Mediation crisis and Mexican civil conflict updates
June reports from Niagara Falls to El Paso describe mediation tensions with Carranza rejecting talks without an armistice. The conversation centers on provisional government figures, municipal control in Jalisco, and constitutionalist advances including Tampico and Zacatecas briefings. Villa movements and Panfilo’s forces suffer repeated federal repulses near the mountains.
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Zacatecas
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Panfillos
Mrs Furry Seriously Injured In Auto Crash At Booth Crow Bridge
Mrs Furry suffered severe sprains to shoulders and back after her husband’s auto overturned on a steep embankment at Booth Crow bridge on Happy Jack Road Sunday. Dr Furry and baby, and Mr and Mrs Hogkina and baby were also thrown but not seriously hurt.
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Hogkina
James Hamilton Lewis Democratic Senate Whip Profile
Portrait of Senator James Hamilton Lewis, Democratic Senate whip, noted for flamboyant dress and polished appearance. The piece recalls his first congress speech, early career, Virginia birth, Georgia marriage, and 1900 vice presidential candidacy alongside service in the Spanish-American War.
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James Hamilton Lewis
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Congress
State Street
Broadway
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Eau Brummer
Lord Chesterfield
Lewis
National House
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Pacific Coast States
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Grant
Flag To Stand For Undisputed National Power Celebration
President Wilson addressed a large Flag Day crowd in Washington, saying the flag over a reunited nation stands for the just use of undisputed national power. He touted unity and economic progress, with Bryan and Daniels also speaking on liberty and the States' mission.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Daniela
Worms Attack Wheatland Trees In Wyoming
Army of army worms attack Shade trees in Wheatland Wyoming threatening next year foliage. Swarms of moth millers accompany the pests in homes as the worms are the larvae of the millers.
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Wheatland
Wyo
President to Lead Large Fleet Through Panama Canal
President Wilen will lead a great international fleet of warships from Hampton Roads to Colon next March to participate in the official opening of the Panama Canal, following a ceremony planned by Secretary Daal.
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Washington
Wiledn
Hampton Roads
Colon
Panama Canal
Secrtry Daal
Prince William Defends Durazzo Against Insurgent Siege
In Durazzo Prince William of Al Dani leads 9 000 troops against 27 000 insurgents willing to storm the capital. Foreign marines guard legations to prevent looting if the city falls as Greece prepares naval steps and the envoy denies abdication rumors.
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Vienna
Prince William of Al‘Dani
Wied
Musselmen
Durazzo
Prince William
International
Paris Ravaged by Violent Thunderstorm and Crashing Floods
A ferocious storm hit Paris on June 15 causing massive flooding and street collapses. At least seven people are feared dead as pits swallow pedestrians and a taxicab. A gas main ignited, and a church steeple was struck by lightning.
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Paris
Basin Field Mapping Expedition Forms in Basin Gardens
L W Trumbull joins Prof F Hintze of Lehigh University Booth Bethlehem Pa W F Hadwell of Wilkes Barre Pa Walter Story of Cheyenne and Gerald Coons to map Basin country this summer They set camp on D Henrys farm Basin Gardens and will stay about six weeks before moving to Grasse Creek and Little Buffalo Basin
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Grasse Creek Country
Little Buffalo Basin
Balloon Still Missing In Oregon Forest Search
Portland reports a balloon named Springfield and three others vanished after a Thursday flight. A wide area search of Oregon forests continues as crews probe remote terrain for any sign of the missing craft and its crew.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Springfield
Ite Pn
Miss Anna Gordon Leads Temperance World Spread
Miss Anna Adama Gordon known as Ala Gordon leads the international temperance movement. A secretary to Frances Willard the late head of the Women's Christian Temperance Union she has long served in key roles including honorary secretary of the World WCTU and superintendent of juvenile work. She resides in Bryanston Wisconsin.
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Frances B. Willard
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Hall of Fame
Capitol
Washington
Miss Gordon
Miss Willard
Bryanston
New Volcano Lassen Gains Activity Near Lassen Peak
NEW VOLCANO LASSEN NEARS ERUPTION AS THREE CONES FORM. SCIENTISTS DEBATE GEYSER THEORY AFTER AERIAL SMOKE AND FLAME BLOW FROM THE MOUNTAIN. W H STORMS ARRIVES TO OBSERVE AND SAYS LASSEN MAY MATCH KRAKATAU IN INTENSITY.
President Nominates Four For Federal Reserve Board
The president nominates Charles S. Hamline of Minnesota Paul M. Warburg of New York Thomas D. Jones of Iowa and W P G Harding of Alabama for eight year terms and A Miller of California for a four year term to the Federal Reserve Board.
