Mediation talks at Niagara Falls fail to bridge Mexican succession rift
At Niagara Falls Ontario on June 10 the American delegates and Mexican mediators clash over two core issues. They demand a constitutionalist friendly provisional president and oppose Huerta naming a foreign minister who would then succeed. Mediators argue the process is a technicality, while the United States seeks nonrecognition of Huerta and broad support from the constitutionalists. No breakthrough yet as discussions continue and constitutionalist leaders have not yet replied.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexicohall
United States
General Huerta
Huerta
Mexico
Wa Hington
Mexico City
Carranza
General Villa
Mediation Proceedings Likely To Experience Delays
The note indicates obstacles in the past twenty four hours will prolong proceedings. A brief recess may occur next week as one mediator is away for two days.
United States Offers Mediation for Albania Peace
Vienna reports American Minister to Greece George Fred Williams has sent a circular to European powers offering U S good offices to restore peace in Albania. Moslem insurgents rejected Prince William of Wied and demanded a Moslem ruler, clashing with government forces then being routed near Durazzo.
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Albania
London
Vienna
George Fred Williams
Greece
United States
Athens
William
Wied
Piarana
Durazzo
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders Open Denver Convention
Bookbinders in Denver launch a ten day convention with talks on iBooks and their making as June proceedings begin. The event gathers members of the International Brotherhood of Bookbinders to discuss publishing crafts and industry trends.
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Denver
International Brotherhood — of Bookbinders
Wedding of Willard and Roosevelt Draws Madrid Crowds
The civil marriage of Miss Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of the American ambassador to Spain and Kermit Roosevelt son of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was held at the Buena Vista district police chief office. Police and detectives controlled crowds as moving picture men filmed the ceremony. The couple left Madrid for Toledo to spend the afternoon.
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Madrid
Belle Wyatt Willard
Virginia
Spain
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Rooevelt
Buena Vista
Roosevelt
Ambassador Willard
Weding
Toledo
Education and the labor capital balance in Marshall speech
Vice President Marshall delivers the principal address at the University of Maine commencement urging balanced knowledge for young men. He warns against domination by either capital or labor and cites shifts in wealth share from 1850 to 1910 as a cause of discontent in America.
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Unitriversity of
Maine
Ohno
Marshall
University of Maine
America
Carranza Note 10 Cabaran Did Not Refer to Mediators
Washington reports indicate no deadlock at Niagara Falls as mediation continues and Carranza notes delay. The Antilla cargo of arms and planes is set to reach Tampico soon with possible U S non interference. John Silliman, Saltillo vice consul, files his custody report and visits President Wilson.
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Silliman
State Department
Bryan
Niagara Falls
Washington
Carranza
Rafael Zubaran
Anttilla
Tampico
United States
Mexico
Zubaran
Saltillo
Department
Huerta
Daniels
Antilla
John R. Sillimen
Wilson
White House
Prohibition Resolution Likely Before House Soon
Washington dispatch notes the House faces a vote on national prohibition via a constitutional amendment. Majority Leader Underwood signals intent to test the issue, with Rules Committee delaying definite action to July 1. Two propositions before the committee: Hobson’s revised plan and Cantrill’s ten hour debate rule.
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Washington
House
Underwood
House Rules Committee
Hobson
Cantrill
Kentucky
Senate action and House schedule in the 1930s session
Senate met at 11 a m resuming debate on an exemption bill and adopted the Simmons Norris amendment while defeating alternatives from Sutherland and Cimomings. House opened at noon with rules favoring five administration conservation bills and postponed Hobson prohibition amendment action to July 4, adjourned at 5 05 p m until noon Thursday.
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Sutherland
Cimomings
House
Rules Committee
Rules
Sylvia Pankhurst Behind Bars Again After London Protest
Sylvia Pankhurst and fellow suffragists organized a march on Prime Minister Asquith, but the protest faltered. Pankhurst was arrested for the eighth time and sent to Holloway jail. a deputation led by George Lansbury failed to see Asquith amid police restraint and mixed crowds in London and Portsmouth.
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Asquith
London Police
London
Sylvia Pankhurst
East End Dock
Westminister
Holloway
Women’s Liberal Federation
McKenna
Buckingham Palace
Albert Hall
Portsmouth
P. H. Mlingworth
Lansbury
Tlingworth
Miss Pankhurst
Arkansas Bank Officials Stand Trial in Valley Savings Case
The state charges Adolph Kahn Charles Strickland T W Cannon and W S Groves former Valley Savings Bank Argenta officials with receiving deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent. The arraignment in Little Rock marks the start of the trial.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Adolph Kahn
Charles Strickland
T. W. Cannon
W.S. Groves
Valley Savings Bank of
Argenta
West Virginia Business Men Seek Vote on Government Reform
The West Virginia Business Men's Association in Clarksburg during its annual convention today urged local bodies to vote on adoption of initiative referendum and recall laws. They also proposed reorganizing the state legislature to a House of thirty members.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia Business Men’s Association
General Assembly
West Virginia Thunder Showers Thursday Likely
Weather outlook for West Virginia calls for local thunder showers on Thursday and likely Friday. In Virginia, unsettled through Thursday with possible afternoon or night thunder showers, and Friday unsettled with no clear temperature change.
