Mediation talk unsettled as Carranza's status stays in doubt
News from Washington reports continued unease within Mexican constitutionalists over mediation talks. Carranza’s envoys and supporters debate whether to send delegates to Niagara Falls while Villa and Naranza tensions loom and British advisories prompt safety moves. Observers expect a provisional government plan may hinge on informal talks and military strategy.
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Washington
Carranza
Rafael Zuberan
New York
Lyle Cabrera
Huerta
Villa
Zacatecas
Torreon
Alfredo Breceda
Zubaran
Cabrera
Whison
Mexico
Bryan
Luis Cabrera
Guadaloupe
Mexico City
Lionel Curden
Niagara Falls
Will Awall Messige
Fernando Iglesias
Liberal Party
Leopoldo Hurdato
Renmin
Mr. Iglesias
Calderon
Iglesias
Thost
Detinis
Repeal Move Clears Federal Bar on Confederate Claims
Washington June 29 The House unanimously passed a bill to repeal the section of the Revised Statutes barring payment of U S accounts against those who supported the rebellion The measure would open up about 185 000 in claims from West Point graduates turned Confederate officers Representative Graham said the bill removes penalties for men who fought in the South The chamber welcomed the action with applause from both parties and the bill was sent to enactment.
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Washington
House Today
United States
West Point
Graham
Gettysburg
Clark Howell the Dark Horse in Georgia governor race
Atlanta reporters claim Clark Howell publisher of the Atlanta Constitution could win a deadlocked state constitutional convention vote for governor. Spokesmen say if neither Randolph Anderson nor Judge Nat Harris gains a majority, Howell could unite their followers and assume office without a campaign. The claim remains unconfirmed.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Clark Howell
The
Atlanta Constiution
Kimball
Randolph Anderson
Nat Harris
Howell
Death of Judge Ernest Gary at Abbeville
A telegram from Abbeville announced the death of Judge Ernest Gary of Columbia. The news saddened many friends statewide who recalled his pleasant address and affable disposition alongside the dignity of his office. He had been ill for more than a year and confined for over two months.
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Abbevilla
Ernest Gary
Columbia
Gary
Dr Wilson Moves to Due West
Dr J Wilson who has practiced medicine for about sixteen years in Lowndesville has moved his family to Due West to educate his children. He was untiring in helping patients and his honesty and integrity were joined with Christianity. This leaves Santos in need of a good up to date physician. A Friend.
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Lownaesville
D. C
J. Wilson
Hias
Medcine
Lowndasville
Due West
der. Wilson
Tll
Santos
Bubonic plague quarantine widens in New Orleans
New Orleans authorities impose a four block quarantine around the Industrial Home area with armed guards. The plan includes rat eradication, cross inspections thrice daily, and federal cooperation led by Surgeon General Rupert Blue. Additional cases reported later proved erroneous while warnings extend to Gulf states and New Orleans bound ships.
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New Orleans
General Assembly
Baton Rouge
the Volunteers of America
Rupert Blue
Public Health Service
Washington
Dowling
Blue
The
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana Board of Health
Treasury Department
Awe
Creell
Bine
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi River
Iowa
Moine
Ala
Charles A. Mohr
Mobine
Alabama
W. H. Sanders
Gulf Coast
Senatorial Campaign Itinerary Listing Cities and Dates
The itinerary for the senatorial campaign lists Lancaster on Wednesday July 1 Yorkville on Thursday July 2 Griffin ey on Friday July 3 and Spartanburg on Saturday July 4.
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Lancaster
Yorkhiife
Guifney
Spartanurg
Mediation in complex state as talks hinge on Mexican settlement
Niagara Falls Ont June 29 Mediations tonight in a complex state with principals undecided whether to adjourn or recess and renew efforts through the American government toward conference with Constitutionalists and Huerta delegates. While protocols signed promise US recognition of a provisional government, skepticism persists about real progress and whether mediators can unite the most approved factions for Mexico's pacification.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Williamston Policeman Shoots Man in Alley Ambush
In Williamston, C C Poore, named officer three months ago to replace Joe Kelly, allegedly killed Kelly in an alley after a dispute. Poore claimed self defense saying Kelly threatened violence, fired once as Kelly advanced, and died of wounds. Poore surrendered and was jailed as the coroner began proceedings.
