Mexican mediation tangled as Carranza slow to act
Washington reports say new Mexican leaders and continued delay by Carranza’s side keep mediation in flux. Officials weigh time to await a provisional government plan and whether delegates to discuss peace will be sent, with Huerta forts resisting constitutionalist advances.
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Washington
Curran
Mierta
Bryan
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Ont
Ite
Ineipalx
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Profotnes
Dptinisn
Miniater Starez
DaGama
Ville
Huarta
Mexico City
Ambassador da Gama
Suaren
Mr. da Gama
Orrranza
Cormnea
Em. Sankeeniat
British Minister Advises British in Mexico City to Leave
June 20 in Mexico City Sir Lionel Farren the British minister urged all British subjects to depart due to worsening train shortages that may halt service. He emphasized removing women and children and stressed he did not wish to frighten colonists though aid may be provided by the legation. Barrett returns to duties at the City bakery after a brief operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Lionel Farren
Lionel Curden
Joan
Wilson Likely Attends Vermont Lake Champlain Centennial
President Wilson tentatively accepts invitation to the Lake Champlain centennial celebration at Plattsburg next September. Invitations come from Vermont officials and state commissions. plan includes a motor trip from Vergennes through Windsor and Woodstock to Lake Champlain, with a naval torpedo boat trip to Plattsburg. Secretary Daniels also accepts and will speak on Vermont’s side and at Plattsburg. Other cabinet members may be invited.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Platteburg
Lake Champlin
William P. Dillingham
Vermont
John Hy. Donnelly
Vergennes
Vermont, Macdonough Centennial Commission
Howard
Hadley
Congress
Dillingham
Lake J Champlain
Cornish
Nhs
Lake Champlain
Windsor
White River
Woodstock
Rutland
Brandon
Midlebury
Green Mountains
Plattsburg
Navy Department
Daniels
Lake Chiaplain
Marshall
Clark
Garrison
War Department
Hrgan
State Department
Thittingham
Mestre
Donnelly
Roosevelt
Clarge
Plot Hatched in Servia Behind Archduke Assassination
Vienna reports that the Sarajevo murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess of Hohenberg stemmed from Servian nationalist propaganda. Bosnian authorities failed to uncover the conspiracy in time, with tensions growing after martial law was proclaimed in Karayevo and debates over security measures for the heir to the throne. The archduke reportedly objected to burial in the Capuchin crypt due to street noise and tram traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Npti
Ions Expres
Hig
Francie Ferdinand
Hohenberg
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Velvedere Polace
Law
Prague
Karayevo
Vivrina
Archduke Wimselfs
Jbordtins
Wansoleam
Artetetten
Archduke
Hapeburg Rauue
Flood Forces Exile For West St. Paul Colony
In St Paul Minnesota on June 30 flood waters from a breached cofferdam overran low lands prompting U S engineers and civil agencies to evacuate more than eighty families of a foreign colony. Crews warned riverside residents as the Mississippi surged within four feet of flood stage and the break sent water into the Minnesota river aiding to avert wider devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Mississippi River
Fort Sneling
United States Engineers
St. Maw
Minnesota
Wolgast Arm Injury Halts July Fourth Title Fight
Los Angeles June 30 Ad Wolgast broke his arm unexpectedly forcing the cancellation of the Rivers Wolgast 20 round lightweight match planned for July 4 in the city. The accident ends the fighter’s idle period and will sideline him for several months. Fact line recounts WOLGAST injury and its impact on the scheduled bout and upcoming travel details for the Wolgast family as they prepare to return to Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ad Woalgaat
Rivers Wolgast
Rate Increase Case Held Up Over Application Delay
Washington June 30 prospects for a week or more delay in the interstate commerce commission ruling on the eastern railroads five percent rate increase revive speculation about the commission’s conclusions in the hard fought case. The sudden shift in timing suggests the commission is not yet unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Progressives Pressure Perkins Over National Committee Role
Washington reports indicate the Progressive party may force Col Roosevelt or George W. Perkins to quit Perkins as chairman of the national executive committee or sever ties with the International Harvester Co. The move follows Roosevelt's stance to stand or fall with Perkins, reflecting long standing concerns among influential Progressive lawmakers about Perkins actions.
