Informal Talks Planned Between Huerta and Constitutionalists
Niagara Falls June 22. Involving United States and South American mediators, Huerta and constitutionalists will hold informal talks separate from mediation. Aimed at avoiding foreign war, discussions may cover internal affairs and a provisional president. Carranza-Ville split reports suggest Carranza is pushing broader affairs.
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Niagara Falls
United States
Huerta
Constitutionalists
Constitutionalist
Swimmers Drowned as Lake Michigan Storm Hits
Chicago June 22. All boats on Lake Michigan from yesterday's storm have been accounted for. Seven ships returned with passengers after a frightening experience. The vessel De Char Jotte R carried seven passengers and the Anama had three. Several swimmers are reported lost during the storm.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
de Char Jotte R
Anama
Marsans Granted Injunction Against Federal Club Play
In St. Paul on June 22 Judge Sanborn granted an injunction restraining Armando Marasan from playing with the St. Louis Federals until the case between the St. Louis Federals and the Cincinnati Nationals is tried.
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Armando Marasas
St. Louis Federals
Cincinnati Nationals
Sanborn
Man eating lion cub to be let live
Miss Adgie Castillo, owner of the five lions that killed her fiancé Emerson Dietrich, collapses at the scene as Dietrich’s mangled body is prepared for shipment to Brooklyn. Teddy, the attacking cub, will not be killed. police say the lions are private property and not to blame.
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Chicago
Adgie Castillo
Emerson Dietrich
Dietrich
Brooklyn
Miss Castillo
Cornell
Teddy
Mies Castillo
Emerson
Granger
Miss Havemeyer to Wed an Earl
London advices announce the engagement of Miss Edythe Havemeyer of New York to the Earl of Hustel heir to the Duke of Grafton. The groom born 1850, 93, has long resided in England and Miss Havemeyer has lived there with a chaperon after breaking from family ties.
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New York
London
Edythe Havermeyer
Henry Havemeyer
Earl of Hustel
Eeri
Duke of Grafton
Edythe Havemeyer
England
Dumbartonshire
Scotland
Cheyenne Sees Big State Land Sale a Publicity Success
City leaders and businessmen view last Saturday's Cheyenne land sale as a success mainly for publicity. They urge repeating the sale soon to attract settlers and boost confidence in regional development.
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Cheyenne
LaFontaine
Colorado
Hos
L. Decker
Surveyor
Genreal
Attempt on Czar Nicholas II and Family in Bomb Plot
A bomb on the track detonated beneath the fleeing train as Czar Nicholas II and his family returned to their summer palace after visiting King Charles of Roumania. The lead train was wrecked. the czarina collapsed with terror as secret service hunted the perpetrators without result. High officials are believed involved.
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Nicholas
Russia
Visi
Charles of Roumania
Kuchendje
Secret Service
Czar
Butte Miners Split Deepens as Mines Could Close
In Butte Montana miners' dispute grows as companies may idle mines until unions reconcile. The Western Federation of Miners faces a split with a new independent union formed by seceding miners. Michael McDonald leads the rebel group denying immediate affiliation with a national body. WFM President Moyer calls a federation meeting to propose local official resignations and a compromise plan.
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Butte
Mont
Butte Copper
Western Federation of Miners
Western Federation
Michael McDonald
Industrial Workers of the World
Moyer
Wilsons Celebrate Anniversary Quietly
The President and Mrs. Wilson will mark their twenty ninth wedding anniversary with a simple exchange of gifts and a family dinner in the White House. The year has brought many changes to the household. likely only the latest son in law and his wife Mr. and Mrs. McAdoo will be present to offer congratulations.
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Washington
Butte Seceders Rally as States Consider Leaving
Macky McDonald, president of the seceders from Butte Union No. 1, announced in Butte Mont that Utah and Michigan minors may soon quit the Western Federation to join a new organization. He criticized the federation's assess methods while praising President Moyer and the American Federation.
