Mediation Crisis Deepens in Mexican Conference Talks
June reports from Niagara Falls and Washington show mediators demanding an armistice before admitting Carranza's representatives. Delegates clash over a provisional government while Federal forces and constitutionalists wage fighting with several reversals noted in Zacatecas and M exico.
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Niagara Falls
Carrants
Rafael Zubaran
Carranza
Washington
Constitutionalista
United States
Mexican Republic
Huerta
Powes
Mrs Furry Injured as Auto Party Upset
Mrs Furry sustained severe injuries but not life threatening when her husband’s car overturned on a steep embankment at Booth Crow bridge on the Happy Jack Road. She will be confined at home with sprains to her shoulders and back. Others in the party included Dr Furry and baby and Mr and Mrs Hogkina and babies, all thrown violently but not seriously hurt.
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Booth Crow Bridge
Happy Jack Road
F. I. Furry
Furry
Baby
Mra
Hogkina
James Hamilton Lewis Democratic Senate Whip Profile
A portrait of Senator James Hamilton Lewis, Democratic Senate whip, famed for his flamboyant dress and sharp speaking style. The piece notes his Virginia birth, marriage to a Georgian, service in the Spanish-American War, and early political rise amid Washington state representation.
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James Hamilton Lewis
United States Senate
Congress
State Street
Broadway
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eau Brummer
Lord Chesterfield
Lewis
National House
Washington State
Pacific Coast States
Brooks
Grant
Flag to Stand for Undisputed National Power
Washington June 15 President Wilson addressed a large Flag Day crowd praising the flag as a banner over a reunited nation. He said it stands for just use of undisputed national power and noted renewed spirits and prosperity. Bryan and Daniels also spoke on liberty and the mission of the states.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Daniela
Worms Attack Wheatland Trees Threaten Next Year’s Foliage
Army worms swarm Wheatland shade trees and, with vast swarms of moth millers, threaten severe foliage damage next year. The millers are the adult stage of the worms feeding at houses as well as trees.
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Wheatland
Wyo
President to Lead Large Fleet Through Panama Canal
Washington June 15 President Wilson will command a substantial international fleet of warships sailing from Hampton Roads to Colon next March to participate in the formal opening ceremonies of the Panama Canal. The flotilla will travel through the canal in a show of maritime unity coordinated with Secretary Daniels.
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Washington
Wiledn
Hampton Roads
Colon
Panama Canal
Secrtry Daal
Prince William Leads Al Dani Forces in Durazzo Defense
Vienna reports Prince William of Al Dani commands 9,000 troops resisting a morning wave of 27,000 insurgents at Durazzo. The harbor city sees foreign marines guarding legations to prevent looting if the city falls while Greece readies naval preparations in Athens. The ambassador in Constantinople notes no abdication plans by the Albanian claimant.
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Prince William of Al‘Dani
Wied
Musselmen
Durazzo
Prince William
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London
the Times
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Paris Storm Triggers Fatal Flood and Street Collapses
A violent thunderstorm in Paris causes widespread damage with flooded streets, collapsing pavements, and a taxi driver and passenger feared dead. Police estimate at least seven dead. a gas main ignites after being struck by floodwater and a church steeple is struck by lightning.
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Team to Map Basin Country This Summer
L W Trumbull arrived this week and joined Prof F Hintze of Lehigh University Booth Bethlehem Pa W F Hadwell of Wilkes Barre Pa Walter Btory of Cheyenne with Gerald Coons will map a large Basin country area this summer in charge of Prof Hintze They set up camp on D Henrys farm in 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 Search Continues for Springfield Balloon
Portland reports the fate of the balloon Springfield remains unknown as four aircraft left Thursday to search the vast Oregon mountain forests. A widespread search continues tonight without results.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Springfield
Ite Pn
Miss Anna Gordon Leads International Temperance Effort
Miss Anna Adama Gordon, president of the Ribboners, heads the international temperance drive as a disciple and secretary to Frances B. Willard. Gordon has long served Willard and the Women's Christian Temperance Union, with roles including honorary secretary of the World WCTU and superintendent of juvenile work. She resides at 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 Lassen Volcano Activity Sparks Scientific Debate
Mount Lassen near Red Bluff California shows renewed activity with two new cones erupting last night and a third enlarging since May 30. Observers report geyserlike steam and a 2000 foot smoke and flame plume visible over the delta valley as experts weigh Krakatoa like possibilities and forecast further eruptions.
