Reports In Mexico Refute Imprisonment Of Two Americans
The American Consul in Chihuahua City told the State Department no seizure of McDonald and Homer Carr occurred near Jiminez. Reports say Villa threatens Parral and Ignacio Enriquez travels from Jiminez to Parral, with rumors of a 100,000 pesos reward. Villa is also said to be in open revolt with a price on his head.
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Washington, D.C
Chihuahua City
McDonald
Homer Carr
Jiminez
State Department
Villa
Parral
Chihuahua
Ignacio Enriquez
Vitla
A. F
ITV OF
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Manuel Gamras
Siste
Shihab
Frick dinner hunt for Gen Wood referenced in probe
Wy I B Campbell reports Hen Frick hosted a dinner for General Wood as a probe into campaign ties. The event drew politicians and business leaders, with discussion of campaign funding and influence in the era.
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Probers
Gen. Wood
Sutherland Holds West Virginia Lead in Primary
Charleston dispatch reports United States Senator Sutherland leading Maj Gen Wood in West Virginia with broad support as voting continues. Early returns show Sutherland at 25,000 to Wood 2,712 amid GOP preference signals. A separate Raleigh story notes anti ratification sentiment in North Carolina and Vermont convention statements.
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Charleston
United States
Sutherland
Gen Wood
Churewater
Wood
U. S
Senate panel rejects Armenian mandate request
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 11 to 4 to recommend rejecting the authority to accept a League mandate for Armenia. Republican Senator Brawheet of Connecticut led the resolution to refuse the mandate. The panel will not discuss the issue further, leaving the Senate to argue the final approach on the floor.
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Quashington
D. C
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Wilson Wag
Armenia
Sengter Brawheet
Connecticut
Providen
Congress
Hitchcock
Perr
Roe
Wasmengton
Repusdean Congressione
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations
Tvo
House Foreign Affairs
Colyy
Fang
Poles Clear Right Bank of Berezina River
Warsaw dispatch reports Soviet attempts to cross the Berezina repulsed along the river. The right bank was described as fully cleared for the offensive, with Bolshevik incursions checked and counterattacks driving them back. The communique notes heavier enemy losses and localized Dvina front actions.
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Berezina
London
Warsaw
Dvina
Adeo Tately
Wilson Will Hold Congress If Possible
President Wilson aims to delay adjournment until key nominations and policy items are acted on. He seeks action on Armenia mandate, Armenian recognition stance, tax revision, living costs, and the peace treaty while Congress debates and schedules recess near June 5.
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Wilson
Congress
David St. Caurce
Tienht News Service
Alrington
Max. Sr
Whisey Sa
Storag
Jacante
Lit
Grayson
White House
Senate
Henry Jones Ford
James Duncan
Mark W. Carter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Henry, Morgenthean
Mexico
Samuel McCall
United States Tariff Commission
Esimund Pratt
New York
Federal Reserve Board
M. W. Gillen
Unites States Shipping Boar
the Treasury
State Department
Armenia
Conferees Agree on Army Reorganization Plan
Washington conferees reach agreement on a reforming army bill. The plan establishes a standing force of 280000 enlisted men and 17900 officers under a new reorganization. It retains selective service for national militia while revising military training and reserve provisions. The conference report, as amended, outlines governance under the secretary of the treasury.
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Washington
de G
Wilson vetoes Knox resolution ending war
President Wilson vetoed the Knox resolution declaring the war with Germany and Austria at an end saying he cannot approve at this time a measure that would place ineffaceable stains on the honor and gallantry of the United States.
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United States
Quashington
D. C
Wilson
Germany
Austria
Verdattles
Gert
Rews
Wwe
May Close Experiment Farm Here Amid Budget Cut Protests
Charles H. Alvord urges farmers and business leaders to protest possible discontinuance of the San Antonio and Corpus Christi experiment farms. He warns a big cut in agricultural appropriations could end local dry land and irrigation tests, crop rotation studies, and cotton experiments vital to the region. He cites the farms as essential to improving production and urges actions to Washington via telegrams to FE. T Meredith and Texas Senators.
