Whole peace plan up to Mexico now
The mediation protocol between the United States and Mexico was signed by mediators and Huerta and U S delegates in Niagara Falls. It states that provisional government formation will be decided in an informal conference including Luis Cabrera Rafael Zubaran and Jose Vasconcelos, with recognition by the United States Argentina Brazil and Chile upon establishment and resumption of diplomatic relations. The U S seeks no indemnity for incidents and a commission will handle private claims from the revolution and international events. The protocol marks a major step toward settling the dispute with responsibility shared by the warring factions.
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Associated Press
Niagara Falls
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Luis Cabrera
Rafael Zubaran
Jose Vasconcelos
Argentina
Brail
Chile
Mexican
Wilson
Bryan
Villa captures Zacatecas as federals retreat
El Paso reports Villa's forces seized Zacatecas after an official announcement by Colonel Ornelas. About 2200 killed and wounded on the federal side. two of Villa's generals wounded and an unconfirmed report claims General Toribio killed. San Luis Potosi garrison also threatened as constitutionalists near the city.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Zacatecas
Villa
Ornelas
Janres
1Oen
Wis
Trinidad Roderiguez
Madlovio Herrera
Toribie
Preas
San Luis Potisi
Otadsind
Joaquin Maas
Aguas Calientes
Queretaro
San Luis Potosi
San Lus Potosi
Athens to Franklin Schedule Planned by Southern Road
Officials of the Southern road study a daily Athens to Franklin NC line schedule via Jala to allow morning departures from Athens and evening returns. If adopted, passengers could visit line points and Franklin in a single day, with 8:10 am and 3:45 pm departures and 9:45 am and 8:40 pm arrivals depending on train type.
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Athens
Franklin
N.C
Lola
N. C
Jala
Lne
J. C. Beam
R. L. Baylor
Chamber of Commerce
Local ad lists doctors and cures for chronic diseases
An old newspaper styled classified notices a list of physicians and alleged cures for cancer tumors ulcers dropsy. It cites J A Lathem M D and others in Georgia offering mail based treatments for ten dollars for one month. The items mention various body parts and locations in Oakwood Buford Gainesville Dougherty and other Georgia towns.
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G. G. Bowman
Buford
W. F. Dover
Cancer Temple
Cumming
Luis
R. M. Loggins
Leaf
W. JA. Jennings
Oakwood
Walter Reed
O. W. Gilstrap
Gainesville
John Gilstrap
Cancer
Gainesvile
R. G. Worthy Martin
Cancer Face
Dougherty
Sallie Graham
Mary McKinney
Roosevelts Defense of Perkins Sparks Party Tensions
Colonel Roosevelt arrived from Europe and defended George W. Perkins the Progressive National Committee chair whose resignation was demanded by Amos Pinshot. He warned that removing Perkins would read him out of the party. He also stated he would not seek the New York governorship. An unrelated advertisement touts Cathartic Tablets by H. R. Palmer & Sons claiming digestive relief and weight loss benefits.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
Europe
George W. Perkins
Progressive National Committee
Amos Pinshot
Perkins
United States Replies to Japanese Note on California Land Law
Weekington reports the State Department is drafting the official U S reply to Japan’s note protesting California alien land law. The document will be published June 26 and will include all correspondence between the two governments on the issue.
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United States
Japan
Associated Press
Weekington
California
State Department
Senate Passes Indian Appropriation Bill for Twelve Million
Washington june 24 the senate tonight passed the Indian appropriation bill carrying twelve million dollars. The sundry civil general deficiency and rivers and harbors appropriation bills are the only supply measures left for senate action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Leaders Aim to Confirm Five Federal Reserve Nominations
Washington reports that the senate banking and currency committee will push to approve five nominations to the federal reserve board submitted by the president. Opposition has targeted Paul M. Warburg of New York and Thomas D. Jones of Chicago, but administration leaders expect all nominations to be confirmed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
No Opposition to Teddy for Governor
Washington June 24 Representative Murdock progressive party leader said there is no opposition among New York progressives to Roosevelt running for governor. He stated they would likely force the Colonel to make the race.
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Associated Press
Washington
Murdock
Progressive House
New York
Roosevelt
Athens Summer School Sees Railroads Offer No Reduced Rates
The Banner reports railroads offer no reduced fares to Athens for University of Georgia summer session despite seven hundred students traveling from across Georgia. Central of Georgia Air Line Gainesville Midland and Georgia railroads appear to snub Athens with no special incentives. Local leaders urge concessions to draw outsiders and boost Athens while rail lines focus on Palm Beach Tybee Isle of Palms and other advertised destinations.
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Central of Georgia
Air Line
Gainesville Midland
Era
Georgia
Athens
Dominion
Cassada
Gulf of Mexico
Palm Beach
Tybee
Isle of Palms
Intergats
University of Georgia
Chamber of Commerce to Meet Next Tuesday Night
A chamber meeting is planned for next Tuesday night with notices to members from Secretary Clare Heidler. The agenda includes hosting the Georgia editor when they take the city on the fifteenth of next month.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Clare Heidler
Georgia
Battleships Idaho and Mississippi Bound for Greece
Navy officials prepare to deliver the battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greece. Idaho at Gibraltar to Gravesend by Greek crew. Mississippi at Pensacola to a northern yard for removal of aviation gear, then to a navy yard likely Boston for delivery. President and Secretary Daniels will set price, expected around 11.76 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Idaho
Mississippi
Gibraltar
Gravesend
England
Pensacola
Navy
Navy Yard
Boston
Daniels
Mayer blamed for night of rioting in Butte
Butte Montana reports describe a quiet city after a night of rioting that left one dead four injured and heavy property damage. Mayor Duncan refrained from requesting state troops instead leaving it to the sheriff who has taken no action. Charles H. Moyer urged Governor Stewart to assume state control while mine owners said they would stay out of the dispute. Sheriff Driscoll denied deputies fired into Union hall. Governor Stewart offered aid but President McDonald of the miners union said it was unnecessary as the disruptive elements had left town.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mon
Duncan
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Stewart
Driscoll
Union Hall
McDonald
New Miners Union
Moyer
Dictator's Last Stand as Villa Battles in Zacatecas
Washington officials report hopes for informal talks with Carranza's agents despite Breceda's denials. Calderon plans U S visit to aid negotiations as Zacatecas looms large in the Mexican crisis. Villa's victory could push constitutionalists toward peace terms while Huerta's grip appears tested. Ad segment notes Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation with a customer endorsement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carranza
Breceda
Con
Fernando Calderon
Calderon
United States
New Orleans
Zacatecas
Huerta
Villa
Georgia Legislature Opens Busy Session With Beer and Governor Bills
The Georgia legislature opened in Atlanta with both houses in session. Debates focus on bills to legalize sale of beer and reduce whiskey penalties, a long-running governor’s office bill, and repeal attempts to the tax equalization act. A state highway commission bill and Athens charter amendments also surface along with adjournments in memory of departed members.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Burwell
Warren Candler
John T. Bolfetullet
Senate
Bibb County
Marietta Street
Slaton
House
Wimberly
Fowler
Ribp County
Macon
Ways and Means Committee
Highway Commission
8. M. Turner
State Highway Commission
Athens
Presid Fent Anderson
R. T. Dun Bose
Thirtieth
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Prohi
W. D. McNeil
Twento
R.pr. DuBose
J. L. Sweat
J. H.setts
Detroit
Mich
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
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Land OF
Chamberlain
Chamberain
Mary E. McMullen
Phelps
N. Y
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Foley
H. R. Palmer& Sons
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