Deadlock over peace in Mexican provisional presidency
American and Huerta delegates clash over type of man for provisional president as mediation stalls. Ambassadors Noon and mediators discuss next steps with five-name set possible. conference postponed after Noon’s return from New Haven and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nidgeed Falls
Cat
Dune 'E
Amerikan
Huerta
Mexico
Noon
Argentina
Hayward
Yale
Hkelihoad
Fsat
Medktors
Ujese
United States
Nuon
Niagra Falls
New Haven
American response to Mexican mediation plan sparks debate
The American delegation around Wilson disputes Mexican objections to a provisional government plan. They reject claims of intending to destroy Mexico's liberty and insist mediation seeks pacification. The statement stresses avoiding partisan plans and warns that misinterpretation risks prolonging war and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Fale
Dune Ft
Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Messier
Huerta
United States
Bernus
Tahaan
Alvetera Liberty
Neutral provisional presidency in Mexican election fairness
The passage argues for a neutral provisional president in Mexico, noting that a bipartisan American plan aims for a fair election by ensuring the board contains a majority of constitutionalists without forcing a result. It contends that bipartisanship best secures a fair vote and accurate ballot counting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mediator Noon Arrives in Washington For Talks
Argentine minister and Mexican mediator Noon arrives in Washington at a hotel near the White House amid Niagra Conference tensions. He plans talks likely with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan to prevent a break, as a lengthy message from the American delegation reaches the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
D.C
Naon
White House
Bryan
Wilson
Noon
Washington
Plans for Villa to capture Mexico City and front advance
El Paso dispatch reports General Villa will move from Torreon toward Zacatecas to engage Carranza in a unique arrangement granting Villa control over the zone he dominates and any further territories to the south. The campaign plans for Mexico City are drafted as Carranza reshapes command in the new zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Villa
Torreon
Carranza
el Paso
Tex
Villa
Zacatecas
Mesica City
Girl and lover die in woods suicide pact revealed
Antei Hette DiCecco, 18, of Douglas Ave, and Carmille Ticouto, 24, were found unconscious with a bullet behind the ear in Strawsbury street woods. A .22 revolver had four shells exploded. a note in Ticouto's pocket spoke of love and a wife in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Dunce
Antei
Hette DiCecca
Douglas Ave
Carmille Ticouto
Strawsbury Street
Ticcento
Italy
Rhore Toland Hospital
Steere Mall
Wanskuck
Lorimer Faces Criminal Charge In LaSalle Bank Report
Springfield June 19 William Tier and Charis B Munday are charged with looting the LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank, with the reported loss rising from 2 000 000 to 2 700 000 in a state audit filing. Criminal preliminary hearing set after conference between bank examiner D V Harkin and Attorney General Lupey. Application for receiver in Chicago alleges the bank is hopelessly insolvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
William Tier
Charis B. Munday
LaSalle Street Trust & Lavi Bank
Hredy
D. V. Harkin
Harkin
Lupey
Chicago
LaSalle Street Trust & Savings Bank
Death of St Johnsbury Engineer Evans
June 19. K. BR. Evans, engineer on the St. Johnsbury and Lake Champlain line for over 30 years, died yesterday of a stroke. He was born in Waterford 64 years ago. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon. He is survived by his wife and son Kurt Evans and two stepchildren, Mr. E. A. Craver of St. Johnsbury and Carl Hineman of Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
K. BR. Evans
Lake Champlain
Waterford
Evans
Veife
Mie
Kurt Evans
Brn
E. A. Craver
Carl Hineman
Rutland
