Mediation stalls as Carranza delays response
Washington notes no immediate move from Carranza as mediators press for a reply. Zubaran calls the situation encouraging while Lind urges influence on Carranza. Badger keeps arms ships under surveillance as munitions flow to the constitutionalists face delays. In Niagara Falls, silence is seen as favorable to Villa’s timetable. In El Paso Carranza says no provisional government proclamation until reaching Galitlo. Villa may adjust plans amid a new military zone. Tampico reports currency shortages and embassies facing reduced business as refugees swell. In New York refugees recount Villa advances. Abigael Nicochera says Huerta will not flee or resign.
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Sofar
Rafael Zubaran
John Lind
State Department
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Mexico
EL Paso
Tex
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Torreon
Saltillo
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Villa
Natera
Associated Press
Durango
Condemned Slayer Hangs Self in Dayton Cell
Arthur?oui e 3 British subject condemned for first degree murder hanged himself in his Dayton jail cell, authorities said. The inmate was awaiting execution when he took his life.
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Dayton
Arthur Oui Ie
Corner Stone Laying Planned for State Industrial School
Worlang schedules a June 16 ceremony to lay the corner stone of Wyoming's new state industrial school under construction. Attendees include the State Board of Charities led by Governor OCarey and others, plus Masonic members from across Wyoming and guests from Cheyenne. The project, funded by a three year old legislature appropriation, will serve both boys and girls.
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State Board of Charities
Joseph M. Ocarey
Frank L. Houx
John L. Baird
Robert B. Forsyth
Rose A. Bird- Maley
Cheyenne
Masonic Lodge
Wyoming
Women Oppose Race Track Betting Bill in Louisiana
Women of New Orleans today will forward petitions to Baton Rouge opposing a bill to legalize betting at race tracks. The measure pending in the state house would regulate wagering much as it is done in Kentucky.
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New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
General Assembly
Kentucky
Short arms no bar to stenography in Baltimore
David T. Jones of Baltimore who lost both arms six years ago has learned stenography. With rubber bands to hold a penholder on his right arm he can write, using his tongue to flip pages. At 80, he plans to pursue shorthand and rough drafting for literary work.
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Baltimore
David T. Jones
Jones
Wyoming Weather Shifts to Showers and Cooler Midweek
The forecast calls for showers in Wyoming on Friday with cooler conditions across the central portion. Saturday is expected to bring more rain and cooler temperatures, affecting outdoor plans.
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Wyoming
MinersHeld on Indictments for Chandler Mine Looting
Canon City Colorado June Twenty seven men were arrested on grand jury indictments charging grand larceny tied to the April 26 Chandler mine capture by strikers. Arrest warrants for 87 more were issued and 26 previous defendants contest indictments for murder amid alleged irregularities in grand jury selection.
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Canon City
Colo
Chandler
Empress of Ireland Crew Buried With Honors in Quebec
In Quebec on June 4 a burial service for twelve crew members of the steamship Empress of Ireland who died on the Saint Lawrence River was held with military bands. Flags flew at half mast as the procession passed crowds, with services at two churches and officials including the Duke of Connaught's representative Captain Bullen and Sir Francia Langelier attending. Mayor Drouin and council followed the cortege.
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Lawrence
Gillian
Duke of Connaught
Bullen
Hie Aide de
Engineer Saves 200 In Head On Collision
In Salt Lake City Utah two women were hurt when two trains collided on the Great Salt Lake route to the resort. An engineer kept most of the passengers from death or serious injury by quick actions. The event occurred this afternoon with about 200 aboard.
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Ealt Lake City
Utah
Great Galt Lake
Agitator Not Wanted in Canada
Mary Jones organizer for the United Mine Workers was stopped at the gangplank by Canadian Immigration officials and denied boarding the Canadian Pacific steamer to Vancouver. She said she will travel to Denver to continue her Colorado coal strike work as the UMW protest proceeds.
