Carranza Rebukes Mediators Over Proposed Settlement
General Carranza declares rebels cannot be forced to accept the mediation plan and protests outside interference by Regents. He's moving toward Torreon then Saltillo to solidify a provisional government as Villa heads toward Juarez. Carranza denounces Huerta as a likely candidate only to face the electric chair, not a future presidency.
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el Vaso
Lex
Constitutionalista
Mexico City
Peace Commission
Huerta
Hea
Mexican mediation talks with Huerta delegates at Niagara Falls
American delegates to the Mexican mediation conference at Niagara Falls stay in touch with Washington. Negotiations focus on recognizing or admitting Constitutionalists. Huerta’s representatives show guarded interest and leave the decision to the South American mediators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Carranza
Washington
Niagara Falls
Iuerta
Fromarranza
Mexico
Joe Tinker Illness Shuts Chicago Fed Club Leader
Joe Tinker, manager of the Chicago Federal club, is ill with tonsillitis at a focal hospital. Two physicians attend him constantly and fear it may develop into typhoid or pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tinker
Kansas City
Chicago Federal Seus Club
Elonie En Yphiher
Empress of Ireland’s Captain Kendall Noted Commander
Captain Kendall serves as commander of the Hi-Fated steamer Empress of Ireland, per the period report detailing maritime leadership and vessel command.
Motorcar Runs Wild In Cleveland Public Square
An electric coupe driven by Mrs. Dan Kaber crashed through the Cleveland public square injuring three people. Traffic Policeman Frank Kalina was knocked down and hospitalized in critical condition. Pedestrians Arthur Sandbrook and Charles Branzinski aided Kalina but suffered serious injuries as the car was halted by bystanders.
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Cleveland
Dan Kaber
Frank Kalina
Arthur Sandbrook
Charles Branzinski
Kalina
Ohio Building Ground Breaking at Exposition
Ground will be broken for the Ohio building at the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco on June 11. D. P. Torpy will preside as directing commissioner for the Ohio exposition commission and the Ohio society of California will participate in elaborate ceremonies.
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Ohio
Columbus
San Francisco
Department of
D. P. Torpy
Ohio Exposition Commission
Ohio Society of California
Vwill
Cigaret Law Called a Joke by Cleveland Judge
Police Judge Levine fined Edward Buch ten dollars for not removing a premium coupon from cigarets and suspended sentence. He declared the state cigaret law a joke, saying it conflicts with federal law and places dealers between two fires.
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Cleveland
Levine
Edward Buch
Fire Destroys Top Story Of Pomerene Relative Home
Fire in Canton Ohio gutted the top story of Mrs Catherine Bocktus home mother in law of Senator Atles Pomerene. Senator Pomerene and others were away in Washington at the time. Mrs Bockius aged 86 was rescued to safety.
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Pomerene
Canton
Catherine Bocktus
Atles Pomerene
Senator Pomerene
Man Saves Roundhouse by Removing Burning Gasoline Tank
Napoleon Ohio June 2 Dale Simmons an employee saved the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railway roundhouse from a blaze by carrying out a gasoline line tank that ignited from engine sparks. The tank exploded injuring his clothing and likely causing fatal burns.
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Napoleon, O
Detroit
Toledo & Ironton Railway
Dale Simmons
Woman Ends Life Over Loss of Home in Canal Dover
Mrs. Fred Flickinger, 55, of Canal Dover Ohio,蜂took poison and died within half an hour after worrying over losing her home due to her daughter's marriage last week. Local authorities report the death as self inflicted.
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Canal Dover
Fred Flickinger
Tragic Drowning of 3 Year Old in Yard Pool
Worth Walker three dies after falling into yard pool in Cleveland Ohio. Mrs Ida Walker reports accident at home. Authorities say no foul play suspected.
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Cleveland
Worth Walker
Ida Walker
Village Votes Wet in Cridersville Margin
Cridersville in Auglaize county near Lima voted wet by a 22 vote margin. One saloon license is affected by the decision and the village government faces new regulatory changes.
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Lima, O
Cridersville
Auglaize County
Hundred Thousand Strike Hits St Petersburg Periphery
More than 100000 millhands in outlying districts attack as protest against trials of men who resisted the pace in recent strikes. Several minor clashes with police occurred but officers kept the mob from marching into the city.
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St. Petersburg
Wargrave Church Burned by Suffraget Arson Squad
The Wargrave parish church in Henley on Thames England was set ablaze by a suffraget arson squad. Ten thousand miners in West Virginia struck after operators refused their check off demands. Ernest Zimmer received a life sentence for second degree murder in Chardon Ohio.
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Wargrave
Henley-on-Thames
England
Kanawha
West Virginia
Ernest Zimmer
William Hegleston
Chardon
Ohio
Debate over Empress collision blame in dugout inquiry
Testimonies from Captain Kendall of the Empress and Captain Anderson of the Storstad frame the disaster as a clash of fault. The Canadian Pacific inquiry will begin Tuesday with a British judge to lead, aiming to determine whether Kendall, Anderson, or both share responsibility.
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Montreal
Tnt
Admiralty Tépurts
Ane
Sts Sivaeiencein
Storstad
Almbdst Unqtall
Souldaers
Taining
Kendall
Anderson
Nault
Quebec
Captain Kendall
Pacfie Railroad
Dominion Coal Company
Empress of Ireland wreck may require explosives
The Empress of Ireland disaster near Rimouski Quebec is delayed in body recovery. A British commander believes divers must enter the hull and dynamite the wreck to release hundreds of bodies and recover $1,000,000 in silver bullion still aboard.
