Mediation Protocol Advances in Mexican Crisis Talks
The protocol drafted to resume US Mexico talks sets no indemnity for the United States and creates commissions to settle private claims from the revolutions. Delegates including Luis Cabrera Rafael Zubarán and Jose Vasconcelos travel to Washington while Villa signals willingness to accept the results. The plan envisions a provisional Mexican government recognized by the US with restored diplomatic relations and an amnesty for foreigners.
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United States
Mexico
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
United States of America
International Commissions
Stop Sweets If Kidney Worries You Ad
An old advertisement claims Stuart's Buchu and Juniper compound cleanses kidneys and bladder, reduces uric acids, and cures diabetes. It warns against sweets and urges taking a spoonful after meals plus plenty of water for better kidney function.
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Stuart
Mediation talks on Mexican crisis and Carranza stance
Article summarizes mediation efforts in Washington and Niagara Falls regarding the Mexican civil conflict. It notes mediators seek a peaceful settlement, a provisional government, and elections, while Carranza rejects rapid elections and church property returns, and discussions involve Calderon, Espinosa, and Urquidi among others.
Skin Diseases Often a Mystery
The text promotes a blood purifier claimed to cure eruptive skin diseases by circulating through the body in minutes. It asserts the product clears eruptions, replaces damaged tissue, and ends with a sales pitch for Swift Specific Co. at 163 Swift Building, Atlanta, Ga.
Calderon report on US demands in Niagara Falls mediation denied
Washington officials denied a New Orleans dispatch attributed to Mr Calderon claiming the United States pressed General Carranza for terms to admit constitutionalist representatives to the Niagara Falls mediation. The denial stated the US never made such conditions and that the alleged demands could have come from Huerta delegates or mediators. Carranza and Huerta alike had refused prior obligations over debts and compliance. Representatives of the constitutionalists sought clarification after the denial.
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Luis Cabrera
Rafael Zubaran
Jose Vasconcelos
Washington
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Ovo
Tone
Constitutionalist Party
General Huerta
Puthermore
Mexico
Carranza
New Orleans
Alfredo Breceda
Carransa
Huerta
Byeceda
Fernando “Iglesias Calderon
Calderon
United States
Breceda
Espinosa
Niagara Falla
Hataet
Ubaran
Constitutionalist
Agenvy
Sattitlo
General Carranza
Urquidi
Constitutionalista
Venustiang "Carranza
Fernando ® Iglesing Calderon
Uberal
Niagara Falls
Mr. Calderon
Thea
Constitutionalists
Huerta for Gens Forces Evacuate San Luis Potosi
A courier report to General Carranza states federal troops at San Luis Potosi have mostly withdrawn leaving a small garrison. Maj. Maus forces are moved to reinforce Aguas Calientes and to garrison Queretaro while constitutionalists push toward the railroad fifty kilometers away. Rail repairs continue to speed the advance.
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Seis
Mexico
Sune So
Ware
Texas
San Li Potosi
Carranza
Joaquin Maus
Aguas Calientes
Queretaro
Federala
San Luia Portost
Divorced woman held in death of lover in Stamford
Waldo B. Ballou, 70, ex-city council member, died from skull fracture after being found unconscious on a Stamford street. Mrs. Helen M. Angle, 40, a divorcee, is under arrest as police scrutinize her account of the events and blood stains are found at her apartment. She admits carrying Ballou outside and hiding evidence while seeking to avoid notoriety.
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Stamford
Conn
Waldo B. Ballou
Hélen’ M. Angle
Ballou
Angle
Brennan Ballou
Waldo
Public bequests in Mrs Jesup will of June 44
New York June 44 Mrs Morrig K Jesup files her will leaving large sums to public and ecclesiastical bodies and relatives. The American Museum of Natural History receives 5 900 000 for research work. Syrian Protestant College Beirut 400 000. Yale 400 000. Union Theological Seminary 230 000. Zeus Men s Christian Association 250 000. American Sunday School Union and New York City Mission and Tract Society 159 000 each. Women s branch 100 000. Board of Home Missions Presbyterian 160 000. other bequests to foreign missions boards Women s Hospital Williams College Hampton and Tuskegee Institutes and 50 000.
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New York
Morrig K. Jesup
American Sunday School Union
New York City Mission and Tract Society
Board of Home Missions
Ths Freebyterian Church
Foreign Missions Board
Women's Hospital
Williams Coll
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
Hampton
Tuskegee Normal and Agricultural Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Forced to Surrender to Eastman Pressure
Lincoln Photo Supply owner Stephen A. Shilling testified that Eastman Kodak pressured his Lincoln Nebraska firm into selling at a price named by Eastman, during the government suit against Eastman Kodak. Arthur M. Hopkins testified that a window display of an opposition product triggered notices that discounts on supplies were discontinued.
