Mediation Leaders Optimistic After Naon Washington Visit
Dr Romulo Naon of Argentina brought back optimism and new ideas after meeting President Wilson and Secretary Bryan in Washington. He said mediators will extend talks rather than adjourn and search for provisional president candidates, keeping the board from formal closure for another week.
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Naon
Argentina
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
Suarez
Chile
Mediation Board
Romulo
Noon
Tragic Aerial Collision Kills Entire Crew in Austria
Vienna reports a dire wreck during Austrian maneuvers as a biplane strikes a dirigible. Nine burned and mutilated bodies are recovered, the fragments of the craft scattered. The disaster underscores the deadly potential of aerial warfare and the high casualties in early flight experiments.
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Vienna
Senate judiciary panel trims blacklist language in anti trust bill
The Washington senate judiciary committee on Saturday voted to delete words from the house anti trust bill that lawyers say would legalize the blacklist. Though attendance was light and action tentative, observers expect full committee approval.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Suffragette Baiting Causes Hyde Park Disturbances
Suffragette baiting has become a Sunday amusement in London with police escorting women to safety in Hyde Park. Meetings were broken up and speakers hustled from the platform amid threats of a ducking in the Serpentine.
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London
Hyde Park
New Jersey Mills to Close After Wage Dispute
Atlantic City N J. Sixteen sheet iron and tin plate plants employing over four thousand workers will close on July 1 for an indefinite period. The shutdown results from the failure of the Amalgamated Iron Steel and Tin Plate Workers association and plant owners to agree on wage rates at the conference that ended Sunday.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Sheet Iron and Tin Plate Planta
Amalgamated Iron, Steel & Tin Plate Workers’ Association
Anarchists Flee to America After Riots
A number of alleged revolutionaries and anarchists wanted by Italian authorities for involvement in riots during the general strike are said to have departed for America.
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America
Suffragists Form Advisory Council in Washington
Suffrage leaders pressing Congress for passage of the federal amendment form an advisory council of the Congressional Union. The move signals intensified national campaign planning and coordination among suffrage advocates in Washington.
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Washington
Congress
The
Congressional Union
Jackling Party Sets Sail for Alaska Voyage
Seattle group led by D. C. Jackling sails two weeks aboard millionaire Cyprus yacht from Salt Lake City. The vessel has undergone extensive alterations and the party travels for an Alaskan excursion with friends aboard the craft.
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Seattle
D. C
Jackling
Party of Friends
Alagria
Salt Lake City
Cyprus
Frencimo Bribe Case Update. Sentencing Highlight
Frencimo, already serving fourteen years for offering a bribe, appears in a new development tied to the case. No further details available in the fragment.
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Frencimo
Hundreds killed in Alberta mine gas explosion
A Friday blast at Hillcrest Collieries in Lethbridge Alberta entombed about 250 miners in mine No 20. Only fourteen of the fifty rescued were alive as rescuers labored amid poisonous gas and debris with hope fading for the 200 still trapped.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Hillcrest Colleries, Ltd
Argentine Minister Naon Meets Wilson and Bryan in Washington
Argentine Minister Naon conferred with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan and with Luis Cabrera of the Washington office of the constitutionalists hoping the wavering mediation program can still aid peace in Mexico. He left for Niagara Falls after the talks.
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Washington
Mexico
Naon
Niagara Falls
Wilson
Bryan
Luis Cabrera
Washington Agency of the Constitutionalists
Inspector Norton Shot in Revolver Battle During Arrest
Inspector Thomas F. Norton was fatally shot in a gunfight attempting to arrest Lawrence Olli, sought in Grand Rapids Michigan on murder and robbery charges. Norton died from his wounds. Olli fled and Robinson was wounded and hospitalized with three bullet wounds but is expected to recover.
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Thomas F. Norton
Lawrence Ollison
Grand Rapida
Mich
Robinson
Fishermen Find Body Of Unidentified Woman
In Schenectady New York a portion of the body of a young woman believed murdered was recovered from the Mohawk river by fishermen on Friday.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Mohawk River
Russian Lawyers Convicted in St. Petersburg Trial
Twenty five lawyers were found guilty in St. Petersburg after a trial for insulting the ministry of justice during Mendel Bellesa's case. The verdicts were delivered Saturday with all defendants convicted.
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St. Petersburg
Ministry of Justice
Mendel Bellesa
Jury Fails to Convict in Spurgeon Abduction Case
Denver jury at the second trial of Robert Owen failed to reach a verdict in the abduction and robbery of Reverend Otis L. Spurgeon of Des Moines Iowa. The jury reported an agreement and was discharged.
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Denver
Robert Owen
Oingothere
Otis L. Spurgeon
Des Moines
Iowa
Parla approves loan for France government in new cabinet
The chamber of deputies passed the loan 459 to 108 totaling 1.8 billion francs about 560 million dollars. The loan was requested by Minister Nouleas as part of the new government’s program.
