Mediation Talks Move Toward Niagara Falls Meeting
Officials discuss prospects for a constitutionalist mediation with American and Huerta delegates. Alfredo Breceda said Carranza would not treat with Huerta off the battlefield, while cabinet members and President Wilson expressed hopeful views of progress and potential conferences at Niagara Falls.
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Huerta
New Orleans
Alfredo Breceda
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Breseda
Wilson
Horizen
Bryan
Washington
Mediation talks on Mexican ceasefire and provisional government
Reports from Niagara Falls indicate South American mediators planning to sign peace protocols within days. Villa and Carranza factions may accept a provisional government, with U S recognition and withdrawal of forces tied to compliance. Carranza aides and Huerta delegates’ roles remain unsettled.
No Trace Found of Missing Marine Thode at Vera Cruz
Brigadier General Funston reported that Private Hend richs Thode, recently under observation for mental condition, disappeared from American lines at Vera Cruz. He left camp on June 20 with rifle and ammunition and has not been seen since. A thorough search has been made and will continue.
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Washington
Funston
Vera Cruz
Hendrichs Thode
Punston
Garrison
Thobe
United States
Removal of Trevino Victory for Villa in El Paso
El Paso reports the removal of General Trevino as Carranza's chief of staff and Ysidro Favela as acting minister of foreign relations, a Villa faction victory. Hay was hailed as future chief of staff, while Favela aided Carranza's mediation efforts. Local observers predict altered attitudes with Hay and Cabrera influencing policy.
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el Paso
Texas
General Trevino
Carranza
Ysidro Favela
Saltillo
Villa
Mexico
Eduardo F. Hay
Tras
Hay
Iturbe
Sinaloa
Madero
Casan Grandes
Europe
University of Notre Dame
Indiana
Ysidro Pabela
Mexico City
Washington
Niagara Falls
Luis Cabrera
Asbrera
Rebel government for Vera Cruz state declared
In Tampico Mexico June 12 through Laredo Texas June 23 Gandido Aguilar announced as Vera Cruz state governor the capital at Tuxnam and imminent personnel reveal. Constitutionalists report full control while the gunboat Vera Cruz raised after federals scuttled it in the Panuco river shows minor damage and serviceable armament.
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Tampico
Mexico
Ivia Laredo
Texas
Mexican Civil War Dispatches From Zacatecas Front
Rail traffic repairs between Chihuahua City and Torreon will take a fortnight after rains washed out lines. Villa forces plan to attack central Mexican areas while Villa reportedly at Fresnillo and not sure of his whereabouts. Federal reports claim constitutionalist reverses above Zacatecas as Bar rón and garrison deny defeats. An arms buyer from New York seeks two aeroplane propellers released at the border for shipment to Tampico via Galveston. Villa lacks aircraft at Zacatecas.
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Chihuahua City
Torreon
Villa
Fresnillo
Zacatecas
Natera
Arturo Hiias
Huerta Con Bulbere
Barron
North
Wiliam A. Staats
New York
Huerta Prepares to Defend Zacatecas
Mexico City June 25 The government increases troops around Zacatecas to resist the constitutionalist attack as reports say all is quiet there Preparations for July 5 elections in government controlled states are underway and a postponement seems unlikely Foreign Minister Ruis has heard nothing from Niagara Falls peace talks for two days and no major developments are noted The war office reports constitutionalists who attacked Tlaxcala were repulsed with heavy losses Huerta awards a first class cross to General Benjamin Argued for valiant services in Zacatecas no congress session held today
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Breceda
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Leopoldo Hurtado Espinosa
Rafael Zubaran
Azasocates
Juan F. Urquidi
New Orleans
Washington
Mr. Urquidi
Galveston
Carranzi
Villa
General Villa
Juarez
Carranza
United States
George C. Carothers
EimUar
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Mexia
Carratne
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Luis Cabrera
Naon
Zacatecas
Mexico City
Zaca
Estevn Ruis
War Office
Tlaxacala
Benjamin Argumed
House of Congress
Trouble With Villa Denied By Carranza
A Saltillo statement approved by General Carranza reports no armed or deep divisions with General Villa. It says differences will be arranged patriotically, denies Carranza fled Saltillo, and preserves unity among Carranza loyalists to form a grand nation under Wilsonian ideals. It emphasizes harmony with Obregon and others and commitment to peaceful resolution.
