Mediation protocol outlines restoration of U S Mexico relations
Niagara Falls dispatch reports a protocol signed by mediators Huerta and American delegates details conditions for resuming diplomatic ties after Mexico's civil conflict. It sets a provisional government, U S recognition, amnesty for foreigners, and negotiations for international claim commissions. Continued on page 3.
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Niagara Falls
Huerta
Orgar of & Dew
Sanoeo
Merxico
Mexico City
United States
Provisional
Mexico
Constitution of International Commissions
Wilson frees four dynamiters amid new trials
President Wilson today commuted or commented on the sentences of Michael J. Hannon Scranton Frank H Painter Omaha Pred J Mooney Duluth Minn and William Shupe Chicago in the dynamite conspiracy cases. Eighteen defendants including leaders begin serving sentences tomorrow at Leavenworth. Clemency for John H Barry and Paul Morrin of St Louis was withheld.
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Washington
Wilson
Michael J. Hannon
Scranton
Frank H. Painter
Omaha
Pred J. Mooney
Duluth
Butte Quiet After Miner Riots. Death and Destruction Reported
Riots during a Western Federation of Miners strike at Butte left one dead and four injured. $100,000 in property damage reported as dynamite blasts rocked the West Stomart mine and lawmakers seek state control. Governor Stewart urged arbitration while vigilante efforts form to pressure city officials into resigning.
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Duncan
Western Federation of Miners
Stewart
Moyer
John C. Lowey
Yanco
Teraick
Federation
Helena
West Stomart
Charles Henderson
Citizens Committee
C. C. Cole
Moyar
Cole
Union
Driscoll
McDonald
Insurgents’ Union
Ethel Wilcox Case Set for July 6 Hearing
Wheatland Wyoming June 24 The Webb Hulton case moves toward July 6 as Judge Parmalee set the date for the return of Ethel Wilcox the prosecuting witness now located in California Her presence at the hearing is anticipated and steps have been taken for her return Abduction actions prompt firm prosecution and possible further action.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Parmalee
Ethel Wilcox
Webb-Hunton
California
Johnson to Meet Moran for Heavyweight Title in Paris
Paris June 24 Jack Johnson the favorite will meet Frank Moran for the heavyweight championship. Johnson weighs 172 pounds and is priced two to one on his victory. A $4000 offer stood without a taker.
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Johnson
Paris
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
Ieve Bie
Zacatecas Stronghold as Huerta Defends Mexico City Route
The scene shows Zacatecas with a cathedral tower broken in half as Huerta’s forces retreat toward Mexico City. Panfilo Natera leads the central constitutionalist army against 10,000 Huerta troops who had cut rail lines south. Federal forces face Arrieta’s cavalry brigade blocking escape from Zacatecas.
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Set Luis Potosi
Mexico City
Zacatecas
San Luis Potosi
Panfilo Natera
Constitutionalists
Medina Barron
Huerta Eae
Domingo Arrieta
Durango
Matestos
Fourth annual Colorado and Wyoming Laundrymen convention
The Colorado and Wyoming Laundrymen association holds its fourth annual convention in Cheyenne this afternoon at 1:30 at the Plains hotel. Mayor LaFontaine will give the welcome, E B W Stone will address, and speakers include Alex Hastle W C Deming and Herbert R Schneider. A banquet for about 75 members follows in the Plains main dining room, with entertainment at Elke Home at 8:30.
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Colorado and Wyoming Laundrymen’s Association
Plains Hotel
LaFontaine
Cheyenne
Colorado
E B. W. Stone
Alex Hastle
W. C. Deming
Herbert R. Schneider
Plains
Thomas Heaney
Industrial Club
R. N. Matson
Laughlin
Barksdale
Elke
John C. Foley
Harold England
Woman 18 Arrested After Death of Man
Stamford reports an 18 year old woman Helen M Angle arrested after Waldo Ballou former member died from a skull fracture. Angle a divorced woman acquainted with the deceased is under arrest pending investigation of the death.
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Stamford
Conn
Waldo Ballou
Helen M. Angle
King Peter Abdicates in Favor of Crown Prince Alexander
King Peter I of Servia abdicates by ukase and entrusts the government to Crown Prince Alexander. The king leaves Belgrade for the Vranya baths. an official notice says he signed the ukase while away and does not explicitly state abdication.
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Belgrade
Servia
Peter I of
Prin Alexander
Vranya
Bervia
Alexander
Warehouse Blaze Triggers Rifle Shells in Manchester Blitz
A large Manchester warehouse caught fire at 2 15 am with bullets and cartridges exploding as flames raged. Firefighters were injured by a blast that sent five men into the street. the blaze was under control by noon with losses estimated at 500000 dollars.
