Mediation waits on General Carranza
Ontario June 4. Mediation waited another day for word from General Carranza on constitutionalist participation at the conferences. Silence was seen as favorable, with constitutionalists weighing mediation advantages. No conferences today between mediators and delegations. an answer or hint expected tomorrow. If constitutionalists send delegates, mediators anticipate a delay of a few weeks as they urged representation.
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Ontario
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Ike
Three Bandit Sets Stalk Northern Montana Rail Lines
Kalispell June 4 two posse members hunted three sets of outlaws as bandits who robbed Rexford post office and held up a train. In Eureka a gun duel left one prisoner shot and captured, another escaped. the captured man Tom Kelly was wounded in the lung but may recover. Postmaster General Burleson sought 425600 for parcel post service funding to cover wagon service and indemnity for lost articles.
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Kalispell
Spen
Rexford Junction
Eureka
Rexford
Saatto
Tom Kelly
Linco Wmaty
Northern
Rondo
Washington
Congress
Gay
Burleson
Mercury power and industrial safety figures of 1909
The article notes broad claims about Mercury as a power source and a 1909 view of industrial safety. It cites W. L. Rt. Emmet showing a 100 horsepower Mercury unit, discusses turbine efficiency, road construction costs, and warns of 160000 injuries and 16000 fatal accidents in U.S. industry, highlighting the need to guard workers as well as machinery.
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Chicago
W. L. Rt
Emmet
Prudential Insurance Company of America
United States
EATS SAND ARRESTED MAN AT 90 IN 1900S NEWS ITEM
John Ivemon aged ninety was found gulping sand at 4 Watsona and arrested on an insanity charge. Andrew Sweeney a bricklayer was arrested for passing four dollar thirty nine cent checks at 17 North Main Street. Frank Byron and Louise Langdon were set to perform in a vaudeville program at the Empress with the Seven Minstrel Kiddies. Daily Standard ads discuss mail rates and a western yellow pine cone seed yield from Bitter Root forest Montana totaling 9,482 pounds with seed cost.
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John Ivemon
Smuvere
Watsona
Andrew Sweeney
North Main Street
Bitter Root National Forest
Montana
Congress Reforms Mail Pay Based on Service Features
Washington reports a bill by Representative Tuttle of New Jersey to pay railways for mail service by the feature of care quality rather than weight carried. It notes 1435 institutions in the United States for child care and frames the change as a efficiency measure.
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Washington
Congressional Joint Committee On Railway
Tuttle
New Jersey
United States
Irate father accused after assault on Chicago reporter
Chicago on June 4 Mark Morton enraged by publicity over his daughter’s prankish episode allegedly attacked a newspaper reporter binding his hands and wrecked a car with a prisoner inside The reporter plans to sue Morton for damages and press charges Morton blamed the reporter for trespass Helen Morton then said Chicago men were nitwits and fled to avoid marriage to enjoy horses and freedom with modest U S Army payroll figures cited during the episode
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Chicago
Mark Morton
Morton
Vassault
Virginia
Helen Morton
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