Mediation talks move amid Mexican internal rifts at Niagara Falls
Report from Niagara Falls Ontario dated June 6 notes anxiety among constitutionalists on whether to join informal mediation with Huerta delegates. Carranza firms up plans while some leaders favor conference, others hesitate amid Zacatecas victory. US influence seen to push diplomacy to resolve the Mexican crisis. Federals crushed at Zacatecas as Villas’ forces seize the city after heavy fighting.
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Carranza
Siagara Falls
United Staates
Huerta
Mexico
Cabrera
Hreceda
Iegara Falls
Ontario
Constitutionaliets
Zacatecas
United States
Japan threatens California land rights retaliation
Washington reports Japan may retaliate against Californians over California land law. The Japanese note of August 26 and promise to grant land to Americans hint at future reciprocity against American citizens in Japan. The United States must respond as discussions continue.
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Washington
California
Tokio
Toda
Bryan
Japan
Ida
United States
United State
Boernement
American Saengerbund Ends Feast of Song
In Louisville on June 26 the North American Saengerbund festival closed after three days of song. A mass chorus of 3000 male voices led My Old Kentucky Home and Break Spring Time On the Rhine drawing strong audience enthusiasm. Other highlights included Das Deutschland Lied with the mass chorus and Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Mme Marie Rappold and Rudolph Berga solos. a 2000-voice children’s chorus from Louisville schools. Clarence Whitenail selections. and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
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Lousville
Saengerbund
Old
Kentucky
Rhine
Behnelders
Mass Chorus
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
United Singers of Chicago
Mixed Mexican Civil War Report On Hostage and Death Probes
Dispatches describe constitutionalists besieged on a mountain flank by Federals with heavy losses for the defenders. Luis Terrazas Jr is declared safe, held as hostage while his family’s land interests face confiscation. A Caranza commission report on Benton and Bauch deaths is delivered but details are withheld. Rodriguez died of wounds from Zacatecas action.
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Constitutionalista
Villamen Luis Terrazas, JR
State Department
Washington
Luis Terrazes, Jr
Bryan
Terrazas
Chihuahua City
Chihuahua
Benton and Baugh
Carranzes
Monterey
Laredo
Texas
Carranza
William H Benton
Gustavus Bauch
Carranda
Ramon Fravstro
Benton
Bauch
Miguel Lara
Manuel Silva
Frindad Rodriguez
Zacatecas
Atlanta Tourists Set Sail for European Trip
Atlanta tourists depart Montreal after a Friday night of sightseeing and sail at daybreak Saturday for Glasgow and other European points. The party includes John North and wife Judge John T Pennington and wife Charles T Nunnally and wife George W Brine and wife Id T Kennedy and wife Mrs Edwin Stewart Misses Mary Stewart Elizabeth Blalock Mary Robinson Georgia Atkinson Maizie Thompson Miss Lyte Angus Perkerson and John Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Parkhurst
Montreal
Quebec
Atlanta
Gail
Glasgow
John |@ North
John T Pen ‘@ieton
Charles T Nunnally
George W Brine
Id T Kennedy
Edwin Stewart
Mary Stewart
Elizabeth Blalock
Mary Robinson
Georgia Atkinson
Maizie Thompson
Misa Lyte
Angus Perkerson
John Stewart
Militants refuse consent to trace in London
June 26 The militant group refuses any truce with the government over suffrage. Mrs Annie Besant president of the Theosophical Society appeals for peace under conditions for a bill in the next parliament. Miss Wyhe reports militants will not concede a truce. A suffragette, Miss Caney, arrested near the king's Nottingham visit, carried in her dressing bag an arsenal including detonators, fuse, benzine, pliers and glass cutter.
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London
Annie Besant
The
Theosophical Society
Billy
Miss Wyhe
Women's Social and Fusitical Union
Mrs Besant
Mise Trence Caney
Nottingham
Conditions in Albania Declared Anarchical
Athens June 26 George Fred Williams American minister to Greece reports Albania is in anarchical condition and the present regime is impracticable due to rivalries He appeals to powers to create a neutral state Durazzo reports vary with insurgent leaders supposedly negotiating terms while other dispatches warn of grave risk Vienna June 24 a volunteer force of retired officers is forming to protect the Prince of Wied with 1609 men enrolled.
