Counselors Not Dictators in Mexican Provisional Rules
Western Union News Service reports mediators in the Mexican settlement emphasize they are counselors not dictators. They will not name a provisional president or dictate the government. proposals must come from Mexican delegates and the United States reserves the right to recognize a provisional president.
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Diplomate
U. 6
Mas
Newanaper Union
Niagara
United States
Mexico
Thirteen New Cardinals Created at Vatican Consistory
Rome report says Pope Pius XI elevated thirteen new cardinals in a Vatican consistory. Among those confirmed were bishops from several countries and Mons Bello, Patriarch of Lisbon, named cardinal. The pope urged peace through church influence as conclave looms. Cardinal Della Volpe named chamberlain, with Diomeda Falconig also raised to chamberlain.
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Rome
Vatican
Pius
Mons. Bello
Lisbon
Sacred College
Rone
Cardinals Gibbons
Farley
O'Connell
Francis Della Volpe
Chamberlain
Diomeda Falconig
United States
Post Will Leaves Large Estate to Widow and Daughter
The will of Charles W. Post of Battle Creek Michigan who died in Santa Barbara California on May 9 is filed for probate in Washington DC. It assigns about 20 million dollars to his widow Jazlia T Post and daughter Marjorie Post Close with personal property around 18 million. Real and partial interests include Rock Ridge Connecticut and Texas holdings plus portions of Battle Creek properties and cereal company shares allocated to the daughter.
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Food King
Washington, D. C
Charles W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Santa Barbara
Cal
Jazlia T. Post
Marjorie Post Close
Rock Ridge
Conn
Texas
Marporie
Enquirer
Igit
Zapata Denies Alliance With Huerta, Carranza Says
Zapata has not allied with Huerta, according to a Carranza department report from Julirez. Gens. Lucio Slanco and Rafael Buelna, who took Tepic City, relay that agents in Mexico City deny any Zapata-Huerta union.
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el Vaso
Tex
Emiliano Zapata
Eld
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
Department of Information
Julirez
Lucie Slanco
Rafael Buelna
Teple City
Mexico City
Zapata
Marriage of Misa Sybil Scott and Dale W Moore
Sybil Scott of Washington and Dale W Moore of St Vault were married at the Gotham apartment house in this city. The bride is daughter of Representative George G Scott and Mrs Scott of Sioux City.
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Sybil Scott Weals
Washington, D. C
Misa Sybil Scott
George G. Scott
Sioux City
Dale W. Moore
St. Vault
Gotham
Only 81 cows reported in Chicago health stats
Health department figures show Chicago has eighty one cows. Thirty four are in unpowered wards, with most in the northwestern city area according to the released statistics.
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Chicago
Department of Health
Pwernty-geveneth
World events terse yet told in brief installments
A political appeal to President Wilson seeks to end the Colorado coal strike by pressuring John D. Rockefeller Jr to arbitrate. Radium ore discoveries in El Salvador raise notes for Pan American unions. US coke output in 1919 set a record of 46,811,369 short tons worth 128,951,430 dollars per Geological Survey. Justice Department says pardon considerations for labor war dynamiters won t finish in time for prison mandate. Robert Kerr of Chicago and Mexico City leaves Washington for Chicago then Mexico City. Federal reserve banks in eight cities organized. Chicago district becomes number seven with five banks signing incorporation at the Chicago Clearing House.
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Wilson
Washington
C. Lindney
Denver
Colorado
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
United States
Geological Survey
Department of Jusnce
United States Circuit Court
Chiago
Robert J. Kerr
Chicago
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Mexico ‘City
Federal District Reserve
Chicago Clearing House
Eas
Notable figures travel and health notes across pages
Personal Representative Underwood of Alabama and Majority Leader In the House depart Washington for a brief vacation in Hot Springs Virginia on medical advice. Theodore Roosevelt arrives in New York from Para aboard Booth line steamer Aidan and speaks of his recent health. John Lawrence Seaton of Dakota Wesleyan University named president of College of the Pacific in San Jose California. John R. Early, labeled leper, has escaped federal quarantine at Diamond Head near Port Townsend Washington. last seen in Victoria British Columbia.
