Villereal Declares No Fighting. Revolt Moves Forward
Writings from Agua Prieta Sonora dated May 1 report General Antonio Villreal and Elias Galles meeting with Liberal commanders to discuss civic views as revolutionary tensions rise. Villreal states fighting will be avoided and actions kept within political restraints for his candidacy.
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Prieta
Sonora
Mex
Car
L. Jearn
Iit Joralt
Antonio Vilhonas
Villecoal
Flias- Galles
Svill
Villereal
May Day unrest seen mainly as speech, not violence
Across cities including Washington New York Chicago and Hartford authorities report tight security and cautious expectations for May Day. Officials say planned meetings will be peaceful with no concentrated violence and انتظام precautions remain in place to deter disturbances while rent protests and tenant tensions unfold in Chicago.
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Washington
Barly
Department of Justice
Garvan
Department
Secret Service
Palmer
New York
Trouhle
Offigilas
Chicago
Inck
Efor
H. H. Standish
Tenants Protective League
Fragmentary note on movement and obstacles in a program
A garbled excerpt discusses a program for progress, mentioning obstacles and movement. It references possible religious or social bias but remains unclear and incomplete in intent or specifics.
Canal Election Suit Awaits Court Action
Trial of the canal election suit in district court began this morning as scheduled with naturalization petition hearings on the docket. Court attaches indicated the canal case likely will not be taken up before Monday and that a slight chance exists for clearing the docket today.
Methodist Conference Opens With Fight Over Secretary Post
The quadrennial Methodist Episcopal conference in Des Moines opened with Edwin M. Miles of Syracuse elected permanent secretary after a spirited contest. About 2900 delegates arrived, with many from Germany and Austria. Key issues include discipline on amusements and potential amending the Episcopal Church relation, to be decided this month.
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Des Moines
Edwin M. Miles
Syracuse
N. Y
R. J. Wade
Chicago
der Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sia
Pirere
Asia
Europe
Tour
America
Mexico
Nession
Edmund M. Mitts
John Thompson
Home Mission and Church Extension Department
Rocktiver Conference
Episopal
Jd Cashion
Joseph ‘Berry
Philadelphia
Peasion
Romania Eager to Restore Prewar Conditions
Report from Bucharest indicates Romania is anxious and determined to restore prewar conditions. Officials and observers note efforts to achieve peace and stability amid postwar uncertainty and regional pressures.
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Rumania
Politicians Fight Over Knox Amid Phillips Conference
Washington dispatch outlines a Republican battle for the 1920 nomination. Penrose and Knox backers debate who can unite the party with internationalism versus isolation, while Johnson opponents push for Knox as standard bearer amid westward resistance.
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Washington
Penrose
Philadelphia
Thom Johnson
Hays
Lelis
Knox
Attmu Atta
Jnst
Deniise
Old Guard
Aong
Venrose
League of Ss and Peace
Johnson
United States
C. B. Slemp
Virginia
Republican Na Sona
Slemp
Reed
Recount of New Jersey Vote Is Granted Johnson
A garbled report hints at a recount grant for Senator Johnson in New Jersey. Mentions May voting and county boards, with Johnson supporters optimistic about outcomes and party figures discussing costs and arrangements amid campaign pressure.
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New Jersey
Newark
Mayr Gaden
Ghotesster
Cage
Une
Ron
Johnson
Indianapolis
Chicago
Rhey
Leopard Wand
Iain Jocimgony
Tide Lifurgia
Prank
Tawa
Wwinuis
Warren Harding
Olio
General Woor
Benator Johnson
Lowder
Lake’ County
Lowden
Hammond
Wood
Harding
Hoover
Coolidge
Zell Swain
Senator Johnson
Indiana
Seek to Force Bluebeard to Locate Grave
Los Angeles May 1 The body of Nina Lee Delaney may be exhumed as authorities test the health and strength of Harvey to determine if a grave location can be revealed. District Attorney Thomas Wonlwine directs the inquiry into the desert burial near Borego Valley and awaits a decision on the procedure.
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Los Angeles
Nina Lee Delonty
Harvey
Thomas. Ee
Wonlwine
Haryay
Velley
Miss” Delaney
Senate Hear Hearst Blame Paper Shortage on Publisher
The Senate listens as Hearst criticizes the white paper shortage and urges higher rates. He proposes government action and a plan to cap newspaper sizes by average city and Sunday papers to reduce consumption and force smaller editions.
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Hearst
Worsttingston
William Randolph Kearst
United States
Jess
United Shites
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