President's reply to German note confirms policy shift
Washington reports President Wilson's reply to Germany on May 8 accepting the abandoned submarine policy and pledging scrupulous execution of the altered policy. The note rejects linking U S rights on the high seas to any other government’s conduct, and asserts no condition tied to diplomacy with other belligerents.
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Washington
Wileya
Lansing
Gerard
Berlin
Geran
United States
Germany
United Ea
atLnee
United Sta
Skeffington Given Whole Chance at Trial
The editor reports that Sir Kueland Skeffington, at the rink of his own fear, claimed he aided a wounded officer near Dublin Castle on Monday afternoon. The wounded soldier died, Skeffington was arrested, his wife and friends were accused, and he was taken to a nearby barracks without trial, with private witnesses summoned.
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Landon
Nnecuy
Frial
Ser Kueland
Dublin Castle
Apt
SkeMington
Eo Privet
Progressive party backs Roosevelt rival in New York race
In New York City areas the Progressive party endorses Roosevelt’s rival M Ubhepo as a reform candidate, while Republicans rally behind a standard bearer. A blaze at the home of DB A Inman left several dead or injured, fire destroying the residence and neighboring structures on a rural road near Lere.
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Mossevelt
New York
Progressive Party
Boropdat
Tischore Roosevelt
Repubicame
M Ubhepo
Progres Vite Principing
Hem
Securding & Salement
George W. Perkins
Teerine
Cavcalive
PGR
Stele
Alional
Jarman Conaul Charged by Federal Grand Jury
A federal grand jury indicted Jarman Conaul on charges related to procuring and taking a passport. The case involves alleged schemes connected to travel documents and authorities indicate formal accusations were filed last Monday. Further details are limited in the available text.
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Jarman Conaul
York
Car
Laederne
Balimore
Bare Munday
Pershing to Stay on Guard Duty in Mexico War
Washington reports say Pershing will keep his expedition in Mexico to watch for bandits and to pursue raiders beyond the border. The administration maintains policy unchanged after a failed conference. National guardsmen from border states and extra regulars are mobilizing to bolster border patrol along the 1800 mile frontier. Senator Lewis signals opposition to recalling the expedition until the murderers of Americans are punished.
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Washington
KE Pase
Mexico
Wilson
General Scott
War Department
General Pershing
Congress
Carranza
Senate
Lewis
Withdra
Prominent Ogdenite William Glasmann Dies at 67
Ogden Utah William Glasmann three times mayor of Ogden and publisher of the Ogden Standard a Republican figure and congress nominating candidate for the First district died suddenly at his home on Twenty fourth street Friday afternoon. He was alone when death came and was found by his wife at 6 45 pm. Death was due to rheumatism of the heart. He was 67 years old last November.
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Ogden
Utah
William Glasmann
Ogden Standard
Republican Party of
Republcan
Twenty-fourth Street
Glasmann
Adele Pankhurst in Trouble in Melbourne Disturbance
Adele Pankhurst daughter of the English suffrage leader figures in another no conscription disturbance in Melbourne. She and other anti conscription speakers were struck in the face by stones hurled by soldiers and others during the clash.
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Adele Pankhurst
Melbourne
Australia
Argentina Shipping Horses From Buenos Aires Port
Since exportation of horses began due to the European war, over 10 steamers have sailed from Buenos Aires port exclusively to carry them, and the total number is estimated at 3,000 horses.
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Argentina
Buenos Aires
McGembe Chair Defeat Favors McComba’s Retirement Plan
Fred Lynch of Minnesota faces wide disavowal as a potential successor to William F McGembe. McComba announces retirement from politics to focus on private law practice after the convention in St Louis.
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Fred Lynch
Minnesota
William F. McGembe
McComba
Entente to Resort to Force Over Hecemary Crisis
Berlin reports that the Entente powers have decided to resort to force over the Hecemary crisis. The note stresses unity among allied nations and warns that diplomatic options are exhausted as tensions escalate.
