Obregon Fears Revolution Over Carranza Rule In Mexico
May 1 report from Tex described General Alvaro Obregon demanding immediate withdrawal of American troops from Mexico. He warned Carranza’s government faces danger of overthrow if troops remain, citing arrests in Chihuahua City and fears of revolts against Carranza. General Scott warned withdrawal could provoke calls for war after Columbus incident. Obregon reportedly seeks U S troop withdrawal to avoid destabilizing Mexico while maintaining ties with Carranza’s regime.
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Tex
Alvaro Obregon
United States
Obregon
Mexico
Carranza
Carrines
Chihuahua
Gutierrez
Scott
Carraua
General Scott
Columbus
Obregon Yost
Editors to Meet in Columbus for Associated Press Speakers
Columbus May 1 Melville E B Brone of New York general manager of the Associated Press John T Me Cutcheon cartoonist and Paul Cowles of Chicago will speak at a May 15 meeting of editors from Ohio newspapers using the Associated Press telegraph service. About fifty editors of the largest Ohio newspapers will attend.
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Columbus
Melville EB. Brone
New York
General Manger
Associated Pre
John T. MeCutcheon
Paul Cowles
Chicago
Cental
Associated Presa
Ohio
Associated Press Telegraph Service
Two Die in Quarry Fight Over Dice Dispute
In Delaware Ohio on May 1 Joseph Bowiden and Ea Hall, both Black men, were stabbed during a quarrel at the Blue Limestone quarries in the Inhorers' quarters. Bowiden died from a knife wound. Hall is held at the police station charged with the killing amid a fight over a game of dice.
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Delaware, O
Joseph Bowiden
Columbus
Ea Hall
Blue Limestone
Jed
German Emperor Sends Message of Peace to Wilson
Washington reports Ambassador Gerard cabled a long report of his meeting with the German emperor. The message is said to express goodwill and a desire for peace with the United States. Officials caution it does not alter President Wilson’s demand for immediate changes in German submarine warfare. Secretary Lansing says the situation remains unchanged. Germany would have eighteen days to consider the president's demand before the anniversary of the Titanic sinking, with signs the president views this as sufficient time.
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Washington
Gerard
Wilson
Germany
United States
Kely
Lansing
Nermany
Bank Reserve Report Shows Surging April Figures
Washington May 1 The third reserve board report for the fourth district including Ohio shows record increases in the six principal cities for the first half of April 1916 over 1915. Cincinnati 24.3 percent Cleveland 31 Columbus 05.6 Pittsburgh 25.7 Toledo 44.7 Youngstown 189.1 The average rise across the six cities was substantial.
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Washington
Third Reserve Board
Ohio
Cincinawtl
Cleveland
Columbus
Pittsburg
Toledo
Youngstown
Will United States Drop Chase of Villa Controversy
The Mexican situation dominates, with Generals Scott Funston and Obregon debating U S troop withdrawal. Obregon argues Villa forces are defeated and Mexico can handle them, while Washington says the troops will stay in Juarez. A Juarez consulate is set for potential talks on the American side.
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United States
Chase OF
Villa
Scott and Funston
United States Army
General Obregon
Carranza
Obregon
Mexico
International Bridge
General Scott
el Paso
Andres Garcia
General Funston
Custom House
Juarez
Keep Out of War Pleads Bishop Cranston
Baratopa Springs May 1 Ansuring Methodists of the United States support for President Wilson to keep the nation from entering the European war Bishop Cranston of Washington opened the twenty seventh general conference saying the public stands with the president and fears war for Americans. Eschbaroh Arrested Columbus May 1 Dr Bechtanga former Toys Industries School officer Lancaster was arrested on a capias after indictment for shooting with intent to kill Barrow on Jan 9 amid a pursuit following his escape from the school.
