Mexican Decrees Threaten U.S. Oil Interests in Tampico
A Washington note to the United States will carry Carranza's demand for withdrawal of American forces from northern Mexico. Mexican officials are enacting decrees aimed at crippling American oil operations, with Tampico businessmen reporting arrests over wage terms and officials promising protection while rejecting confiscatory orders. The White House forwarded the protest to the State Department for inquiry as similar complaints surface amid the troop presence.
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Washington
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Manuel Mendez
Sire Lansing
Bisco Arredondo
White House
Tampiy
Wilson
Tampien
State Department
Killed in Auto Tip Newark Ohio May 29
Robert G. Miller fifty seven of Zanesville was instantly killed when his touring car turned over on the National Road seven miles south of Newark. He attempted to take the steering wheel from his daughter as the machine skidded and rolled. Five other occupants suffered bruises and minor injuries: Mr and Mrs Howard C Adams Mr and Mrs L Brierley and W F Shyrock.
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Newark. O
Robert G. Miller
Zanesville
Howard C. Adams
Mra
L. ©. Brierley
W. F. Shyrock
Waite Satisfied With Verdict In Father-In-Law Murder
New York May 29 Dr Arthur Warren Waite the dentist convicted of murdering his father in law John Peck showed no sign of breakdown after trial. He spent the day in his Tombs cell calm cheerful and silent attending chapel and a Christian Science lecture. His wife remained indoors but in good spirits. Waite will be sentenced to death June 1 and says he is satisfied with the verdict and will not appeal.
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New York
Arthur Warren Waite
John Peck
Walte
Roosevelt in West to make speeches in three cities
Roosevelt plans preparedness speeches in Chicago Kansas City and St Louis arriving at La Salle Street station to be greeted by Roosevelt Non-Partisan league Roosevelt Republican committee and Progressives delegation. He will speak in Chicago Tuesday morning then move to St Louis amid elaborate receptions across the three cities.
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Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Roosevelt
LaSalle Street
Roosevelt Non-Partisan League
Roosevelt Republican Committee
Eas City
Harding Keynote Speech A Plea For Peace
Washington May 29 Senator Harding's keynote address at the Republican national convention will be a plea for peace and reunion. He urges unity within the party and invites Progressive exiles back, while advocating a vigorous program of national industry and a protective tariff. The address, read by few, emphasizes Americanism at a high plane and contains over 5,000 words. Toronto Votes Dry in Beal Law Election. Steubenville reports a dry win by 482 to 451 with a 41 vote margin. Unknown man killed between two freight cars in Kent. clues point to Latrobe, fad as possible origin.
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Washington
Harding
Republican Party
Toronto
Steubenville
Here
Kent
Latrote
Men Picked For Important Places In Republican Convention
A tentative program for the Republican national convention in Chicago outlines leaders like Senator Borah and Senator Lodge with Governor Whitman and ex-Governor Hadley discussed. Borah may head the resolutions committee with Lodge as his floor lieutenant while Whitman backs Justice Hughes for the presidential nomination and possibly the vice presidency if a western candidate wins.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Borah
Idaho
Whitman
New York
Hadley
Missouri
Committee On
Justice Hughes
Borah
Lodge
Coliseum
Chicago
Ohio Democrats to Endorse Atlee Pomerene in Keynote
Washington reports Newton D Baker will dedicate his keynote at the Ohio Democratic state convention to praising Senator Atlee Pomerene as a faithful and effective public servant. The proposal to make the endorsement comes from adjusted expectations tied to President Whiston, with Baker departing for Ohio on Wednesday.
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Washington
Fan Inside Up
Newton D. Baker
Bis
Ohio
Atlee Pomerene
Whiston
Baker
Olio
Rifle accident injures Mrs. Tenstroth in Ohio
In Findlay Ohio on May 29 a bullet from James Racer's gun struck Mrs. Frank Tenstroth of McComb in the left jaw while she was shooting at a fence. The bullet lodged and then exited, but doctors say she will recover.
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Findlay
James Racer
Frank Tenstroth
McComb
Aged Couple Shot On Cincinnati Veranda
An unknown man fired at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tutt on their front veranda in Cincinnati. Mr. Tutt, reportedly seventy five, and his eighty year old wife were rushed to The General hospital. Mrs. Tutt was described as badly wounded and possibly dying.
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Cincinnati
Joe Tutt
Mr. Tutt
Tutt
Loses nose brings suit over facial injury
In Jeveland on May 2, Miss Norma Wailers, nineteen, sues David Schiller, a chauffeur, for 2010 damages after a truck shattered a windshield and cut off the tip of her nose when her car was struck. The suit alleges the collision occurred as she rode in the vehicle.