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West Virginia
Virginia
Denounces Perkins and Ako Resignation Denounced
Amos Pinchot releases a letter denouncing George W. Perkins as a menace to the Progressive Party for his ties to United States Steel and International Harvester. He calls for Perkins’s resignation as Progressive Party leadership presses plans to reject pro trust views and labor suppression.
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New York
Amos Pinechot
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive National Committee
George W. Perkins
National Executive Committee
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
Progressive Party
Mr. Pinchot
George W.perkins
Perkins
Steel Corporation
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Pinshot
World YWCA Conference Opens in Stockholm
Delegates from over twenty countries including the United States and Canada attend the opening of the fifth world conference of the Young Women's Christian Association in Stockholm. The sessions run for one week and focus on "the unfolding of the true plan for women in God's purpose for the world."
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Stockholm
United States
Canada
Chrision Association
Three Year Contract Signed in West Virginia Coal Field
Vice President C C Griffith reports from Hartford City Mason county the signing of a three years working contract between coal operators and about a thousand workers in the WPomeroy Benz owl field. Miners gain check off and several new concessions.
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Charleston
W. Va
C. C. Griffith
United Mine Workers
Hartford City
Mason County
Failure to Reach Settlement in Kanawha Coal Strike
Federal conciliators, mine operators, and striking miners failed to reach a settlement in the Kanawha coal fields West Virginia after a long session. The group adjourned to reconvene, with hopes to find a common basis for negotiations. Participants included George Dena, D T Evans, Thomas Haggarty, and Thomas Cairns.
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Washington
Kanawha
West Virginia
Secretary of
Wilson
George Dena
D. T. Evans
Kanawha Coal Operators’ Association
Thomas Haggarty
International Board of the
United Mine Workers
Thomas Cairns
West Virginia Mine Workers’ Organization
Consiliators
Linor
Miners and Operators Clash Over Dues Demand
Both sides refused to yield on union dues deducted from miners' wages while conciliators hoped for a basis for agreement. The confrontation centers on who pays dues and how deductions are handled.
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Fused
Government lays groundwork for Sherman case against Corn Products
New York June 10 government lawyers began building its case in the Sherman anti trust suit against the Corn Products Refining Company and related defendants. Special master Roland W. Philips heard testimony and reviewed documents tracing the formation of the defendant companies from 1890 to the Corn Products organization.
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New York
Corn Products Refining Company
Roland W. Philips
Corn Products Company
Terrific heat wave extends to the east
The heat wave moving from the central west valleys reached eastern cities on June 16 with Portland Maine at 90 and Boston 88 while Washington New York recorded 89 and 80. Humidity remained high and relief unlikely per the weather bureau.
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Washington
Central West
Portland
Boston
New York
Weather Bureau
Parkersburg Gears Up for State B P O Elks Reunion
Parkersburg prepares for the state B P O Elks convention with elaborate plans and special uniforms. The three day program features a business session Wednesday morning and a Tuesday reception as Lodge members from across the state gather for the biggest meeting yet.
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Parkersburg
B. P
Ellis
Senate clears way for Panama tolls repeal final vote
Senate moves toward final passage of the Panama canal tolls exemption repeal with the Simmons Norris amendment passing fifty four to twenty four and forecasts of a ten vote margin. Debate highlights include rights under Hay Pauncefote treaty and potential arbitration or anti trust bills awaiting action.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Simmons
Sutherland
Poindexter
Foreign Relations Committee
Norris
German Synod Meets in Newark
The Atlantic district synod of the German Evangelical Church of North America holds its annual conference at St. Stephen's church in Newark New Jersey today and will continue through early next week. Delegates represent churches in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia.
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German Synod
Newark
N. J
Atlantic District Synod
German Evangelical Church of North America
St. Stephen's Church
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Ammunition shipments proceed to Tampico and El Sud
Galveston authorities report no instructions to delay ammunition consigned to the constitutionalist forces at Tampico or aboard the Morgan liner El Sud. The El Sud arrived today, and constitutionalist agents expect no trouble at the port.
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Galveston
Texas
Tampico
el Sud
Stevenson in Poor Health After Heat Wave
Chicago June 10 physicians tending Adlai E Stevenson vice president during Cleveland's term had little hope of recovery as extreme heat weakened him.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Cleveland
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