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Parla
Chamber of Deputies
France
M Nouleas
Gusnce Minieter
Miners of Butte Form New Independent Union
Seceders from the Western Federation of Miners in Butte Montana launched an independent miners union on Sunday. They elected temporary president M McDonald and plan a 50 cent monthly assessment with temporary headquarters and a future permanent organization. They rejected peace overtures from President Charles F Moyer and officials.
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Western Federation of Miners
Meyer
Butte
Mont
Charles F. Moyer
M. McDonald
Western Federation
Moyer
Denver Strike Vote Weighs on Railroad Engineers and Firemen
Circulation says engineers and firemen on the Denver and Rio Grande and Colorado and Southern railroads are nearly unanimously voting for a strike unless demands from Chicago conferences are met.
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Denver
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado & Southern
Chicago
Sinking of Steamer Majestic After Collision with Waterworks Tower
The excursion steamer Majestic of Peoria, carrying 37 crew and about 1,000 telephone girls, sank in the Mississippi River near St. Louis shortly after docking at Aton Iile. The vessel struck the new intake tower of the 6th Louis Waterworks under construction.
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St. Louis
Aton
Iile
Majestic
Peora
Mississippi River
Here
6Th Loula Waterworks
Bank probe opens after La Salle Trust closure
Chicago state attorney Maclay Hoyne announced an immediate investigation into the La Salle Biscet Trust and Savings bank closed a week ago by state book examiners. He will determine if Ks officers face criminal charges.
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Chicago
Maclay Hoyce
la Salle Bigcet Trust & Savings Bank
Pittsburg Man Jailed in Violets Theft Murder Case
Police report 21 year old Jacob Taylor has been jailed in connection with a murder on the hillside near North Braddock. The victim, Lithe Plovence Cove, was rumored to have been attacked while picking violets. Further details pending court action.
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Pittsburg
Lithe Plovence
North Braddock
Abe
Bilasbeth
Jacob Taylor
Villa Carranza Reach Accord Before Zacatecas Campaign
Washington reports from American Consul Edwards at Juarez say General Francisco Villa and General Venustiano Carranza have patched up their differences. Villa will lead the movement against Zacatecas, and his earlier imprisonment of officers is seen as part of the reconciliation. A joint appeal was issued at El Paso urging unity in the constitutional movement.
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Washington
Edwards
Juarez
Francisco Villa
Venustano Carranza
Mexico
Villa
Zacatecas
Carranza
State Department
Torreon
Galtillo
Huerta
Fi Paso
Comwt
Chihuahua
George F. Baker Testifies in New Haven Hartford Inquiry
George F. Baker partner of the late J. Pierpont Morgan and a leading witness in the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into the finances of the New York New Haven and Hartford railway company.
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George F. Baker
4. B. Morgan
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway Company
Balloon crew search ends with no survivors found
Abandon hope for Asronauta Portland Oregon as Roy Donaldson and Wilbur Henderson among four missing balloonists led to the conclusion that none were found alive after the expedition began last Thursday.
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Portland
Ore
Roy Donaldson
Wilbur Henderson
Strikere Return to Work Across Narrowed Areas
After disruptions, Strikere resumes operations with limited outages. Service restoration focuses on a few isolated locations as teams coordinate restart efforts. Authorities monitor progress and advise patience while equipment and lines are tested.
Carranza refuses mediation talks in Mexican crisis
El Paso dispatch reports General Venustiano Carranza sent replies to Niagara Falls mediation delegates dated June 2 and June 5. He reiterated willingness to join pacification talks but denounced attempts to settle transcendent Mexican questions, saying constitutionalists must decide what is best for Mexico.
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el Paso
Venustiano Carranza
Niagara Falls
Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Asquith Receives Women Suffragette Delegation
Premier Asquith met a deputation of suffragettes led by Miss Sylvia Pankhurst. The visitors, four of six East End federation members, urged timely action on their demands. He promised to consider their representations and to forward the request for release of Sylvia Pankhurst to Home Secretary Reginald McKenna.
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London
Asquith
Sylvia Pankhurst
Holloway Jn‘fl
House of Commons
Miss Pankhurst
East End
Reginald McKenna
Home Secretary
Misa Sylvia Pankhurst
Excursion Steamer The Tourist Rammed and Sunk
The Tourist an excursion steamer from Yonkers was rammed by a scow early Saturday while returning from a river party. It was beached and sunk. seven crew members were rescued and fifty passengers had boarded at the time. The incident occurred on the Hudson near Ardsley.
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Yonkers
N. Gt
Mudson
J. F. Havemeyer
Ardsieywm-the-Hudson
Miners Union Chief Announces Resignations Amid Revolt
Butte reports Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, announcing Saturday night that he received the resignations of all select and outgoing officials of Hutie miners union No 1 as part of a revolt within the membership.