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Washington, D
Col
Roonvelt
George W. Perking
Mr. Perkins
International Harvester Co
Terig
Col. Roosevelt
Perkins
Congress
Maihigan-Finn Wedding in Montpelier Church
One of the season’s largest weddings took place at St Augustine’s Church in Montpelier uniting Miss Helen E Finn daughter of Mr and Mrs James Finn and John McMahon of Montpelier. Rev B W McMahon officiated with Rev W J O Sullivan celebrating. The bride wore a traveling suit of white and lilies of the valley. her sister Miss Maury Finn attended in blue. Bridegroom’s party included Thomas E McMahon Jr as groomsman and ushers John Finn Miles and James O Byen. After the ceremony guests went to the Finn residence for a reception thanks to Miss Agnes and Rose Heney Margaret Fitzgerald Florence Emmonda and Katherine Emmonda. The bride, a St Michaels and Montpelier High alumna, has served as a clerk at McCuen’s store. groom, a machinist, works for Trow Holden Co. in Barre. They plan to reside on Fast street in Barre after a wedding trip.
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St. Augustine's Church
Montpelier
Mise
Helen E. Finn
James Finn
John McMahon
B. W. McMaton
Rutland
W. J. O'Sullivan
Maury Finn
Thomas E. McMahon, Jr
Clara Lynch
Wes John
Finn
Lowell
Miles
James O'Byen
Springfield
Mann
Alexander case drags in Caledonia court delays return to New York
In St Johnsbury, still jailed, J Edward Alexander awaits further action after a writ was dismissed. He faces a New York grand larceny indictment but a civil suit for $100 by Gardner Arnold in Burlington and a bond issue to protect ballamen complicate his return. Governor Fletcher seeks delay in requisition to resolve the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Caledonia
State of
Roosevelt preps Pittsburgh speech amid voice doubt
New York June 30 Colonel Roosevelt left for Pittsburgh where the Progressive League of Philadelphia will hold its closing session. He seemed in good health but voiced doubt about his voice and said tonight’s speech may reveal his vocal condition affecting his campaign.
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York
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Pittabure
Progressive League of Philadelphia
Car overturns kill man injure wife near Saratage state road
Daniel Foley, proprietor of Syrmctatn, was instantly killed when a motor car overturned on the Saratage state road south of his city. His wife was seriously injured in the wreck that occurred yesterday.
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Yar Filens Falla
X. V
Daniel Foley
Man Franks Moylan Fatally Injured On Rutland Freight Train
Frank Moylan of West Rutland, a Rutland raid brake man, fell from the top of a freight train car in the dockyard. He suffered brain concussion and possible skull fracture, with doctors noting a fair chance of recovery. He was taken to Rutland Hospital by ambulance after the 3:40 p.m. local freight from the north. Moylan, recently employed by the railroad for 10 days, was inexperienced and may have been jolted from the caboose roof when the train moved, then fell to the ground as crew rushed to assist.
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Rutland
Frank Moylan
West Rutland
O' Hamilton
Moylan
Hamilton
Moyla
Spencer & Canty
Holt
Aeveral Hospital
Two Deaths In Two Hours In Shelburne Family
Shelburne Vermont report notes two deaths within hours from Bright's disease in the Whiteside family. William Whiteside, 70, died at midnight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bacon. his cousin William Lawton died at 7 am. A double funeral is planned for Wednesday at 1:30 pm at the Bacons, with interment in Hinesburg. Whiteside was a lifelong resident and former local official. Lawton, Irish-born, was known as a sober, sociable man.