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C. C. Poore
Williamston
Joe Kelly
Poore
Kelly
Greenville
Anderson County
Mayor's Court
Joe
Poure
Vance Cooley
Cooley
Anderson
Kurtz P. Smith
Proctor Honham
Greenville County
Fred
Martial law declared as riots flare in Sarajevo
Sarajevo reports a bomb on Main Street sparks anti Serbian violence as Croatian students loot Serbian shops and chant Austria’s anthem. Troops seize key city points after martial law is proclaimed by drumbeat and placards.
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Sarajevo
Mussulman
Francis Joseph
M&de
Gavrio Prinzip
Count Francis von Harrach
Nedeljo Cabrinavics
Archduke
Colonyl Erik Merrizai
Hohenburg
Oskar Potiorek
Sophia
New Haven Men Indicted by Grand Jury
Cambridge reports that seventeen individuals including Charles B. Mellen former head of the New York New Haven and Hartford and Boston and Maine were indicted by Middlesex County grand jury on charges tied to financing the Camden Railroad from Bondsville to Springfield. Gillett of this city formerly led Hampden Railroad and Megars Moseley and others are accused of conspiring to rally investment committee loans totaling 45000 with notes endorsed by Hampden Investment Company to fund a railroad costing about 4.9 million that never operated.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles 8. Mellen
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Boston and Maine
Frederick S. Moseley
F. S. Moseley and Company
Boston
Ralph D. Gillett
Middesex County
Campden
Bondsville
Springfield
Gillett
Hampden Railroad
Central Massachusetts
Maine
New York, New Haven
Megars
Mellen
Moseley
Hampden Investment Company
Southern Sells Its New Bonds for double tracking line
Atlanta June 29 The Southern Railway plans to double track its 649 mile line from Washington to Atlanta within five years. Financing comes from $20 million in bonds issued by Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railway, $5.5 million already sold to refund existing bonds. Projects include 139.62 miles of North Carolina Virginia and North Georgia routes, with total costs estimated at 13 to 14 million.
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Atlanta
The
Southern Railway
Washington
Atlant
Harrison
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Railway Company
Isue
Georgia Railroads Commission
North
Georgia
Charlotte
Orange
Amherst
Whittle
Danville
Pelham
N. C
Greensboro
Concord
Harrisburg
Stores to Close in Abbeville July 6 1914
Merchants in Abbeville sign to close their shops on Monday July 6 1914 led by The L W Waite Co and include A M Smith Cason and McAnister A Milford Co P B Speed Parker and Reese Dr A L Harvin Haddon Wilson Co J Link J R Nickles J R Glenn Rosenberg Mercantile Co Dr G B Calvert Philson and Henry Amos B Morse Co Bowie 1 M Miller A M Hill Co H H DuPre Co Mrs Jas Cochran L C Haskell W D Barlstale ts Cash Bargain Store R Te Mabey W Co DuPre Kerr Furniture Co C D Brown Jr Abbeville Water Light Omn The McMurray Drie Co Peoples Bank J Aven Susith Tr T H Maxwell W G Moore W A Calverte D Poliakott BR Tomson O W B Johnson W Keller Bros Acker Building Repair Co Abbeville Lumber Co plus a stray cow listing and a note to apply Press and Banner offices.
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Abbeville
L.W. Waite Co
A. M. Smith, Cason and Mcanister
A. Milford & Co
P. B. Speed
Parker and Reese
A. L. Harvin
Haddon-Wilson Co
J. Link
J. R. Nickles
J. Link J. R. Glenn
Rosenberg
Substitutes for Smiths Alter Cotton Regulation Bill
Washington reports the House substituted the Lever bill for the Senate measure regulating cotton exchanges by prohibiting mail and telegraph use for noncompliant sales. The bills differ on taxation and contract specifics, with debate by leading members including Senator Smith Georgia and Representative Lever. The vote moved under suspension, roles and regional campaigning noted as Cotton producers seek limits on exchange practices costing Southern growers hundreds of millions annually.
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Washington
House
Senate
Smith
Carolina
Georgia
Cs Senate
Howe
postor@es
Interstate Ferce Commission
Dale
Secretary of Agriculture
New York Cotton Exchange
Representative Lever
South Carolina
Agriculture Committee
Wingo
Arkalgas
Anwell
Loulataena
National Farmers’ Union
Aswell
Hughes
Murdock
Kansas
Sima
Tennessean
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