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Representative Underwood
Alabama
House
Washington
Hot Springs
Underwood
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Para
Booth Line
Aidan
John Lawrence Seaton
Dakota Wesleyan University
College of the Pacific
San Jose
Cal
John R. Early
Diamond Head
Port Townsend
Wash
Harly
Victoria
B. C
Democratic State Convention Endorses Wilson Policy Plank
Colu mbia B C voters approved President Wilson’s Mexican policy and tolls on Panama while the Sons of the American Revolution congress closed in Syracuse with 250 attendees. Nelson Aldrich faced testimony on the New Haven trolley deal. a Norwalk harbor caisson accident killed two and injured three. A Chicago charity worker in Italy reported assault and robbery, a 86 cent gas ordinance passed in St Paul, and a Louisiana jury sentenced W Walters to life for kidnapping five year old Robert Dunbar with an appeal filed.
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Goslousas
W. Walters
Robert Dunbar
Walters
Mediation Plan for Mexico At Niagara Falls Conference
Mediators from the A B C group submit plans for pacification of Mexico to delegates at Niagara Falls. Propose elimination of Huerta Carranza and Zapata, a provisional representative government, a ceasefire and an election under its auspices, with faction leaders barred from candidacy. Also notes U S stance on withdrawing forces from Vera Cruz.
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Peliey
Carranza
Niagara
John R. Silliman
Mexico City
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Ont
Huerta
Zapata
Wilson
Washington
United States
Vera Cruz
A.B.C
Five Pennsylvanians Named in Grand Jury Indictment
The grand jury in Pittsburgh recommends indicting five Carbon Steel Co employees for conspiring to supply inferior steel for Panama Canal locks. Roosevelt cites Pinchot as Progressive candidate for US senator in Pennsylvania. A New York Stock Exchange seat sold for 45 000 dollars, down 5 000 from the previous sale. Two robbers robbed the California limited near Dearborn station. Six died in a hit collision near Ashville Ohio between a Sefo te Valley Traction car and an automobile. Among the dead are W. M. Miller and his wife. A Fort Benjamin Harrison crash killed three from one family and injured others. United Miners of Ohio calls a statewide strike. benefits reach 45 000 railroad workers in Ohio.
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United States District Court
Western District of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Carbon Steel Company
Panama Canal
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
South America
New York Stock Exchange
Ashville
Sefote Valley Traction
Dend
W. M. Miller
Citiens’ Bank
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Indiana Union Traction
Thomas ©. Stout
Claude
J. C. Shafer
Claude Stout
Kenneth
William Stout
Thomas
Swedish King Gustave Opens Rikstag After Operation
Foreign King Gustave of Sweden, recovering from stomach ulcer surgery, attended opening of the rikstag. He appeared weak and walked with difficulty, but read his speech with a clear voice.
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Gustave
Sweden
Rikstag
Tie
State fair growth shown by new film views
Des Moines reports the state fair association will release late fair pictures for town theaters in July and August to spur enthusiasm for the August 26 to September 4 fair. Last year’s films already toured counties and northeastern areas, with southwestern gaps filled before retirement. New views showcase fair ground buildings and improvements, illustrating the state’s substantial investment estimated over half a million in land and improvements, with property value exceeding two million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Fair Association
Fair Ground
Fair Grounds
Iowa Man With Funston Captain at Vera Cruz in Mexico
Capt. George Stuart of the Seventh United States Infantry, son of Hon. and Mrs. T. M. Stuart, stationed in Vera Cruz with General Funston. His wife and young son have arrived from Galveston to stay at the Stuart home while he serves in Mexico.
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Iowa
Funston
Chariton
Vera Cruz
George Stuart
Seventh
United States Infantry
Mra. T. M. Stuart
Galveston
Tex
Stuart
Mexico
General Funston
Iowa Boy is Honored Now Hampton
Russell Olds of Charles City has been chosen for a two months Europe tour. He is one of ten boys from St. John’s Military School Delafield Wisconsin selected from ten American schools to form a party of over one hundred ten students.
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Iowa
Hampton
Russell Olds
Charles City
Europe
St. John’s Miliary School
Delafield
Wis
Beckman to Attend National Conference of Agricultural Editors
Professor F W Beckman of Town State College journalism department and bulletin editor will attend the national conference of agricultural college and experimentation station editors and publicity men at Kentucky State College of Agriculture in Lexington from June 26.
Veteran Ferguson of Ida Grove Dies at 80 in Marshalltown
Daniel B. Ferguson aged 80, a member of the Soldiers' Home from Ida Grove, dies in Marshalltown. A veteran of Company E, Second Iowa cavalry, he entered the home in 1883, making him one of its oldest members. Retires After Forty Years, Boone, W. D. Cantillon, Chicago & Northwestern railways longtime general manager, retires for health reasons. Assistant GM H. G. Strickland to become general manager.
