Mediation progress raised hopes in Mexican talks
Washington officials report ongoing mediation between Huerta and constitutionalist delegates at Niagara Falls. A revised plan aims to bind all sides to a pacification process with an armistice only upon a constitutionalist approved agreement. Carranza and Villa positions remain central as Calderon travels to Washington to press constitutionalist interests.
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Unsure text on Mexican constitutionalist matter and naval appointments
Officials discussed reinstatement of Serapio Aguirre and possible adjustments with Carranza appointees while some prisoners were to be freed at Chihuahua. Alberto Panta Cattanea left Juarez to confer with constitutionalist leader Pesquiera. Del La Garza issued a statement on Spanish loyalists returning to Lagunita district after Torreon. Fifteen sailors will be chosen for the Naval Academy at Sanapolis amid many candidates. Mr Bacon at Guaymas has died.
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Villa Denies Angeles Provisional President Claim
General Villa denied rumors that General Angeles was proclaimed provisional president by Gen. Va and that General Chio had been executed. He said he had heard of Angeles's dismissal, and noted Chao was seen training troops near Zacatecas. Reports say Carranza may have ousted Angeles as secretary, while loyalists prepare for possible attack.
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Rebels Take Control of Large Areas in Vera Cruz Puebla
June reports from Saltillo via Laredo say the northern Vera Cruz and much of Puebla are under constitutionalist control. General Flores claimed Orizatla Hidalgo fell, with 7000 troops under Carranza. Municipal offices were elected in several towns. 30,000 troops mass near the region for a southern campaign as trains bring more forces. General Carranza met with leaders on the Niágara mediation but no reply was announced.
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Villareal
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Igleeais Calderon
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Covent Garden Estate Sold for 12 500 000 Pounds
London June 21 Sir Joseph Beecham buys the Covent Garden estate of about sixteen acres including Covent Garden market opera house and Drury Lane theater The sale price exceeds seventeen million dollars and marks a long family ownership ending with a December 1913 report of sale to Harry Malleaby Deel Obvious OCR errors corrected for readability.
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Thomas
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Bridgford
Harry Maliaby Deel
Villa leads assault on Zacatecas in renewed fighting
Saltillo dispatches say fighting resumed at Zacatecas under General Villa with three federal positions reportedly captured by the constitutionalists though locations are unspecified. No casualty reports yet. News awaited on General Obregon's reported attack on Guadalajara.
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Doctors Urge Churches to Engage in Crusade for Public Health
Philadelphia observers report ministers and medical leaders calling for church action in housing, segregation, disease prevention, child labor, and public health regulation. Speakers from Johns Hopkins and other institutions urged moral responsibility and government oversight to reduce mortality and improve welfare.
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Drowning After Launch Capsizes on Oswego Canal
Eight people die when a 25 foot passenger launch capsizes near Mud Lock between Mud Lock and Liverpool after striking a stump. Among the dead are Mrs George H Adams and three Adams children, John Mogg, and Miss Welsh. Several passengers survive by swimming ashore. Mrs Louie Davier is seriously injured. The tragedy occurred just before midnight as the boat carried ten aboard.
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Slaves Hotel Raid Leads to Heads-Up Room by Room
Chief Beavers vice squad led by Sergeant George Bullard raided the Pryor hotel early Sunday. George Brooks of Lawrenceville alerted guests that plain clothes officers were raiding. A young couple was arrested and to be tried in Recorder's Court that afternoon.
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Forty Years Quarrel Ends in Fratricide in Virginia
Charles Samuel Harris, a farmer aged about 60, was shot and killed by his brother James Duectlh during a long running quarrel over timber land. James surrendered to police claiming self defense after Charles confronted him at the log where he felled trees, ending a forty year feud that residents say centered on property and cutters.
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Girls Screams Save Home From Burglary
Burglar attempt targets the home of Bertman Weyer, jeweler at 36 East Gear Avenue. Two masked Black men with a large revolver fled into the yard when a servant girl screamed for help about 11:30 p.m. They threatened her but did not burn her and ran away as she raised the alarm. The Meyers were away.
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Heat Wave Check By Thunderstorm Relieves Kansas Harvest
Thunderstorms swept the southwest today easing heat in Kansas and Missouri. Storms brought temporary cool temperatures and damaged crops while wheat cutting continued in the southern half of Kansas and farmers in Missouri kept harvesting under cloudy skies.
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Wilson to Decide Frank Ryan Slash Clemency Case
Washington June 1 President Wilson is expected this week to announce a decision on the clemency petition of Frank W Ryan and twenty nine other defendants in the structural workers union dynamiting case. The condemned men are at Shereton jail awaiting possible executive intervention. The Attorney General reportedly advised denying clemency to Ryan and the principal defendants but suggested leniency for a few others serving shorter sentences. The president has given no indication of his plan.
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Mine Disaster At Hillcrest Alberta Yields No New Bodies
Rescue workers continued clearing debris at Hillcrest mine near Hillcrest Alberta where 104 miners are believed dead. By late today only smoke from fallen timbers remained and no additional bodies were recovered as workmen removed rubble and hoped for survivors faded.
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Take a Premo Vara For Your Vacation Styles Adv
A local ad urges readers to try Premo Vara cosmetics and visit Joe L Moore & Sons at 42 N Broad Street for the latest wave fashion. The notice promotes vacation tips and new gat styles with in-store demonstrations.
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Dr Cunningham Dies of Peculiar Malady in Macon
Macon reports the death of Dr Frank Cunningham a noted physician and singer known for singing for working girls without charge. He left for Philadelphia for a postmortem and planning details include burial in Macon with services in Richno. He was a Mason and Knights Templar officer, survived by wife and daughters Emily and Ruth.
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Hartt Provisional Government Plot Reported
Scattered fragments detail Hartt linked to a provisional government plan with Senator Tavimar Tho and Cage Haidne amid a chaotic political struggle. The report mentions Jose Fordas Valder and a military response against rivals while a clerical figure acts through his wife’s name.
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