Wilson Adopts New Policy Toward Mexico Crisis
President Wilson and Cabinet adopt a policy to restore order in Mexico by backing a coalition of the best elements and granting formal recognition to the government formed, while denying arms to other factions. The aim is to relieve noncombatants and avoid intervention, with potential U.S. arms aid to a stable regime and possible action if needed.
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United States
Wilson
Republic
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Wirtsch
Rovernment
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Oring
Diwati Weet
Browdt
Cerouk
Stite Devertment
Corraute
Peverat Tate
Font
Runine Sire Pxuteerten
Winehington
Dinomatic
Pereona
Mr. West
Fight to save Becker’s life to start in US courts
New York reports efforts to delay or modify Becker case as defense asserts offers to a key witness were conveyed by an envoy from Governor Whitman. Becher cites direct appeals from Whitman and hints at an appended plea to the United States Supreme Court. Proceedings in federal court are slated to begin this week.
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Hecker
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Enie
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de Wet
Whitman
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Wiitman
United States Supreme Court
Herken
Surprise Whisky Bottle Reaches Virginia Miner
Virginia Minnesota mining man A B Coates received an unexpected bottle of Kentucky whisky. The bottle, sent from Africa years earlier, was found in a river and forwarded to the distillery, then to Mr Montes with compliments from the Nqncy factory. Coates had unknowingly emptied it during a river voyage with friends.
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A. B. Coates
The
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Africa
Montes
Abolition of Women Colleges Warned by Pitt Professors
Pittsburgh scholars Roswell Johnson and Berth Stutemann argue separate women’s colleges should be abolished in favor of coeducation. They claim women’s colleges contribute to population decline and race death by own action, citing Wellesley data and journals from the American Genetic Association.
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Weller
Germany’s Submarine Policy Pressures Washington Meeting
Washington considers Berlin’s reply to the Lusitania crisis and the submarine program. Cabinet members debate requiring Germany to declare basic principles of law and humanity. Most carriers favor action. the president leans toward cautious steps before direct talks.
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Lusitania
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United States Saares
Germany and Wilson Face Diplomatic Maneuvers
The German foreign minister Otto von Jagow and U S President debate next steps as cabinet members split on how far to yield to Germany. Officials weigh three options hostilities, severed relations, or an embargo if diplomacy fails, with final decisions pending the outcome of continued talks.
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Ulmet
Aent
Locals Update From South Vernon And Surroundings
Short locals note several residents traveling and visiting. Mr ant Sire and Charles Smoote married after welding trip to Indianapolis and are now home in South Vernon. Grace Thurnent returned to Lopes after a stay in Mianen Colville. Olive Reger visited Center near for a week with relatives W Rogers and Maury Dalrymple of Grant hospital Columbus plan two weeks with relatives. Professors Welshimer and family headed to North Millersburg for summer. Mrs Wheeler of Pittemrill pa visited Academia then Columbus. J M with B M Kunkle demo Ohio agents for Detroiter auto travel fully equipped touring car offered. Dwight McNabb returns from New York City to spend summer with parents George and Mrs. McNabb on East Vine. Fernand LeJeune returns from Pleasantville. Mike Marjorie Hursthal of Mansfeld spent Tuesday in city. Attorney Carr in Newark on legal business.
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W. J. Rogers
Mise Maury Dalrymple
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Democracy
Ohio
Detroiter Automobile
Danville
Dwight McNabb
New York City
George McNabb
East Vine Street
Fernand LeJeune
Pleasantville
Mike Marjorie Hursthal
Mansfeld
Robert L. Carr
Newark
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