Hopeful peace talks extend to Niagara Falls mediation
Washington officials reported that the United States invited Mexican constitutionalists to meet American and Huerta delegates in Niagara Falls for informal peace discussions. The move followed weeks of diplomacy led by Dr Romulo S Neon with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan.
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Sfexico
United States
Washington
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Huerta
Niagara Fall
Carranza
Willy
Romulo S Neon
Wilson
Secreary Bryan
Constitutionalista
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Alfredo Breceda
Leopoldo Hurtado Espiosa
Cherie
Rafael Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
Calderon
Cabrera
Jose Vasconcelos
Constitutionalists
Miguel Covarrutas
Russia
London
Cieatificas
Huertistas
Howard
Mexican Pacific
Villa aims to crush Huerta and march on Mexico City
Travelers report General Villa intends absolute defeat of Huerta and to lead his army south to Mexico City after occupying Zacatecas. He will act without awaiting Carranza’s moves, using forces under his direct command. At Saltillo, General Treviño, Carranza’s chief of staff, is soon to be assigned to field duty.
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Ragia Vass
Veaus
Gunu Se
Villa
Huelta
Hns
Mexico City
Carranza
Torreon
Monterey
Zacatecas
Saltilin
Trevino
Carraner
Rebels confiscating mines of foreigners
Rebel authorities threaten to confiscate coal mines near Piedras Negras if $100,000 is not paid by Aguila Gold company. American and French stockholders claim 30 percent foreign ownership and seek return of mines with U S effort led by Secretary Bryan. negotiations stalled as miners continue to operate.
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Eagle Fass
Texas
Gune Si. de
Aguila Goal Company
Piedras Nestas
Carranza
Hacienda
Villaresl
Rio’ Escondido
Spain
State Department
Bryan
Hanna
Calderon Route to Washington Faces Mexican Leader Calderon
Calderon, recently freed from prison as American troops held Vera Cruz, travels toward the Mexican capital to meet with Carranza and possibly President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. He leads the liberal party of Mexico and is accompanied by Alfredo Breceda and BR. Villavicencio. Carranza reportedly considers Culgeron as a provisional president option.
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Orleans
Vune
Erne Fglesing Calderon
Vera Cruz
Washington
Liberal Party of Mexico
Alfredo Breceda
Venustiano Car Tanga
Constitutionalists
BR. Villavicencio
Saltillon
Mr Calderon
San Juan de Ulan
Mexico
Carranza
Carrangos
Wisen
Bryan
Niagara Falls
Culgeron
Captain Rush's Filipino Found in Mexico City
Mexico City reports the Filipino servant Joxe Alestez, who had disappeared from Vera Cruz weeks ago while serving Captain Rush of the U S Navy, turned up at the Brazilian embassy. Alcarez gave no evidence of ill treatment and said he was released from unknown custody.
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Mexico City
Joxe Alestez
Rush
United States Navy
Vera Cruz
United States
Alcarez
US Marine Lassoed by Huerta Pickets Rumor
Vera Cruz June 22 A 24 hour search failed to locate the missing private of a marine outpost amid rumors he was seized by federal outposts beyond American lines. No confirmation could be obtained at headquarters where the man’s name remains undisclosed. Reports say federal reinforcements are moving from the capital toward Vera Cruz.
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Vera Cruz
Terry Denies Auto Stopped After Sunday Accident
Terry, a retired merchant and former police commissioner, denied the charge that his car failed to stop after a Sunday afternoon collision with a motorcycle in front of the Georgian Terrace. He said his son and daughter-in-law were in the auto driven by a chauffeur and that they returned to offer assistance, staying at the scene for about half an hour. A care was made against the driver and the motorcyclist was subpoenaed as a witness.
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T M Terry
Onca
Automablia No
L B Leaptrott
Spring Street
Georgian Terrace
Terry
Wot ‘Terry
Rev S M Cherry Dies in Sumner County
Rev S M Cherry aged 74 longtime Southern Methodist minister died yesterday in Sumner County after fifty five years of active service He served as a Confederate chaplain during the Civil War and was based in Nashville Tennessee
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S. M. Cherry
Nashville
Tenn
M Cherry
Southern Methodist Church
Sumner County
Confederata
Prisoner from Santiago Details Escape and Mexican Trial
A Filipino prisoner who traveled from Alcarez to Tizapan and then to Mexico City recounts his movements. He says Mexican police searched for him after leaving Vera Cruz to seek housing in Soledad. He was taken through Paso Del Macho and Cordoba, then confined in Mexico City. He was supposedly aided by the Brazilian legation and will be returned to Vera Cruz to be delivered to American authorities.
