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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1914

Page

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Mediation Talks Near Collapse in Mexico Crisis

Justice Lamar declares the United States must insist on acceptance of its plan for pacification. If Huerta delegates do not yield, mediation ends Monday. American and Huerta positions on provisional president remain unchanged as Wilson weighs broader actions if mediation fails. Argentine Minister Naon visits Washington after talks with Wilson, Bryan, and Cabrera.

Lamar United States Niagara Falls Ont Justice Lamar Emilio Rabasa Hher Mexico Huerta Ambassador da Gama Brazil Suarez Chile Pub Vera Cruz General Huerta Wilson Washington Naon Bryan and Luis] Cabrera Washington Agency The Constitutionalists

Moyer presides meeting of conservative miners in Butte

In Butte on June 20 Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners presided over the conservative faction meeting aimed at building a sound business basis and maintaining federation jurisdiction. Seceders planned a 5000 seat hall for their next gathering and disclosed future action. Moyer was joined by James Ward of the American Federation of Labor. United Mine Workers aid via a telegram from John P. White was pledged. Inquiry into Nicaragua bond issues prompts senate summons to probe oversales.

Butte Mont Western Federation of Miners Charles H. Moyer Moyer James Ward Mining Department American Federation of Labor Trinidad Colo United Mine Workers of America Mr. Moyer John P. White

Police Inspector Norton Slain in Boston Shootout

Police Inspector Thomas I Norton was killed and Lawrence Robinson, sought in Grand Rapids Mich for a triple murder, was wounded after Norton attempted arrest. Two inspectors and Joseph Daniels exchanged fire in a restaurant and in the street. Daniels was captured. In Denver, the Spurgeon case jury which failed at the second trial was discharged and a third trial set for July 6.

Boston Thomas I’. Norton Lawrence Robinson Grand Rapids Mich Norton Robinson Joseph Daniels Daniels Spurgeon Denver Robert Owen Otis L. Spurgeon Des Moines

New York Sets Sail for Europe After Repair

The steamship New York sailed from New York bound for Southampton carrying 415 cabin passengers and about 3.6 million dollars in gold and silver. The ship, damaged last Saturday in a collision with the Pretoria, was repaired before departure.

New York Rhne American Line Pretoria Southampton Europe

Brandeis Opposes Broad Powers on Railroad Securities

Louis D Brandeis of Boston criticizes a house bill granting the interstate commerce commission supervisory powers over railroad securities. He urges to prohibit regulations beyond carrier business and to bar railroads from issuing securities for non carrier ventures unless for railroad property expansion or improvement. He offers an amendment reflecting these limits.

Washington House Interstate Commerce Commission Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Louis D. Brandeis Boston Commission Brandeia Brandeis

Review of Trade Confidence Unshaken and Steady Volume

Dan's Review of Trade reports overall steadiness in trade volume despite incomplete satisfaction. Bountiful harvest prospects, busy Worsted mills, and firm woolen prices support activity, while footwear remains weak with some signs of improvement. Iron and steel show mixed signals but overall improvement. weekly failures total 333 versus 264 last year.

New York Dan

Dyer Loses Seat as Gill Declared Elected

In Washington on June 20 L C Dyer of St Louis Missouri Republican for the Twelfth District was unseated by a 147 to 98 House vote The contest was brought by Democrat Michael J Gill and a 126 to 108 vote later declared Gill legally elected He immediately took the oath of office.

Washington L. C. Dyer St. Louis Missouri House Michael J. Gill Gill

Baseball Results From Major Leagues and Minor Circuits

Federal League Baltimore 4 Kansas 5 Brooklyn 8 St Louis 6. American League Boston 2 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 St Louis 6 Washington 2 Detroit 2. National League St Louis 5 Boston 7 Cincinnati 0 New York 6 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 7. Western League Sioux City 2 Omaha 6 Lincoln 0 Topeka 1 Des Moines 4 St Joseph 2 Wichita 9 Denver 3. Nebraska State League Hastings 4 Grand Island 6 York 6 Kearney 7 Superior 1 Norfolk 4 Beatrice 3 Columbus 4.

Baltimore Kansas Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Chicago Philadelphia Washington Detroit Cincinnati New York Sioux City Omaha Lincoln Topeka Des Moines St. Joseph Wichita Denver Nebraska State League Hastings Grand Island York Kearney Superior Norfolk Beatrice Columbus

Detectives Seek $85,000 Missing From Trust Box

Pittsburgh detectives hunt for eighty five thousand dollars vanished from a Colonial Trust deposit box. The loss was discovered on June and kept secret to aid a quiet investigation. officers have found no trace of the money.

Pittsburgh Colonial Trust Company

Iowa Transfers and Court Rulings Across State Board

Des Moines reports state board of control appointments at Cherokee and Knoxville hospitals plus reappointment of P. W. Crumbacker in Council Bluffs. Supreme Court rules intoxication not a defense in the prison murder case. county attorneys fault motor vehicle delinquent lists. Des Moines chamber asks Congress to adjourn. justice suspends W F Condon. Gambling bans affect candy raffles and dice games. insurance and employer liability issues noted. Senate confirms B R Moore as marshal for Northern Iowa district amid opposition.

Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Iowa Congress Des Moines State Board of Control M. N. Voldeng Cherokee State Hospital George Donohoe Knoxville Cherokee W. P. Crumbacker Council Bluffs Supreme Court Pierce Wilson Josephine Wilson Oskaloosa Wilson Allen Secretary of State Carl H. Kehler Granger Weaver Cunningham Auto Clearing House Kahler Anderson Madrid Directory Board Condon Webster County District Court W. F. Condon Fort Dodge District Court High Court Cosson

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