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Buffalo, N
Eastman Kodak Company
Lincoln Photo Supply Company
Lincoln
Neb
Stephen A. Shilling
Eastman
Shilling
Arthur M. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Eastman Company
Hand Urged for Class C Director of Fed Reserve Bank
Judson T. Hand of Pelham Georgia has been endorsed by the Georgia delegation for a class C director seat on the board of the Federal Reserve Bank at Atlanta. Indorsed by commercial and banking houses, his name awaits action with others to be named next month. If named before July 4, commissions would date from last January for a six month term.
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Washington
Judson T. Hand
Pelham
Georgia
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Organization Committee
Hand
Atlanta
Cleveland Remembered by Grover Cleveland Association
A New York committee of the Grover Cleveland association led by George F. Parker sent a wreath to Princeton cemetery to honor Vice President Cleveland on the anniversary of his death. The wreath is a yearly tribute, and the committee includes surviving members of Cleveland's cabinet such as Mayor Mitchel, Alton B Parker, and George B. Cortelyou among others.
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Cleveland
New York
Grover Cleveland Association
George F. Parker
Princeton
Mitchel
Gudwe Alton B Parker
George B. Cor- Slyou
King Peter abdicates Servia throne to Crown Prince Alexander
Belgrade June 24 King Peter I of Servia is reported to have abdicated in favor of his second son Prince Alexander while his eldest son Prince George had renounced succession earlier. The ukase delegates government to Alexander during the king’s absence. Alexander, born December 4, 1888, is educated in St. Petersburg and regarded as popular and refined.
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Prince Alexander
Belgrade
Peter I
Servia
Alexander
George
Vranja
Serbia
Royal
Drage
Geneva
Peter
Switzerland
Stayer
Forsien Legion
Milan
St. Petersburg
Death to Be Paroled in Bosschieter Case
Trenton New Jersey June 24 the board of prison inspectors will on Friday formally grant parole to William A Death one of four men convicted in 1901 for the death of Jennie Bosschieter. He has served about one third of a thirty year sentence and has been regarded as a model prisoner.
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Trenton
N. J
Board of Prison Inspectors
William A. Death
Jennie Bosschieter
Jennie Bosschelter
Colonel J. W. English Jr Rested in Oakland
The funeral of Colonel James W. English Jr a prominent Atlanta figure who died in New York was held Wednesday at 4 36 p m from his father's home at 40 Cone Street Rev Richard Orme Flinn officiated and interment followed at Oakland.
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James W. English, Jr
Atlanta
New York
Orelock
James W. English
Cone Street
Richard Orme Flinn
Oakland
Landlady says Carter beat a board bill
The Con stitution reports WM Carter electrician faced $26,000 damages suit from City Electrician Turner over barred entry to electrical contracting. Carter’s former landlady in Pike county issued a warrant for his arrest on beating a board bill. He posted bond at the county jail and awaits Pike county appearance.
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WM. Carter
City
Turner
Just Blackmail Says Roosevelt Intractable Debate
Kent Wilson advocates blackmail payment of 25 million with reference to U S policy toward Mexico and Colombia. The speaker defends the Panama Canal acquisition and condemns covert arms handling while accusing opponents of rewarding blackmail if the treaty is ratified.
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Kent Wilson
Mesico
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Colombia
Roosevelt Defends Perkins and Hints at Indoor Speakings
New York June 4 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt vigorously defends George W Perkins chair man of the Progressive national executive committee whose resignation was demanded by Amos Pinchot Pinchot said Perkins linked to big business and unfit Roosevelt said Perkins has been the most useful member of the party in faith for principles concerning corporations workers and social progress He rejected the idea of reading Perkins or himself out of the party Roosevelt plans further indoor speeches after declining open air tours and will speak in Pittsburgh June 30 Meanwhile in Washington Rep Murdoch Progressives favor Roosevelt running for governor and expect him to be forced into the race
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Progressive National Executive Committee
Amos Pinchot
Pinchot
Perkins
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Progressive Party
Wwaxeearner
Toogevelt
Hamilton Rice
Oyster Bay
Washington
Representative Murdoch
Meverner
Hunger strike ends in death of convicted father
Holy Springs Mississippi June 24 L B Matthews a ten year prisoner died in his cell after a ten day hunger strike begun a month earlier jail officials say Matthews was convicted of brutality and mistreatment of his young son in Benton county the incident followed a buzgar strike in the jail period.
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Holy Springs
Miss
L. B. Matthews
Rimuelz
Matthews
Benton County
The Secret of Hot Springs Waters
The Interior Department reports Hot Springs Arkansas waters are rich in radioactive gases. The gases, not radium salts, account for curative claims for rheumatism and numerous ailments. Hot Springs is a government resort with regulated bath charges, affordable hotels, tennis, golf, and mountain scenery. Climate is mild, with few mosquitoes, inviting visitors to write for details and souvenir booklets.
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Interior Department
United States
Bertram B. Bolwood
Yale College
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Bright
America
U 8
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