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Rimouski
Quebec
Tweedie
Essex
Maer
Grieving relatives identify Empress of Ireland victims
In Lebec on June 2 crowds view bodies from the Empress of Ireland disaster. Relatives study physical traits hoping to confirm loved ones. Many claim the same body as a relative, reflecting the chaos of the tragedy.
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Lebec
Ireland
Empress of Ireland Disaster Fatal Toll Recounted
In Quebec on June 2 the Empress of Ireland disaster toll is given as 1 467 passengers aboard. Of these 465 survived, leaving 1 002 dead.
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Quebec
House exempts labor unions from Sherman antitrust rule
Washington June 2 The house without a dissenting vote amended the administration anti trust bill to exempt labor unions from action under the Sherman law. There were 207 affirmative votes on the amendment. Labor is given nothing more in the exemption than capital already enjoys in the antitrust program according to President Wilson.
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House
Washington
Administration
Siférman
Cajital Alsady
Wilson
Senate acts on navy budget and canal tolls repeal
The Senate rejected an amendment to authorize a new navy yard for building the largest battleship and allowed selling old battleships Idaho and Mississippi to fund a modern vessel. The navy will add chaplains, while anti trust legislation to follow Panama canal tolls repeal moves ahead with expected passage amid possible amendments.
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Navy
Washington
Senate
Brooklyn
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Yard
Idaho
Mississippi
N Navy
Lodge
Newlands
Interstate Commerce Committee
The
Meee
O'Gorman
Favors Increase in Freight Rates
President Wilson signaled support for an authorized rise in interstate freight rates via the Interstate Commerce Commission. He attributed business depression to railroad offices and industries dependent on carriers, defending his view that tariffs do not explain the mood and noting widespread confidence lapses among major nations.
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Washington
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oil Saws Backed By Handle Lubrication Inventor
An inventor patents a saw with oil stored in the handle and a side lever to release oil during cutting. Aiming to reduce friction, the device lets the user squirt oil on demand without stopping work, easing passage through wood for carpenters and amateurs alike.
Lignite reserves of Alaska's Bon nifield region estimated
US Geological Survey reports Alaska lignite coal near ten billion tons in the Bon nifield region, greatly surpassing earlier estimates. The newer figures suggest Boomfield area holds more coal than all other surveyed regions combined.
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Alaska
Bonnifield
United States
Geological ‘Survey
Fireman Rescues Woman From Burning Lodging House
At 9 o clock a fire alarm sent residents fleeing as flames trapped Mrs May Bradley on the third floor rear. Lieutenant Simpson Fireman John Mooney and Fireman Thomas McManus pulled her to safety from the roof while other lodgers escaped to the adjoining building. Damage estimated at 2000 dollars per New York Evening World.
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May Bradley
Lieutenant Simpson
John E. Mooney
Thomas McManus
Mooney
Simpson
OlcManus
Mrs. Bradley
New York
lFvening World
Keeper Survives Hog Attack by Climbing Tree
Edward M Knowles, keeper of a game preserve, was chased by wild hogs on an island. He fired at the boars, fled, and climbed into a tree with his gun, staying hidden for several hours as he remained a prisoner in the branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M Knowles
Knowles
Railroad worker tied to tracks beaten in Philadelphia
Patrick J. Dugan, 24, a Pennsylvania railroad signalman in Philadelphia, was beaten by four men and bound to eastbound tracks near the Fifty-ninth Street signal tower. The express train due in two minutes stopped within about 25 yards of him. Dugan was found unconscious after the crew halted the train.
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Patrick J. Dugan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Fifty-ninth Street
Dugan
Narrow Escape on Plooinfield Ave Trolley Tracks
Miss Mary ChamasS of Valley road nearly lost her life in Montclair New Jersey when her shoe heel caught in trolley tracks in front of Fire Headquarters. The car stopped just feet away and the shoe had to be removed before Miss Chamas could be extricated.
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Mary Chamass
Valley Road
Plooinfield Avenue
Montclair
N. J
Thomas
Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock and Grain Prices
Live stock and grain prices across multiple cities show steady but uneven movement. Cattle and hogs posted varied quotes with calves and lambs differing by market, while grains list No 2 wheat at 34% and corn at 2 cents, amid receipts of cattle and hogs in the thousands and hundreds.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
Sheen
Ana
Cincinnati
Ohlo v
Pennsylvania
Delaine
Making Handsaws From Cast Steel and Iron
The article describes the manufacture of high quality handsaws from cast steel and sheet iron. It details ingot handling, cutting strips, punching teeth with a triangular punch, hardening in oil, repeated hammering to straighten and densify the steel, grinding to smooth edges, tempering, and finally setting teeth by bending alternate teeth in opposite directions.
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Efe
Two Thousand Quit Mexico Refugees Assured Transport
Nearly 2,000 American refugees from interior Mexico have departed toward ports for transport to the United States. Fifty arrived at Mexico City, with officials stating no Americans were killed or wounded in Mexico City since marine operations ended at Vera Cruz last Tuesday.
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Washington
State
Navy Departments
Mexico
United States
Mexico City
Bryan
State Department
Vera Cruz
Tuesda Va
Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds Liquor Liability Law
The Nebraska Supreme Court sustains a law shielding wives and children of habitual drunkards and affirms heavy damages for Mrs May Badger against Omaha saloonkeepers who sold liquor to her husband. The ruling upholds the action against saloonkeepers and rejects the appeal.
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Washington
Nebraska
Supreme Court
May
Badger
Omaha
Ealodwheerers
Ts Landsmen
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American Press Association
Eimpress
Motlonnese
Fireman
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Dauglas
Goldie ‘Ladyktes
West Rifty-eighth’ Street
Slavsek
Toledo
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