Peril in His Policy Pledged to Three Errors
Special to The Washington Post notes the President’s Mexico policy interview in The Saturday Evening Post and Courier-Journal. It critiques the president for ignoring American character while arguing for U S seizure of Lower California and Sonora if needed. The piece portrays the plan as preposterous and focuses on views of Mr Watterson.
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United States
Lower
California
Sonora
Washington Post
Watterson
Courier-Journal
Mexico
Samuel Hivrbe
Saturday Evening Post
Marriages and obituaries in local church notices
A garbled obituary and marriage page lists events in May 1914 from Washington area churches and undertakers. Notable items include the marriage of MUR RAY MANSFIELD ASHBAULGH to LOUISE GOEBEL at Memorial Presbyterian Church and multiple funeral notices for FRANCES CHASE, JOHN T CCPMESTS, JAMES R EWELL, ALPHONSE GIROLARD, BRIDGET KANE, SAMUEL F VEBRIDE, ANNA WEBB ROS, SMITH, WORTHINGTON, and other local residents with dates, residences, and burial locations referenced.
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Memorial Presbyterian Church
North Fourteenth Street
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Louise Goebel
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ALLES
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Marie A Mueller
DeWitt H Alen
Hsee
Speares
F Street
CHASE
Trovidene
Flospital Frances
Lester G Chase
George St Zurhorst
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Clemenis
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Arlington Cemetery
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Alexandria
Three Signal Mistakes Over Mexican Policy
The article critiques President Blythes view on Mexican self government intervention and the U S role. It argues the three signal mistakes assume Mexican factions can be united and that intervention ensures order. It warns against making Lower California Magdalena Bay and Sonora a naval base under any patchwork land scheme.
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South
Courier-Journal
Blythe
United States
Honest Weights And Measures Dinner Delights Delegates
After a House hearing on standardization of containers delegates to the weights and measures conference held a banquet in Raleigh. Representative Tuttle joked about his long effort to pass the bill while speakers from several states attended, and a reception was planned at George A Howe's home.
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House
Tuttle and Baker
Raleigh
Edwin Sweet
W E Tuttle
Mexico
A P Gardner
Massachusetts
Allen B Walsh
Walter L McCoy
New Jersey
Clement Brumbeugh
Ohio
EB W van Duyn
Iowa
H H Henry
Vermont
C C Neale
Minnesota
Joseph Hartigan
F Relchman
New York
Louis Fischer
W Stratton
Bureau of Standards
George A Howe
Fourth Street
Northeast
John F Farrell
Frederick R Drake
B F Stimpson
H OQ Hern
T. Harrigan
J. B Piller
J H Sherman
H.M. W Brigham
W. H. Nicholson
D C Palmer
D. A Corey
L P Brown
H E Barnard
Levi Pennell
John A Roberts
John Mooney
W_ Titcomb
John L Theobeld
A. H Meads
Navy Engineer Johnson Dead at Cavite
The death of Chief Engineer Johnson of the collier Ajax was reported to the Navy Department last night by Rear Admiral Cowles from Shanghai. Johnson of Apoploay yesterday at Cavite, PI.
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Johnson
Navy Department
Cowles
Shanghai Johnson
Cavite
Mediation Pair Hopes Mexican Pact Soon Sealed
Niagara Falls May 27 mediation progress on Mexico hints a protocol within a week. Main issues resolved in principle while internal problems will be left to Mexicans to settle after a provisional government forms. Carranza’s allies hoped to join soon, easing U.S. tasks and avoiding broader conflict.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
Trade With Peace Convention Opens With 600 Delegates
The convention opened at Raleigh with about 600 delegates as trade leaders debated policy. James A Farrell of United States Steel and James J Hill spoke amid sessions featuring Edward C Simmons and Willard Straight. Clarence J Owens spoke for the President urging a focus on nonpartisan progress like merchant marine and other key issues.
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Redfield
James A Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Rand
Edward C Simmons
St Louis
James J Hill
H G Herget
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Ellison A Smyth
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of
South Carolina
James A Arnold
Texas Business Men's Association
Robert Dollar
Robert Dollar Steamship Company of
California
Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern Railway
P A S Franklin
International Mercantile Marine
New York
J. D. Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
Willard Straight
American Asiatic Association
Clarence J Owens
Southern Commercial Congress
Lloyd C Griscom
Frederic Brown
Clarke
Edward V. Douglass
Franklin
John Foord
Edward N Hurley
Charles 7. Jennings
Alba B. Johnson
Waldo Harama
Charles BM Muchnic
Charles A. Schieren Jr
Howard C Simmons
Eugene P. Thomas
Henry White
Two Ships Land Guns For Huerta In Veracruz Crisis
The Ypiranga carried large shipments of machine guns to Huerta, prompting President Wilson to act without Congress to stop them at Vera Cruz. Rear Admiral Fletcher seized the arms at the customs house amid Mexican casualties, as Carranza rejects mediation and the State Department pursues a modified settlement with Allied powers guiding talks.
