Bulgars and Serbs Clash in Greece amid Balkan War
Report from London notes about 25 000 Bulgarian troops with German officers and cavalry advancing from Demir Hissor toward Kavalla as Greek forts evacuate Rupel Dragin Spatovo and Kanevo. Serbian forces arrive at Salonika to reinforce allied troops. Dispatch calls for massive Greek response and possible uprising as Fort Rupel falls and Corfu ferrying continues.
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Austrian Repulse Reported by Rome in World War I Novelty
Rome reports continued Austrian pressure in the Lagarina valley with Italian resistance holding. The Austrian wedge into the Italian center failed to expand wings, while a Hungarian rout and the Montesan Michele explosion survivors were noted as annihilated.
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Poles to Await Autonomy Promise in War Struggle
Petrograd reports that Russian foreign minister M. Sergius Sasonoff states Poles cannot expect a full future program but will receive just and equitable autonomy to match their future needs, with development aligned to Poland's economic and industrial growth.
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Verdun Battle Rages on Dead Man Hill Front
German error-free report says French attacks on Dead Man Hill and Cumieres failed with heavy losses. Berlin claims German recon detachments penetrated lines, taking about 100 prisoners in Champagne as the long Verdun engagement continues with mutual heavy losses and no decisive gains.
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Hill Near Death After Abdominal Operation
Special to The Washington Poet reports James J. Hill in a deteriorating condition after an operation by the Mayo brothers. Physicians J S Gilfillan and Herman M Biggs issued a bulletin stating he is unimproved since Saturday as infection from the abscess has spread below the knee. Family friends fear he may not live through the night.
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Villa's Arms Dug Up Near Namiquipa
A hidden cache of machine guns rifles and ammunition belonging to Vila forces was unearthed today in a canyon near Namiquipa by townspeople under American direction. The discovery signals a shift in local sentiment toward American troops in this region.
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Peace talk cooled as Germany edges toward renewed war effort
Berlin dispatch reports that the Bethmann-Hollweg Grey talks have cleared the air and may allow renewed, vigorous warfare. Officials doubt England will accept the war chart, while pacifist hopes for peace fade amid claims of bumper crops. Wilson's stance and mediation prospects draw close scrutiny from German circles.
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Mexicans Ready to Attack Pershing in Chihuahua
Special to The Washington Post reports thousands of Mexican troops in Chihuahua City repair rail lines toward General Pershing's forces. Machinists work at lathes to ready rolling stock as reports say Mexican strength in Chihuahua may reach about 60,000 with intent to strike Pershing's punitive army.
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Army Waits on Vote Return If Another Wins
Washington reports claim the American army may halt near Casas Grandes until after national nominating conventions. Maj. Langhorne and two troops returned to El Paso from Mexico after pursuing Glenn Springs bandits as Carranza troops concentrate near the border. officers say Roosevelt nomination could stiffen Mexico policy, other nominees may prompt withdrawal.
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Yuan Shi Kai in Grave Condition Amid Poison Rumors
Tokyo reports from Peking that Yuan Shi Kai president of the Chinese republic is gravely ill after a Friday illness and is unable to speak. Speculation points to possible poisoning as China endures years of revolts and political turmoil surrounding his bid to crown himself emperor. He is described as a leading modern Chinese figure whose health and fate impact the republic's stability.
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Uprising Exiled Protest at Tampico Reaches White House
A Tampico protest by 84 American citizens appeals to President Wilson demanding protection and opposing Mexican decrees. The telegram, sent ahead of Carranza’s note, describes anti American orders, arrests, real estate limits, and wage controls. State Department to investigate as carranza’s envoy Mendez travels toward Washington.
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i War Renewed in Balkans and Peace Hope Dims
Index to Today's Issue notes renewed fighting in the Balkans and a retreating sense of peace. Americans in Tampico protest tensions while Yuan Ti faces poisoning suspicions. Exodus from the capital begins as Italians evacuate eight towns amid grand political rhetoric. The page also cites party keynote moves, finance worries, and convention prep.
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Third Ticket Looms Up as Progs Favor Roosevelt Yet
International News Service reports New York May 28 that with the Republican convention near the Progressives consider a third ticket. Roosevelt remains the favored candidate though Progressives demand a platform focused on Americanism and preparedness. They insist on the candidate’s record and view Root as unacceptable. Roosevelt has remained silent as calls for clarity grow.
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Hilles Predicts Brief Republican Platform At Union Convention
Chicago May 28 Republican national committee chair Charles D Hilles said the platform will be unusually brief, covering Americanism preparedness tariff navy and a merchant marine He noted differences over woman suffrage and predicted Roosevelt might run if the GOP platform angers him He added there is no plan to force a quick presidential nomination at the convention. He outlined the schedule and named convention officers.
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