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Berlin
Earthquakes Shock Idaho Across Boise and Ontario
A fragmented report describes earthquakes felt across Idaho with tremors in Boise and Ontario. Details are unclear due to damage in the text but indicate widespread shaking and some damage between early evening hours. Authorities warn residents to expect aftershocks and to check for structural damage.
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Idaho
Boise
Waho
Howihorm
Palle
Wastern Gregan
Ontario
Eulevk
Weider
Border Situation Again Ends Without Agreement
After nearly two weeks of talks among Generals Scott Funston and Obregon about American troop dispositions in Mexico, no agreement was reached. The issue returns to diplomatic channels as Obregon faced opposition from Venustiano Carranza, with limits on Pegsings columns and a quick settlement desired. Obregon left the scene with Secretary Amador as conferences closed.
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el Paso
Texas
Scott
Funston
Obregon
Mexico
Pegs
Ing
General Obregon
Venustiano Carranza
Lp. m
Juan N. Amador
Scott and
Amalgamathon of Interurbans Merger Talks in Utah
Negotiations to form a 2/100,000 corporation to take over and run three Utah interurbans are under way. Railroads involved include the Salt Lake Ogden line, the Salt Lake & Utah, and the Ogden Logan Idaho. Completion of the merger is expected before month’s end.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Meterurbanh
Dauverger Tne
Salt Lake
Ogden
Orem Lime
Salt Lacke
Utah
Thee Oadeo, Logan & Idahy
Det Rite
Strike for Freak Air in Laurel Affects Local Weavers
About 969 workers at Laurel cotuen mille went on strike Friday over alleged factory conditions. Strikers claim windows were nailed shut leaving only an inch of air, demanding safer ventilation and better protections for workers.
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Laurel
Mist
Laurel Cotuen Mille
Imil
Bankhead’s Son Defects in New Tenth District
A Birmingham dispatch reports William B Bankhead son of Senator Bankhead derides former Congressman Hobson over the congressional Boni sation in the newly created tenth district by Uitgome with returns showing a revolution at Liebom A Granada Spain dispatch says revolution has broken out in Legton If the reganted Baloops have musicled and arsenals burned
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Birmingham
Ala
William B. Bankhead
Bankhead
Michaaph Hobson
Uitgome
Revolution
Liebom
Deri
Granada
Spain
Legton
Three Mast Death to Fire in Hackberry Home Tragedy
A family of eight, including a wife of a cattleman and two of her children, perished in a fire that destroyed their Hackberry residence on Thursday. Authorities report a man was hanged about insurance motives, while the husband remains under investigation amid claims of life insurance benefits totaling 1400.
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Kingman
George &. Davis
Hackberry
Belf
Germany Admits Sinking of Sussex Inaccurate Commanders Action
Washington reports a German note admitting the Sussex torpedoing violated assurances to the United States. It states the submarine commander believed he faced an enemy warship but acted without full adherence to instructions. Berlin indicates the commander was punished and indemnities will be paid to injured Americans.
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Washinton
Germany
State Department
Gerard
Sussex
United States
Berlin
von Jagow
Chauncey M Depew Photo Marked on His Second Birthday
A photograph of Chauncey M Depew was taken on his sighty second birthday, capturing a notable moment in the early life of the renowned statesman and attorney.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Wilson sues for big damages in Mesico case
Washington Henry Lane Wilson former ambassador to Mexico brings suit for 500 dollars against Norman Frapgood the polisher Mr Wisco bases his suit on publications regarding the Mexican situation.
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Wilson
Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Mesico
Han
Ital
Norman Frapgood
Troops Leave Ban Francisco After East Pacific Survey
Troops depart from San Francisco after a survey from Venmwerer and nearby regions. Reports indicate mobile units were drained of troops and redirected to support efforts in Gyrkane and Pom Lawioa, Wash. Local officials confirm reduced forces in the area.