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Mexico
United States
Huerta
Puerto
Ypirangacarco
Congress
Ypiranga
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Fletcher
Robert Lansing
State Department
Washington
Lansing
Department
Carranza
John Lind
Charles A Douglas
Douglas
AEBC
German steamer armament shipment triggers Vera Cruz action
The German steamer Bavarian was held at Vera Cruz for lacking a manifest while the Ypiranga carried arms to Puerto Mexico. Officials say war material including machine guns and 15,000,000 rounds remained aboard the Ypiranga as it departed for Puerto Mexico. Genera l Funston notes no knowledge of landings, while customs claim the ammunition reached Cordoba via Tierra Blanca, violating Mexican law and manifest rules.
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Germany
Vera Cruz
Funstons
Funston
Gon Funston
Cordoba
Tierra Blanca
Hermano Sticknes
Vere Cruz
Rebels Seize Mines Near Sabinas Mexico
Eagle Pass Texas May 27 constitutionalist officials claim direct orders from Gen Carranza order seizure of five coal mines near Sabinas. The mines, largest in Mexico and owned by French and American capitalists, will be operated as public properties per headquarters at Piedras Negras.
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Tex
Carranza
Constitutionallata
Sabdinas
Mexico
Constitutionalist
Piedras Negras
Francis Benzler Elected Vice President Of Typographical Union
At the annual Columbia Typographical Union No 101 election Francis Benzler won the vice presidency and George G Seibold was named secretary. Other officers included Eugene F Smith president and Jerome W Johnson treasurer with multiple trustees auditors and executive committees named. Separately Washington locals elected Marsden G Scott as president of the International Typographical Union and noted several delegates to the American Federation of Labor.
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No 101
Eugene F Smith
Francis Benzler
George G Seibold
Jerome W Johnson
Eugene Connor
Nulen C Stoops
Harry B. Goodrell
George H Hall
Charles W Radley
Loma C Vogt
John M Barr
Marsh A Bodenhamer
John Delahunty
Percy I Lowd
Emmett M Miller
Willam S Sill
James E Angel
George W Brandt
Edgar T Brown
George B Wood
Wilson H. Cook
IT UT
Dala C
I T U
Charles F Bauers
B. Frank Bodine
Ernest L Elwood
ITU
William H. Gilliland
Washington
International Typographical Union
Marsden G. Scott
New York
Typographical Union
Walter W. Barrett
Chicago
Chicago Typographical Union
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Max S. Hayes
Cleveland
Anna C. Wilson
George P. Michele
Baltimore Typographical Union
Charles H Whittemore
Albany Typographical Union
Union Printers’ Home
Joel Johnson
Father of libraries first to see popular need
Charles K. Bolton of Beaton Lauds library progress at the Continental Hall as he credits George Tichnor with inspiring the idea of a circulating public library. Miss Katherine Hinton Wootten of Atlanta notes libraries are no longer mere book houses and outlines Southern development. The meeting also heard from Hubert W. de Forest via paper and Leila Mechlin on art cooperation, with critics condemning dime novels for youth.
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Lauds
Continental Hall
South
K. H. Wootten
Atlanta
Charles K. Bolton
Boston Atheneum
American Library Association
Continental Memorial Hall
Bolton
George Tichnor
Lfe
Katherine Hinton Wootten
Carnegie Library
Leila Mechlin
Federation of Art
Childrens Librarians' Section
The
Library Association
New Willard
Franklin K Mathlewa
Boy Scouts of America
Mary Ely
Childress Department
Public Library
Dayton
Ohio
Mathiews
Boy Scout Movement
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Willard
W W Bishop
Library of Congress
National Library
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Special Libraries Association
G W Lee
Boston
Foraker calls for impeachment over Mexican policy
Former Senator J B Foraker, in a formal public statement from Cincinnati, urged impeachment of President and Secretary of State over the Mexican affair. He charged criminal negligence for failing to protect Americans in Vera Cruz and questioned constitutional authority for military action abroad.
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New York
New York Times
Cincinnati
J B Foraker
Washington
Foraker
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Roosevelt map challenge stirs London respect and doubt
Dr Hamilton Rice of Boston, a Royal Geographical Society medalist, says Theodore Roosevelt’s Rivers of Doubt claim is far harder to map than it appears. He notes the Roosevelt river differs from Tavajas and Palas rivers and urges Roosevelt to produce a credible map before challenging cartographers.
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Theodora Roosevelt
Dramilton Rice
Boston
Royal Geographical Society
Dr Rice
Roosevelt
William Chandless
Amazon
Mr. Roosevelt
Ta- Palas
Durbar II Wins Derby At Epsom Amid Spectators and Police
Durbar II, a bay colt by Rabelais out of Armenia bred in France, captured the Derby at Epsom in 2 minutes 38 seconds, holding off rivals Polycrates Black Jester Hapsburg and Dan Russell. Jockey MacGee reported an easy ride and the winner drew cheers from transatlantic visitors including King George and Queen Mary as police kept order against militant suffragettes.
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Rabelais
Armenia
France
New York
H. B. Duryea
Newmarket
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Bugler Manthorpe
Banshee
Harry Payne Whitney
England
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