finalize the platform which includes preparedness a constitutional convention for Illinois and an executive budget.

Springfield Ill Republican State Central Committee Peoria Fred Sterling Rockford Edward E. Miller East St. Louis Charles Tinney Chicago Sherman Sterling E. C. Curtis Curtis Illinois

Survivors of Cymric Land on Shore at Bantry

One hundred seven crew members of the Cymric reached Bantry on Tuesday evening after the liner was torpedoed without warning. Several sailors suffered broken limbs and were hospitalized. A submarine was sighted and fired, then disappeared. The vessel sank after hours at sea. Survivors arrived barefoot and partly clothed, receiving clothing and care.

Bantry London The Cymric Cyrmric

Trade body may make coal probe

Washington May 10 The Federal Trade Commission said it would seek a Justice Department probe into the anthracite coal industry if prices rise further The inquiry follows a wage increase and a tax impact cited by the attorney general noting multiple wage hikes in the last decade and corresponding cost-plus price boosts to producers and consumers.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Department of Justice Philadelphia & Reading Coal Ronl

Written rules urged for dentists in Illinois society

Springfield May 10 Dr J P Buckley president of the Illinois State Dental Society urged ten rules to govern dentists conduct to protect the public from practices such as using twilight sleep nitrous oxide oxygen re enamel crowns and diagnosing chronic conditions improperly The dentists convention sessions will continue through Friday and Buckley pressed for a formal code of rules to regulate the profession.

Springfield Hlinots State Dental Society J. P. Buckley Chicago State Association Buckley Dentists’ Convention

American troops guard Mexican district and El Paso Union Station

Texas National Guard troops depart Mabry to mobilize without delay as Funston designates Fort Sam Houston as Texas mobilization center. Arizona guard to mobilize at Douglas and New Mexico at Columbus. In El Paso, 20th Infantry moves to Fort Bliss near stockyards, with units at courthouse and Union Station amid border tensions and cross border policing talks.

Mexico City Aguilar Glenn Springs Austin Texas National Guard Mabry San Antonio Funston Fort Sam Houston Texas Arizona Guard Douglas New Mexico Guard Columbus EL Paso 20Th Infantry Ft. Bliss Obregon Scott Marathon Rio Grande Tex Fort Bliss Juarez Court House Union Station Hasbrouck Organized Militia of Arizona National Guard New Mexico N. M

Army Bill Nearing Suitability Form

Washington May 10 Agree ment on the army reorganization bill was in sight Tuesday night Conferees of the senate and the house who will renew deliberations today expect to be able to reach a compromise so that the first of the big defense measures may be on the presidents desk next week Concessions By Each That the senate conferees would have to surrender the volunteer army reserve of 261000 men which the house so strongly repudiated was admitted by senate leaders but they hope to strengthen the provision of the house bill authorizing citizen instruction camps so that military training for thousands of citizens may be afforded and a nucleus of a volunteer army thus be built up It was predicted that the conferees would agree to a regular standing army with a peace strength of 175000 or 180000 men with the senate expansive organisation system which would make possible recruiting to a strength of 220000 in time of need.

Washington Senate House United States Wickersham Supreme Court Wilson War Department Three States Bes

Five Workmen Die in Atlas Powder Plant Blast

Five workers were killed in an explosion Tuesday at the Atlas Powder company plant near Lake Tlopat conga end in Foreste New Jersey. The incident occurred in the mixing department of the dynamite end of the plant with four buildings destroyed and no count given for injuries. President W. J. Webster released the statement expressing deep regret and noting the damage was limited to that section and to operations conducted with regular domestic commercial operations of the plant.

New York Atlas Powder Company Lake Tlopatcong W. 7. Webster Foreste, N. J

Strikes Expand as Chicago Workers Walk Off Assignments

On May 10 thousands joined the walkouts in Chicago. Six hundred Amalgamated Garment Workers quit, three thousand tannery workers walked out, seeking a 45 percent raise after rejecting a 30 percent offer. Five hundred Chicago Screw Company workers and three hundred Peter Schuettler Wagon Company workers also struck for higher pay and shorter hours.

Chicago Amalgamated Garment Workers Chicaco Screw Company Peter Schuettler Wagon Company

Shopmen Given Raise at West Burlington Shops

Master Mechanic Henry of the West Burlington shops on the C B&Q railroad announced Tuesday night that wages of mechanics were increased 22 cents per hour with proportional raises for other employees. The raise affects eight hundred men.

Burlington Henry West Burlington C, BL & Q Railroad

8000 ADDITIONAL TROOPS UNDER ARMS FOR BORDER DUTY

Washington reports 8000 troops, including 4000 national guardsmen from Arizona New Mexico and Texas, are ordered to the Mexican border to deter raids. Guardsmen to be raised to full war strength and deployed as needed. Obregon delay unsettles officials as El Paso meeting awaited. Secretaries discuss border safety and cross border pursuits. Funston authorized to muster guards from all border states with full war stores staged for rapid distribution.

Washington Arizona New Mexico Texas el Paso Scott Obregon Carranza Wilson Baker Funston

Secretary Baker Avoids Funston Estimate On Border Force

Secretary Baker refused to disclose Gen Funston s figure for a total of 150 000 men to guard the border. Officials estimate nearly 45 000 troops are in play with about 30 000 along the border or in Mexico while Pershing s force can handle emergencies. The war department with mobile army and guardsmen numbers along an 1800 mile frontier signals a large U S military mobilization, while legality to use state troops beyond the border hinges on executive action and potential injunctions.

Mexico War Department Funston Ecommand United States

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Ntervene Rguson U. S Candido Aguilar Border Maryland Mexican District EL Paso Union Station General Obregon Juan Amador General Scott General Funston A. J. McQuarters Captain Fox Texas Rangers Col. Sibley Camp Mabry Texas Guard Gen. Obregon Gen. Scott Gen Pershing National Guard
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