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Saltillo
Mexico
Laredo
Texas
Carranza
General Villa
United States
Villa
Sranaco
Bellicosa
Huerta
Pablo Gonzales
Obregon
Natero d
Woodrow Wilson
Poison route chosen by Ewing Blakely
Lakelane June 2nd Blakely aged 26 of Nashville Tenn committed death by own action here tonight by talking poison. Financial difficulties are said to have been the cause.
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Lakelane
Thwanss Blakely
Nashville,Tenn
Three Thousand Safeties By Honus Wagner
The Pirates star Honus Wagner collected two safeties in a Pirates vs Quakers game, marking 3,000 career base hits across seventeen National League seasons. Wagner, born in Carnegie, Virginia, has posted 300 or more hits for eighteen years, with a 279 average in 1898 for Paterson before joining Louisville and then Pittsburgh.
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Ed A. Goeney
Leslie
Pirates
Quakers
Honus
Wagner
Pittsburg
Adrian
Coop
Anson
Chicago “Colts
John Stenry Wagner
Carnegie
Mnajors
Yeally
Paterson
Louisville
The
Colonels
The Call of the Wild Verse Snapshot
A fragmentary poem excerpt evokes a secluded canyon scene with firs and a brook, a cedar bed, and a silent pool where trout and red deer draw near. It hints at escaping urban noise to rest in nature under open skies and night shadows.
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Burns
Lesie
Teo
Free Speech Efforts End in Violent Tarrytown Disturbance
Leonard Abbott leader of the Free Speech League declared a victory for free speech after a mob attacked a public meeting in Tarrytown. The group, including I W W members, faced eggs, clods, and stones as police limited activity and Berkman was seized from a soap box before the demonstrators dispersed toward the railway station.
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New York
Leonard Abbott
Free Speech League
Tarrytown
Abbott
Industrial Workers of the World
Colorado
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Alexander Berkman
Becky Edelson
Berkman
Ory
Trade Board Measure Presented in Senate Trade Bill
Washington June 23 A report by Chairman Newlands Interstate Commerce Committee argues a federal trade commission would curb industrial monopolies. It cites United States Steel International Harvester American Sugar Refining and Standard Oil trusts as examples prevented by such a body. The Senate bill mirrors the House measure but bans unfair competition and allows foreign trade investigations.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Newlands
Interstate Commerce Committee
Trade Commission
Senate
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
American Sugar Refining
Woula M
Government Attacks Eastman Kodak Co in Suit
Buffalo June 23 federal attorney John Lord O'Brien expanded the government's bid to dissolve Eastman Kodak. Testimony described a dealer card index noting quantities and brands, claimed to underpin a company blacklist named the Bible. Witnesses said they lost agencies and supplies due to pricing and indirect channels.
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Buffalo
John Lord O'Brian
Eastman Kodak Company
John J. Guthrie
Rochester
Eastman Company
R. G. Blackmore
Bloomfield
N. J
Astman
UBL
Frederick J. Harrison
Newark
N. 2
Bartman
Gassman Supplies
Officer Discharged for False Statements in Virginia
Rich mond Va June 23 The examining board found Captain Pred J Holden of Company H fourth infantry Virginia Volunteers made false representations of his prior service and falsified records. Governor Stuart approved the discharge, while Quartermaster James LePew was convicted of disobedience and fined 15 dollars after initial 26. The board cited falsification of pre service records and unfitness to hold commissioned rank.
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Richmond
Fourth Infantry
Virginia Volunteers
Highland Springs
Pred J. Holden
Stuart
James LePew
Military Board
Helden
Twenty Seventh Company
U. S. Coast Artillery
Recordi
Strikers Gather for Ettor Trial in Dillonvale
Several hundred striking miners gathered at Dillonvale near Steubenville on June 23 to attend the trial of I W W leader Joseph Ettor on charges of assault and battery, which were withdrawn, and inciting to riot. The demonstration continued to next Thursday as I W W adherents jeered a union miner speaker. sheriff W. G. Huscroft and deputies worked to prevent trouble.
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Steubenville
Dillonvale
Joseph Httor
Industrial Workers of the World
W. G. Huscroft
No Ban on Monna Vanna Lifted in London
London June 13 reports a censor has raised the ban on Maeterlinck's play Monna Vanna, whose performance on the British stage had been forbidden. The decision allows staging of the drama.
