Armistice Demands From Carranza Mediation Leaders
Three South American mediators told General Carranza they will not admit constitutionalist delegates unless an armistice is declared and internal as well as international Mexican issues are accepted. Carranza’s note announcing Iglesias Calderon Cabrero and Vasconcelos as delegates followed talks in Washington. The conference, focused on a provisional government, yielded no agreement. In Chicago, Lorimer and Munday resign as a $1,000,000 deposit is pledged to reopen La Salle Street bank amid ongoing examiner scrutiny.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Carranza
Rafael Zubaran
Washington
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Luis Cabrero
Jose Vasconcelos
United States
Mexican Republic
Iis
Saltillo
Huerta
Irvington clergyman killed in California train wreck
The Rev. H. Durham of Irvington California was killed and eleven people injured seven of them women when a Southern Pacific combination freight and passenger train from Jones to Galt derailed by a defective wheel. A freight car plunged from a trestle dragging two other cars.
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Cal
IU. Durham
Irvington
Southern Pacific Combination
Jone
Galt
Parker voices alarm over electorate drift at Yale talk
New Haven June 15 Judge Parker of New York warned graduates at Yale Law School that something is radically wrong in the electorate and warned against moves to intrude on state power by using receiverships during a coal strike. He urged fidelity to a government of laws and praised vigilance as true patriotism.
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New Haven
Conn
Sudge Ailton B. Parker
New York
Yale Law School
Parker
Parkar
Election officials guilty in fraud at election
Nineteen election inspectors and tally clerks pleaded guilty to misdemeanor counts in connection with frauds in the Twelfth assembly district during a recent special election on constitutional amendments. Three others pleaded last Friday. In total twenty-two and two others were accused of letting hundreds vote on forged credentials. Charles F F Murphy of Tammany Hall is named among those involved. Sentencing set for tomorrow.
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New York
iVineteen
Charles FF Murphy
Tammany
Velvet Ice Cream in Butte Announces Contact Update
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Velvet Ice Cream company at 417 South Idaho Butte and possible product names Velvet 11k and Velopione 1316 or 404. Call to verify details of contact or offerings.
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Weron
Velvet Ice Cream Company
South Idaho
Butte
Miners At Work City Is Normal After Violent Unrest
The city returned toward normal as miners and authorities rebuilt trust after a night of clashes. A dynamited union safe held about 3000 dollars, with Jack Idn Davis and Ron Folry missing. police pursued leads near the tower station. Officials granted and later revoked saloon reopenings as peace talks continued among secessionist leaders and county agents prepared for tomorrow’s mass meeting at the auditorium.
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Jack Idn Davis
Sho
Davis
Ron” Folry
Tower
William O'Brien
Smith
O'Brien
Driscoll
McCaffery
Buile
Syndicate Formed to Eliminate Mr Lorimer in Chicago
Chicago June 15 a syndicate of Chicago clearing house bankers announced plans to take over Ta Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank immediately purchase the institution retire president Willam Lorimer and vice president Munday St Louis June 15 State Bank of Marine Illinois closed by directors awaiting state auditor examination directorate actions and B Munday resigns presidency
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Chicago
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
William Lorimer
C. B. Munday
Atate Bank Examiner
Chicago Clearing House
Beig
Ta Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Munday
Willam Lorimer
Dredge Culebra Completes Panama Canal Trip
The sea-going dredge Culebra, a 3,000 ton vessel, completed a full canal passage yesterday after about nine hours. Colonel Goethals noted that the advance of large merchant ships hinges on stopping earth movement at the Cucaracha shoal to enable earlier passages.
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Panama
Culebra
Coloner
Waiving Age Proposal For Postmasters In Civil War Vets
Washington June 1 Senator Floke Smith introduced a bill to waive age limits for veterans of either army who seek appointments as fourth class postmasters. The measure targets honorably discharged veterans and aims to widen eligibility for postal service posts.
