Mexican note demands US troop withdrawal and invasion denial
A de facto Mexican government note to the United States claims American incursions violated Mexico’s sovereignty and demands immediate withdrawal of U S troops. It states US actions after the Ramos and Glencoe incidents were not invasions, yet warns the Washington government to clarify policy toward Mexico. Officials anticipate no immediate military action but note the tone is belligerent and aimed at public opinion.
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Carranza
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Mitte
Eferto
Amercan
Roosevelt Attacks German Americans in Speech
St Louis June 1 Theodore Roosevelt charged moral treason to the United States in an address today against German Americans he accused of seeking to align government with Germany. He called the Geese American Alliance an anti democracy group and urged loyalty to a un unified America committed to total war and power.
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St Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
Germany
America
Seomer
SHACKLETON SAFE AFTER ANTARCTIC VOYAGE
Lieutenant Sir Ernest Shackleton is reported safe in Port Stanley after a perilous voyage. The message from the digger BibMedif states his ship was crushed in October ice but he and a small party survived and reached Elephant Island.
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Ernest Sheetinter
Port Stanley
Polk
Leland
Shackle
London
Elephant Batest
South Shetland Group
Summertets
Gee
Mumia Calls More Men and War News
June 1 dispatch notes Russians drafted for immedi ate service per London Times. Age limit for military service in Britain discussed. erminal railway official died on a train at Seedown Erie line. report from General superintendent of the Que Brant Railway.
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Mumia
London Times
Suet Tramic
Seedown
N.Y
Germans Gain Near Verdun Front in May Fighting
German forces report capture of two miles of French line from Le Mort Homme ridge to Cumieres northwest of Verdun and expansion of a wider front. Paris concedes losses of 300 meters northwest of Cumieres and south of the road between Hethincourt and Cumieres. Berlin claims 1,313 prisoners. Austrian and Russian fronts show mixed gains and counterattacks with bombardments near Po sina and along the Astico, Lugana valleys, and near Boutchaiche. Bulgarian movements around Rupel and Nestos area also noted with continued cannonading along the front.
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le Mort Homime
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Verdus
Bertin
Eestern
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Cumferes
Hethincourt
Berlin
le Mort Homme
Cum Feres
Verdun
Meuse
Posina
Italy
Astico
Rome
Lagarina
Pasubio
Lugana
Ospedaletto
Augustinhof
Galicia
Gliadki
Boutchaiche
Saloniki
Havas
Fort Rupel
Struma
Greece
Wermir-Hissor
Oktehilar
Zanthla Ani
Nestos
Demir-Hissar
Vardar
Lightning tower death shocks Arkansas church crowd
Kenneth McEwen, 21, electrocuted while knocking a power wire on a lighting tower during a church service on the lawn in Little Rock. He fell thirty feet, fractured his skull and died soon after in a hospital as Rev. E P Aldredge tended the scene and called the sermon a warning to the boys.
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Little Rock
Ark
Kenneth McEwen
Liighting Tower
Focal
E. P. Aldredge
Col John S Mosby Dies In Washington Hospital
Col John S Mosby, famed Confederate cavalry leader, died in Garfield Hospital Washington. He had been ill since Sunday and was 83 years old. Mosby suffered from a complication of diseases tied to his Confederate raids and era as an outlaw before being pardoned by General Grant.
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Washington
John S. Mosby
Garfield Hospital
Mosby
Grant
Morgan seeks missing man with payroll money
New York May 27 J P Morgan & Company asked police to search for William McManus a 1 year old office box and a payroll amount of 10515 dollars disappeared shortly before noon taking Elm's weekly payroll. James J Hill St Paul May 27 Dr William Mayo famed Rochester surgeon rushed to St Paul to attend James J Gill who is HH at his home.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Company
William McManus
Moon
Elm
James J. Hill
St Paul
William Mayo
Rochester, Minn
James J. Gill
Roosevelt Urges American Spirit at Kansas City
Col Theodore Roosevelt spoke to thousands at Convention Hall Kansas City May 31 in a Memorial Day era address urging pride in national ideals and willingness to die for liberty. He warned pacifists and warned that the United States must be strong to defend rights and Monroe Doctrine as Europe reshapes after war.