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Butte
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Offeer
Hutie Miners’ Union No 1
Explosion Ends Rescue at Hillcrest Mine No 0
In Lethbridge Alberta a serious blast at Hillcrest Collieries mine No 0 blew apart inner workings and killed workers. Crews removed the ninety four bodies from the surface Saturday night as authorities investigated the disaster.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Hillcrest Colleries, Limited
Poincare No Plan to Resign as President Says Allies
Paris reports that President Poincaré has discussed the idea of resigning to pursue national reforms, but aides indicate he has decided not to step down at present. The stance comes amid cabinet talks and political maneuvering in France.
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Paria
Poincare Ie
Wikkale Mate
Hia
Mhle
Oklahoma City Collision Kills Two Firefighters Injures Five
A fire truck collided with a street car in Oklahoma City, killing two and injuring five. Emergency crews responded, investigating the high speed crash and its cause amid chaotic scenes.
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Oklahoma City
Epee Wal Wes
Philadelphia Leader James Mc Swank Dies at Home
James Mc Swank former vice president and general manager of the American Toon Tad Steel Association known as 02 suihewity cm Won and steel died at his home here Sunday his death closes a notable era in the organization and industry believed to have influenced many colleagues and projects in the field.
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Philadelphia
James Mc Swank
Monager
American Toon Tad Bteel Association
Suihewity cm Won and Steel
Bie
Villa Proclaims Angeles President of Mexico
Niagara Falls Ontario. Mexican delegation received a teegram from the consulate in El Paso saying Villa proclaimed Felipe Angeles as provisional president and reports an amicable adjustment with Carranza are untrue. Carranza reportedly sends 2000 troops toward Sonora to depose Governor Maytorena amid ongoing differences.
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Niagara Falla
Consur
el Paso
Tex
Sonora
Maytorena
Carranza
Canal Tolls Beginning From Panama Canal Barges
The United States records its first cash return from the Panama canal project with May tolls totaling 7356.12 dollars. Barge traffic began May 18 due to railroad freight congestion, mainly carrying Hawaiian sugar, tolls calculated at 1.20 dollars per net ton.
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Whellington
United States
Panama Canal
Panama
Hawaii
Oregon Editor Hoemer Convicted Appeal Upheld
In Salem the state supreme court affirmed the conviction of J. E. Hoemer editor of the Silverton Journal for criminal libel of the Benedictine Mount Angel priress. The case was decided in the state circuit court months earlier.
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Salem
Ore
J. E. Hoemer
Silverton Journal
Mount Angel
State Supreme Court
Roosevelt refuses New York governorship bid
Colonel Roosevelt on the Imperator to New York declares he will not run for governor of New York. He breaks his silence briefly during the voyage, stating he will make only one reference to politics.
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Southampton
New York
Roosevelt
Former Clergyman Bloodied in Wolf Creek Slur Outburst
W G Smith, a former clergyman, was assaulted by a crowd of women and egged by men in Wolf Creek Canyonville Oregon. He was put on a northbound train Saturday and warned not to return after allegedly making slanderous remarks about local women's morals.
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Canyonville
Ore
W. G. Smith
Wolf Creek
Smith
Value of Goma Lost Reaches Twenty Thousand in Oshrie
A report from Oshrie notes the loss of goma valued at 20,000 with Pearle found in connection to the incident. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances and identify the responsible party.
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Oshrie
Telephone Circuit Across Continent Reaches California
In Nevada the last pole was set on Saturday by the American and Telegraph company, completing the telephone circuit directly from New York to San Francisco. Company officials and Bell system divisional officers were present.
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Denver
Nevada
American and Telegraph Company
New York
San Francisco
Bell System
Lifesaver Millionaire Albert Priest Rescues Fox River Victims
Albert W. Priest a millionaire pulp and paper magnate saved three men and four women from being carried over a dam after a launch overturned on the swollen Fox River at Appleton Wisconsin.
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Appleton
Wis
Albert W. Priest
Observe Health Sunday in Philadelphia Churches
Health Sunday observed in more than fifty churches across Philadelphia on June 21. Prominent medical men from various regions addressed congregations on fundamental public health principles.
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Philadelphia
Boston Lawyer Shot by Wife During Drive
Boston reports a prominent lawyer, Harry H. Falsaom, was shot five times through the head and killed instantly while he and his wife were driving. The incident occurred in the city area, with authorities investigating the domestic homicide.
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Boston
Harry H. Falsaom
Governor Eberhart Defeated in State Race
Reported results show Governor Eberhart losing the Republican nomination for the governorship in Wisconsin with returns indicating a margin between 1,500 and 3,000 votes amid contesting projections from observers.
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Paul
Lente Ga Seeks Death Sentence Ruling Date
A report from Lente, Georgia, notes a murder case connected to the District of Columbia seeks a new date to set the trial timetable. The document mentions a July 1 deadline for action and outlines procedural steps.
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Lente
District of Columbia
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