Talk of the Town People and Travel Updates
Myer and Levin of Merchant Street returned home from Mount Clemens Michigan after a three week stay for health. Levin’s condition improved. Mrs Narbare Duncan left for Montres to visit relatives then sail on the Allan liner Hesperian to Aberdeen Scotland for a prolonged stay. Mrs Jors alee left for Montreal to sail with Afr Damian on the Hesperian and spend the summer in Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer &. Levin
Merchant Street
Mount Clemens
Mik
Levin
Michigan
Narbare Duncan
Montres
Hesperian
Aberdeen
Scotland
Jors Alee
Montreal
Afr
Damian
Abenlern
Harvard crews defeat Yale in Thames regatta on a rough day
On the Thames at New London Harvard freshmen and varsity second eight raced Yale to victory. Harvard led from the start in the second eight while the freshmen broke ahead early in the blue race. Yale oarsmen collapsed after the finish as Harvard dominated despite rain and rough water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Harvand
Esha
Harvard Favored Over Yale Crew In New London Regatta
New London Conn June 10 Harvard favored to win the 18th Harvard Yale regatta though Yale boasts powerful oarsmen. The Crimson navy relies on Jim Wray coaching, Yale has reworked its policy with little success. The varsity four mile race starts upstream at 4 30 pm from the railroad bridge and finishes at Bartletts cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Harvard
Yeles
Thames River
Harvant
Eniwa
Yale
Crimson Navy
Cambridge
Jim Wray
Bartlett's Cave
Towson
Lake Winnipisoges
Coctes
Ouimet Trails Leader in British Open After Three Rounds
Francis Ouimet, defending U S open champion, trails leader by 24 strokes after three rounds in the British Open at Prestwick. John H Taylor, five time Open winner, holds the aggregate lead while Harry Vardon clinches the 1914 title with his sixth Open victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prestwick
Jane
Francis Ouimet
United States
Heas
John H. Taylor
Harry Vardon
South Bartforielie
England
Bint
Premier Asquith Yields to Suffragette Deputation
In a surprising shift, Prime Minister Asquith agrees to receive a deputation of hunger-striking suffragists in Downing Street on Saturday. The move follows Sylvia Pankhurst and others threatening a protest at the House of Commons entrance, prompting ministers to relent and open the doors to the protestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandon
Lage
Rremier Asquith
Downing Street
Sylvia Pankiaret
House of Watil
Miso Yorkbaret
Stumping Tour Proposed for Hutchins and Noone in N H
Senator Hutchins of North Stratford proposes a joint stumping tour with Councillor A W Noone of Peterborough to boost rival Democratic gubernatorial bids. Primaries set for September 1. Hutchins said he broached the idea at Manchester May Day. Noone would consider practicality. He framed the effort as friendly contest not a fight and offered mutual support if defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. MH
John C. Hutchins
North Stratford
A. W. Noone
Peterborough
Hutchins
Manchester
Leaders Unite For Mexican Constitutionalist Victory
El Paso June 18 Prominent factional leaders warn that the constitutionalist cause hinges on a full settlement between General Carranza political head of the revolution and General Villa the military chief As news of harmony rumors spread bets on Tampico cargo and Zacatecas reinforcements intensify unease about a swift victory.
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el Paso
Tex
Carranza
Mexican Revolutionieta
General Villa
Antills
Tampico
Villa
Federn
Zacatecas
Farm mortgage funds tied to national banks overhaul
Comptroller of the Currency Williams estimates about 500 million dollars may be available from national banks for farm loans. Reports show bank capital stock and surplus at 1.777 billion, with 25 percent usable for farm lending. The Federal Reserve Act allows up to 33 1 3 percent of time deposits as farm loans, capped at five years and 80 percent of the crop's value as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Williams