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Baratopa Springs
N. Y
United States
Wilson
Bari Cranston
Washington
Cranston
Methodist Episcopal Churca
Eschbaroh
Columbus
Lawrence Barrow
Dr. &. Bechtanga
Toys’ Industries School
Lancaster
Pairfield County
Sherif
Barrow
Ty Beehtangh
Snot
Miners Reach Tentative Four Year Concessions Pact
New York May 1 A tentative agreement raided by a joint sub committee of operators and miners would increase the ant hracite mine workers payroll by about 9 million dollars over the next four years The pact is expected to be ratified by the miners district board and signed jointly by operators and the United Mine Workers of America The concession heavy settlement marks a major miners victory over previous terms Port Cesion details include an inspector killed on tracks and a boy killed in a motorcycle crash, with sparse lines noting the incidents.
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New York
Tridistrict
Pottsville
Pity
Trorday
United Mine Workers of America
Uiomintre
Port Cision
Fred Holwinger
Lacarne
Frederick Detrick pleads guilty in shooting case
Marion May 11 Frederick Detrick indicted for shooting W W Baxter real estate operator pled guilty and was fined 100 and costs and given six months suspended workhouse sentence Dettrick claimed Baxter broke up his home
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Marion
Frederick Detrick
W. W. Baxter
Detrick
Baxter
Man fatally shoots clerk at Mississippi store
J B Nolland of Holland and Hunt wholesale flour and feed company fatally shoots Selina R McCrorey who stood behind a cash register. The first shot pierced his heart and he toppled to the floor as witnesses described the scene in the Mississippi store.
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Hiattiosture
J. B. Nolland
Holland & Hunt
Butseet Wholesale Flour and Feed Company
Selina R. McCrorey McCrorey
Cadh
Noonan Named Chairman of Industrial Safety Committee
Columbus May 1 Victor T Noonan safety director for the state industrial commission has been appointed chairman of the new committee on industrial safety and hygiene of the International Association of Transport and Road Commissions. The committee will organize educational safety work by all states and work for standardization of industrial workshop regulations.
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Columbus
Victor T. Noonan
State Industrial Commission
Interinfiornal Association of Ta
Verdun Battle Front Reports German Air Losses and French Gains
Paris reports French success on the Meuse with two western bank attacks and captures of German trenches north of Le Mort Homme and north of Cutleres, taking 86 prisoners. German aerial losses rise as French planes down multiple Fokkers and bombers. Meanwhile Russians lose guns and prisoners near Narocz. Austrians retake a trench at Monravitz before Russians counter with 600 Magyar surrenders. In East Africa, British advances seize German convoys and cattle.
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Paris
Meuse
le Mort Home
Cutleres
le Moin Homme
Atmouneus
Raye
Les Eparges
Cousumont
Verdun
Aroure
Codi Lana
Lake Narocz
Berlin
Petrograd
Monravitz
Thwa
Dimbekr
Asiatic
Turkey
East Africa
Kondoabang
Live Stock and Grain Listings Across Cities May 1
East Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Cincinnati market reports show cattle prices for steers heifers cows calves and hogs with bids ranging from about 4 to 10 dollars per hundredweight. Sheep lambs and mixed lots appear with variable quotations and regional demand noted by city reporters.
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East Buffalo
Batteriers
Heifers
Wes
Rowehe
Chicago
Cleveland
Nelfers
Snet BP
Dublin Revolt Fades as Rebels Surrender Citywide
London reporting May 1 describes Dublin quieting after the Easter rebellion collapse. The Irish republic is deemed ended as post offices and government centers fall, leaders like James Connolly die, and imprisonment rises. News from Enniscorthy and Wicklow notes pacified pockets with ongoing arrests and limited violence. Meanwhile a separate U S coast guard sighting tracks debris in the North Atlantic near transatlantic lanes.
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London
Dubin
Irish Republic
Trieh
Thera
Army of the Republic
Sackville Street
Chied
James Connolly
Peter Pearce
Republic
Trish War News
Europe
England
Enniscorthy
Dublin
Ashburne
New Cross Gorey
Wicklow Bagenaletown
Arklow
Carlow
Donlevin
Nathan
Ireland
Wexford
Eryblin
War Office
Youngstown Woman Dies From Burns in Hospital
Mina Downey, 20, of Youngstown Ohio, died in a hospital after burns received weeks ago when her clothes caught fire from an open grate. She stood before the grate when the flames enveloped her attire.
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Mina al
Ace Downey
Burma
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