Carranza note sparks debate on U S troops in Mexico
American officials stress Pershing's column could be withdrawn soon, but Carranza's note shows strong Mexican opposition. Officials in Washington study responses while cavalry patrols stay active on both sides of the border and talks with Carranza officials are planned near Casas Grandes as Pershing travels from Nuevo Casas Grandes toward the front.
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Miliary
Senator Motion on Credentials Wins at Hearing in Chicago
In Chicago on June 1 the Senate panel upheld a motion to have the full Republican national convention credentials committee hear all contests. The decision examines criteria covering two delegates to be seated at the convention opening June 7. The full committee will review each contest in a subsequent session, with the chairman urging careful consideration of every challenge.
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George W. Norton
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Ohio
Theodore EB. Burton
Gates
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John W. NeGrath
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Louis
Chicago
Thia
Hills
Darfur Cavalry Suffers Heavily in Sudan Fight
London reports British forces defeated AM Dinar sultan of Farfur near El Faahler on May 22. About 2,600 riflemen were in his force, more than 3,200 rifles seized, four guns and 53,000 rounds captured, with large arsenals found. Half of 85,000 population had returned. mounted Antara troops chased the enemy from Bir Salmana 20 miles from Quatle as planes harried the pursuit, the foe suffering heavy losses.
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el Faahler
Sudan
Antara
New Zealand
Bir Salmana
Quatle
Egypt
Suex Canal
Twenty Die in Outbreak at Maracaibo Venezuela
In Maracaibo Venezuela on May 31 twenty people were killed and many wounded as forces loyal to General Garcia fired on citizens attempting to prevent his landing from the Meridia steamer. The troops quell the disturbance and many prisoners were taken, including singer Benor Aten.
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Garcia
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Singer
Waite 10 Die in Electric Chair in New York
Dr Arthur Warren Waite was sentenced to die in the electric chair in the week of July 10 for the murder of his father in law John E Peck. He expressed sorrow for his crimes and hoped his execution would partly compensate for the deaths. He thanked the court jurors and his attorneys and asked forgiveness before being taken to Sing Sing.
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Inian
John E. Peck
Walte
Morry
Sheath
Waite
Bie Rietima
Hearl
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Alpeere
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Devel
Watte
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Hin
John W Logan star witness in Oregon land fraud trial
John W Logan testified in a federal trial of six men charged with land frauds in California and Oregon. He described elaborate offices in Chicago Seattle Tacoma and other cities and claimed the Oregon Development Company used impostors to lure victims nationwide. He said conspirators collected about 917 million from men and women through misrepresentation and that a pardon was granted to a co-conspirator to aid his brain recovery in court.
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Juan
John W.W. Logan
Star Wituhes
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Oregon
United States District Court
United States
MrNein Ieland
Washington
Loran
Oregon Development Company
Innocent Boechera
Beattie
Tacoma
Logan
Fragmentary confession hints at robbery disputes and honor
A garbled excerpt references a conspirator's brother wanting to pay 109 dollars after a Logan lecture. It hints that professional honor redirected Win from robbing a relative of a partner, suggesting a motive rooted in loyalty and financial conflict within a criminal plot.
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Gerard Confers With Chancellor in May Conference
Wireless report from Sayville via AP states Ferlin and Jung held a half hour talk with the Chancellor on Volish relief and broader issues. Afterward Ambassa dor Geran would offer no publication. Spanish ambassador Polo de Nemabe and Argentine minister Molina visited the embassy to inquire about President Wilsons mediation plan.
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Associated Press
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Hotlweg
Volish Retlef
Ambarsador Geran
Bulgars Report Troop Movement Near Mecrdonian Frontier
An official Bulgar ian statement dated May 24 describes Anglo French troop withdrawals from Saloniki toward the Mecrdonian border over the previous two months. It notes artillery fire along the Glev Fell Delran front and reports French reconnoitering troops fired on at Corn/Garbale on May 22, with horses captured after their retreat.
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Corn/Garbale
Railroad men conference opens over hourly rates dispute
New York June 1 The joint conference between U S railroad company officials and trainmen engineers conductors and firemen began in executive session to resolve disagreements over the 8 hour day the 10 hour pay provision and other working hour terms. Leaders representing the unions and railroads attended as negotiations were described as expected to extend for weeks.
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New York
United States
Beave
Verdur Verun Battle Blockade Tore Into German Offensive
News wires report the Verdun front as of June 1 shows German assaults repulsed with heavy losses. French forces held Dead Man’s Hill and Caury sectors, while artillery battles raged along the Meuse and in the Bollegen area. Italian and Balkan updates note air and naval actions, with French claims of German aeroplane losses and a possible Italian royal staff withdrawal.
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Seu No. 204
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London
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Germans back new mediator claim amid Wilson rift
Berlin reports Professor Hana Dal Brueck argues American mediation is untenable as Wilson favors the Entente. He says Central Powers face a hostile U.S. stance and that proposals would fail to win public or congressional support for war.
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Berlin
London
Hana Dal Brueck
University of Berlin
Germany
Wilton
Brandeis Confirmation After Two Months of Senate Battle
The confirmation of Justice Brandeis, bitterly opposed by Republicans for two months, passed with a decisive vote of 87 to 10. Confirmation ended a protracted fight over his nomination to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Juan J.—J.cule T. Hrans
Day in Congress Debates Naval Land Grant and Naval Appropriation
Washington reports in the June session of Congress hearing debates on land grant for naval use and on naval appropriations. The record notes tense exchanges and references a statement about a wife seeking support for action at home, reflecting ongoing political contention and party responses in the capital.
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Renates
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