United States
Farnlone
Federal Reserve Board
Fartnermore
Joan
Many New Teachers Graduate at Castleton Normal
Castleton June 18 The graduation exercises of the Castleton Normal School were held yesterday at the Congregational church. The service featured floral decorations, diplomas presented by Prof Raymond McFarland of Middlebury, and an address on The Mak Man. A concert by the Coronial sextet of Boston followed, with a town hall reception and dancing to close the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Castiston
Congregational
Oles Ealer
Abe
Cruce C. Kraley
Hartford
Bessie M
Cline
Weet Rutland
Viole F. Johnson
Wilmington
Mary R. Jordan
Barro
Huidah Magnusct
Rutland
Jessie E. Foote
Middlebury
Sylvia E. Hambliin
Nellie G. Hantaon
Bertha M. Martin
Heatrice McCarthy
Poultney
Anna A. McDevitt
West Hotland
Mildred M. Moore
Warren
Roth Lb. Newman
Bessie M. Miles
North Bennington
Margaret O'Brien
Fair Haven
Nancie Brien
Pittfeld
Margaret A. Owens
Muriel IM
Reynolde
Fannie Eo Rire
Rennington
Lottie F. Richmond
Woodstock
Anna K. Ripley
Grace M. Sargent
Cheater
Sadin Sullivan
Shore
Thawes
Brandon
Edna Woodworth
Pomtpey
Bas
G. Rebbine
Pantine Tries
Viola Burns
Mary Turns
Mary McDonough
Raymond McFarland
Any. Rares
McFarland
Charles A. Adams
Taymond McParland
Evens Fing
Boston
Town Hall
Shelton Sues Railroad in County Court Verdict
A verdict of 110 dollars was returned in favor of plaintiff W. R. Shelton of Falfreid in a railroad suit in county court yesterday afternoon. The Junction in November 912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
W. R. Shelton
Falfreid
Court hearing details Holman suit versus Brenton and doctors
Federal court resumed the $50,000 damage suit by Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis Holman of Waterville against her ex-husband Prof. Cranston Brenton and doctors Waterman and Smith. Dr Waterman testified that during the relevant period Holman suffered two abnormal mental disorders with strong presumption of imbecility and a transient insanity, linked to correspondence with her future husband. He described her as lacking truthfulness, shame, duty, maternal instinct, and self-restraint, with homicidal impulses and egocentric tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Elizabeth Curtis Holman
Waterville
Cranston Brenton
Paul Waterman
Smith
Waterman
Holman
Brattleboro, Vt
Holyman
Brenton
Fitzerald
Sted
Parole Granted to Bennington Man Charles Galusha
News confirms Charles Galusha of Bennington has been granted parole after serving about three years of a prison sentence. He previously broke into Burt Brothers in 1907 and stole goods, was jailed, later implicated in a wire theft in Manchester, and caught in a Maine lumber camp before parole. Friends advocated for restoration, citing a change after abstaining from liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Charles Fa | Galusha
Burt Brothers
E. L Bates
GH. Prouty
Galusha
Benningto
Imarried
Manchester
New England
Maine
Purdy
Galueira
Hennington
Foster parents sought for Hemadrys child Francis
Rutland and Beaudry families clash over the adoption of Francis Hemadry, son of Theodore Hemadry and his late wife. Hemadry seeks foster homes while Beaudry contests the move saying consent was not given. He has previously raised fifteen children, four now grown and married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Stine
Theodore M. Hemadry
Munlebury
I Hostler
Francis
Hem
Rutland Suit Seeks 3000 Damages After Altercation
In Rutland on June 1 a suit seeks 3000 in damages from Royal Wooster guardian Gymp and others over a quarrel with Mr Romp and Mr Wooster. The case follows an assault incident during a dispute weeks earlier. one man was arrested and then bailed in a criminal proceeding. Previously, the family guardian resigned amid the turmoil. Burlington court later reports Arthur Prade receiving 11 days in Chittenden County jail for taking money from milk bottles on Colchester Avenue.
