Reward To Be Given To Heroic Marines
The telegraph office and information bureau at Juarez were seized by soldiers under Colonel Ornelas a Villa supporter. Reports say Villa remained at Torreon as Natera faced defeats at Zacatecas. Washington officials disputed Villa's resignation rumors while Rebel leaders feuded over public service control and central authority. Eleven marines were recommended for recognition for heroism at Vera Cruz along with other awards. Foodstuffs shipped to Vera Cruz will have no duty until June 2.
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Towne Finishes Work for Huerta Faction
Washington reports Charles A Towne former Minnesota senator said his mission here is done and his role is limited to urging a neutral provisional presidency to unite Mexico and base a constitutional restoration on a united nation rather than a Carranza victory. Mexico City notes a Brazilian minister warns Americans not to return from Vera Cruz before peace conference ends and opposes their inland travel.
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Land owner Luis Terrazas case referred to consular rep
Report from Niagara Palis on June 16 states Luis Terrazas, a wealthy landowner, is imprisoned. Secretary Bryan has referred the matter to George C Carothers, the consular representative, for an urgent appeal to General Carranza to spare his life due to a failed ransom demand.
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Vera Cruz placed on free trade list
June 16 Vera Cruz placed on the free trade list as civil affairs officials issue orders to remit all foodstuffs from Amport here without duty until June 25 to conserve supplies and stabilize prices. Rear Admiral Fletcher seeks leave to visit Washington to discuss Mexican affairs and the navy before Rear Admiral Badger’s retirement and to remain aboard the battleship Florida if approved.
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Villa Plans To Take Command In Person
Mexico City reports that Villa the constitutionalist leader, disappointed by the Zacatecas attack, has decided to personally command troops for a new assault on the town. Generals Orozco Olea and Valdez engage constitutionalists north of San Luis Potosi as Orozco advances toward Tampico and Valdez and Olea march toward Saltillo.
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Thaw Refutes Plan to Flee Country
Harry Thaw denied reports he planned to flee the country insisting he will not leave the United States. He stated the only place he is going is Pittsburgh and rejected the rumor of expatriation.
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Mediation in Mexican crisis falters as talks stall
American delegates in Niagara Falls report slim optimism and warn that the constitutionalists reject an armistice until a peace plan is agreed. Carranza representatives Cabrera and Zubaran argue the plan of Guadalupe and military conquest for Mexico City, while Washington stays confident mediation will endure.
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International Association of Railway Special Agents meets in Norfolk
The eighteenth annual convention of the International Association of Railway Special Agents opened at the Will Theater with FW Connolly presiding. About 400 members attend. the group covers over 200,000 miles of railroad across the United States and Canada.
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Canada
St Lawrence Horror Royal Family Guarded Described to Probers
Details from the Empress of Ireland disaster inquiry cover testimony on ship maneuvering during fog, the Storstad collision, and captain Kendall’s explanations. Reports describe flames, emergency orders, and questions about rescue boat usage and water-tight compartments. London noted unprecedented royal security at Ascot amid suffragette protests.
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Camden to Senate to Succeed Bradley
Frankfort Ky June 16 Governor Metreary signed the commission of John Camden Democrat of Versailles as United States senator from Kentucky to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator WO Bradley. Camden will serve until November when a senator will be elected to complete Bradys term ending March 4 1915. He is 49, son of former U S Senator J M Camden of West Virginia. Camden attended Virginia Military Academy and Columbia Law School, built a railroad career, moved to Kentucky in 1890, owns a 1600 acre estate near Versailles, bred notable racehorses, entered politics in 1911 and serves on the state racing commission.
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Versailles
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Columbia Law School
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CW Watson
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Framing Government for No Man's Land
A June conference in Christiania Norway unites US Russia Norway and other nations to frame a government for No Man's Land the coal rich arctic region, untouched by formal sovereignty. Delegates include William Collier and Frederick Wellson, aiming to settle governance for a land described as barren and frigid where only the strongest survive.
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New York
Frederick Wellson
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Trenton Youth Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair
Harley Beard, 19, was sentenced to die in the electric chair on October 2 for the murder of Mrs Nancy Masale and her children Mary and Robert at Teensy Ridge near Tea Way. Beard confessed to the triple murder while employed by the Manole family as a farm laborer.
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Final Honors Paid Adlai E Stevenson Bloomington
Final honors were paid to Adlai E Stevenson with a state in the rotunda then a funeral procession to Bloomington church. Thousands passed by as the Stevenson escort club and Wings national guard members led the way. The interment at Bloomington cemetery was private with notable attendees including former Vice President and Governor Francis.
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Body of Little Boy Found in Delaware River
Philadelphia June 16 The body of 7 year old Warren McCarrick, missing since March, was found floating in the Delaware River. Identification was confirmed when the mother visited the morgue and recognized the clothing. Police believe the boy accidentally fell into the Schuylkill River near his home and was carried by tides to the Delaware. The father suspects foul play. Rewards of 7000 were offered and photographs circulated nationwide.
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Paris Sides Undergo More Collapses After Storm
In Paris today several more buildings collapsed due to subsidence from yesterday's storm. Injuries reported and one death later confirmed as the city battles widespread damage. Three bodies recovered from a deep hole near Lyasare station as gaping cracks opened on main streets. The city lacked gas water and electricity as crews scrambled to prevent floods and explosions.
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Princeton Confers Degree On Gorgas
Princeton June 16 The one hundred and seventh commencement of Princeton University was held in Alexander Hall. Degrees were conferred, including honorary degrees on Sir William Osler and others. A gift totaling 1464. To Mrs Ansell Sige, a conditional gift of 160,000 was extended from July 1 to January 11. Daley A virs of England received his degree of Das with the class of 1867. The hall ceremony was interrupted by a fire alarm but no injuries reported.
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Missing balloon prompts multiple search efforts in Oregon
In Portland Oregon on June 16 a missing balloon from a race led by the National Aero club spurred renewed search efforts. The craft from the Springfield crew departed Thursday with three other balloons and a search for Captain Rey Donaldson and aide Wilbur Flanerson expanded to points south and west of Portland.
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Incorporation Urged for Railways by U S Senator
Washington June 16 Senator New ands chairman of the interstate commerce committee today introduced a bill for the federal reincorporation of railroads He first introduced it in 1999 The move follows Supreme Court action and signals a shift to place railroad jurisdiction under federal control.
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