Mediation Conference Ends in Niagara Falls
The Pan American mediation conference in Niagara Falls ends as Brazil and Argentina depart. The American delegation led by Justice Lamar and including Frederick W. Lehman and H. Percival Dodge, with diplomatic secretary, wraps up efforts to resolve the Mexican problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Ont
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
Naon
Argentina
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehman
H. Percival Dodge
Mediation in Mexican crisis moves toward provisional government
The note from mediators declares no further sessions until constitutionalist delegates are chosen and sets the path to a peaceful settlement. Carranza has not committed to sending delegates but signals a desire to resolve the revolution without further conflict. United States may recognize and withdraw troops after a provisional government is formed.
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Suarez
Chile
Huerta
Carranza
Naon
Buffalo
Washington
Luis Cabrera
Justice Lamar
Lehman
Bryan
Wilson
New York
Mexico
United States
Vera Cruz
Carman Case Deepens as New Details Emerge
District Attorney Smith revealed Mrs. Carman's alibi that she was upstairs in a kimono when shots rang out. Testimony shows Dr. Carman and Dr. Runcie dated the shooting before 8:45 p.m., while Golder’s timeline places it around 7:20 p.m. The autopsy was performed after authorities threatened to pursue a court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Golder
Dr. Carman
Post
Mrs. Carman
Helen Coombs
Long Island
Edwin Carman
Freeport
L. L
William Bailey
Hempstead
U. S
New York
Smith
Carman Place
Golder
William D. Bailey
Supreme Court
Bailey
Helen Combs
Carman
Silliman Heads to Saltillo to Represent U.S. at Carranza Seat
Washington announces John R Silliman will depart for Saltillo to represent the United States at the temporary capital of General Carranza, sancioned constitutionalist leader, signaling full US stance on the Mexican question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John R Silliman
Saltillo
Carranza
Constitutionalists
Metropolitan Hill Fourth Of July Celebration Planned
The Metropolitan Hill Improvement Association of Roslindale outlines a July Fourth program headlined by a children's parade led by a band from Past President Lynch's lawn at 238 Metropolitan Avenue. A 2:30 p.m. parade to Ethel Street playground precedes two hours of music vaudeville and treats. evening fireworks and morning athletic events for all ages are scheduled with Mayor Curley expected to attend.
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Metropolitan Hill Improvement Association of
Roslindale
Feakes
Lynch
Metropolitan Avenue
Ethel Street
Metropolitan Hill
Curley
Saugus Man Denies Bigamy Claim In Court
Daniel Webster Grant of Saugus appeared in Lynn District Court and denied he is married to Annie M. Porter who says she is his second wife. Porter testified they wed in Portland on March 11, 1912, saw a license, but Grant said no marriage ceremony occurred and his first wife had just been granted a divorce.
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Daniel Webster Grant
Saugus
Lynn District
Annie M. Porter
Miss Porter
Grant
Portland
Congress May Aid Governor Walsh
Telegrams received by Governor Walsh indicate a request for immediate aid. Tumulty reports the President will urge Congress to appropriate $200 000 tomorrow, and a second note confirms contact with Governor Walsh at the Hotel Lenox Boston.
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Walsh
Ion
David I., Walsh
Massachusetts
Hotel Lenox
Boston
Mass
Tiayve
Congress
Tumulty
David I. Walsh
Lenox
Salems Armory
Gratitude Letter From Gardner Cites Salem Support
In a signed note attributed to A P Gardner the writer thanks Colonel Graves and praises Salem’s gratitude toward him and the executive office in Washington. The letter emphasizes recognition of assistance and expresses formal appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Graves
Salem
Washington
A. P. Gardner
Salem Militia Pay More For Shaves And Meals
Colonel Graves opened an inquiry into Salem barbers restaurants and landlords accused of price gouging soldiers. He said he would publish the names of stores bars and landlords charging high rates after the investigation, naming those who boost rents in poor tenements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Graves
Bogus Expressman Charged With Larceny
Eugenie J. Werris, 22, of Malden Street South End, dressed in expressman uniform, was charged with four counts of larceny after police say he posed as an Adams Express Company employee and took goods from several firms. Most stolen items have been recovered. he had worked for the company until February.
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Adama
Eugenie J. Werris
Malden Street
South End
Kilday and Wise
Police
Adams Express Company
Morris
Express Company
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Cesspool
Norton
Levey
Dr. Carmen
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Miss Combs
Mr. Smith
Freeport Station
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Silliman
Torreon
Saugus Man
Filene
Panamas
Bangkoks
Williams
GOLF
Tugwlty
Garfiner
Filene’s
le the Misses
SILK
Big Real
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