Mediators Cease Effort to Restore Peace in Mexico
The article reports that mediation in Mexico has effectively paused as diplomats await Carranza's stance on sending delegates to meet Huerta's representatives. Washington will press for negotiations while Brazilian Ambassador Da Gama and ministers Suarez and Naoy head for reassignments, with final arrangements left to Mexican authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Athea
Mexico
Carranza
Delates
Huerta
Mexico City
Niagara Falls
Ont
da Gama
Brazil
Suarez
Naoy
Child
Argentina
Ambassador da Gama
Long Branch
N. J
Luis Cabrera
Sunter
Ecuador
Peru
United States
Uies
Lol
Wen
Bryan
Roosevelt Speaks in Pittsburg Campaign Stop
Former President Roosevelt opened the 1914 campaign with a five hour visit to Pittsburg. He attacked Wilson administration policies and the Democratic party, urged support for the Progressive ticket, and praised no olive branch to Republicans. Roosevelt appeared husky and weary, with reduced vigor, as he addressed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Roosevelt
Pitteburg
Pennsylvania
Joagho
Wilken
Molise Penroye
Col. Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Iris Apeech
Col Rayvevelt
Republican Party
Republicary
Murder at Dr Carman's Office Shocks Hempstead
In Freeport Hempstead last night Mrs. William D Batley 87 was shot through a widowpane in Dr Edward Carman's office. Police hunt motive and suspect as Mr Batley learns his wife was Carman’s patient. The killing occurred as the couple rode from Hempstead to Freeport seeking Carman’s advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
N.Y
William D. Batley
Henpatoad
Edward Corman
Corman
Aravel
Mr. Bailey
Hempevend
Brooklyn
Wills Follow Deaths of Shelburne Men
Burlington July probate records reveal William H Whiteside and William Lawnon died within hours of each other. Autopsy by Dr. Stone and Dr. Whitney, at State's Attorney Hopkins direction, cites uraemic poisoning from Bright's disease. Whiteside had two wills dated July 23 and July 27, naming Mrs Huson, Jennie V Ames, Mrs Bacon, and others, with prior wills reportedly not destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
William H. Whiteside
William Lawnon
Shelburne
Mar Whiteside
B.H. Stone
State Laboratory
Charles F. Whitney
Theodore E H. Hopkins
Whiteside
W. T H. Bacon
Shel Inline Pond
Deveaved
Bright
Huson
Jennie Ve Ames
Fleetwood Tells How He Would Run Vermont Governor Bid
Morrisville July 9 Fleetwood announced his candidacy for Vermont governor and outlined a platform urging a direct primary, campaign finance limits, anti-corruption enforcement, campaign expense publicity, debt taxation exemption, natural resource conservation, simplified legal procedure, public service regulation, workers compensation, state spending cuts, and a straightforward administration free of gilded promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Frederick
Fleetwood
Vermont
Bossulriver
Dhe
Tar Cone
Rutland Chauffeur Churchill Faces Grand Larceny Charge
In Rutland a chauffeur, L Chairchill of Magnachusette, is jailed awaiting trial on grand larceny after allegedly stealing about 63,000 from Thomas Codman of South Lincoln Muse. Churchill, who drove Codman, was said to have painted a cream car black and attempted to pawn the vehicle through Rutland garages and To cast doubt on the owner, the suspect claimed hard luck while detailing his plan to sell the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
L. Chairchill
Magnachusette
Chuvelall
Rubhin
Rod Auto Camping
Ordein
Campau
Willow Street
Juane Young
Charehill
Attos
Marrett
Massachusette
Cadman
South Lincoln
Clurebil
Pate Wind Ward
Yeiliee Amd
Tates
Peter
South Linentey
Tie Gale
Office Politics Scandal In Immigration Service
Washington officials opened an inquiry into alleged misconduct within the immigration service. Inspector Ainsworth is accused of taking cheap supplies and hotel money from government contractors, while Chief Larned and others face charges over site selection at Baltimore and handling of Chinese exclusion cases. The probe, ordered by Secretary Wilson, targets several inspectors and aides in the labor and immigration departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ty Imigraton Minow
Asaletan
FH. Larned
Frank H. Ainsworth
Sap’ Francisca
Roger O'Donnell
R. H. Taylor
J. H. Hebrie
Densiore
Labor Department
Xcamlal
Yeaterday
Wilson
Larned
Hacker
Dennett
Teytorland Hoeborie
Ainaworth
Conciet
Ainsworth
Angel Island
Out
Federal Civil Service Wague White
Washington On
Baltinore
O'Donnell
Taylor
Urgent Relief Funds Sought After Salem Fire
A Salem relief committee voted to reissue a campaign appeal for aid for fire sufferers. A state bill aimed at permitting and regulating building permits was filed at the State House. Pater Levesque was arrested and sentenced to a month in the house of correction for disposing of waste paper in the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Relief Committee
Pater Levesque
Hetice of Correction
El Paso Aide Seeks Peace Between Rebels