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Red Bluff
Cal
Oregon Line
Nevada Line
Mount Lassen
Federal Reserve Board Nominates Members for Various Terms
The president named nominees for the Federal Reserve Board. Charles S. Hamline of Chicago, for a two year term. Paul M. Warburg of New York, for a four year term. Thomas D. Jones of Des Moines, for a two year term. W P G Harding of Alabama, for an eight year term. A Miller of California, for an eight year term.
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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 despite interests push
President Wilson said he would use every influence to pass the pending trust bill this session. He blamed a coordinated campaign by certain interests to seek adjournment and rest for business, citing letters and telegrams circulated among business leaders and legislators.
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Washington
Dent Wilson
Wilson
Congress
White House
Theodore Roosevelt III Born In New York Home
New York June 15 Theodore Roosevelt III first grandson of Col Roosevelt to bear the name was born yesterday at the parents home in East Seventy fourth street. The baby weighs about ten pounds and 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 dead by gunmen as he passed a Roman Catholic church. His brother William was wounded and two children were struck in the legs by stray bullets yesterday in New York on June 15.
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New York
Salvatore Pellegrinio
William
Senate letter paper stolen sparks inquiry into mine scheme
A senate investigation was opened into the use of senate stationery and alleged government official involvement in promoting a North Carolina gold mine. Senator Overland and Senator Chilton are named in connection with the case. the matter was referred to the committee on contingent expenses after review of a broker’s office letter on senate stationery.
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Washington
Senate
North Carolina
Overland
Chilton
Supreme Court Delays Rate Decisions to Next Week
Washington June 15 The Supreme Court will not render decisions on key rate cases including Intermountain and California oil matters until next Monday. Officials noted an active term with 500 cases heard and more decisions since last October than in 40 years, with adjournment expected today.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Intermountain
California
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Maryland
Wyoming Weather Forecast Update
Weather bulletin from Washington reports forecast for Wyoming as fair on Wednesday with warmer conditions expected. The brief note notes clear skies and elevated temperatures across the region.
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Washington
Wyoming
Rafael Zubaran Carranza confidant and cabinet figure
Rafael Zubaran, Carranza’s confidential representative in Washington, serves as secretary of the interior and a key mediator among constitutionalists. A university bred lawyer, he handles mediation despite limited English and relies on interpreters to communicate in Washington during mediation talks.
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Zubaran
Mexico City
Washington
Carranza
Niagara Falls
FP. A. B
Half Million in Insurance Money Paid in Wyoming
Nearly 500000 dollars in 1919 beneficiary payments were reported by Life Insurance Press. Evanston led with 96500, Cheyenne 79000, Rock Springs 29500, Sheridan 26600, Cody 25500, Laramie 25500, Douglas 10000. Seventeen other towns and districts also received under 40000.
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Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Cody
Laramie
Douglas
Big Horn
Buffalo
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Diamondville
Egbert
Fossil
Kearney
Keeline
Lander
Morgan
Newcastle
Ten Sleep
Thayne
Torrington
Wheatland
Troops Considered in Butte Mine Disorder
Governor Stewart discussed with Washington the possible use of federal troops to quell tensions in Butte Montana as miners from two Western Federation factions resumed work. Voters face deciding on whether to require union cards in all mines amid ongoing industrial unrest.
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Butte
Stewart
Washington
Western Federation of Minesr
Western Federation
Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Casper Democrats Open Campaign Headquarters
Casper Wyoming June 15 J S Van Doren chairman of the Democratic central committee has engaged a room in the Smith building on East Second avenue and will open Democratic campaign quarters preparatory to the state and county political campaign Pensions will soon circulate for the nomination of county officers.
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Casper
Wyo
Five Laborers Die in Gas Explosion in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on June 15 a gas main trench blast killed five laborers, four foreigners, and seriously wounded ten others. Five more workers suffered burns as escaping gas ignited by a cigarette caused the explosion.
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Columbus
Roundup at Archer Farm Offers Free Train and Lunch Today
State farm board and U S department sponsor an annual round-up at Archer farm inviting local farmers and prospective land buyers to view crops. A free Union Pacific train from Cheyenne to Archer departs 10 p m. return from Archer at 3 p m. Free lunch provided. tickets obtainable at the Burlington depot. Automobiles shuttle between station and farm. exhibits include crops, dairy stock, and alfalfa as a lesson in agriculture.
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United States Agricultural Department
Archer Farm
Union Pacific Railway
Cheyenne
Archer
Union Pa
Leay Archer
C. B. Hyatt
Burlington Depot
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
United States
Burlington Building
Capitol
Vvenue
West Sixteenth Street
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