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Tizapan
Vera Cruz
Alcarez
Rueh
United States Navy
Paso del Macho
Cordoba
Mexico City
Twenty- Nonth
Alcaraz
Americcan
Al‘caroz
Soledad
Legation
Congress of Huerta in extra session opens in Mexico City
Mexico City June 23 an extraordinary session of congress opened today The Japanese minister Mineichero Adachi and the tag Mautenant of the cruiser Idzumo paid a courtesy visit to President Huerta and the ministers of foreign affairs war and the interior Reports say several skirmishes occurred north of Zacatecas today A general attack on the town by constitutionalists is expected within twenty four hours Federal troops will leave Guanajuato toward Ameca to repair and protect the railroad to Manzanillo and drive constitutionalists from that territory A column will then move toward Topic
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Congress OF Huerta
Mexico City
Congress
Mineichero Adachi
Idzumo
Huerta
Zacatecas
Guadalajara
Ameca
Manzanillo
Suit for 70,000,000 won by the railroads
The Supreme Court upheld title to about 700 million dollars in petroleum lands claimed by the Southern Pacific against private rivals. The ruling said government attack for fraud or error had expired around 1900, and that patenting officials must verify mineral status before patent. Officials indicated the government would press remaining fraud claim, while a separate government suit would proceed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Edmund Burke
California
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
van Deventer
Nho
Southern Pacific
Burke
Land Office
Congress
Justice van Davanter
Kruttachnitt
New York
Julius Krutt- Echnitt
Southern Pacific Company
Lions kill vaudeville fiancé at cage attack in Chicago
Chicago June 22 Emerson Dietrich is killed by lions after entering their cage amid a disputed incident at a vaudeville show. Keeper George McCord says he warned Dietrich to stay out. Castillo rejects blame on McCord. Dietrich, formerly a Brooklyn athlete, had joined the act about 10 months ago and was engaged to Miss Adgie Castillo.
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Chicago
Emerson Dietrich
Adgie Castillo
Dietrich
George McCord
McCord
Misa Castillo
Castillo
Trilby
Mons
MecCount
New York
Emerson
Jomerson D Tietrich
Brooklyn
Publs School
Frasmus Halt Mh
Kentucky pooling law declared invalid by court
Washington June 28 The Kentucky statute allowing tobacco pooling by farmers was declared unconstitutional by the state supreme court The ruling voided the conviction of Patrick Cullind a Mason County farmer fined 150 for selling tobacco to an outsider after pooling with the Hurley Tobacco Society The decision casts doubt on the validity of pooling under Kentucky trust law and questions the ability to determine real value of a commodity under speculative conditions
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Washington
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Patrick Cullind
Mason County
Hurley Tobacco Society
Tobacco Towera
Wins
Thomas Malone
True bills found against banking men in Tonica case
Ottawa June 22 A total of 121 indictments were returned today against John E Hartenhower president of the Tonica Exchange Bank George D Billabrand cashier Ben F Hillabrand and WJ Ebner assistant cashiers Hartenhower and both Hillabrands were charged with embezzlement operating a confidence game and receiving deposits after insolvency Ebner was indicted for receiving deposits after the bank was insolvent All furnished bonds The bank failed last November and a grand jury investigation has been in progress
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Ottawa
John E Hartenhower
Chica- 0
Tonica Exchange Bank
George D Billabrand
Ben F' Hillabrand
WJ Ebner
Hartenhower
Indictment Copy Bill Aimed at Defendants in Washington
Representative Webb of North Carolina today introduced a bill to require furnished copies of indictments or informations for crimes and misdemeanors before arraignment or pleading. The measure would also provide names and addresses of witnesses to defendants at least one day before trial. Webb heads the judiciary committee to which the bill was referred.
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Washington
Webb
North Carolina
Triad
Policy Declared Void As It Was Obtained By Fraud
The Court of Appeals voided an Empire Life Insurance policy issued to Roland Dixon Jones of Columbus after discovering misrepresentations about sobriety and health. Jones died in 1913. the company denied the claim citing earlier delirium tremens. A city court awarded $6,350. the court of appeals reversed.