Miguel Dine Lambardo, representing the constitutionalists in Paris, cables he will go to El Paso to act as unofficial peace commissioner between Carranza and Villa. Preparations for negotiations between Villa and Mexican representatives are incomplete, delaying Villa’s ultimate aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
el Paso
Tex
Miguel Dine Lambardo
Toy
Carranm
Villa
Ti Wrae
Crrmaze
Mexico
Conspiracy Claims Archduke’s Assassination Plot Foiled
Reported from Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s entourage, the alleged plot against him and the Duchess is described as nearly escape-proof by conspirators. A luncheon table at the city hall and a separate room in a chapel are cited as settings tied to the alleged plan. The plotters reportedly face death after decades since the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frama Ferdinand
Rospia
Ayers
Tina
Left Public Bequests. Mrs. Wells Remembered in Will
The will of Willie Wells of St Johnsbury distributes funds to Sunnet Home, Brigbrook Hospital, and Grove Methodist Church. After several bequests the remainder goes to Grove Methodist Church of Olstin town. Wells lived alone and was found dead in her home last Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wells
St. Johnsbury
St Johnsbery
Willie Welle
Sunnet
Brigbrook Hospital
Olsin
Conductor Loses Leg in Railroad Accident
An employee on the Easton and Maine Railroad near Newport, New Hampshire, suffered life altering injuries when a special train collided with a car. The man, husband of five, was operated on at a hospital and remains in critical condition as authorities investigate the crash details and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Easton and Maine Railroad
Newheinjos
Mt Molvabbry
Horton
Newport
Johnsoniews and Sporting Paper Appointment Details
Fragmentary report notes Landon and Lack Johnson connected with the Office of a sporting paper. Text references dates in October and plans for Johnson to be active in a narrow role. The readable fragments imply an appointment or assignment within a sports publication context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Johnson
San Baieford
Milk Company in Trouble in Vergennes
In Vergennes on July 1 patrons of the Boston Dairy company of Vermont, tied to the Latin Condmined Milk Company, report a board of trust appointed by crediting banks has taken possession to stabilize finances. The letter by Charles Wilbur of Boston claims $128,000 in receivables, promising to collect debts and guarantee future patron payments, with the company operating about two years and facing bank concerns in Middlebury and Rutland areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergennes
Boston Dairy Company
Vermont
Charles Wilbur
Boston
Middlebairy
Sears
Hutland
de Samipany
Middlebury Bank
Charles
Viney
Quarryman Seriously Hurt Leaving Quarry in Seater Hill
Salvatene Croell, a 22 year old employee of Dureh Keen & Co, Seater Hill, was badly injured when slate fell as he helped move a stone at the quarry after the day’s work. He fell to the bottom, suffering facial injuries, with medical aid summoned at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vile Haven
Salvatene Croell
Dureh & Keen & Oo
Seater Hill
Italy
Curiosity Killed A Sailor In Brockton Shell Accident
In Brockton Massachusetts a six pound percussion shell relic of the Chinese revolution exploded while Thomas Wayne Cook attempted to remove its cover. He was instantly killed and a bystander Stephen F Heal was gravely injured losing a hand. The shell had been brought home by Cook a sailor on the United States battleship Helena then in Chinese waters. Cook was 26 and married. He was reportedly wed to Heat's age in 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Thomas Wayne Cook
Stephen F. Heal
Heal
Oun
Cook I
United States
Helena
International Feet
Cook
Mar Iate Heat
Big turnout at 7th Washington County Congregational gathering
The 7th annual meeting of the Washington County Association of Congregational Churches drew 52 delegates and about 40 visitors despite rain, with Berlin Congregational Church hosting. Rev. William A. Remele of Waitfield led the sessions, and committees were named for ministerial standing, advisory work, and religious education. The next meeting will be at the Congregational church of East Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
F. Blomfield
Frank Blomiekl
Berlin
Barre
J. W. Harnett
Northfield
James Ramage
Charles JH. Chapin Faiding
J. W. Burnett
Reve, Bailey
James H. Sargent
P. Blomfield
William J. Bolcourt
H. G. Wooden
James A. Sargent
J. W. Barenett
Janis Ramage
William L. Rajcourt
R. Demeritt
Man Found Injured Near Spring Grove Station
Edmond Deming of Burlington was found yesterday afternoon at the Spring Grove camp ground station with a severely injured left arm after a fall from a train. Three New Haven section men found him and helped, Dr W J White treated the severed arteries, and he was taken to Toerlington for further care.
