Zapata Backed by U S to Join Mexican Peace Plan
Washington July 11 United States officials pressed for immediate peace in Mexico. Washington reports indicate direct contact between the U S and Emiliano Zapata, leader of the southern revolution, with about 24 000 men, seeking agrarian reform and a peaceful transition under Carranza. The aim is to recognize a stable administration and prevent further bloodshed while ensuring protection for civilians and church and foreign interests. The United States seeks Zapata’s alignment with the Carranza program and offers recognition if Mexico City is entered peacefully under guarantees to the Carbajal government and election promises.
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Jose Costellot
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Carranza
Carbajal
Silliman
Mexico City
New Haven Case Heads to Court as Washington Seeks Peace
In today’s Standard, a New Haven case moves toward court as Washington signals a push for peace. Huerta arrives in Puerta, Mexico and is welcomed by a diplomatic corps. Debate over mine workers’ controversy promises spirited exchanges. A copper room and a strange affection appear amid police court family disputes. State and Anaconda news, plus editorials and ads fill the page with notices, horoscopes, market reports, and sport briefs.
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Puerta
Mexico
Anaconda News
Butte
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Goldberg
Government moves to dissolve New Haven under Sherman act
Government aims to file a Sherman act dissolution suit next week to breakup the New Haven system. Attorney General McReynolds plans talks with President Wilson to seek approval. Boston and Maine stock disputes and possible court actions loom as negotiations continue.
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Theca
aMichals
New York
Dow
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
Three Hundred Millions Asked From Directors
Boston July 17 A restitution suit by minority stockholders seeks to compel former and present directors to restore about 109000000 to the New Haven Railroad treasury for alleged illegal use in building up the system The complaint says losses from acquiring the Rooston Maine trolley and steamship properties totaled 102000000 and under the federal anti trust act the company could recover three times that sum Judge Braley issued a notice returnable next Friday to show cause why a receiver or special master should not be appointed Plaintiffs are trustees of the late C B Vaughan's estate and own 50 shares of stock seeking a receiver to take possession of all claims in favor of the defendants but not to interfere with current affairs of the S Haven company
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Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Supreme Court
Roseton Maine
New Haven
New Haven Company
Braley
C. B
Vaughan
S Haven Company
Huerta era see suicides rise in Mexico City report
In Mexico City on July 1 a surge of personal crisis reports follows the Huerta government’s collapse. In the last two days four suicides and three suicide attempts were reported amid the unrest.
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Mexico City
Huerta
New Mexican President greeted as drama unfolds in ceremony
Mexico City July 1 diplomats greet Francisco Carbajal as provisional president at the national palace. Spanish minister de Cologan chairs the body as he reads a hopeful address while the president pledges peace, unity, and pursuit of concord amid the country’s wounds. Mrs. Carman indicted by the diplomatic corps on large bail bond.
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Mexico City
Francisco Carbajal
Mexico
Bernardo de Cologan
Cologan
Dresden
City of Mexico
Tomas Senora Huerta
Senora Blanquet
Hristo
Huerta
Blanquet
Carman freed after manslaughter indictment in Nassau
Freeport New York July 1 Mrs Florence Conklin Carman indicted today on manslaughter in the fifth degree for the killing of Mrs Louise Batley on June 30 returns home after posting 29000 bail. Her counsel moves to quash the indictment and a superseding charge may follow as new evidence emerges.
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Edwin Carman
Freeport
S. 1
Louise Bailey
Batley
N.Y
Florence Conklin Carman
Louise Batley
van Sicklen
Supreme Court
Mineola
Carman
Ner Parouia
Colfax man confesses to murder after years of torture
Samuel R. Clemens, 62, a pioneer from Fancher near La Crosse, Wash., surrendered to Whitman County sheriff and confessed to fatally shooting George Boland, 18, on January 2, 1900 near La Crosse after mistaking him for another admirer barred from his daughter. The confession followed years of alleged torture. Local authorities seek to corroborate the account and determine motives and details of the dance location and timing.
