No Change in U S Policy Toward Mexico Troops Will Not Withdraw
Secretary Baker announced there would be no change in Mexican policy and no withdrawal of American troops until Gen. Scott returns. The administration considered sending more National Guardsmen if needed, with Funston authorized to deploy forces as required. Montana cowboys offered aid, and Arizona National Guard units mobilized for Douglas as border tensions rose. Mexico's Carranza faced political hurdles while Obregon pledged aid against bandits. J urado in New Mexico charged with conspiring to violate U S neutrality.
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Texas Militia Mustered For Border Service
A Texas coast artillery company from Galveston passed through San Antonio en route to Marathon to bolster the second punitive expedition in Mexico. Ten other coast artillery units mobilized for border duty are slated for Fort Sam Houston to join camps. Officials say muster and training will take about three weeks before units are dispatched to border stations.
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Mexican forces to reinforce Chihuahua front
General Obregon moves south at dawn toward Chihuahua as General Trevino is ordered to dispatch ten thousand troops from Torreon and San Pedro to the southern states. General Scott and Ponsten plan an eastward move tonight while Amador travels to Mexico City to assume foreign affairs duties and smooth troop withdrawal talks.
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Diplomatic talks resume as Mexican troops viewed as not delaying
Mr Amador says US aims not to keep troops in Mexico indefinitely and that fighting risk does not exist. Obregon's Sonora army remains, with a possible port passage request later but no cross border movement planned. Baker congratulates Generals Scott and Funston on conduct of negotiations.
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Anaesthetics Sent to Soldiers in France Relief Drive
New York May 12 Small bottles of anaesthetic are being sent to soldiers of the Dritieh army in France by the Vaca on War Relief association. A sprayer device attached to the bottle enables the wounded to apply the liquid to their wounds quickly. This produces local anaesthesia lasting about three hours and relieves pain while awaiting an ambulance. The use of this anesthetic is said to have been authorized by the army medical service and by hospital authorities.
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Vaca On War Relief Association
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Thia
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Quasian Hoepitale
Mexicans Who Shot American Captured
Brownsville May 12 three Mexicans who killed Curtis Males Bear Mercedes last night were surrounded. One was killed and the other two captured according to a report received at Fort Brown Texas. The two captives are held at military headquarters at Progreso the report said. The three men are supposed to have been attempting to enter Mexico.
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Appam Case Proceedings Open in Federal Court
In Nersey Virginia on May 12 Judge Waddill opened hearings on the possession of the Biritleb Noer Appam brought from Germany as a prize. The State Department memo dated March 20 advised the court that the treaty protection may not cover this prize ship. The document states the question is legal and not clearly within prior understanding of asylum under the treaty.
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Froats Cause Heavy Damage In Oregon and Idaho
Reports from Oregon and Idaho detail frosts causing heavy damage to fruit vegetables and grain crops over several nights in the Interious district and southern Idaho. Weather was moderating today with improving conditions.
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Ove
Freaje
Terious
Orecom
Idaho
Todey
Paris Skepticism in Punishment of German Submarine Commander
Paris reports skepticism over punishment for the submarine commander involved in torpedoing the Busser. German press debate if Admiral Jon Cepalle promoted Lieutenant Otto Steinbreck, commander of U-18, will face discipline amid Allied demands. Public feeling grows as Germany’s stance is scrutinized.
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Wilson
Peilt Paristen
Washington
Tarcel Klutin
Jon Cepalle
Otto Steinbreck
Key 10 War In Briey Valley Reaches Crisis
France must import iron as Germany controls Briey valley between Verdun and Metz. Senator Berenger notes France lost the Eriey tal and depends on Britain and America for iron while Germany uses Briey to fuel Verdun defense. A May 20 1915 memorandum says iron and steel output doubling was crucial to the war effort and continental peace prospects hinge on continued production.
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Verenger
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England
America
Germany
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Terlex Rreion
Young Men in Annual Convention Opens in Cleveland
Cleveland May 12 The thirty ninth centennial international convention at the Young Men's Christian association opened here today with 2000 delegates in attendance. The convention officers will be elected today and the inauguration of Jonny A Stor of New York as general secretary of the international committee will open the afternoon session. Fractional meetings of memberial body army nave and navy radioed and
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Young Men's Christian Aacetinon
Tion
Jonny A,stor
New York
Mherital
Boty
Arroy
Navy
Ratiroed
Former governors seek Senate race in New Jersey
A fight in New Jersey pits ex governors Murphy and Stoken against Senator Martineta as they vie for the Republican nomination. If Martine is nominated, some Wilson Democrats say they will vote for the Republican nominees, in a bid to return to the Senate.
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Archdeacon Cody to Speak On Church Land Young Men
Eludent groups filled the afternoon program. Tonight Archdeacon I. J. Cody of Toronto will speak on To Church land the Young Men of North America Tracked.
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Premier Asquith in Dublin discusses postwar reforms
Premier Asquith arrived in Dublin and met with departmental chiefs and Gen Maxwell about the postwar situation. A proclamation to abolish martial law is expected soon after modifications. He will hear deputations on reconstruction of destroyed Dublin, possible compensation terms, and the easing of executions causes agitation in certain districts.
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Death toll claims German composer Maz Neger in Amsterdam
Amsterdam May 12 reports the death of Dr Maz Neger a leading contemporary German composer due to paralysis of the heart. Born in Urend Bavaria in 1973 he is mourned by the music world.
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Progressives to Open Headquarters in City
Cateapo announces Progressive headquarters will be opened here under state chairman FL. Cormick for Nebraska. Mrs. Kellogg Fairbank leads entertainment and social arrangements for delegates and visitors to the national convention in charge.
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Kellogg Fairbank
Three Hundred Men Join Big Strike In Chicago
Three hundred garment workers joined a large strike in Chicago on May 12. About 100 from the Ederheimer Stein Company and 290 from the Th. Happecheim and Company plant joined the action, bringing totals to around 900 workers out. Employers estimate 4,500 workers employed in the area.
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Dubrovnik Sunk by Enemy Submarine Off Adriatic
Berlin reports the Austro Hungarian passenger steamer Dubrovnik, unarmed and carrying 4238 tons, was torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine in the Adriatic with no warning. Dispatches also note German and French actions along the Verdun front and broader war updates from Europe’s battle lines.
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Allies Do Not Desire Peace Say Copenhagen Visit
Samuel Ho Clore, publisher, arrived from Copenhagen on the steamer Oorsi if, and said there is no broad peace sentiment among belligerents. He found only Germany and Austria favoring peace for commercial reasons, while beyond those two nations all others insist on continuing the war and fighting to the end.
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Witnesses Called In Brandeis Case In Senate Hearing
Washington May 12 George W Liggett director of United Drug testified before the Senate judiciary committee at the Brandeis Supreme Court nomination hearing. He described a merger inquiry between United Drug and Hiker Wegman Storer and said counsel sought opinions favorable to the merger. The testimony touched on Mr Randels and a report to the attorney general.
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Louis K. Liegert
Heston
United Drug Company
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Brandete
Supreme Court
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Hiker- Wegman Storer
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George W. Anderson
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