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Athens
George Fred Wilams
Greece
Albania
Washington
Ma Walliams
Durazzo
Anti Catholic Crusade Charged to Rebels
Mexico City June 16. Archbishops Rey Francisco Plancarte y Navarrete of Linares and Rey Francisco Orezco y Jiminez of Guadalajara with French chargé d affaires conferred with Minister Cardoso de Oliveira on what they call the hostile attitude of the constitutionalists toward the Catholic church. They cited many instances, reporting Linares archdiocese greatly harmed by expulsion of priests and closure of churches. The Brazilian minister will send these statements to Washington to urge action to halt the constitutionalists’ alleged crusade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Francisco Plancarte Y Navarrete
Linares
Francisco Orezco Y Djiminez
Guadalajara
Baffalres
Cardoso de Oliveira
Monterey
State Department
Washington
Rebels in Skirmishes South of Zacatecas
A June 26 message from General Angeles reports ongoing minor clashes south of Zacatecas after Villas took the town. Federals escaping capture are reportedly heading toward Aguas Caliente, destroying bridges behind them. Colonel Eduardo Hay, named chief of staff to General Carranza, will arrive in El Paso tonight en route to Saltillo, coming from Culiacan where he acted as chief of staff to General Iturbe in Sinaloa.
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Zacatecas
el Paso
Texas
General Angeles
Villas
Aguas Calientea
Eduardo Hay
Carranza
Hi Paso
Saltillo
Culiacan
Geneal Iturbe
Sinaloa State
Holds Saxe to Blame for Empress Disaster
Quebec June 26 The Empress of Ireland wreck inquiry heard Butler Aspinall KC argue the collier was responsible for the May 29 disaster in which 1014 people died The first direct claim of personal fault came when Aspinall alleged Third Officer Saxe took the wheel from the helmsman and put it hard aport to the port side of the Storstad’s collision path.
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Quebec
Storstad
Butler Aspinall KC
Empress of Ireland Wreck Commission
Aspinsk
Saxe
Agricultural editors honor Chas Whittle at meeting
Charles A Whittle of the Georgia College at Agriculture was elected president of the conference of Agricultural College and Experiment Station Editors at the closing session. M Kile of the University of West Virginia was elected vice president and Sidney Ruttenberg of Clemson College, South Carolina, named to the executive committee.
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Lexington By
Charles A Whittle
The
Georgia College At Agriculture Today
Conference of Agricultura College and Experiment Station
M Kile
University of West Virginia
Signey, S Ruttenberg
Clemson
College South Carolina
Report on New Haven Expected Soon
Washington dispatch says officials of the Interstate Commerce Commission will send a report on its investigation of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad to the Senate in the near future. The commission believes the report is practically drawn up and will include all testimony taken, in line with a Senate resolution.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York New Haven
Hadford
Senate
Sulzer's Friends Organize Anti-Tammany League
Rochester New York June 6 Sulzer's supporters representing fifteen western New York counties met to form an anti Tammany Democratic League of New York State to name a provisional state committee and consider selecting an entire State ticket for the Democratic primaries. A similar statewide meeting is planned for August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Bulzer Democrats
New York
Democratic League of New York
Atate
Sulzers
Owen Bill Sent Back to Senate Committee
Owen bill for federal regulation of stock exchanges was reported to the Senate yesterday and sent back to the banking and currency committees today. Senators objected to the favorable report from the committee meeting, which was attended by less than half the membership, as they succeeded in re referring the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waatington Jana
La Salle Street Bank Shaky Three Years Ago
A Chicago report reveals La Salle Street National Bank, predecessor to La Salle Street Tenet and Savings, was unstable three years earlier under William Lorimer and C B Munday. A Clearing House committee urged asset shifts and cautioned against officer loans, with the bank later surrendering its charter and becoming a savings bank. A receiver was named for related East St Louis firms, while ex Senator Paynter explained a $40,000 notes transaction tied to Lorimer.