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Seattle
Mary Jones
United Mine Workers of America
Vancouver
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Jones
Nanaimo
Severe Weather Sweeps Across Regions From Pennsylvania to Missouri
A blast of extreme weather hits multiple states with hail in Oregon, heat in St. Louis, and a damaging wind storm in Somerset Pennsylvania leaving towns cut off. An electrical storm drives people from homes in Green Bay and a thunderstorm drenches Arlington National Cemetery during President Wilson’s monument unveiling.
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Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Oregon
St. Louis
Green Bay
Wis
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Wilson
Reserve Banks To Be Ready By August
Secretary McAdoo announced that the election of directors for the new federal reserve banks will be completed about July 1 and that the banks should be fully organized and ready for business by August 1.
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Washington
McAdoo
Federal Reserve Banks
Suffragette Interrupts Royal Audience at Buckingham Palace
In London the king and queen held court at Buckingham Palace when a militant suffragette, dressed in court attire, gained access and knelt before the monarch shouting a plea against force. The intruder's words were drowned by a louder band as inquiries promise to uncover how she obtained admission.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Governors Conference Delayed to November in Wisconsin
A governors conference scheduled for Madison Wisconsin on June 9 has been postponed until November after the fall campaign. The move follows rising election activity and many governors being candidates for re election. Governor Joseph M Carey had planned to attend and deliver an address but will join the session in the fall.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Joseph M. Carey
Heo
Railroad Accidents Down in ICC Quarterly Bulletin
Washington June 4 A total decrease of 175 people killed and 547 injured in rail accidents was shown in the Interstate Commerce Commission bulletin for the quarter ended December 31 1913 compared with the same period in 1912 There was also a drop of 346 train accidents The report lists 1460 collisions and 2507 derailments with property damage of 8090390 Most figures show declines
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Irwin Bros Wild West Shows Expanding Crowd Prep
Scout Maisch and Irwin Bros. staff break in Oregon horses before the June 15 opening. About 300 employees, nearly 50 Sioux Indians led by Red Cloud, and daily arrivals expand the show as its Cheyenne season approaches.
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Maisch
Irwin Bros
Irwin Hros
Red Cloud
Cheyenne
Redskins
Murderer of Father Sent to Matteawan
New York June 4 Chester R B Duryea the man who on May 5 shot and killed his father Hiram Duryea the millionaire starch manufacturer was today committed to the state hospital for the criminal insane at Matteawan
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New York
Chester RB. Duryea
Hiram Duryea
State Hospital For
Matteawan
Lightweight wrestlers to defend his title
Lincoln Nebraska June 4 Johnny Talior of Toledo world lightweight champion meets Owen Dally Nebraska lightweight champion in Lincoln for a $2000 title match. Frank Gotch world heavyweight champion will referee. Both men weigh 196 pounds. They wrestled to a draw a year ago after three hours.
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Lincoln
Neb
Johnny Taliitor
Toledo
Owen Dally
Nebraska
Frank Goteh
Montana plans souvenir coins for Panama-Pacific exhibit
Montana considers financing its San Francisco exhibit by selling bronze souvenir coins to residents. Governor Carey received a Montana commission letter endorsing the coin plan, which would allow large purchases at five cents each and selling them for one dollar, netting ninety five cents per coin.
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Wyoming
San Francisco
Joseph M. Carey
Montana
Carey
Montana Commission
Death Toll Feared In Multiple June Tragedies
Long Beach California June 4 authorities probe three deaths Lena Raab 29 and daughters Lena 6 and Lillian 15 months found with throats cut in their home a German note points to Dr Walter B Hill as suspect Hill in custody denying charges Four men killed and a fifth injured by dynamite blast at a Monongahela construction camp near midnight plus Mrs Danske Bedinger Dandridge suicide in Charleston West Virginia and Harry Snyder drowning in Embudo Taos county New Mexico all reported June 4.
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Long Beach
Cal
Lena Raab
Lena
Lillian
Monongahela
Here
Anti-Trust Hearing Nears End in Senate
Washington June 4 The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee nearly finished the anti trust hearing and will begin drafting bills to report to the Senate next week. The panel will likely receive House approved anti trust legislation and shape it for Senate passage.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
House
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