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Federal
Board
Charles 5. Hamline
Chusetta
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Thomas D. Jones
Smola
W. P. G. Harding
Alabama
A. ©. Miller
California
Wilson vows to push trust bill amid adjournment push
President Wilson said he would use all influence to pass the pending trust bill this session. He blamed a coordinated campaign by interests aiming to adjourn and halt the program. White House released letters and telegrams showing business leaders and officials urging delay. The move followed his earlier charge against an insidious lobby.
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Washington
Dent Wilson
Wilson
Congress
White House
Theodore Roosevelt III Born In New York City
New York June 15 reports Theodore Roosevelt III first grandson to bear the family name born yesterday at East Seventy Fourth Street home of his parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr The infant weight about ten pounds This is the couple's second child following a daughter born August 17 1911.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt III
Col. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
East Seventy-fourth Street
Theodore, Jr
Gunmen kill man near church in New York
Salvatore Pellegrinio was shot and killed by gunmen yesterday while passing a Roman Catholic church. His brother William was wounded and two children were struck in the legs by stray bullets.
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New York
Salvatore Pellegrinio
William
Senate stationery theft prompts inquiry into mine promotion
The senate opened an investigation into the use of senate stationery and alleged employment of officials tied to a North Carolina gold mine. Senator Overland and Senator Chilton are named in connection with the case, referred to committee on contingent expenses after a broker’s office sighting of a letter on senate stationery.
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Washington
Senate
North Carolina
Overland
Chilton
Supreme Court Delays Rate Decisions for Term
Washington June 15 The Supreme Court has not rendered decisions in Intermountain and other key rate cases and will adjourn next Monday. Court officials say more cases have been decided this term than in 40 years, with 500 arguments heard. Disposition expected today on Intermountain rate California Wyoming oil Oklahoma and Maryland voting cases.
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Supreme Court
Intermountain
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Oklahoma
Maryland
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Warm Wednesday
Weather dispatch from Washington on June 15 reports Wyoming will see fair skies and increasing warmth through Wednesday. Light winds accompany the dry conditions with no precipitation anticipated.
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Washington
Wyoming
Rafael Zubarán Carranza’s confidant in Washington
Rafael Zubarán, Carranza’s confidential representative in Washington, serves as secretary of the interior for the constitutionalists. A university-trained lawyer, he directs affairs in the capital, communicating through interpreters due to limited English. He emerged as a key mediator during the Washington and Niagara Falls talks and mediation efforts.
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Zubaran
Mexico City
Washington
Carranza
Niagara Falls
FP. A. B
Half Million In Insurance Paid In Wyoming In 1919
The Life Insurance Press reports nearly half a million dollars paid to Wyoming beneficiaries in 1919. Largest claims went to Evanston 96500 Cheyenne 79000 Rock Springs 29500 Sheridan 26600 Cody 25500 Laramie 25500 Douglas 10000. Sixteen larger claims under 40000 were paid to areas including Big Horn Buffalo Casper Diamondville Egbert Fossil Kay ney Keeline Lander Newcastle Ten Sleep Thayne Torrington Wheatland.
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Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Cody
Laramie
Douglas
Big Horn
Buffalo
Casper
Diamondville
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Fossil
Kearney
Keeline
Lander
Morgan
Newcastle
Ten Sleep
Thayne
Torrington
Wheatland
Troops Considered If Butte Mine Feud Escalates
Governor Stewart discussed with Washington the possible use of federal troops to quell unrest in Butte Montana as miners from rival Western Federation factions resumed work. Voter pressure looms Wednesday over whether to display federation cards in mines.
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Washington
Butte
Stewart
Western Federation of Minesr
Western Federation
Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Casper Democrats Open Headquarters in Smith Building
Casper Wyoming June 15 J 3 Van Doren chairman of the Democratic central committee has engaged a room in the new Smith building on East Second avenue and will open Democratic campaign quarters preparatory to the state and county political campaign. The Democrats will soon have petitions circulated for the nomination of county officers.
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Casper
Wyo
Five Laborers Die in Gas Explosion
In Columbus Ohio five men, four of them foreigners, were killed and ten others fatally injured when a gas explosion occurred in a trench where laborers laid a gas main. Five more were burned as escaping gas was ignited by a cigarette.
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Columbus
Roundup at Archer Farm Free Train and Lunch Today
The state farm board and U S department hold their annual round-up at Archer farm today. A free Union Pacific train from Cheyenne to Archer leaves at 10 p m with return at 3 p m. Free lunch is provided and tickets are available at the Burlington depot office.
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United States Agricultural Department
Archer Farm
Union Pacific Railway
Cheyenne
Archer
Union Pa
Leay Archer
C. B. Hyatt
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Sixteenth Street
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Capitol
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West Sixteenth Street
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