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Ban Francisco
Pacific
East
Andere
France Refuses Peace Conditions Demands Allies Demand Peacemaking
The speaker states France will not accept German terms or a peace imposed by Germany. France seeks a peace with guarantees of balance and stability and restoration of rights. He emphasizes France will not endanger its sons or allow renewed aggression, insisting on terms that acknowledge Allied victory and German defeat.
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France
Germany
Moliitor
Lorraine
Europe
Berlin Defends Gerard in Reichstag Censorship Debate
In the ways and means committee of the Reichstag, charges that Ambassador Gerard acted against German interests were denounced as slanders. A foreign office representative said reports accusing him of anti-German sympathy were mere tittle tattle, and urged safeguarding a friendly power’s envoy from such accusations.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Foreign Office
Gerard
World
Thene
Preparedness Parade Draws Over 150000 in New York
New York held a vast civic parade aimed at showing support for national preparedness. The event lasted about twelve hours with 15000 attendees marching behind bands and patriotic displays through a sea of flags. Senator James Hamilton Lewis warned intervention would come if the United States continued to face issues with Mexico.
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New York
Alwatka
Ham Lewis
Mem
Wny
Mexico
United Lates
James Hamilton Lewis
Society of Patriota and Founders
Whisky Production Increases in United States
Despite prohibition laws in seven states since July 1 2015 production of whisky in the United States rose to a record high for the year ending June 30. Approximately 7.5 million gallons more whisky were produced than in any previous year.
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Washington
United States
Campagna camp plan amid war distractions
Fragmentary report describes Campagna activities and measures to populate the Romane area. Text indicates preparations in spring and mentions a camp around a plain area with a wide surrounding zone. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Sarrounde
Russians Suffer Severe Repulse in Asia Minor Battle
London reports the Russian army in Asia Minor endured a severe repulse at the hands of the Turks. Field Marshal von Mochensen concentrated about 200000 Turks to strike the Grand Duke Nicholas's line, pushing Russians from eastern slopes near Erserum. The Turks pressed a desperate, daylong battle near the Kope mountains, while Verdun front bombardment continued with no infantry assault.
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London
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Clalme
Petrograd
von Mochensen
Pubt Nicholna
Trebizond
Tacheon
Bitlia
Erserum
Ersingan
Kope
Tieeptern
Petrograd Officiy
Dead Manhi
Verdun
Hoye
War Office
Democrats Must Embrace Peace Element, Wilson Warns
A signed article by W. J. Bryan in a Nebraska edition argues the Democratic party must shift toward peace to win the canal issue. He notes Wilson receives fewer votes than Roosevelt and Ta combined and predicts a united Republican party will gain a large popular majority, urging Dems to adjust to the strong party stance.
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Bryan Saye Wilson
Republican Party
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Wilson
Roosevelt
Democra
United Publican
Santo Domingo Evacuated After Rebel Warning
Bas Domingo warns force may seize Santo Domingo if rebels do not capitulate by Sunday morning. Evacuation follows as rebel leaders soldiers and rum factions strip the fort of war material and withdraw fearing civil conflict. Mr Russell notified of their travel.
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Bas Domingo
W. W. Kuseel
Santo Domingo
Pris Ay
Eivil Potien
Mr. Russell
Tension in Ireland and martial law era notes
Fragmentary text mentions martial law and a concession permitting street activity until midnight with early hours. References Premier Asquith era and unrest. Includes scattered phrases about Mexico, Brownville Texas, and a border battalion.
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Asquith
Water Rights Dispute Over Niagara River Near Washington
A brief report notes ongoing tensions over Niagara River water extraction as Washington prepares to act in coming days via the dominant government channel. The issue centers on additional diversions and their impact on regional supply and treaty commitments.
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Canada
Niagara
Washington
Unclear OCR fragment on party and pricing terms
Fragmentary text references a Pecan party and names Fr erene jae Juatites with vague pricing notes. No clear event, date, or organization present to identify a concrete news item.
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