Americans Protest Over Mexican Decrees In Tampico
A protest from American citizens in Temple, Washington, cites decrees by Mexican authorities in Tampico limiting American business and property rights. They demand U.S. protection and oppose enforcement of anti American measures while Carranza’s notes loom. White House sent the telegram to the State Department for guidance amid talks with Mexican officials.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Berlin
White House
Tampico
Wilson
Templeo
Rhow
State Department
Ins Yearleadon
Tampico Mestare
D& Trees
Fioe
Berty
Ace
Vera Cruz
Hs State
Lan
Stamp Office
Togo
Tocat
United States
Excursions North Union Pacific System Fare Ad
North Union Pacific announces hound trip fares to Northern Washington and Idaho points. For rates and full particulars contact City Ticket Office at 2314 Washington Ave or call 219. Advertisement.
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North Union Pacific System
Wah
Idaho
Washington Ave
President of China poisoned amid unrest in far east
May 28 reports from Vekin state Yuan Shi Kal president of the Chinese republic was kidnapped Tuesday and cannot speak, suspected poisoned. Yuan, a central figure in months of upheaval, helped shape China’s early republican era and briefly sparked a monarchist plan that faced strong opposition from Japan and Britain.
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Toble
Tokilo Asahi
Vekin
Yuan Shi Kal
Chincee Republic
Yuan
Hie
Council of State
Yuan Sh Kai
Council
Wndlo
Thma
Thomas
Japan
Great Britain
Alona
Yoan
Becaufer
Republic
Yoao Shi Kai
China
Korea
Surrender of Greek Forts Near Rupel and Kavala
Bulgarian forces have occupied Greek zones at Rupel Gragotin and Spatova and advanced toward Kavala, with Rupel’s port reportedly handed over after a 3 am surrender. German and Bulgarian officers signed a protocol stating occupation was to secure their left flank. Greece to regain Rupel soon.
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London
Hal
Kans
Rupe
Gragotin
Spatova
Demir- Hissar
Kavala
Ttlion
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
Jeanna
Salonski
Rupel
Mort Rupel
Newapafiers Bay
Greece
Napes
Dragotin
Demir Hirsar
Spatove
Tha
Maerhing
Aegean
Seminoleear
Paris
Marcloniz
Herlin
Vienna
Sofia
Marenoniz
Serbian Army Arrives at Salonika in Full Strength
Varis May 26 dispatch reports the Serbian army landing at Saloniki after crossing the Aegean. Estimates place the force at 80,000 to 100,000 officers and men, reorganized on Corfu after heavy losses from typhus and fighting with Austro German and Bulgarian forces. Surviving units retreated via the Albanian mountains to the Adriatic shore, later shipped to Corfu with new rifles and clothing for future Balkan service.
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Varis
Rose
Saloniki
Serbia
Corfu
Aloalks
Sfontenegro
Acmliia
Adriatic
Arm cache uncovered near Namiquipa by Americans
A cache of machine guns rifles and ammunition was unearthed in a canyon near Namiquipa by townspeople under American direction and reported to General Pershing. The find signals a shift in local attitudes toward U S troops and follows rumors of arms stored by Villa.
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Namiquipa
Tla
Columbus
N. M
Narmiquipa
J. ¢. Pershing
Villa
Chhuahua
Alteibut
Jed
Mandelario Cervantes
Villieta Meutenent
Merice
All County Schools Not Yet Closed
A committee of teachers examines student papers for the school year as county schools delay closing. In Hooper schools only part of students can vote and attend, with forenoon sessions ending early and afternoon activities facing disruption.
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Coun Schoole
Tre County Mebonth
Verdum Verdun Losses Reported by German Forces
May 28 report from Paria cites Echo de Paris figures showing German losses east of the Meuse around 11 000 last week, with total German losses near 350 000. French casualties are said to be far lower, and a notable French officer was wounded but continued leading his men amid a fierce attack near Mort Homme.
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C. Hertelis
Paria
Verdun
Echo de Parc
Meuse
Fort Pelaumont
Haudremont
Belialia
Paris
Mort Homme
Mort Tomine
Desely
Badjewyn
Discontinue Car Stop at Foot of 25th Street Hill
The Ogden Logan and Idaho Railway Company announces discontinuation of the foot of 25th Street Hill car stop. Beginning June 1, no stop will be made at that location. passengers may board at the north side of Washington area and Twenty-fifth Street. J.M. Tread, Superintendent.