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London
Maeterlinck
Vanes
Georgia Possums for Toronto Mayor in Ad Men Convention
Atlanta ads men present a possum cage to Toronto mayor and distribute 5000 cotton balls to delegates. The Toronto convention draws 350 overseas delegates from Germany to Bermuda, with focus on ethics and censorship. Competition for next year’s convention pits Chicago against San Francisco.
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W. F. Parkhorst
Toronto
Atlanta
Herken
Toronto Zoo
Germany
Honolulu
Shoushai
Philippines
New Zealand
Great Britain
Bermuda
R. C. Lowry
Philadelphia
R. R. Schuman
Chicago
BE. J. Difford
Minneapolis Journal
Fahira
San Francisco
Harriman to Succeed Thorne as Union Pacific VP Purchases
Announcement from New York on June 23 states that on July 1 W Averill Harriman will become vice president and director of purchases at Union Pacific railway replacing W V Thorne. Thorne will stay on the board of directors.
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Young Harrimen
Harness
New York
W. Averill Harriman
I. 1
Harriman
W. V. 5. Thorne
Union Pacific Railway
Mr. Thorne
Roosevelt Expected Today on Imperator Arrival at Harbor
New York reports the steamship Imperator with Theodora Roosevelt aboard is due in the lower harbor late tomorrow. A wireless bulletin says Colonel Roosevelt has virtually recovered from fever and plans a speech in Pittsburgh on June 30.
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Roosevelt
New York
Imperator
Theodora Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Woman shoots husband at home in Haltmins suburb
Mrs. Edgar McCauley shot and killed her husband as he entered their West Arlington residence after trying to keep him out. She told police she feared he was about to attack her. McCauley was a livestock dealer.
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Haltmins
Edgar McCauley
West Arlington
McCauley
President Hadley's Dynamic Brain at Yale
A June World’s Work article notes President Hadley’s dynamic, restless lecturing style. He paces, pumps an imaginary object, lifts his hands, and alternates gaze between students and the ceiling. His nervous energy masks a quick mind, often forgetting lines and restarting lectures.
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Hadley
Yale
Mr. Hadley
Convict Cave Disaster Kills Two Boys During Dig
In a convict camp accident two youths, Paul Cain and Henry Stedman, died after a cave-in near a dig site led by J. W. Cain. Neighbors watched as rescuers, including a chained convict, recovered the bodies amid grieving families. Paul Cain’s family included his foreman father. funeral details to follow from Greenberg & Bond.
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Kit” Carson
J. W. Cain
William
Katharine
Paul Cain
Henry Stedman
Henry
Bledman
Effie Stedman
Howard
Sehool
Sharon
Rut
Myr
Cain
Nicholson Construction Company
Ford Motor Com.pany
Grady
Greenberg & Bond Toot
Torrid Winds Push Temperatures Higher Across Regions
Washington reports a warm spell as southerly and southwestern winds send temperatures soaring nationwide. Center and south endure the heat while the Rocky Mountain area sees wide variation. Kansas City and St Louis reach the 90s, Chicago and Pueblo above 80, New York and Boston cooler around the 70s.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
Lake Region
New England
iMe
Kansas City
St Louis
Chicago
Lawmakers Meet for Fifty Day Grind in Georgia
Lawmakers gather for a fifty day session to extend the Western and Atlantic railroad. Administration bills propose ad valorem tax divisions with 4 mills apportioned to 21-2 to general school fund 31-3 to pension and general purposes. Other measures include early primary election, salaried solicitors general, lieutenant governor, agricultural department inspections, education committees, population law, child laws, women’s suffrage, state police board, and four year terms for officers.
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Western and Atlantic Railroad
General School Fund
Pension Fund
Adas Aga
ABIL
Georgii
AOL
Wonsitn
Graduation Ceremony Honors Host Amid Fundraising Efforts
An honor guest spoke at commencement as the school seeks to raise funds to support facilities and programs. The event highlighted malaria prevention and public health initiatives while praising the community’s efforts to strengthen local education.
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Vv. M. L
Gove
Dr L G Hardman Governor Bid Stresses Civic Welfare
Georgia candidate Dr L G Hardman of Jackson County, physician and former senator, campaigns on constructive agricultural and industrial development. He cites his record funding health, education, sanitation, nursing regulation, highways, vital statistics, and disease suppression, pledging a platform for all people.
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L. G. Hardman
Jackson County
Georgia Senate
Covington
W. J. Neel
Hardman
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