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Shelburne
Fane
William Whiteside
William Tlawaen
Bright
Whiteside
Iria
William Bacon
Daiby Whiteside Bacon
Willian Lawson
Mins Laweon
Hinesburg
John Law
New York City
Fife
Lawton
Ireland
Opposition to Flag Change Draws Vermont Daughters of 1812 Meeting
The Vermont chapter of the national Society United States Daughters of 1812 held its senior meeting in Burlington on June 29. Members voted to endorse Miss Alten Bradford Wiles of Chicago for national president in 1915, and instructed the secretary to protest any proposed flag change by letter to Vermont’s congressional delegation, enclosing a poem by Miss Theodora Peck titled Our Fing Unchanged. Officers elected include President Mrs Arthur S Isham of Darlington and vice presidents Mrs L B Lord of Burlington and Mrs C W Howard of Shoreham.
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Burlington
National Society
United States Daughters of 1812
Vermont
Mise
Alten
Bradford Wiles
Chicago
Arthur S. Isham
Darlington
Lord
C. W. Hooward
Shoreham
A. Bk.lanven
Worth
Rutland
J. M. Skeele
Tele la Motte
Mra
Wilbur Brown
Montpelier
HM Prouty
Dwtrar
Dead in Bed Mrs Lucy Smith of Middlebury
Mrs Lucy Smith of Middlebury was found dead in bed on Monday after a period of poor health. Her daughter Mrs Scott Gooding of Rutland was with her, and the elderly woman had lived in the village for years. She was about 65 and had spent much time at her home here. The death is believed to be heart trouble. The Montpelier Corn and Apple Show plans for November 1914 are announced, seeking farmers and apple growers in Washington County to participate. Substantial prizes will be awarded, with a program to educate and entertain. The board aims to make it the greatest show of its kind in the county, with cooperation from local trade and commerce groups.
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Lucy Smith
Middlebury
Smit
Scott Gooding
Rutland
Smith
Sly
Montpelier
Washington County
Elrev
Iiform Jone
Companiea
Board of Trade
Joan
Walsh
Two corpses recovered from Empress of Ireland wreck
Divers retrieved two more bodies from the sunken Empress of Ireland site, one a male steward and the other a seven year old girl in a nightgown. The Canadian Pacific Railroad company bought land near Father Merit for an unidentified cemetery plot.
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Rimouski, Que
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Father Merit
What They Least Expected Silver Anniversary Surprise
Mr and Mrs George L Linekin of 45 Merchant Street celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary with a surprise visit by friends at the Kenyon home on the same street last evening. Rev J W Barnett offered warm remarks and helped present a solid silver teapot set to the couple. The gathering included Congregational church members and neighbors, with Mr Linekin employed by Metropolitan Life Insurance.
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George L. Linekin
Merchant Street
Charles N. Kenyon
Myx
Lmekin
Kenyon
Joes
Rake
Waters
J. W. Barnett
Linekin
Medune
Ira
Alice Creamer
Maine
Barre
Linckin
Metropolitan Life Insurance 7
H. Granger
C. A. Spear
Bishop Bellemore Bride in West Rutland Church Ceremony
Jane Mise Ducielle Bellemore of West Rutland married Louis Bishop formerly of that place now of Barre yesterday morning at 8 at the Sacred Heart of Mary. Rev N Proulx officiated. The bride wore white with shadow face trimmings and carried a white prayer book. She was attended by her sister Miss Mathmoti as bridesmaid in green attire. Best man was Hellamore. After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's home. The couple will live in Barre after a brief wedding trip. Gifts included silver, cut glass, china and linen.
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Barre
West Rutland
Rutland
Jane Mise Ducielle Bellemore
West Rurtland
Louis Bishop
Church of the Sacred Heart of Mary
N. Proulx
Miss Mathmoti
Pastor Salmond Resignation Accepted by Session
Rev. Duncan Salmond's resignation from the First Presbyterian Church was discussed in a special session. The meeting, led by James Mackay, yielded to accept the resignation with a tentative plan to maintain pastor and people relations pending presbytery action in Newburyport. An early presbytery assembly will hear the case and a special session may be called for further action.