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Court of Appeals
City Court For
Columbus
Roland Dixon Jones
Empire Life Insurance Company of
Atlanta
Jones
City Court of Columbus
Capital Labour Court Suggested by Lewis
Philadelphia June 22 William Draper Lewis former dean of the University of Pennsylvania law school suggested to the United States commission on industrial relations now hearing arguments the creation of an administrative body to resolve disputes between labor and capital and to authorize a controlled secondary boycott subject to court appeal. The body should also have power to declare strikes legal in certain cases. He said most courts deem the secondary boycott illegal but could be made legal when an employer is unfair and refuses arbitration. The same would apply to employees. An employer who insists on extreme legal rights and refuses arbitration is guilty of social conduct. legal machinery is needed to correct it. He also said the rich man does not have a better chance in court than the poor man, lamenting delays by counsel as a disgrace to the American bar.
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Philadelphia
William Draper Lewis
University of Pennsylvania Law School
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Whihh
Lewis Sai
Lewis
Missing 16 year old Theresa Faust sought in Mohawk river case
Police trace Theresa Faust a 16 year old girl missing from Schenectady for over three weeks amid a Mohawk river murder mystery. Parents say she wore a pink underskirt when last seen and a fragment of such fabric was found with a river torso. Authorities drag the Mohawk River for further clues.
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Schenectady
Theresa Faust
Mohawk River
Miss Faust
Faust
Rotary Clubs Open Fifth International Convention
In Houston Texas on June 22 the fifth international Rotary Clubs convention opened with delegates from every state and several foreign countries. Russell L. Greiner of Kansas City, president, presided as welcoming addresses and annual officer reports kicked off the gathering.
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Houston
Texas
Russell Greiner
Kansas City
Trade Commission Bill Fails as Senate Session Ends
Washington June 22 The federal trade commission bill failed to reach the senate from today as the Indian appropriation bill occupied the entire session Chairman Newlands of the interstate commerce committee prepared his report on this bill the first of the anti trust trip and hopes to present it tomorrow.
Turkey Opposes Sale of U S Battleships to Greece
Washington reports indicate Turkey formally protested the U S planned sale of the battleships Mississippi and Idaho to Greece. Greek and Turkish diplomats urged President Wilson to oppose or support the sale as a balance of power issue, while Greece argued the ships would deter war. The Mississippi could be handed to a Greek crew within a week of order. Idaho was in Gibraltar with transfer likely later.
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Washington
Idaho
Greece
Turkey
White House
Wilson
Mediterranean
United States
Senate
Daniely
Wyoming
Congress
Tultish
Rustent Bey
Vourey
Cormmaander
Brazil
Germany
Great Britain
Pensacola Navy Yard
Gibraltar
Sola
Enormous prices for canning plants shock Baltimore
Baltimore June 22 enormous prices were paid by the American Can company to severed Baltimore canmakers for their plants at a federal hearing before Examiner Edward Hocker. John Black testified about 71000 paid for the Baltimore and Indianapolis factories, valued at 25000 to 40000 each. Woolum Fart was paid 240000 for this plant, machinery worth about 15000. Other firms testified to similar sums. All firms agreed not to engage in manufacture for fifteen years. The hearing is expected to last over a week.
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Baltmore
American Can Company
Baltimore
Losti- Trong
Edward Hocker
John Black
Hinck & Krobr
Indianapolis
Boy Dies in Chair in Ossining Prison
Ossining Virginia June 22 Pater Re bacel an Italian tool of a black hand murder syndicate in Westchester county was executed by electric chair at Sig Sing prison.
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Ossining
Pater Rebacel
Westchester County
Dcath
Sig Sing
Murder Syndicate Trial Ties to Governor Glynn Pardon
The report notes Tony Marto’s murder and links White Plains Redacci to prior crimes. On his promise, after conviction, Governor Glynn granted him a six months reprieve while exposing the alleged murder syndicate's operations.
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Tony Marto
White Plains
Redacci
Glynn
One Day Laxative Ad Refers to Bromine Quinine Cure
A fragmented OCR note advertises a laxative product under the name Bromosquinine with a claim of a one day cure. It urges readers to seek the full signature of BW Grove and to look for the genuine call for the complete name Laxative Bromos Quinine.
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