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Marshalltown
Daniel B. Ferguson
Ida Grove
Ferguson
Company E
Second Iowa Cavalry
Boone
W. D. Cantillon
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
G. Strickland
Bridges Destroyed In Johnson County Iowa Storm
Over thirty bridges were washed out in Johnson county during the recent storm. Reports show county trustees and township boards documenting extensive damage as restoration work begins and assessments proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Johnson County
Board of Supervisors
Open New Opera House Denison
The German opera house is now open. This amusement house has been built with popular subscription and represents an investment of $80,000, and is absolutely modern in every respect.
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Denison
Young Woman Dies on Train in Council Bluffs
Miss Bessie Combes of Humboldt aged 26 died on a Rock Island train between Atlantic and Neola. The body was removed from the train on its arrival in Council Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Bessie Combes
Humboldt
Atlantic
Negla
Hawley Maln Dies. Former Boone Mayor Remembered
Hawley Maln, ex mayor of Boone and longtime prominent citizen, died here Sunday. Funeral services were held at the home of his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Maln
Boone
Youth Killed by Lightning Near Numa
An 11 year old boy, Clyde Bradley, son of L B Bradley, residing on a farm north of Numa, was killed by a bolt of lightning. The tragedy occurred on the farm, with the family and local residents mourning the sudden loss. Authorities reported the accident as an untimely death resulting from severe weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numa
Clyde
L. B. Bradley
Iowa Undertakere Convention Meets in Iowa City
Members of the Towa State Undertakere association will convene in Iowa City from June 2 to 4 for their thirty fourth annual convention highlighting industry topics and member planning sessions.
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Iowa Undertakere Convention
Towa City
Towa State Undertakere’ Association
Iowa City
Sundberg Heads Lutherans in Eastern Conference
The Rev. Carl Sundberg of Ottumwa was elected president of the eastern conference of the Evangelical Lutheran church at the three days session held here. The Rev. H. A. Anspach of Waterloo was named secretary and the Rev. W. H. Blanche of Davenport treasurer.
Man Killed by Train at Clinton Clash
Clinton report: Trank Blood, 40, of Manchester British Columbia, a railroad signal crew member, was fatally struck by a Northwestern train in Clinton. The investigation continues pending official statements from local authorities and railway officials.
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Clinton
Sensational Iowa medical address advocates osteopathy and direct practice
Webster City speaker Dr. B Richardson told the Hahneman Medical association of Iowa in Iowa City that medical curricula must include osteopathy, chiropractic and X ray and radium use. He would abolish state boards and allow graduates to enter practice directly, further arguing for “survival of the fittest” and patient choice in treatment.
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Webster City
Iowa
B. &. Richardson
Hahneman Medical Association of Iowa
Iowa City
Hége Neves
Banker Admits Guilt In Iowa Forgery Case
John H Standring, former cashier of the First State bank at Corwith Iowa, pleaded guilty in Hancock county district court to fifteen indictments for forgery dating from 1907. After seven years in hiding in Texas he was sent to Fort Madison for a fifteen year term. Depositors and local business people suffered about 73000 in losses when he disappeared.
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Garner
Texas
John H. Standring
First State Bank
Corwith
Iowa
Hancock County Grand Jury
Fort Madison
JAL COUNTY JAIL DEPOPULATED BY SEVEN IN FOUR YEARS
Sheriff McLeod notes the county jail has been occupied by seven different persons in the past four years. He believes this record surpasses many dry counties, as Ida County upholds the mule liquor law with saloons in every town.
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Jalda Grove
McLeod
Dry
Ida
Iowa
Woman Fatally Hurt In Bridge Accident At Ditch Site
John Whipple and his crew returned after dinner to a bridge project to find Mrs. William Ballinger an aged woman buried under a horse and buggy crushed when the horse backed into a ten foot ditch.
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Sidney
John Whipple
William Ballinger
Iowa Episcopalians Adjourn in Des Moines Next Year
The sixty sixth annual convention of the Episcopal church of Iowa adjourned after selecting Des Moines as next year’s meeting place and choosing delegates to the provincial council.
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Iowa
Farm Buildings Barn Fire Destroys Burns Property
Fire destroyed the barn and outbuildings belonging to Frank Burns four miles west of Correctionville. A fine team of horses eighteen hogs and considerable machinery were destroyed.
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Correctionville
Frank Burns
Banquet Highlight At Knights Of Columbus In Charles City
More than 500 attend the Knights of Columbus banquet in Charles City. A initiation ceremony saw seventy five new members joined the order with Judge Wade and E G Dunn as speakers.