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Rutland
Royal Wetmore
Guardian Gymp
Asman
Aunieteg
A. Harman
Romp
Wooster
Hanap
Thittenden
Fecmily
Burlington
Arthur Prade
Chittenden County
Colchester Avenue
Fraternal Orders Attend Charles Johnston Funeral
Funeral services were held at 2 PM for Charles Johnston at 306 North Main Street with three fraternal delegations and many relatives present. Masons and Odd Fellows from Granite Lodge 3 FP A M Hiawatha Lodge 20 IOOF and Chin Gordon No 12 IOOF participated. Interment was in Hope Cemetery with attendees including Boston’s Mr Clapp and W J Lowrie, Bowdon’s Hamilton B Johnston, and relatives from Montpelier and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles €. Johnston
North Main Street
Charles ©. Johnston
W. J. M. Beattie
Church of the Good Shepherd
Alex. Chinesin
Frank Jackson
Granite Lodge
A. M. Dennison Densmore
James H. Cook
Hiawatha Lodge
Masons Apd Odd Fellows
Hope Cemetery
City
Mex
Clapp
W. J. Lowrie
Boston
Mr. Johnston
Hamilton B. Johnston
Bowton
Robert Johnston
Montpelier
Robert Johnston, Jr
South Washington
Spite Alleged License Violation Case In St Albans
Witnesses testified today before the St Albans license commissioners on Dr. G C Berkley proprietor of the Colonial Inn regarding alleged license form violations at the University of Vermont freshmen banquet last month. Attorneys argued to stay action pending court case but the motion was overruled and testimony continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
G. C. Berkley
Colonial Inn
University of Vermont
Reshma Clase
Berkley
Manager to face Modern Woodmen at Graniteville next Wednesday
Italian team manager Egedio Rulfo announced a match with Modern Woodmen at Graniteville next Wednesday evening. Several local figures and groups are noted in a busy schedule of sports, religious activities, and community events including golf club plans and a Sacred Heart league gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egedio Rulfo
Eends
Graniteville
Beulah E. Bates
Christian Endeavor Society
Ben
Burlington
Bennington
Bernard Hoch
Hanover
N.hl
Cherryvale Park
Montpelier Road
Fred W. Suitor
Workers’ International Association
New York
Eail
W. TD. Mower
P. E. Robinson
Love
Mathewson
St. Monelienechan
Parsons Dusirous
Breening
League of the Sacred Heart
Summer Street
Weiaure
Hix EV
Boston
Pind P. Kinney
Aston J
Kennedy
Partington
HB. Moore
Ausable Forks
J. P
Alier
J. F. White
St. Albans
Vermont Universalists and Unitarians Meet in Montpelier
The Vermont Central Association of Universalists and Unitarians held its annual gathering at the Church of the Messiah in Montpelier. Deliberations covered reports from regional societies, with addresses by Rev. J. B. Reardon and Rev. Charles J. Staples plus a keynote on emancipation and freedom. Officers were elected and resolutions praised the Messiah church, University of Vermont professor A J Gifford, and state superintendent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Central Association of Universalists and Unitarians
Church of the Messiah
Montpelier
J. B. Reardon
Barre
Hammett
Clinton F. Scott
Northfield
James B. Eston
F. T. Crane
Sepou Fey
J. Edward Wright Atl
G. F. Fortier
Rutland
A.M. Smith
Williamstown
A. B. Gifford
University of Vermont
Whch
Hoe
Church Federation
Sie
Minn’s Brotherhoods
Gifford
C. L. Fatlon
Our Church
C. L. Eaton
Newport
Louis Hathaway
J. Edward Wright
Miles Attends Mount Saint Marys Graduation Exercises
Th M Miles of West Street traveled to Burlington for Mount Saint Marys Academy graduation events. The ceremony occurs this evening as Kathleen Miles, daughter of 0 M Miles, joins the graduating class. Meanwhile Emilio Campagnari of North Main Street remains gravely ill after a fall from a streetcar Monday night. Stephen Outley resumes Barre branch duties after a week away at a local pond area. Charles Simmons returnsMontpelier to supervise the yard crew. Mrs Cota Seberry of Brooklyn will speak at the Baptist church Sunday morning on Ideas for Home and Circulation. Her talk is praised for mastery and engaging delivery. Special effort planned for Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. M. Miles
West Street
Burlington
Mount Sir. Mary's Academy
Mite
Kathleen Sie
M. Miles
City Hospital
Emilio Campagnari
Candaetar
Stephen Outley
Barre
Possiyt
Barre Conde
Charles Simmons
Montpelier
Cota Seberry
Brooklyn
N.Y
Baptist Church
Mra Seberry
Maka
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Munday
E. E. Evans
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Asquith
Hampshire
Castleton Normal School
Sheldon
Rutland R. R
Mrs. Holman
Brattleboro
Charles L. Galusha of
Mise Laure Zanotta
von Frieune
Err Hor
Killiston Street
Oecasion
Miss Zanotta
Aong Star
Mies Mary Risci
Corilli Street
Mise Kant
Mtr
Amilcare Zanotte
Mise Zanstia
Joint Church Convention
Central Association
C. J. Staples
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