Enginemen Accept Mediation Offer Amid Rail Labor Tension
The engine crews of western railroads deferred a strike after representatives of the men accepted mediation by William L Chambers of the federal mediation board. The acceptance came with assurances the arbitration awards would be enacted, following a request from A W Trenholm and a meeting with the railway managers committee.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
William L. Chambers
Federal Board of Mediation
Mr. Chambers
A. W. Trenholm
Committee of General Managers
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. 8. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman
Huerta Reaches Coast After Leisurely Trip
Puerto Mexico General Victoriano Huerta, recently resigned as provisional president of Mexico, arrived late Friday with General Blanquet and the war staff. The group traveled in nine sleeping cars with troops. trains with guards preceded and followed, while Kohler of the German cruiser Dreaden offered a ship but Huerta declined. He appeared well though tired by heat and planned exile, possibly with Diaz's fate in mind.
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Puerto Mexico
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
General Blanquet
General Huerta
Porfirio Diaz
Kholer
Dreaden
Huerta
Kohler
Bryan declines Nebraska governorship bid
Charles W. Bryan announces he will not seek the Democratic nomination for Nebraska governor. He says his candidacy depended on a progressive Democratic option and that condition no longer exists.
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Lincoln, Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Wilson
Priday Bight
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Mexican painter caught looting San Carlos paintings
Ignacio Martines, a young Mexican artist recently back from Europe, made a bold bid to steal several valuable works from the San Carlos fine arts school in Mexico City. He was captured before leaving with four Murillos and other pieces valued at about 6,000,000 pesos.
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Mexico City
Ignacio Martines
Europe
San Carlos Fine Arte School
Martinez
Cananea Mines Reopen After Formal Agreement
Consol Copper company announced that Cananea furnaces at Canapea Somoza would resume work by Monday after receiving constitutionalist guarantees for employee safety and property. The move follows a Saturday morning smoke from the Canapea furnaces and signals a return to production.
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Douglas
Arna
Food officials back exams for sanitary handling
Portland, Maine report says the American Association of Dairy Drug and Food Officials adopted resolutions at its closing session Friday urging physical examinations of all persons handling food products to improve safety and standards.
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Portland
American Association of Dairy, Drug and Food Officials
Huerta Resigns and Carbajal Installed as President
General Victoriano Huerta resigns as provisional president of Mexico on July 14. Francisco Carbajal is proclaimed president and sworn in before Congress amid military guards and a national hymn. Debates follow with deputies split on accepting Huerta’s resignation as a path to peace.
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Mexico City
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
General Huerta
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Francisco Carbajal
Deputies
Muerta
Chamber
Senor Carbajal
Senor Carba
Huerta Steps Down as Mexico’s Dictator Fleeing Capital
Victoriano Huerta, Mexico’s dictator, resigns and departs the capital after his resignation is accepted and a successor is chosen to lead the country.
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Mexico
New President Seeks Amnesty to Ease Mexican Crisis
Washington hailed Huerta’s resignation as a step toward peace. Constitutionalists and U S diplomats expect an amnesty to protect Huerta supporters, then a peaceful entry of Carranza’s troops into Mexico City to gain recognition from the United States and other Latin powers.
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Washington
General Huerta
Mexico
United States
Huerta
Francisco Carbajal
Analy Pe
General Carranza
Carbajal
Carranza
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Niagara Falls
Horse Thief Captured After 500 Mile Chase
Idaho sheriff captures desperado William Beading alias Bell after a 500 mile pursuit ending near Challis. He was wounded in a prior gun battle with a posse and treated at St James hospital. Beading and his brother A M Beading or Bell fled after a robbery attempt in Challis county.
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Butte
Mont
Lo Ro
William Bending
Fell
St. James Hospital
Ender
Beading
A. M. Beading
Bell
Idaho
Hutte
Challis
Gangsters Fight in Omaha Riot Leaves Four Dead
Police report two gun battles in Omaha left four people dead as clashes drew in about 300 men and boys. Riots prompted dispatches to the police headquarters and alarms across the city.
Bryan Favors Suffrage Support for Nebraska Woman Vote
Washington secretary Bryans issued a formal statement Thursday night backing a proposed state constitutional amendment extending the franchise to women. He declared he would not seek a political right for himself that he would not grant his wife and announced his intention to support the suffrage measure to be voted on in Nebraska next November.
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Washington
Bryans
Bia
Nebraska
St Louis man fatally wounds mother in law then shoots at family
A St Louis man fatally wounded his mother in law and injured his wife and a visitor during a violent episode at their home. He fired at his sister in law, missed, and attempted to shoot his brother in law but ran out of bullets. He was apprehended after the incident.
