Huerta Expected to Resign Soon Amid Tampico Tension
The article reports on General Huerta suspending the Tampico blockade to stop the Antilla from delivering ammunition to rebels. It notes relief in Washington at the action, amid mediation talks at Niagara Falls, and mentions naval movements, possible diversion of the Antilla, and Carranza’s response to mediators as efforts continue toward peace and a conference.
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Washington
Huerta
Tampico
Antilla
United States
Niagara Falls
Ward Line
Wilson
Bryan
Daniels
Riano
Zaragoza
Bravo
Puerto Mexico
Tacoma
Sacramento
Badger
Navy Department
Panuco River
Mayo
Puerto
Carranza
Saltillo
Rafael Zubaran
U S Peace Plan Presented to South American Mediators
Niagara Falls Ont June the United States government through Justice Lamar and Frederick W Lehmann presented to the three South American mediators a complete plan for the pacification of Mexico. It is the same in principle as that presented by the mediators and already agreed to by the Huerta government.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Mexico
Huerta
Plan for Provisional Government in Mexico City Under Discussion
American delegates and mediators draft a plan for a new provisional government in Mexico City to hold general elections for a permanent regime. Differences with Huerta delegates are minor, with a full conference planned to finalize the protocol. Constitutionalists demand to know the peace plan before suspending hostilities.
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Mexico City
Washington
Huerta
Tampico
New York
Carranza Train Arrives at Saltillo in Unconfirmed Report
A dispatch from El Paso says General Carranza's special train reportedly reached Saltillo to reestablish the constitutionalist government and respond to Niagara Falls mediators, but confirmation is hampered by telegraph outages after heavy rains. General Villa reportedly left Chihuahua City for a southern campaign, stopping at Santa Rosalia for several days.
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EL Paso
Tex
Carranza
Saltillo
Niagara Falls
Trunk murder mystery man to die this July
Karl Drand wicz was today sentenced to die in the electric chair for participating in the murder of Ivan Martysewicz whose body was found in a trunk on the sidewalk on Pitt Street last December.
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New York
Karl Drandwicz
Ivan Martysewicz
Pitt Street
Break between Governor and Mayor over city charter and transit bills
The conflict escalated as Governor Walsh signed two major Boston bills despite reform opposition. One bill expands the City Council to 17 seats, a victory for Rep. Martin M. Wemasney. The other continu es the transit board with no substitute, a move favored by Curley but criticized for chaos in transit governance.
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Martin M. Wemasney
Boston
Walsh
Police, Licensing Board and Finance Commission
Life
House
Senate
Curley
Boston Should Be Allowed District City Council Vote
Governor Walsh signed the Boston district council bill after hearings. He argued Boston voters must decide the form of their city government through a referendum, enabling districts electing 17 councilors and a future city election to implement the change.
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Boston
Walsh
Boston District Council
Boston Charter Association
Curley
Sullivan
Henry L. Higginson
Lenathy
House of Representatives
Senate
Commonwealth
Bostoon
General Court
Medfield State Hospital
Wellington Bridge
Haines
Medford
Governor signs transit panel extension amid veto pressure
Governor Walsh signs a three year extension for the Boston Transit Commission despite strong calls for veto. He notes constitutional power lies with the Legislature to extend terms and appoint personnel, warning veto could disrupt work, contracts, leases, and public service. New authority preserves commission structure and state policy.
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Walsh
Boston Transit Commission
Boston Transit’ Commission
Elliott at hearing urges rail legislation for Boston and Maine divorce
Howard Kliott chairman of the New Haven board urged the rail committee to report enabling legislation to adopt the agreement dissolving Boston and Maine from the New Haven. Elliott warned federal action for anti trust violations if lawmakers delay. He said he would not have bought Boston & Maine or released it without compulsion. The dissolution follows Governor Walsh and Public Service Commissioner Anderson positions.
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Howard Kliott
Newaven Board of Directors
Committee On Railroads
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Elliott
Washburn
Moorfield Storey
Public Service
Anderson
Two Roads
Walsh
New England
Railroad Committee
Hampden
Quality Whiskey Advice From G O Taylor
A brief whiskey note cites G O Taylor urging readers to choose genuine quality whiskey and enjoy it responsibly.
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G. O, Taylor
Advi
Nation is Master of Railroads under Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission power to strike down state rates that discriminate against interstate commerce. The ruling affirms federal predominance over state controls when interstate and intrastate rail operations interrelate, with Justice Hughes writing the decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Minnesota
Commission For Relief
Hughes
Pitney
Lurton
Shreveport
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Congress
Lane
Commission
Lasell Seniors Burn Books At Final Class Day
Forty seven Lasell Seminary seniors ended their school life with a bonfire on the campus after a farewell night. They will receive diplomas at 10 o clock this morning in Auburndale Congregational Church. The campus glow lit by colored lights highlighted the gowns as the event was described as the most brilliant in school history.
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Lasell Seminary
Auburndale Congregational Church
Manly Art Bill Gets a Knockout
The boxing bill was defeated in the House by 106 to 99. It would legalize 12 round bouts under a boxing commission and followed the New York Frawley law. Debates were sharp and good natured with all boxers in the House taking part.
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Hull
Great Barrington
New York
Lewis Sullivan
Dorchester
Doings of the Van Loons Color Page Preview
A note announces a full color page featuring the Van Loons comic in the upcoming Sunday Post. The feature promises a lively, humorous sequence and highlights the page’s visual style and timing for readers.
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van Loons
Sunday Post
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Transit Board
Nation IS Master OF Railroads
Lasell Girls Burn Books
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Lot IV
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