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Colfax
Wash
Samuel_R. slemens
la Crosse
Whitman County
George Boland
Clemens
Boland
Butte Miners Meet Aims To Heal Rift After Convention
A tense gathering at the Holland rink is set to discuss a new constitution and the abolition of president and vice president offices. Labor leaders press for arbitration as Frank Aantonen seeks harmonizing talks, while Patrick O Neill and Frank O Connor sign mediation acceptance.
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Butte
Ion
Typosraphical
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Pursant
Western
Federation of Miners
Hutt
Hutte
Noh
Wester Federation of Miners
Patrick O'Neill
Frank O'Connor
Frank Aattonen
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Bellaire Situation Deteriorates Amid Rioting Protests
In Columbus Ohio a tense weeklong riot led by striking workers and led by Toduatial Work ers of the World prompts Gov Cox to threaten mobilizing troops. Police plan mass arrests as authorities deploy 300 officers to control unrest and restore order.
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Ofcers
Westgat
John P. Anderton
Gma Astecesn
Cox
Put and Call Abolished by Court Decision
Chicago July 17 A government victory over the Chicago Board of Trade ends the so called put and call practice. Federal Judge Lanate said the board’s 9:30 p m to 1:15 p m hours were used by a five member committee after 1:15 to fix grain prices to remain until the next morning. The committee action was alleged to be a conspiracy in restraint of trade.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Lanate
Board of Trade
Ulster Problem Dominates Cabinet Meetings
London July 1. The government presses for a settlement in the Ulster issue. Two cabinet councils were held, Premier Asquith met the king, and remained in contact with Andrew Bonar Law and Sir Edward Carson.
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London
Goveernment
Asquith
Andrew Bonar Law
Edward Careei
Germans Extend Refuge to Huerta in Mexico
In Puerto Mexico General Huerta ex-president and General Blanquet arrived by special train with troops as German envoy officials from the cruiser Dresden and the Bristol prepared to transport the exiled leaders. Huerta planned to decide on leaving Mexico while awaiting further word on refuge arrangements.
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Wanquet
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Manquet
Isonter
Stam
Gemmiitiso
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Gabriel A. Car- Sallo
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Bach
Caltal
Tong
Tina
Blanquet
Horta
City
Dresden
Bel Jo Wea
Ita
Camarena
Muerta
Will
Senora
Bristol
Strike danger delayed as mediators step in
Chicago reports a potential strike by Western railroads engine crews was postponed after workers accepted mediation by William J. Chambers, head of the Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation. A full board meeting is set to begin July 20.
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Chicago
Federal Board of Mediation and
Iretraedt
Warten Bonerat
St. Carter
Prado
Court action on Georgia missing women case
Atlanta July 17 Court action was taken in the mysterious disappearance of Mrs Ellins Dennis and Miss Beatrice Nelms. Judge George Le Bell signed an order directing telegraph companies to hand over all telegrams from the last three years to Mrs John W Nelms mother of the missing women. The court also named Mrs Nelms temporary receiver of the Nelms estate and property holdings.
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Connectis
Ellins Dennis
BeAtrice Nelms
George le Bell
Superior Court
John We. Nelms
Mias
Bee i
Mrs. Nelms
Heath Droperty Holding
Nelms
Striking coal miners battle guards at Mammoth Vein mines
In Fort Smith Arkansas a confrontation between hundreds of striking coal miners and about 1000 guards at the Prairie Creek mines of Mammoth Vein Coal Company ended with fires and dynamite damaging three mines. Property damage reaches an estimated 120000 as the attackers burned lands and torched equipment before dispersing. County officials moved to the scene but arrived after the clash.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Prairie Creek
Mammoth, Vein Coal Company
Barrel stave whiskey tax case ends with denial
Federal Judge Landis denied the injunction sought by Western Ex traction Co against the internal revenue collector. The case concerned barrel-stave whiskey produced by extracting liquor from staves and readding alcohol. Two years earlier the tax rule forced firms to prove tax had been paid on the whiskey in the barrels, and the ruling reportedly drove several companies out of business.
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Landis
Western Extraction Company
Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Collector
Plea for Renovation of Ministers Methods
Chicago July 1. Rev W S Fleming urged at the preachers forum at the Des Plaines camp meeting that ministers should work among the people. He urged back lot activities such as roller skating parties, entertainments, and an employment bureau to aid humanity.
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