Plan aims to include Carranza in Mexican conference
The latest note proposes a comprehensive plan to settle the Mexican situation. It envisions Carranza's participation in mediators talks and the quick establishment of a provisional government in Mexico City to oversee elections for a permanent regime. The plan also outlines timing for conferences and elections and notes prior exchanges with Huerta's representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
Lamar
Clifton House
Tampico
Huerta
New York
Antilla
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehman
Thce Lamar
United States
Mexico City
Lipton Confident Shamrock IV Will Challenge For Americas Cup
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton declares Shamrock IV will sail to New York on July 15 to challenge the United States for the Americas Cup. He says he will not seek towing favors from the New York Yacht Club and may sail the challenger himself if needed. Lipton expresses strong optimism about his best chance yet to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock TV
New York
Fisk
New York Yacht Club
United States
Neill Turner
Nicholson
Blockading Order Countermanded in Tampico
General Atire Nancy Blanquet announced that the Tampico blockading has been countermanded and notification has been sent to the Mexican transport vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Atire- Nancy Blanquet
Tampico
Would Stop Lecturing Bill Aims at Paid Government Lecturers
June 9 Secretary Tivans opened tours as Representative Written of Minds introduced a bill to make it a penal offense for any cabinet officer department head or clerk to lecture for pay beyond actual hotel and traveling expenses. Offenders would face fines up to 10 609 or two years in prison. Bry an LaFollette and Nordeck were scored by Britten. Also Colonel Ascavell reached Madrid with King Alfonso aboard the Zack train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necnyaton
Tivans Hone Tours
Repubblicsn
Congress
Bryan
Senater
LaFollette
Nordeck
Britten
Suffragists Demand Legislation Over Hunger Strikes
Reports note a push to indemnify prison authorities allowing suffragists to starve in custody as hunger strikes draw protests. Demonstrations at Olympia and Holloway Jail fuel debate. some officials advocate restraint, while others call for bold measures and press concerns about force feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Alogan
Evening Standard
Willoughby Dickinson
Lady Cowdray
Muir Mackenzie
King George
Queen Mary
Olympia
Walter Hines Page
Embassy
Wanderhouse
Holloway
Barbara Wylie
Wiley
June Heat Records Broken Across Central West
Chicago and nearby cities endured extreme heat with several record highs. Temperatures reached around 98 in Springfield Illinois and 102 in street readings. multiple deaths and prostrations were reported across the region. Schools closed in Columbus and other Ohio points as residents sought relief from the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Springfield
Cleveland CO
Mercury
Columbus
Ohio Points
Detroit
Mae Sullivans Debut at Hammerstein Victoria
Mae Sullivan new to stage made her Metropolitan debut at Hammerstein Victoria. The girl with a hoe impressed regulars who applauded her and she repeated the chorus of her lone song twice before leaving the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Sullivan
New York
Jane
Metropolitan
Hammerstein
Victoria
Balloon explosion injures many at Sezanne fair
Sixty persons were injured, several fatally, by a balloon blast at Sezanne fair. Anarchists were killed or wounded. police clashed with Reds in Ancona, Italy. Mrs Bowman, wealthy Boston widow, eloped with a Carlisle graduate driver. Triplets born near Washington C. H. O. weigh 6 5 and 7 pounds. two are girls, all healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sezanne
Andreas F. Christian
Boston
Strauder Fletcher
Washington C. H. O
How to Eat in the Heat A Summer Diet Guide
A historic diet note advises banning heavy fried foods and oysters in hot weather and favoring lighter meals. It recommends lamb veal chicken and duck for hot dishes with beef cold, salads and eggs or cheese, simple omelets, afternoon tea with dainty sandwiches, and iced tea or grape juice drinks without ice to cool without overinducing heat.
Mosquito Control Tips For Summer Homes
Practical advice to reduce mosquitoes and flies around rural houses. Keep yards clean and trimmed, dispose waste, cover garbage pails, flush drains, and disinfect with kerosene. Screen upper windows and kitchen doors, use mosquito nets, and deploy fly traps near garbage or manure piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attec
Outdoor Luncheon Trends With Big Lawn Umbrellas
Accessories for porches and lawns showcase a growing fad of outdoor meals. The article describes heavy canvas striped lawn umbrellas with a central weighted table for tea service, noting easy indoor storage when weather shifts.
Buckeye Briefs Heat Toll and taxes rise in Ohio
In Cleveland two deaths from heat and more than a dozen prostrations are reported. In St Clairsville a man died from burns after stepping into boiling water. Ohio tax assessors announce a Penn railroad property valuation jump in Cuyahoga County from nine to fourteen million dollars, netting Cleveland about one hundred forty thousand in taxes. A separate item notes three injured in an Upper Bandusky auto wreck as the car rolled over and struck a tree.