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Washington
Floké Smith
Miners Union in Butte Faces Reorganization Debate
A meeting of the Butte Miners Union was called amid talks of reorganizing the union while retaining the federation. Key figures from the federation arrived to assess irregularities as rioting damaged records and ledgers. Authorities plan a temporary union office and notices at mines, with rosters and funds to be handled by the treasurer.
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Butte
Niners' Union
Canton
Charles
Denver
Moyer
Hancock
Michigan
I. R MelKenvlc
Moye
J.C. Lowney
Exccus
Tive
Federation
Great Walls
Riley
Slare
United States Going Dry With Prohibition at Helm
Clinton Missouri reports that the next national campaign will hinge on wet and dry issues. Prohibition Party treasurer HP Faris predicts a 1920 presidential nominee in the White House. Delegates gather for a weeklong national conference with speakers like Eugene W Chafin Henly Oliver Stewart Henry Allen and others.
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Canton
Fred
Arizona
Governor Henly
Indiana
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
Henry 3. Allen
Kansas
President Wilson Addresses Graduates at White House
In Washington on June 11 the president could not attend the Park Ridge High School graduation ceremony. The graduates came to the White House where President Wilson addressed them, delivering remarks to the assembled class.
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Washington
Wilson
Park Ridge
White House
Funeral of A E Stevenson Held This Afternoon
In Bloomington Indiana the funeral for former Vice President Adlai B Stevenson will take place at 2 p m today at the Second Presbyterian church. The casket will lie in state in the courthouse rotunda from 1 to 3 p m, and all business will be suspended.
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Bloomington
Adiai B. Stevenson
Bandits Rumors Quelled Near Panuco Texas Town
San Antonio June 1 reports from passengers traveling from Panuco say allBandits threats in the area have ceased. A cavalry patrol returning from Panuco district finds no evidence of trouble.
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San Antonio
Texas
Panuco
Tivér
Commission to Investigate Empress of Ireland Disaster
Members of the commission travel by boat to Quebec to begin hearings on the Empress of Ireland wreck near Father Point on the St Lawrence River. The loss of more than 1000 lives is the central focus as hearings start tomorrow.
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Quebec
Father Point
St. Law- Terice River
Montreal
Bost
Serious Catarrh Yields to Hy-O-Me Remedy Ad
A vintage medical ad promotes Hy-O-Me for catarrh and head colds. It urges early treatment with hyomei, claims rapid relief, and notes the product is nonstomach dosing. It names Smith Drug Co of Anaconda and Picken Rockefeller Co of Butte offering reimbursement if benefited.
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Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
P: Son & Rockefeller Go
Butte
Pike Let Down Easy After King’s Intervention
London June 11 Geonse Pike who invaded Buckingham Palace on June 7 wandered the building for hours before being released. The magistrate showed leniency due to King George’s plea against severe punishment. San Francisco June 41 Joseph Fisehler, who fled with diamonds from his employers, was arrested in Santa Cruz with the gems, confessed, and brought back to San Francisco for arraignment on larceny. bail set at $50,000.
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London
Geonse Pike
Buckingham Paln
George
San Francisco
Joseph Fisehler
Santa Cruz
Thia City
Higyelary
Panic Survivors Divorced Carter Family Social Figures
Philadelphia date June 13 reports Mrs Mers. bueille Polk Carter granted a divorce from William Carter. The Carters are prominent socially in Philadelphia and survived the Titanic sinking in April 1912 with their two children, a son and a daughter.
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Philadelphia
Mers. Bueille Polk
Carter
William &. Carter
Carters
Philadelptte
Danish Upper House Dissolved by Royal Decree
Copenhagen reports the Danish upper house of parliament dissolved by royal order from King Christian X. The 120 king appointed members were not included in the decree which affects only the 54 elected members.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Jone T
Fadey
Christian X
Gerard denies NY governorship bid report
Berlin June 8 Ambassador James W. Gerard denied a published report that he would seek the governorship of New York.
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Berlin
James W. Gerard
State of
New York
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