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Chesgo
la Salle Street National Bank
la Salle Street Tenet and Savings Bank
William Lorimer
C B Munday
James ‘H Wilkerson
United States
Chicago Clearing House Association
Lorimer
Clearing House Association
Wilkerson
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Lanmer and Gallagher Company
East St Louis
Nave
William Niblack
Frankfort
Thomas H Puynter
Kentucky
la Salle Street Bank
Chicago
Paynter
Senate
Lorimers
Wunddy
Dalton Secures Next B Y P U Convention
Sandersville Ga June 78 Special The State Boy P A convention adjourned this morning at 11 o clock as the largest attended meeting. Three hundred fifty delegates left on special cars at noon. Two cars carried Atlanta and north Georgia delegations. Dr John White delivered a sermon to an overflowing congregation. The next annual convention will be held at Dalton in June.
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Sandersville
Twa
Atlanta
North Georgia
John White
Dalton
Kaiser In Command Of British Fleet
Kiel June 26 The German emperor visited the British flagship of the second battle squadron Big George Von with Admiral of the fleet as anchor, hosted by Vice Admiral Sir George Warrenger who was outranked by the emperor in his capacity as a British admiral. The emperor remained aboard for an hour, effectively in supreme command of the fleet, and was saluted with 21 guns instead of 23 upon departure.
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Kiel
Germany
Big George von
Flax
George Warrenger
Normnally
One Dead and Several Hurt in N C Hotel Fire
A Guilford hotel blaze in Teensboro North Carolina killed traveling salesman Henry T Colum of Philadelphia by suffocation and injured several others. Firemen carried fifty guests down ladders as flames broke out at seven in the morning in a back room. No serious injuries reported among the injured and the fire’s cause was not yet determined.
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Teensboro
Henry T Colum
Philadelphia
Guilford
English Earl Nabbed at Kiel Dock as Spy
London June 26 A Kiel dispatch to The Daily Mail says Bark Bragsey who served as civil lord of the British admiralty secretary to the admiralty and president of the Institute of Naval Architects was arrested by police yesterday while passing the imperial dock yard in the vicinity of his yacht. He was held on suspicion of being a spy. It took more than an hour to establish his identity and obtain his release.
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London
Kiel
Daily Mail
Bark Bragsey
British Admiralty
Admiralty
Institute of Naval Architects
Westerday
Imperial Dock
Beme
Salvador Protest Accelerates Nicarguan Treaty Debate
Washington June 26 Senator Smith of Michigan presented a cablegram from El Salvador protesting the proposed NATO style treaty with Nicaragua. The protest centers on concessions linked to the Gulf of Fonseca where the United States seeks a naval base if the treaty is ratified.
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Washington
Smith
Michigan
Senate
Salvador
Gulf of Fonseca
United States
Three Negroes Murdered in Madison Alabama
Nashville dispatch reports that Sanford wife and granddaughter, along with another Negro, were killed today at Madison Alabama. EW Jones is alleged to be the shooter, aided by a man who concealed him as the trio entered the gate. Police pursue Jones as a Huntsville special notes the incident. A K Tablets The Headache Relievers.
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Nashville Town
Loge
Sanford
Madison Ala
EW Jones
Hunteville
Jones
Tombstones as Symbols in Temperance Exhibit at Chicago Convention
At a Sunday school convention in Chicago the science temperance federation of Boston presented a grim exhibit. Graves painted black symbolize deaths in Basel due to alcohol, while wooden convict figures with statistics illustrate the link to strong drink. Rev Wilbur F Crafts cited China’s opium suppression as a global temperance success and noted British embassy figures on opium trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Temperance Federation of
Boston
Basle
Switzerland
Alcbole
China
Wilbur F Crafts
Washington
Automobile Contest Closes At Midnight
Contest closes at midnight with ballot box deliveries and mailed remittances. Postmarks before closing count, telegraphic proofs allowed, and telephone submissions permitted. Votes must be sealed or mailed. complaints must be immediate. Winners announced after totals tabulated and reviewed by judges.
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Fawaser
Lightning strikes ruin wheat field near Dacoms farm
A severe storm in Alfalfa county caused two wheat heading machines to be badly wrecked. Workers on John Johnson’s machine were injured. one person at Babyers farm was struck and the team knocked down while Harry Wright was thrown and left unconscious. An eighty acre field on James Young’s farm at Lane burned from lightning.