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United States Experiment Farm
Tows
Corpus Christi
Charles H. Alvord
Agricultural Department of the Chamber of Commerce
Washington
San Antonio Experiment Farm
United States
Alvord
Focal Farm
Department of Agriculture
Siq
America
Lord
Sangdale
Penny Wise
Teward
Qutmer
T. Meredith
Arriculareor
Carlos Bee
Texas
Sheppard
Culberson
Weather summary for Texas and Oklahoma charts
Regional forecast notes cooler temperatures and partly cloudy skies. North and east portions stay cooler with variable winds while western areas remain milder. Friday calls for partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures, with showers and cooler air moving in in Oklahoma.
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Pele
Penlehe
Fridey
Beniaatgue
Oklahome
Fricay
Arkapase
Civilians die in riot as Mex City crowd storms Chamber of Deputies
Thirty five civilians were killed in Mexico City while trying to force entry to the Chamber of Deputies. The telegram offered no time or cause. Reports hint at political tension with Carranza loyalists and rival factions, as troops mass near key rail lines and cities like Jimenez and Torreon.
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Offirida
Rodolfo Herrero
Venustiano Carranza
Tos
Lazaro
Cardenas
Obregon
Herrera
Coyula
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
Portugal
Loys
Logal Gury
Reys
Arrieti
Durango
Alfonso Cabpéra
Puebla
Iit
Oxuco
Chiapes
Campeche
Mektog
Romport Ytatea
Thue. Villg
Dorensad. Socialles
Heme Guardy
Mundi
Guarrade
Jimines
Jimenez-Parral Fecion
National
Villa
Dorado
Magillan
Thurbe
Sinaion
Los Angelina
Hermosito
San Antonio
Mex
eAya
Hales
Smile Caused By Injury Misleads Parents
Chicago report says Alger Horack, 44, was pecked by a chicken causing a facial smile from a nerve injury. His condition misled his parents into thinking he was comfortable, but he died from lockjaw the same day.
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Chicago
Alger Horack
Debate on Gallier Bonus Bill Moves in House Rules
The House Rules Committee, by 5 to 4, recommends suspending rules for six days to allow a vote on the galller bonus bill before adjournment. If approved, the bill could be debated for 40 minutes and then require a two thirds majority for passage. Chairman Fordney and other advocates expect to secure support despite Democratic opposition.
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Washington, D. C
Fordney
Tevelre
Campbell
Rules
House
Fordnex
Mexico Near Recognition By Result of Uncertain Reforms
The dispatch notes Mexico’s government wobble as Huerta’s regime struggles, Carranza’s murder fallout, and Villa’s continuing influence. It discusses potential recognition of a de jure government and the fragile path to formal ties amid forthcoming elections and constitutional questions. The piece cites U.S. State Department positions and diplomatic uncertainty.
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Harry L. Rogers
Merbatonal
Soit Correspondant
Fed
Amniegradian
Altletyty
Pranelaco Villa
Department of State
Alloa
Wali
Anievieoy Lotagnek
Chile
Tibet
Maxte
Iplomats
Teaderk
Abroxon
State Department
Brest
Gene Emis
Inocy Corporis
Howeeer
Carranza
Alghmare
Phritser
Witstattyem Lige
Huerta
Madera
Jane Miendal
Mexico
Madero
Gia
Dow
Pablo Gonzales
Sion
Adolfo de la Mupria
Potwon Villa
Chrestens
Flere
Are Rontegime
Carranze
Tre
Evening News Promises Wide Coverage and Editions
The Evening News markets itself as the liveliest read afternoon paper in the Southwest with four major news services and a busy lineup of editions. It touts morning noon and afternoon editions plus late baseball results and a dedicated baseball edition for timely sports updates.
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Great Southwest
United Press
International News Service
Chicago-Tribune-New York Times
Universal Service
Funnyland
Evening News
The
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Sait “Antoni
Editio
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