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St Louia
Edward Bilebreck
Ather Io
Prohibition Meet Defeat at Republican State Competition
Prohibition forces suffered a setback at a rally in Des Moines as delegates debated a motion to subdue the prohibition question at the Republican state contest held Wednesday afternoon. Supporters urged submission to a public vote while opponents pressed for a party line.
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Lee Moines
Huerta's Flight Toward End of Mexican War Seen
Francisco Carbajal, Huerta’s successor as provisional president, told the U S government he would retire for General Carranza after a general amnesty and property protection for opponents. Carranza reportedly open to negotiations with Carbajal on transferring authority in Mexico City, signaling possible peace. Generals Huerta and Blanque t reportedly plan to go to Europe.
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Washington
Francisco Carbajal
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Carranza
Carbajal
Monterey
Mexico City
Bryan
Jose Castellot
Mexican Senate
State Department
Blanquet
Europe
Huerta Delays Exile Departure From Puerto Mexico
President Huerta postpones exile due to unwillingness to leave friends and failure to fix a vessel. He shrugs off interior foes while followers, especially young women, express disappointment at not departing before Sunday for European cities.
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Puerto Mexico
President Huerta
Huerta
Carpentier Beats Smith on Sixth Round Foul in London
Georges Carpentier the French champion defeats Gunboat Smith after a foul in the sixth round in a swift London heavyweight bout described as the fastest in years. Carpentier secured the decision amid a lively crowd and French boxing prestige.
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London
Georges Carpentier
France
Gunboat Smith
Railways Reject Mediation as Workers Vote to Strike
In Chicago the general managers of ninety eight western railways rejected mediation by the United States government for wage increases. Workers who recently voted to strike stood firm, ending mediation hopes.
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Chicago
United States
Tragic Drowning at Gooded Quarry Near Easton
Two girls and a boy drowned after a boating incident at a quarry hole near Easton Pennsylvania. A boy who could swim tried to rescue the girls but they did not survive the attempt.
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Easton
Gitia
Washington House Votes to Allocate 200000 for Salem Project
The house passed the measure by a 16 to 6 vote to appropriate 200000 dollars for a Salem area project. Lawmakers say the funds will support local needs and spur development.
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Washington
House
Wilson urges ratification of peace treaties with twenty powers
President Wilson through Secretary Bryan asks the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to press ratification before adjournment. The plan sets to resort to investigation when diplomacy fails, with a five member commission and no appeal to force until after the report. Uruguay treaty expected next week.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Jean Republic
Venezuela
Norway
Peru
Uruguay
Desperate Hindoo Demonstration Brawls With Police In Vancouver
A mob of about 350 Hindus aboard a Japanese steamer in Vancouver harbor clashed with 175 policemen when authorities attempted to board. Coal and missiles rained down as officers retreated, ending the attempt to land the group. The advance followed immigration refusals and court rulings denying them admission as British subjects.
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Vancouver
B. C
Desert teamster uncovers gold and silver strike at Calico canyon
San Bernardino resident W. E. B. Noble fired at a rattlesnake in Calico canyon Nevada a few days ago. The bullet chipped rock revealing a gold strike worth 150 dollars and 600 ounces of silver per ton. Noble, a long time regional freighter, had previously passed near the ledge that now brings wealth.
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San Bernarddino
Cal
W. EB. Noble
Calico Canyon
Nev
Noble
Harvest Hands Return After Train Stoppage Near Aberdeen
Armed guards thwarted a train carrying about six hundred harvest hands two miles from Aberdeen as IWW disturbances disrupted Sunday night. Twenty five protesters were arrested in the incident.
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Aberdeen
President to Stay in Capital for Long Summer Vege
It was learned Sunday that the President and Mia Wilson are settled at the White House for a long summer rest. The report notes they will remain in Washington, awaiting expected events this season.
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Washington
Mia Wilson
White House
Beabright Power Yacht Hive Bird Destroyed by Gas Explosion
The power yacht Hive Bird owned by B Palmer Gavit son in law of the late Anthony N Brady exploded due to gas ignition. The incident occurred while attempting to hold off a Packard real estate exchange.
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Beabright
Hive Bird
B Palmer Gavit
Tolaw
Anthony N. Brady
Wes
Packard Real Estate
President Wilson Recovers From Illness
President Wilson has recovered from illness and resumed official duties. The White House reported improved health and readiness to oversee government matters as he returns to public functions.
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