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25Th ST. Hill
Passoncers
North Slide of Washington
Trenty-fith Street
Ogden, Logan & Idano Ry, CO
J.M. Tread
Italians Hold Their Own In Italian Front Fight
Rome reports that Italian and Alpine troops repelled multiple German and Austro Hungarian attacks south of Cameras and along the Thuole pass. Front actions included artillery exchanges and the dispersion of enemy columns. 187 enemy prisoners were taken on the Mano tor Tent sector.
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Rome
Vis
London
Lagarina
Thuole Pass
Antico
Arillery
Mano Tor
Yoo
Michele Tone
Imnines
Conference of ML Iaanjune Conference in Salt Lake
Weber county superintendents receive official notice of the annual conference of the I A I to be held in Salt Lake City. The event draws participants from Utah and neighboring states, with district groups involved. Strong presence expected from Ogden Blake and the men and women quartets and a senior public speaker from Weber.
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Statn
U. It
Weber County
Salt Lake
I. A i
Sto
Mb Diatrict
Ogden Blake
Conference schedule outlines Scout and Deep Hive events
The document describes a multi day gathering with Dee Hive and Scout activities, hikes, summer camps, songs and yells, plus a demonstration campfire. It lists speakers including Joneah F. Binith, Heber J. Grant, and Nephi J. Morris, notes gold medals and a church pennant, and mentions public meetings in the Assembly Hall and Tabernacle events with the Tabernacle Choir and an enlarged organ.
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Mexico
East
Europe
Pacific Ocean
Dee Hive
Ber Hite Caramittee
Deseret Gymnasium
Il Elisa
Abele
Jarius
Stady
Tracy Y. Cannon
Amare
German offensives repulsed near Verdun and Champagne
Berlin reports heavy German losses as attackers fail to seize Dead Man's Hill and Cumieres, with several prisoner captures in Champagne. Artillery battles persist along the Meuse while an eastern theater note says a Russian airman was shot down near Slonim and two officers taken prisoner.
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Berlin
Ondon
Champanne
Champagne
Meuse
Dead Man's Hill
Curnbrestle
Slonim
Western Pacific price set at 18 million for foreclosure sale
The Western Pacific railway foreclosure sale received a minimum bid of 18 million dollars set by Judge Ponting. The Equitable Trust Company of New York led majority bondholders and the sale will proceed with a special master appointed to finalize the disposition. Minority holders had urged a bid no higher than 16 million, while contention over value and earning capacity dominated the dispute.
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Sap Fraslsco
United Btazen Tetract Juden
Maurice T. Dooling
Pacifig
Equitabla ‘Trust Company of
New York
Belorn
Bat Iba
Sartoga Union Bank and Trust Company of
San Francisco
Muzzling of Dogs in the County
A.D. McKay of Huntarte, president of the Weber County Farm Bureau, asked county commissioners to curb threats from coyotes and consider protective measures. He urged higher bounty on dogs and stricter dog morals after recounting an incident where a rabid coyote attacked herd dogs but caused only minor injuries.
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A.D. McKay
Huntarte
Weber County
Iureau
Cory
Missionera
McKay
Sam
Minay
Fire claims two at Penn College in Oskaloosa
A blaze at the main building of Penn College in Oskaloosa Iowa on May 18 killed two men Robert J Williams college business manager and state Prohibition secretary and Harry Oakley a freshman. Others were injured as a 40 gallon alcohol tank exploded feeding the fire. Firefighters struggled with poor water pressure as the bell and cupola collapsed, damaging the building and estimated losses reach eighty to one hundred thousand dollars.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
Tenn College
Robert Jf. Williams
Prohibition Party
Harry Oakley
Groree Mineat
Howant Kelley
Fre
Willaim
Oakley
College
Fire Traps Victims During Rescue of Art Collection
A fire trapped workers as Sinnear and Keller were buried under debris while rescuing an art collection hung in the chapel hall. Both were bruised and believed to have internal injuries. The collection, worth about fifty thousand dollars, was damaged after defective wiring sparked the blaze.
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Vicline
Sinnear
Keller
Burt
Byere
Thousands in Great Parade in Boston for War Readiness
Thousands filled Boston streets and public gardens for a long public parade showing support for military preparedness. Regents of Yale University and MIT joined others who trained at Camp Plattsburg, signaling broad civic backing for defense measures.
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Busta
Yarvani University
Maassachusetts Institute of Technolory
Jerington and Concord
Plattsburg
Russians Repulse German Attack Near Driecity Front
An official war office report dated May 27 says German forces pressed from the north of Lake Driecity with heavy artillery and rifle fire, but Russians forced the attack back and compelled the enemy to fall back to their trenches as fighting continued along the front.
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