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Cleveland, O
Pennsylvania
Cuyahogé County
State liquor board fills vacancy after Wright death
The state liquor license commission with Governor Cox's approval named C. A. Stevens Bull Mooser of Licking county to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. J. N. Wright a Progressive.
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Bull Mooser Lands
Columbus
State Liquor License Commission
Cox
C. A._Stevens
Bull Mooser
Licking County Licensing Board
J. N. Wright
Two Women Fatally Hurt In Train Accident
From Tippecanoe Ohio June 9 two women Mrs Madison Woodruff and Mrs Edward Stevens returning from a fishing trip with their husbands on a handcar were frightened by an approaching train and fell under its wheels near here. Both victims suffered injuries that may prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe
City
Madison, Woodruff
Edward Stevens
State Officers Reappointed in Ohio
Governor Cox reappointed John I. Miller of Van Wert as state superintendent of public works for a one year term ending June 6, 1915. He also reappointed Frank Harper of Mt. Vernon as superintendent of state printing for a two year term ending May 11, 1916. Both appointees are Democrats.
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Columbus
Cox
John*i. Miller
van Wert
Frank Harper
Mt. Vernon
Judge appoints receiver for Union Farmers' Telephone
Common Pleas Judge Broderick appoints A. P. Cook receiver for the Union Farmers' Telephone Co. under a $15,000 bond on W. J. Skidmore's stockholder petition. Sheriff Laird attaches switchboards poles and wires at Raymond West Mansfield and York for West Mansfield State Bank creditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Common Pleas
Broderick
A. P. Cook
Union Farmers' Telephone Company
W. J. Skidhore
Laird
Raymond
West Mansfield
York
West
Threatened Attorney's Life in Bellefontaine Heat
Emma Hollsapple, 50, allegedly affected by heat, walked Bellefontaine streets armed with a loaded revolver and threatened to kill John E. West, an attorney and common pleas judge candidate. West had previously served as the bank's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefontaine
Emma Hollsapple
John E. West
Common Pleas
West
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports Across Major Cities
A compilation of June market quotes from Chicago Buffalo Cleveland and Pittsburgh with prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs. Notable values include prime steers to 9.25 in Buffalo and heavy hogs around 8.50 at several exchanges, with receipts tallied for cattle hogs sheep and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
State and Federal Rates Clash in Interstate Shipping Ruling
The US Supreme Court held Congress can regulate interstate charges to prevent discrimination against interstate commerce, affirming federal power over railroads and state rate cases. Justice Hughes wrote the opinion with Pitney and Lurton dissents. Missouri upheld against International Harvester, while Kentucky penalties for trust membership were set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Aubreme
Ayesha
Duterstate Commerce
High Court
Minnesota
Commission For Relief
Justice Hughes
Pitney
Lurton
Shreveport
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Commierce
Lane
Commission
Missouri
International Harvester Company of America
Kentucky
The
Harvester Company
Love Letters Read in Damages Suit Weeps in Court
Hartford June 9 Twelve jurors heard in the United States court the remarkable love letters from Elizabeth A Holman the poetess plaintiff who wept in the witness box as her former husband Rev Cranston Brenton and others faced a $50000 damages claim in an alleged conspiracy to commit her to a Vermont madhouse Brenton denied the allegations noting his church role and the letters Brenton testified he received from Holman’s ex-wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poetecs Plalitiff
Hartford
Conn
United States
Connecticut
Elizabeth A. ©. Holman
Cranston Brenton
Yonkers
N. Y
Oliver C. Smith
Paul Wateman
Vermont
Brenton
Oral Service Commission
The
Episcopal Church
Hollman-Brenton
Holman
Snow and hail in Paris on a June day
Paris reports two and a half inches of snow and hail in a section of the city. Spectators saw horses plowing through the snow on the Avenue Des Champs Elysees as a wintry chill lingered with the temperature at 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Prominent Suffraget Dead in London Flat
A young woman found dead in a London flat is identified as Lavender Guthrie, a prominent suffrage. Veronal bottles discovered in the room suggest overdose. Laura Grey was the employed name used. Police inquiries continue into the death as a possible suicide or foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Laura Grey
Lavender Guthrie
Drowning of Edward Crocker at Lake Winola
Edward Crocker son of Mr and Mrs Edward Crocker of Wilkes Barre fell faint while on a pier and drowned at Lake Winola Scranton area on June 9 authorities reported in brief incident note.
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Scranton
Edward Crocker
Wilkeshbarre
Lake Winola
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Sovelt
King
Fune
Theodore Ascavell
Madrid
Alfonso
Biarritz
Aldo
Buckeye
Rob
Babe
St. Clairsville
Paul ‘Gandatti
Bandusny
Atrs
Deniela
Amner
Baltimore American
Delaine
Toledo
Supreme Court
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