Obregon’s demand fuels uproar over Mexican pullout
April 30 dispatch from El Paso reports Obregon insisting US troops must depart Mexico. Major generals Scott and Funston urge Washington to keep forces in place, continuing Pershing’s pursuit. Juarez conference transcript shows no change in plan, with troops ready for operation and stockpiled ordnance moving to front.
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Kaiser seeks no war or break with America
Berlin dispatch reports Kaiser told Ambassador Gerard he desires no war or diplomatic break with the United States and hopes to preserve the long friendship dating to Frederick the Great. Gerard pushed for a personal talk before Wilson's note actions, with Jagow arranging the invitation. Ireland's revolt dominates front pages, absorbing attention amid the world war.
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New Orders 10 Scott Deadlock Looms On Mexican Crisis
El Paso April 30 A Washington coded message reveals plans for reopening talks with Obregon as Scott and Obregon clash over troop withdrawal. Baker relays Scott’s messages while officials warn of a dangerous deadlock and possible showdowns. Obregon reportedly resists any troop stay and a counter proposal calls for Pershing to observe, with a broader plan to keep forces in Mexico if needed.
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Wilson
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House
Hamilton
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U. S. Troops Press Villistas Near Guerrero Front
U S troops continue pursuit of fleeing Villistas from Namiquipa Chi Huahua and along the Columbus front. Cavalry crews ride through the mountain wilderness while Carranza forces near Guerrero cooperate, concentrating along lines of communications from Columbus to the front.
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Chihuahua
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Guerrero
Mexican Chiefs Stand Pat in Mexico Crisis
Washington Post special from El Paso reports Maj. Gen. Hugh S. Scott and Gen. Frederick Funston urged keeping the American punitive expedition in Mexico. Obregon and northern zone leaders, meeting in Juarez, refused to withdraw their positions. The fate of U S Mexican relations hinges on President Wilson's reply awaiting in Washington.
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Custom House
Alvaro Obregon
Jacinto Trevino
Allies Seize Crest as Western Front Pushes Verdun Fight Rages
Paris reports Allied control of Dead Man Hill area after French attacks around Verdun and Cumieres drive German trenches from Dead Man Hill north of Lazigny. British lines strike at Lille with attacks from Givenchy and Bethune while air battles over Verdun yield several German and French losses.
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Must Quit Mexico Says Obregon
Index to today s issue notes that Obregon orders Mexico to quit and mentions new military directives to Scott as Allied forces press operations in the West Berlin delays U boat report Gerard returns to Berlin Congress to hasten work rebellion broken says London Irish hold mass meetings views of Irish viceroy Banks see prosperity Dernburg hopes killed when auto upset Luaymen end sessions banner year for labor society editorial comment sporting events tribute paid to Shakespeare Otto H Kahn analyzes trade Holland s financial letter News of the churches
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Congress Eyes Fast Action on War Policy and Bills
Congress considers a rapid push to pass key measures before the June conventions, with a special rule to push Philippine independence and other clo sure bills. Berlin’s submarine warfare stance to be declared abandoned could unlock diplomatic talks, while Senate committees prepare votes on Brandeis and rural credit amid adjournment hopes.
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Silence and Tension Over U Boat Controversy Grips Berlin
Special dispatch from Berlin reports continued silence in government circles about the U boat dispute. The American ambassador met the Kaiser and chancellor at Grand Headquarters, with diplomats deciphering cables through the night. Optimism waned amid rumors of a grave crisis, while officials awaited Wilson notes and further word from Washington.
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Lanier Winslow
Washington
Morgen thau III Stricken With Appendicitis
Henry Morgenthau III, former Ambassador to Turkey, was taken ill at his home. Doctors said the condition was not serious and that an operation would likely not be needed. He was scheduled to preside at a meeting of the Eastern Council of Jewish Rabbis at Temple Emanu-El.
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Turkey
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Dublin rebellion crushed as rebels surrender in Dublin city
London reports the Dublin revolt is broken with 707 prisoners taken including Countess Markievicz. Incendiary fires worsened city damage as troops move on Enniscorthy while a truce holds and leaders seek truth of surrender orders.
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May Day Labor Unrest Surges Across Cities and Nations
An analysis from New York reports nearly 60,000 workers in the city and metropolitan area set to strike or be locked out on May Day with further disturbances feared elsewhere including Pittsburgh where 14,000 Westinghouse employees are on strike. The piece notes broader unrest, wage gains, and a pending settlement of national railroad labor demands affecting about 400,000 workers, while detailing concurrent events and proclamations across Ireland with rebel movements, truces, and casualties.
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Index To Today’ 'S Issue
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