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K. of CG
Charles City
Knights of Columbus
Judge Wade
E. G Dunn
Two children killed in Mayan City fire tragedy
The Kolig home burned to the ground as two children perished and their grandmother, who was staying with them, escaped the blaze amid a series of fatal fires in the city.
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Garner
Kolig
Dies By Fall From Car In Cedar Falls
Mrs Hana Rasmussen aged 58 died after falling from an interurban car in Cedar Falls while returning from Waterloo where she had spent the day with her son. The incident occurred as the vehicle moved, leading to fatal injuries.
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Cedar Falls
Hana Rasmussen
Waterloo
Mrs Brazzell Sentenced for Murder Sent to Anamosa
Mrs Dora Brazzell, wife of a Dubuque man, was sentenced to twenty years for murder. She was transported to Anamosa reformatory to begin serving her term.
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Brazzell
Dubuque
Dora Brazzell
Anamosa Reformatory
Railroad Lights Streets at Waterloo and Des Moines Band Muster
Waterloo street lights to be erected and maintained for nearly two blocks leading to the passenger station. Magon City reports the Fifty-sixth Regiment band has been mustered in, recently transferred from Des Moines under Adjt. Gen. Guy A. Logan.
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Waterloo
Winds Central
Magon City
Adjt
Guy A. Logan
Des Maines
Labor Convention Preparations in Davenport
Preparations for the annual convention of the Town State Federation of Labor are near completion as unionists gear up for Davenport in the second week of June. Des Moines hosted last year, so local men will not contest the 1914 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Federation of Labor
Davenport
Music Teachers Meet in Muscatine Convention Dates
The nineteenth annual convention of the Society of Music Teachers of Town will be held in this city June 17, 18 and 19, with sessions likely at local schools and auditoriums. Organizers invite members to attend and participate in planned programs and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
The
Society of Mueslc Teachers of Town
Iowa mining costs rise as new workmen insurance looms
Des Moines Iowa coal operators warn the soon to be effective workmen's compensation act will raise industrial insurance rates to 6 percent, adding about 12 cents per ton to coal mining costs and risking mine bankruptcies. They seek a mutual group option but 200 members are required, a threshold not met by Iowa operators. A meeting of operators is planned after talks with the insurance department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowansurance Department
David Lodwick
Mystic
Warren Garat
Insurance Department
H. H. Slipp
State Industrial Commission
Garst
Sioux ‘City
Cattlea
MacBride Likely to Be Permanent Iowa State Leader
State board of education members say Thomas H. MacBride will be made permanent president of the State University of Iowa in Iowa City. The board cites satisfactory work, sets his salary at 7500 dollars, and notes plans for a new gymnasium in Iowa City. A trip to the east to view new gymnasiums is planned.
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R. A. Pearson
Iowa State Eollege
Ames
Board of Education
Congress
Iowa State College
Kare Ara
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Pano- American Union
Weekington
Salvador
Panama
Columbia
B.C
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Syracuse
R. C. Ballard Thruston
the Order
Nelson W. Aldrich
United Stang Senate
Rhode Island
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C. 8. Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Afr
Aldrich
Norwalk
Florence
Italy
Kira
Mary E. Fiagelle
Eee
St. Paul (Minn
Keller
St. Paul
Mexican
Navy Department
Francisco Villa
Saltillo
Moncloya
Paredon
Offelala
Aureliano Urrutia
Urrutia
Atlantis
Tampico
Mexican Coast
Connecticut
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Dearborn
United Miners of Ohio
Columbus
Ars
Ohio
Commonwealth
Casdler
Bank of Corwith Return
Messure
A. R. Corey
Fair Association
State College
Form Bank At
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First Trust & Savings Bank of
F. M. Burkit
Red Oak
J. H. Walkinshaw
Thomas Boyle
Robert McKie
C. A. Nordholm
Frank Hacker
Walter Hacker
Garfeld Mutual Telephone Company
Doon
M. J. Frambach
A. R. Corrington
Hartley
H. H. Holmes
John H. Dwight
N. M. Dyer
W. 8. Holbrook
Charles Tunnicliff
Clarinda
Failceta
A. B. Smith
Ottumwa
Atata
General Assembly
Allen
Ats
Earl Jonan
Korga Coskox
Harl Jones
Corning
Ed Higgins
Dea Moines
H. B. Griepenburg
Manson
Richard Kucharo
Tthe State Pharmacy Commission
Duffy
Flagler
William Holine
Magler
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