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Middlebury
Edmond Deming
Burlington
Spring Grove
New Haven
Mill
Denning
L.A. Haber
W. J. White
Ted
Demming
New Haves Nanethon
Middletury
Senate to hold conference on antitrust reform actions
Washington lawmakers planned a late day conference to push the labor reentry program and anticipated a resolution marking progress toward antitrust legislation. The meeting was set by Senate Democrats with majority leader Erik as a leading figure in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Senate Democrats
Ubour
Erik
Speeding car crash near Woodbury injures two
A boil touring car owned by John Papin of Bolster avenue left the road on a 26 foot embankment between Hardwick and Woodbury yesterday. Two occupants suffered painful injuries, Joseph Corti and Mr Papin’s party endured bruises with one driver escaping uninjured. Doctors in Hardwick treated the injured. Corti's recovery is expected to take a few days.
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John Papin
Bolster Avenue
Woodbury
Joseph Corti
A. Tomasi
Pagrin
Dia Joy
Shepard
Hardwick
Hirdwick
Runalwit Dat
Etr
Mer. Corti
Websterville case grants continuance in Garcia contraband probe
In Websterville six witnesses testified today in the state v Francisco Garcia case. The hearing was continued by stipulation to July 1 to allow subpeonaed witnesses, with Garcia released on $300 bond. Officers included Deputy Sheriff Cutler Morrison Gamble who seized beer and whiskey at the Garcia home.
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Websterville
Francisco Garcia
Inez
Italy
Atttorney
J. W. Carver
William Wishardandl EL
Scott
Peter Connora
Sanguinetti Quarry
Garcia
Nothitur
Jolinean House
Herbert Amedie
Wells-Lamaon Co
Matthew Burns
John Miler
Jones Bros
Webstervilly
Conor Medor
Angus McCquen
Sherif W. F. Cutler
South Barre
Donalne
Murray
Jaror Wishart
Wen
Universalist Church hears Christian Science lecture
Rev. William P. McNenzie of Dridge Massachusetts lectured at the Universalist church on Christian Science. A good attendance heard his talk as he discussed themes of faith, humanity, and the afterlife with references to scripture and early writings, noting the broader reach of spiritual teachings over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. McKenzie
Cambridge
Universalit Church
William P. McNenzie
Na Dridge
Mass
Universalist Church
Allon
Tsudy
Defiance at Barre Franchise Raise Persists
Barre city faces a clash with the Barre & Montpelier Traction & Power Co over maintaining a five cent fare. Manager H D Tarrabee outlines opposition to a planned 12 cent fare to begin July 5, arguing franchise rights allow the raise to avert losses. City officials call for the company to act, while labor unions press for restraint amid transit price protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bane
Barre & Montpelier Traction & Power Co
Ity
Traction Company
H. D. Tarrabee
Barre
Montpelier
Larrabes
Central Labor Union
Sirraten
Sonnectinn
Publc
Barre & Montpelier Traction & Power Cx
H. D. Larenbee
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New York
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Theodore III
DRS Office
William D. Bailey
Freeport, N. Y
Edward Carman
Carl L. Churchill
Lincoln
Immigration “Bureau
Archduke
George Goodell
Johnsen
Langford
Quarryman
Fei
Bettem
Brockton House
China
Washington County Congregationalists
Edmond Demming
Senate
Enoch
Abrahem
Pella
Mike
Jae Din
Ritch
Joe
Earth
Ceey
Ali
Pollewieye
Wouneil
Hooker Hill
Dieterete
Peter Walletromee
Bockley
Rome
Kenex
Esser
Reyaire
Davle Agian
Bethie
Allen Street
Spetelinur Mmetinticne
Éhatters
Devis Wee
W.A. Leterer
Haat Street
Wee
J Ward Carens
Etter Street
Pan Kingston
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