Dem Leaders To Ask Wilson To Make Public His Attitude Toward Third Term
Washington May 26 The Democratic Party will press President Wilson within three months to reveal his stance on a possible third term as 1920 campaign plans unfold. National Committee Chairman Cummings begins a nationwide tour to rally the party while rivals say they will run only if Wilson declines. Public sentiment favors he retire after March 4 1921 and focus on writing.
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Wilson
Washington
Democratic Party
National Committee
Cummings
Republican Committee Slate Approved and New Chairman Named
Washington May 26 The Republican caucus approved the committee slate proposed by the committee on committees. It places reactionary leaders in key chairs with Boss Penrose heading the Senate Finance Committee and Warren named chairman of the Appropriations Committee. Cummins to chair Interstate Commerce and Kenyon Grenna Jones Lodge etc named to major posts.
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Washington
Committee On Committees
Boss Penrose
Senate Finance Committee
Warren
Appropriations Committee
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Kenyon
Iowa
Agriculture
Grenna
Jones
Lodge
Massachusetts
Wadsworth
New York
Page
Smoov
Watson
Victory Liberty Loan Subscriptions Surpass Quotas
Washington May 26 The total Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions reached 5 249 908 300 or an over subscription of 16 66 percent All the Federal reserve districts except Dallas and Atlanta over subscribed their quotas
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Washington
Victory
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve
Dallas
Atlanta
Bombing German Cities Topic Debated by Allied Generals
May 26 discussion by General Robertson and General Liggett weighed bombing Berlin as a potential follow on if Germany refuses to sign the peace treaty. The dialogue framed a broader military program and the possible fate of German cities, including Berlin.
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Paris
Berlin
Robertson
Liggett
Governor Larrazolo Arrives for New Mexico Military Institute
Governor O A Larrazolo arrived this afternoon from Santa Fe to attend the twenty first annual commencement of the New Mexico Military Institute. He will address the 1919 graduating class and cadets in a speech of acceptance for the Antonio J Luna building. A salute of seventeen guns welcomed him and a banquet was planned at the N M M I mess hall at 7 o'clock Wednesday night Open to the public.
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O. A. Larrazolo
Santa Fe
New Mexico Military Institute
Larrazolo
Antonio J. Luna Bulding
Roswell
Governor Larrazzolo Proclaims Memorial Day 1919
New Mexico Governor I O A Larrazolo designates Friday May 30 1919 as Memorial Day urging all citizens to decorate graves of Civil War Spanish American War and World War I fallen heroes. He calls for public remembrance and respect for those who fought to uphold free government. Attested Santa Fe May 23 1919.
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I. O. A. Larrazolo
State of
New Mexico
City of
Santa Fe
A. D
D. A. Larrazolo
Tom Tillotson Buried Today at Alamogordo
Tom C. Tillotson, a long time Chaves County resident, died Friday morning by his own hand at Mountain Park ranch near Alamogordo. He was 67, left a wife and six children, and had recently returned from Mayo Brothers Hospital. Burial will be in Alamogordo.
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Tom C. Tillotson
Chaves County
Mountain Park Ranch
Joe Walker
Alamogordo
Cloudcroft
Sacramento Mountains
Tillotson
Chicago
Mayo Brothers Hospital
Rochester
Tom Tillotson
Upper
Penasco
United States Land Office
New Mexico
T. C. Tillotson
Banquet in Honor of Governor Larrazolo at New Mexico Military Institute
A large crowd attended a banquet at the New Mexico Military Institute to honor Governor Larrazolo, with tickets priced at one dollar. The event featured toastmaster L. O. Fullen, speeches by Judge C. R. Brice and Mayor H. M. Dow, and music, as Colonel Willson oversaw arrangements. The ticket deadline was extended to accommodate more attendees.
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Larrazolo
New Mexico Military Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Mess Hall
Colonel Willson
L. O. Fullen
C. R. Brice
H. M. Dow
J. T. McClure
Gibbany resigns as county committee chairman
At a Chaves County Democratic Central Committee meeting J L Gibbany resigned as county chairman after two years citing upcoming absence from the county next year. H A Poorbaugh was elected new chairman and M H Ward named secretary. R D Bell fills vacancy on the county committee caused by Dr C F Montgomery’s death. Arthur Seligman spoke on state party issues and election plans.
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Chaves County
Democratic Central Committee
J. L. Gibbany
H. A. Poorbaugh
M. H. Ward
Gibbany
Arthur Seligman
R. D. Bell
Gibbony
C. F. Montgomery
Seligman
Institute
Commencement At Institute Attracts Large Crowd
The twenty first annual commencement of the New Mexico Military Institute opened with a vesper service in Lea Hall. Cadets heard Rev Rudolf Caughey exhort doing justice beyond obeying law and music by Miss Mabie Poirson Major Barlow Captain Feuerhak and Campbell. Cadet Delezil won the Poe oratorical contest and Murray and Princeton medalists were announced amid a large crowd despite poor weather.
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Lea
Jason W. James
W. C. McDonald
Institute
Edward S. Dean
Rudolph Caughey
First Presbyterian Church of
Roswell
Caughey
Deam
Kelley
Delzell
Princeton
Ray S. Dunn
Hiram M. Dow
Grace T. Bear
Ray Murray
Los Angeles
Ben Ames
Cadet
Delezil
Countryman
Bob Ingersoll
Bassett
France
Burrows
Theodore Roosevelt
Hagerman
Tomlinson Fort
Bernice Shepherd
No Vital Change In Peace Treaty Yet Hinted
PARIS May 26 Alterations in the peace treaty at German request are likely but not vital. Allies may allow Saar region annexation vote to determine its fate and permit a German army of two hundred thousand. Germans to finish counter proposals today. a printing outfit arrived at Versailles for book form. Echo de Paris says Allied reply to the counters will be ready by June 7 with three days to sign before armistice ends.
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Paris
League of Nations
Germany
Saar
Versailles
Echo de Paris
Hawker and Grieve Land Safely in Scotland
Harry Hawker and Mackenzie Grieve, English aviators, were picked up by the Danish steamer Mary after a forced descent 1100 miles from London. They landed at Thurston, Scotland and will receive a royal welcome in London tomorrow. Both are in good health. The airplane was not salvaged.
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London
Harry Hawker
Mackenzie Grieve
Thurston
Scotland
Mary
United States Keeps German Ships Seized in Ports
President Wilson reached an agreement with Allied statesmen to retain the German ships seized in American ports. Earlier reports had suggested Britain claimed a share due to its shipping losses, but the accord preserves U S possession of the vessels.
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United States
Washington
Wilson
Great Britain
Big Four Recognize Omsk Russian Government in Paris
May 26 report that the Big Four agreed to recognize the Omsk Russian government in territories under Admiral Kolchak. Recognition of other non Bolshevik Russian factions under similar conditions is being considered.
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Paris
Omsk
Admiral Kolchak
Bolsheviks
Repeal Daylight Saving Law Urged by House Panel
The house agriculture committee asks repeal of daylight saving law in a rider on the agricultural appropriations bill. If enacted it would take effect the second Sunday after passage. Also from Carrizozo, county assessor "Shorty" Miller of Lincoln County visits for business and pleasure.
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House Agricultural Committee
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Carrizozo
Shorty” Miller
Lincoln County
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