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Butte
Mont
Macky McDonald
Butte Union No. 1
Utah
Michigan
Western Federation
Moyer
Washington Wilson Press for Action on New Haven Case
President Wilson and Attorney General McReynolds say the dissolution suit against the New Haven railroad will proceed if Massachusetts lawmakers do not authorize the holding company to sell its Boston and Maine stock. Governor Walsh urged passage of the necessary bill, with a Christmas recess looming and a suit filing deadline near.
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Washington
Wilson
McReynolds
New Haven Railroad
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine
iInquirers
Hne
Walsh
Department of Justice
Elliott
New Haven
Scientists to hunt Moropus in Agate Neb expedition
The American Museum of Natural History will send a party led by Albert Thompson to Agate Nebraska to search the fow sil field for Moropus fossils. The Moropus is described as a large, ancient ungulate with rhinoceros body, horse-like head and neck, long legs, and clawed feet similar to an armadillo, dating about 1.5 million years ago.
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American Museum of Natural Sister
Albert Thompson
Agate
Neb
Mfe
Weather Forecast for Wycoming and Washington
Wycoming fair on Tuesday with cooler night. Wednesday expected fair and cooler temperatures. Washington also sees fair skies through Tuesday into Wednesday with cooler nights.
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Washington
Wycoming
Supreme Court Reverses Ruling on Vows of Poverty Case
The Supreme Court reverses the Eighth Circuit, ruling vows of poverty in Catholic orders are not void, in the Augustin Wirth case where heirs claimed $5000 of property. Justice Hughes states order rules do not bar members from leaving, and other actions are noted.
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Supreme Court Today
Eighth
United States Court of Appeals
Augustin Wirth
Benedict Order
Hughes
Terrific Rain Destroys Kansas Crops and Homes
Heavy rainfall across Kansas, June 22, floods Northeastern regions, sweeping wheat fields, damaging corn and washing away livelihoods. Rail traffic halted as creeks swell, leaving many residents homeless and isolated amid the state’s worst rain in years.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Confession Tells Story of New York Gunmen Execution
Pietra Rebacl, 19, confessed head of a murder blackmail and white slave syndicate, and was executed at Sing Sing for slaying Tony Marro in White Plains. The case spurred further charges as four syndicate members faced homicide proceedings, with Rebaci's confession cited as key evidence.
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N. Y
Pietra Rebacl
Tony Marro
White Plains
Sing Sing
James Clancy
Rebaci
Westchester
Felipe Carldafter
Concetta
Rafaelo Bova
Marro
Carlola
Tial
Aviator and Bride Missing After Lake Erie Landing
Harry N Atwood and his wife Ruth Satterthwaite vanished after a hydroaeroplane ride from Cedar Point to Toledo. Weather forced a landing on a desolate island near Maumee Bay where they survived over 20 hours with scarce food before signaling from Bono Ohio.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lake Erie
Cedar Point
Harry N. Atwood
Atwood
Bono
Maumee Bay
Ruth Satterthwaite
Reading
Court Upheld Zone Freight Rates Overhaul
The Supreme Court today sustained the interstate commerce commission’s intermountain zone rate order, reversing the commerce court which ruled against blanket or zone rates. Chief Justice White affirmed the long and short haul clause and the authority to set rates by zones amid freight rate increases contested by eastern railroads.
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Washington
Commerce Court
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
White
Vesis
Supreme Court awards 200000 acres oil land to Southern Pacific
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Southern Pacific holds title to 200000 acres of California land valued at about 500 million dollars. The decision allows government challenges to cancel patents over fraud but protects the railroad’s title from private collateral attacks. The ruling also holds petroleum as a mineral and clarifies mineral reservations in patents issued after 1894.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
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Supreme Court
Edmund Burke
J. J. Lamprecht
Southern Pacific
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Cleveland
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Justice Vaudevanter
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Noble
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