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Manchester
N. H
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Dated June 14
Weather bulletin from Washington announces showers and cooler conditions through Thursday followed by fair weather on Friday for Wyoming.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Newspaper Ads Beat Billboards for Garrick Theatrical Push
Chicago June 24 Printer's ink wins over billboard paste for Garrick theater ads. Manager says newspaper space ensures packed houses for educated audiences. Shuberts popularized newspaper campaigns in New York. Garrick and Princess used them exclusively for Romance and Road to Happiness, selling out three day matinees and turning away 600 patrons. The run cost for lithographed center sheets runs high, prompting plans to advertise more in papers.
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Chicago
Garrick
Shuberts
New York
Death Corner Kills Detective in Little Italy
Frank De Maria, a Sicilian investigator aiding police against Black Hand killers, was shot to death at death corner near St. Felipe's church. A bystander fled with the gunman. detectives hunt a suspect after a dead man’s clothing yielded a lead. De Maria is reported as the twentieth victim at death corner in the past year.
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Chicago
Frank de Maria
Italy
de Maria
St. Felipe’s
Jack Glanbalva
Glanbalva
Death Corner
1800 Foot Drop Shakes Unruly Plane Over Sierra Nevada
Aviator Silas Christofferson and manager E Carl Wallen escaped death when a plane at 10000 feet over the Sierra Nevada’s pitched sideways and dropped 1800 feet before control was regained. The flight preceded a planned Mount Whitney attempt. A separate German army crash killed Lt Kobel, with Captain Ruil injured. In Johannisthal, Gustav Bosser set a world duration flight record of 18 hours 10 minutes.
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Lone Pine
Cal
Schwerin
Germany
Koble
Ruil
Johannisthal
Gustav Bosser
Whole State Prospering Says Secretary Houx
Secretary of State F L Houx yesterday reported Wyoming in highly prosperous condition. He said the state visited showed promising agricultural and business outlooks, with women happy and institutions in excellent shape, sanitary improvements and better care for inmates noted.
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Houx
Wyoming
F. L. Houx
Fishermen Drown In Lake Constance Storm
Ten bodies recovered from Lake Constance near Friedrichshafen Germany with at least 25 more missing after a sudden storm swept the area. Authorities say fishermen were unable to reach safety as the storm struck quickly.
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Friedrichehafpen
Germany
Lake Constance
Storm King Leaves Ruin Across Midwest
A severe electrical and wind storm swept Minnesota and Wisconsin causing seven deaths and extensive crop damage. Minneapolis saw four fatalities, a barn in Tausau Wisconsin lost two, and another death occurred in Clear Lake. Watertown suffered major destruction with many buildings and blocks ruined as winds peaked near Sioux City and St Paul.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Tausau
Wis
Clear Lake
Watertown
South Dakota
Sioux City
St. Paul
Tornado Harms 22 in Watertown as Homelessness Grows
A tornado last night in Watertown injures 22 people, three probably fatally, leaving hundreds homeless. Commercial associations organize relief efforts for survivors.
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Watertown
Roosevelt backs Perkins amid party row in New York
Roosevelt arrived from the Imperator and defended George W. Perkins the Progressive national committee chair amid calls for his resignation by Amos Pinchot citing ties to big business. Roosevelt denied gubernatorial ambitions for New York and said his health was fine despite a fever of 105.
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New York
Roosevelt
Imperator
George W. Perkins
Progressive National Committee
Amos Pinchot
Perkins
Big Business
Progressive Party
Cross Watson Bout Set For Fourth of July Fight
Leach Cross learns from San Diego that a $1000 forfeit has been posted for a July 4 bout with Red Watson. Cross is guaranteed $2250 in his purse. The New Yorker traveled to San Diego and will begin training tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Leach Cross
San Diego
Cross
Red Watson
New Yorker
Harriman Jr Named Vice President of Union Pacific
W Averill Harriman aged 24 son of the late R H Harriman has been named vice president of the Union Pacific railway. He has five years of railroad training and has served on the board of directors once. He worked as a fireman clerk and in the purchasing department at Union Pacific Omaha and has Yale background in college rowing and coaching W Averill Harriman will lead the purchasing department and oversee railroad operations Forbes indicates he has hands on shop and operating experience on the Oregon Short Line.
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New York
W. Averill Harriman
R. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railway
Board of
Directora
Harriman
Unlog Pacific
Omaha
New View
Union Pacific
Yale Gam
Iréstleman
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Devendead
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Ocross
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Young Harriman Made
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