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Jeveland
David Schiller
Norma Wailers
Schiller
Electrician Electrocuted in Greenville Incident
A Greenville man died by electric shock while working with live wiring. The incident occurred in Greenville as crews responded to a dangerous live wire situation. Police and investigators are reviewing the events leading to the fatal electrocution.
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Greenvill
David Unegericht
Greenville Electric (iv
Odpbry
Wis
Gontaet
Murder charges filed in Ohio and Kentucky cases
Portsmouth May 29 Roy Jordan indicted for first degree murder in the death of his wife at their Lucasville home on May 2. David Iuley of Ashland indicted for manslaughter after a May 14 rollover near Sciotoville killed two occupants, Mrs. Ann Burgess and two year old Grover Ausins, and seriously injured two others.
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Portsmouth
Roy Jordan
Lucasville
David Iuley
Ashland
Sciutoville
Ann Burgess
Grover Ausins
Life Lost by Bride in Akron Motor Vehicle Crash
Mrs. Harrys Bruhldrehr, nineteen, a bride of two months, was instantly killed and her husband fatally hurt when a motorcycle crashed on fuel pavement two miles north of Hudson, throwing them into a ditch. Three children drowned near Hooversville after slipping on a wet plank and falling into a deep trough. Michael Bhawite and others attempted to save a child but all perished.
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Akron
Harrys Bruhldrehr
Hudson
Johnstown
Mary Kitebueh
Hlowitz
Hooversville
Michael Bhawite
Carranza Troops Replace Americans in Border Area
El Paso May 29 Major George Langhorne and two troops of the Eleventh Cavalry returned from Mexico after pursuing bandits into Chihuahua and capturing four of them two killed. The move follows Carranza troop concentrations near Juarez opposite Paso. War officials await Pershing Carranza talks at Casas Grandes. In Delaware, autos collide near Wilmington, killing William H. Shea and injuring three others.
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el Paso
Tex
George Lanchorne
Elebth Cavatry
Glenn Bpringr
Mexico
Fort Hills
Boquillas
Glenn Springs
Jesse Deemer
Langhorne
Big Bend
Sixth Cavalry
Funston
Major Langhorne
Carranza
Juarezoni
Paso
Chihuahus
Pershing
Carrinan Troupe
War Department
Ganpral Perating
Gevira
Chrranza
Chihuahua
Penston
Casas Grandes
Condition of James J. Hill described as grave
Boston Mayo brothers operated on an abscess arising from a grain infection in James J. Hill on Saturday in Rochester. The infection has spread below the knee and the patient has had multiple loss of consciousness episodes. James J. Hill is a railroad builder and the report from Saint Paul is that his condition remains grave.
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James J. Hill
Bt. Paul
Mayo Brothers
Rochester, Main
Live stock and grain prices across East Buffalo markets
East Buffalo markets report cattle and hog offerings with varied prices for steers, heifers, cows, calves, sheep, and lambs. Prices appear across multiple cities including Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Boston with notable figures for butcher stock, mixed cattle, and high grade calves.
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East Buffalo
Chicago
Revigta
Lemmbe
Cleveland
Cato
Choine
Pittsburgh
Bulgarian Drive on Salonica Threatens Allied Front
The Bulgarian military movement, aided by Germany, crosses into Greece and occupies forts Ruelt Dragotin Spatovo and Kanivo. Ivament reports Turkish and Austrian tensions, Greece consents to invasion, and Kavala’s advance signals a possible push toward Salonica to dislodge Anglo French Serbian forces. The defense at Rupelt held briefly before evacuation order.
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London
du Tt
Kavala
Salonica
Bulgaria
Germany
Verdun
Trentino
Ruel
Dragotin
Spatovo
Kanivo
Soria
Salonea
Austria
Turkey
Athens
Constantine
Greece
Rupelt
Austrians Claim New Offensives On Italian Front
Austrian war office says renewed drives through southern Tyrol threaten Arsiero Asigg and Vivenza with another fort captured at Arvieria A barrier work in the Asen valley southwest of Monte-Toteratta fallen Italian reports admit strong Austrian pressure east of the Asso valley while repulsing attacks elsewhere on the front Paris reports German bombardment near Verdun and Le Mort Homme as they press toward Alence without breaking French lines A trivial note records Marion Lakes a 52 year old nurse hanged herself in Richwood following a will condition keeping her fortune from three daughters if they married
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London
Austrian War Office
Arsiero
Asigg
Vivenza
Arviera
Asen
Monte-Toteratta
Asso
Mae
Lagrina
Paris
Verdum
le Mort Homme
Meuse
Seviar
Pie Thisumont Farm
Alence
Batechweller
Altkisch
Marion
Te Lakes
Richwood
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Waite
West
Pomerene
Wilmington
Del
Wiliam H. Shea
Shea
Charles L. Story
George Schaffer
Cattie—Sivers
Vokes Fe
Boston
Woolen and Penneylvania
Reeves
Delatne
Kreeks
Macedonia
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