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D. Salmond
Duncan Salmond
Salmond
Lynn
Thare
Newburyport
Both Respondents Released in City Court
Statutory charges against George Merril of Middlesex and Nina Ferrari of this city were not pressed in city court this morning by Judge H W Scott. They were held without bail since Saturday night after arriving from White River Junction with Chief Sinclair. Charges dropped for lack of evidence. Ferrari released unconditionally. Francesca Garcia remanded after failing to post bond. arraignment set for Tuesday 1 o'clock. Tone Contello of Upper Graniteville set for July 4 after seizure of beer and contraband. Contello retained attorney R A Hoar with $500 bond posted.
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George Merril
Middlesex
Nina Ferrari
H.W. Scott
William Wishart
J. Ward Carver
Saturda
White River Junction
Sinclair
J. N. Baras
State Industrial School
Vergennes
Ferrari
Francesca Garcia
Vines
Websterville
Toens
Juestion Scott
Garcia
Nixhome
Tone Mama Contello
Upper
Graniteville
Contello
Contetto
R. A. Hoar
Nose Beating Case Drives Hearing For Websterville Quarryman
Websterville quarryman David Remmi faces a July 6 hearing in East Barre justice court on charges of assaulting Moran, a fellow quarry worker. Moran, aged about 15, was struck with a beer bottle causing a broken nose and possible brain concussion. Remmi pleaded not guilty, bailed at 31, and was captured Sunday. Moran did not appear at arraignment.
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Websterville
Justice of the Peace
A.C
Moran
Remwt
Moran Ix
J. H. Bailey
Graniteville
Morin
James Cummings
Amit
Willie McKane
Paneral of George Richardson
Old-time neighbors and a wide circle of relatives gathered to honor George Richardson, a Bartea resident, with a service at the ancestral Richardson home at 2 o clock. Rev John B Reardon officiated. pallbearers included W Quinlen, Fred O Pisher, Georgy FE McFarland, Payette T Out Jor, De VY Stone and Charlce FP Ay er. Interment followed at Elmwood cemetery in the family lot amid floral tributes.
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George Reteanison
Barte
Anestral Richardson
O'Clok
John B. Reardon
Viiviversalist Church
Cisen
Republican meeting on July 2 at Montpellier
Tin Republican state committee members convene at the Puyilien fre ld in Montpellier Thursday at 2 o'clock to draft a workable plan for holding Ra silican posits the direct mom tin of congressional seats for the fall electhime. Martial law is mentioned with few offenses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Amines
Puyilien Freld
Montpellier
Murlingtim
Rations distributed as Salem rebuilds after fire
Rapid progress in Salem Massachusetts as relief work advances after the city fire. Fifteen thousand individual rations were distributed yesterday while a bureau of labor aids unemployed. Refuges in camps endure a third storm but tents stay firm. insurance swindles emerge and officials seek relief and legal paths to curb scams amid ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Bureau of Labor
Glen
Dayton Offers Aid to Salem Fire Relief
Dayton Ohio swiftly sent a 3000 dollar fire relief gift to Salem Massachusetts after last year’s blaze. The Greater Dayton Association pledged another 5000 dollars, with Boston Chamber of Commerce confirming Salem’s appreciation.
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Salem
Mass
Une
Dayton
Hurley
Greater Dayton Associa
Boston Chamber of Commert
Tyr
al. My Iaild
Greater Dayton Association
McKebhen
Toston
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Wolgast
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Marriven
Cadillac
Mich
Mise Sadie Wik
Progressive National
Intersex
J. Edward Alexander
New York State
Pittsburg
Syracuse
J Frank Moylan
Cousins
Shelburne House
D. A. R. Society
Steamer Hull
Bellemore
Paneral
George Richardson
Saramwe
Jin H
Saler
Sas Tem
Fitton Hale
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