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Kansas City
Pericles
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Washington
Europe
Bertin Breaks Word
Paris reports Bertin breaks a pledge as Italian steamship Moravia sunk by German submarine in the Mediterranean on May 25 is cited as a formal contravention in Villa Varn.
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Bertin
Paris
Mediterranean
Hidden Villa cache of arms reported near Namiquipa
May 29 Columbus New Mexico report of a village cache near Namiquipa with machine guns rifles and ammunition unearthed by townspeople under American guidance. Discovery linked to local fear and Cervantes killing, signaling looser control and renewed trust. A May 27 conference planned by Baker for Pershing Gavira to align commands and prevent clashes while in Chihuahua and Namiquina.
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N. M
Namiquips
Persting
Villa
Chihuahua
Candelario Cervantes
Villista Leutenant
Cervantes
Washington
Baker
Pershing
Mexico
Gavira
Carranza
Funston
General Pershing
Namiguina
Ceremonies in Paris honor American war dead
Impressive ceremonies in Paris mark remembrance for Americans who died serving France in the current war. Washington and LaFayette statues buried with extensive floral tributes. President Poincare and the French Senate and Chamber of Deputies send wreaths. Lieutenant Gerald Spring Rice, brother of Sir Cecil Spring Rice, killed in action. A national fund drives to erect a monument at Joncharey for Jules Andre Peugeot, French corporal and first WWI casualty. Dispatches from Budapest describe Hungarian officials...
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Paris
France
Washington
LaFayette
Poincare
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Gerald Spring-Rice
United States
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring- Rice
Joncharey
Department of
Haut Riin
Jules Andre Peugeot
Fortyfourth Regiment of Infantry
Wilson Urges America First Policy and Volunteer Training
President Wilson at Arlington Memorial Day services calls for Americans to center aims on the nation, warns against alien allegiance, and supports readiness to fight aggression. He favors a disentangling alliance to promote human rights, backs Army Reorganization, and urges business leaders to train and allow employees to volunteer for government service. He stresses unity, universal service, and liberty amid Europe’s dangers.
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United States
George Washington
Congress
Sermon in This Boy's Death
New York May 29 a statement from Dr Arthur W Waite convicted Saturday of murdering his father in law John Peck of Grand Rapids Mich declares he wants no appeal Walter R Deuel Waite’s chief counsel should not file one He says I am satisfied with the verdict and don t want any appeal He is willing to take the punishment and quicker it comes the better Waite s demeanor changed today as he slept poorly and appeared nervous after his transfer to prison
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New York
Arthur W. Waite
John %. Peck
Grand Rapids
Mich
Walter R. Deuel
Waite
Walter
Fight on Brandeis Is Over
Washington May 27 victory for the administration in its bid to seat Louis D Brandeis on the supreme court was seen as assured as the senate agreed to vote Thursday June 1. Leaders anticipate a public roll call if any and expect majority and minority reports to follow the vote. Fremont Ohio May 31 dedication of a $50000 Hayes Memorial building of Ohio sandstone and Vermont granite commemorates ex president Rutherford B Hayes. Washington May 31 postal guides will cost less under Postmaster General Bartelson plan to place guides in every commercial establishment nationwide pricing set at 20 cents.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandieis
Supreme Court
Senate
Hayes
Fremont
Ohio
Rutherford B. Hayes
Vermont
United States
Barteson
Cheese Industry Growth in Western Canada Reanders Hopes
A long report discusses Western Canada's potential as a major cheese producer due to favorable climate, feed, and cool nights. It notes strong wartime demand, rising prices, and profitable hog farming linked to dairy output. Alberta foothills and Calgary trade data are highlighted as indicators of future success and market potential.
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Snl
Canada
Alberta
Denmark
Rockies
P. Burns Company
Calgary
Eton
Monarch
Why Not Admit Golf Ball Improvements Mentioned
A golf expert concedes the ball is great but sees eight oral ways it could be improved. He argues for varied bats for different shots and bunts, noting a straight ball batter may need different clubs than a curve hitter.
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Cnndy
National Guard Armored Train in New York and Chicago Hotel Plans
A fragmented report notes the National Guard of New York possessing an armored train. It also mentions Chicago plans to open a 43 St Paul era hotel, with a projected cost of $400,000, reflecting major civic developments.
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St Paul
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