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Guthrie Okfa
John Johnson
Dacoms
Henry Smith
George Zewler
M Gray
Ba Byers
Harry Wright
Lane
James Young
Husband Spanking Case Ends With Charge Withdrawn
In Jamaica New York a 20 year old bride Mrs Lous Lapareone told special sessions she disobeyed her husband and he spanked her claiming a right to punish. Judge Salmon Yee asked if the wife believed the husband had a right to punish and she replied that wives should obey. The judge allowed the assault charge to be withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lous Lapareone
Jamaica
Salmon Yee
Wilson considering request for troops in Butte riot
Word reached Butte on June 2 that President Wilson weighs Governor Stewart’s plea for federal troops amid a riot that left one man dead and several wounded. County Attorney McCaffery vows vigorous prosecutions, with inquest set to name suspects. Police casualties reported. unions and authorities prepare a strong campaign against lawlessness.
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Butte Mont
Wilson
Stewarts
Joseph McCaffery
Miners Union
Hhis
Edward Noy
Butte
Attorne
Anacondia
Mayer
Helena
Anaconda
Moyer
Visi Antanda
Record Heat Sweeps Mississippi and Alabama States
A heat wave drives temperatures to record highs across Mississippi and neighboring Alabama. Official readings top 101 degrees, with local highs reaching 105 degrees in places and 1095 degrees historic misprint noted. Prostrations reported as sunburns and heat stress rise in cities like Lugcaloonss Union Springs and Gadsden, while New Orleans and surrounding areas endure extreme mid June heat.
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Contromers Montgomers
Nlock
Union Springs
Gadsden
New Orleans
New Orleana
Mississippi
Louisiang
Credit Men Honor Herbert E Choate at Rochester Meeting
At the National Association of Credit Men closing session in Rochester on June 26 officers were elected including President Charles Macks first vice president H G Moore second vice president Herbert L Chante and a board of directors with John McCallender Dex Moines J G Davis Dallas and Frank Flag New York among others. The event concluded with remarks and plans for the association's next convention. In a separate note Marion Ohi 36 dreamed of being shot and a police investigation found a steel jacketed bullet tied to a quarrel among foreigners.
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Rochester N
National Association of Credit
Charles Macks
New York
H G Moore
Kansas City
Second View
Herbert L. Chante
Avanta Board of Directors
John
Mc Callender
Dex Moines
J G Davis Dallas
Kingsbury
Rochester T
Metaisland
Whita
McConis
Los Angeles
George
Morton Boston Woo Munroe &T Lows
Salisbury
Seales
Lomaile
Ry & Isheffey
Lynchburg Va
Marion Ohi
John Fostell
Navy officer spreads typhoid germs on ship
Washington June 26. The navy has Typhoid War. An officer distributes a vigorous collection of typhoid germs among shipmates after arrival at a shore station. An epidemic of typhoid fever breaks out. Doctors guess at the cause while investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Boy Paralysis and Blindness After Poison Weed In Dover
York June 26 Walter March son of Mr and Mrs Jacob March of Dover became suddenly paralyzed and lost his sight after eating a poisonous weed growing against the backyard fence. The child ate a considerable quantity before the parents discovered it and he was taken to Dr Hamme who administered antidotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Walter Marchson
Jacob March
Dover
Bina
Cf Hamme
Two Rembrandts Found in Stockholm National Museum
Swedish art experts in Stockholm announce the discovery of two Rembrandt paintings in the National Museum gallery. The works titled A Portrait of a Woman and Abraham's Sacrifice are described as from the master's early period and are now attributed to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrandts
Stockholm
Sweden
National Museum Gallery
Membrandta
Abrahams Bacrifice
Wrightsville Beach Round Trip Offer in June
Wrightsville Beach and return for 600 dollars on June 30. Make reservations now with Ivy 194 at Seaboard.
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Wrightsville Beach
Ivy
Seaboard
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Island Empire
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Agricultural Editors
Chas. Whittle
New Haven
Sulzer
Anti-Tammany League
Owen Bill
Lasalle Street
Clearing House
Kaiser
N.C
Kiel Dock
Weather Bureau
Credit
Herbert E. Choate
Snowdvitt
A Fries Cash Gro
S. Broad St
Armour’s
Ian A
WhitehaLl
Ieeses Furters
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