Provisional Mexican government outlined in mediation protocol
A Niagara Falls report states mediators Huerta and American delegates sign a protocol to resume diplomatic relations after forming a provisional Mexican government. Immediate U S recognition, no war indemnity, amnesty for foreigners, and commissions to settle foreign claims are proposed, with further details to follow.
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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 six new trials set
President Wilson announced clemency for Michael J. Hannon Scranton Pa Frank H Painter Omaha Neb Pred J Mooney Duluth Minn and William Shupe Chicago in the dynamite conspiracy cases Eighteen defendants including leaders begin serving sentences at Leavenworth tomorrow Clemency for John H Barry and Paul Morrin of St Louis was withheld pending separate appeals Other defendants will submit appeals
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Washington
Wilson
Michael J. Hannon
Scranton
Frank H. Painter
Omaha
Pred J. Mooney
Duluth
Butte Riots After Miner Strike Leave One Dead
Butte Montana faced unrest after a miners strike riot that left one dead and four injured. Property damage reached $100000 as factions of the Western Federation of Miners clashed with authorities. Governor Stewart considered state intervention while vigilantes organized to pressure city leadership.
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Butte
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 to be returned for July 6 court date
In Wheatland Wyoming on June 24 the judge set July 6 for Ethel Wilcox to appear as prosecuting witness in the Webb-Hunton case. She has been located in California and steps are underway to return her. Authorities expect full prosecution and action on the abduction matter.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Parmalee
Ethel Wilcox
Webb-Hunton
California
Johnson to Meet Moran in Heavyweight Championship
Paris June 24 Jack Johnson favored to defend his title against Frank Moran in a heavyweight championship bout. Johnson carries a two to one edge in betting and offers about $4000 with no taker as fight proceeds to ringside wagers.
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Johnson
Paris
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
Ieve Bie
Zacatecas Holdout as Huerta Forces Face Final Stand
A damaged report describes General Huerta’s last stand at Zacatecas as his troops retreat toward Mexico City. Panfilo Natera leads central constitutionalist forces with 10 000 men facing delays to south rail lines and cavalry under General Domingo Arrieta blocking the town.
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Zacatecas
Huerta
Set Luis Potosi
Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
Panfilo Natera
Constitutionalists
Medina Barron
Huertacae
Domingo Arrieta
Durango
Matestos
Colorado and Wyoming Laundry Men's Association Meet in Cheyenne
The fourth annual convention of the Colorado and Wyoming Laundry Men's Association convenes at 1:30 PM today in the Plains Hotel Cheyenne. Mayor LaFontaine gives the welcome, with E B W Stone and others delivering talks. A banquet for about 75 visitors follows in the main dining room, and an evening entertainment at Elke's Home features John C Foley and Harold England.
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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 Stamford Man Death
Stamford authorities arrest 18 year old woman Helen M. Angle after the death of Waldo Ballou from a skull fracture. Angle, a divorced acquaintance, is held pending investigation as details of the incident remain unclear.
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Stamford
Conn
Waldo Ballou
Helen M. Angle
King Peter Abdicates Throne in Favor of Crown Prince Alexander
King Peter I of Servia abdicates and leaves Belgrade for Vranya baths. An official note says he signed a ukase entrusting government to Crown Prince Alexander during his absence, making Alexander the acting ruler.
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Belgrade
Servia
Peter I of
Prin Alexander
Vranya
Bervia
Alexander
Warehouse Blaze Fire Cartridges In Manchester
A large Manchester warehouse fire early today sent shells bursting and gunfire noises as flames started at 2 15 am and were controlled by noon. Five firefighters were injured by an explosion that flung them into the street. Loss is estimated at $500000.
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Manchester
N. H
Weather Forecast for Wyoming in June
Weather bulletin from Washington D C forecasts showers and cooler conditions on Thursday and Friday fair weather expected thereafter.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Billboard Beaten by Newspaper in Chicago Ads
In Chicago the Garrick theatre manager says newspaper advertising outperforms billboards for attracting educated patrons. He cites sold out matinees for Romance and Road to Happiness, with 900 seats turned away, noting high printing costs but plans to increase newspaper ads and reduce board posters.
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Chicago
Garrick
Shuberts
New York
Death Corner Claims Sicilian Detective In Little Italy
Frank De Maria, an investigator aiding police against Black Hand murderers, was shot dead at Death Corner near St Felipe's Church in Chicago. A Sicilian witness fled with the shooter, while detectives questioned Jack Glanbalva after finding a phone number on the victim. De Maria is said to be 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
Narrow escape as plane falters over Sierra Nevada
Avian aviator Silas Christofferson and manager E. Carl Wallen survived a 1,800 foot plunge when their plane went unruly at 10,000 feet above the Sierra Nevadas. Christofferson regained control en route to a Mount Whitney flight. Other incidents report Lt. Koble killed in Germany after a crash and Gustav Bosser setting a duration flight record at Johannistahl with 18 hours 10 minutes aloft.
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Lone Pine
Cal
Johannisthal
Germany
Gustav Bosser
Wyoming Prosperity Seen Across State Says Secretary Houx
Secretary of State F. L. Houx announced after a statewide tour that agricultural conditions are highly promising and business leaders are optimistic. He noted improvements in sanitation, repairs, and that state institutions are in excellent condition with inmates well cared for.
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Wyoming
F. L. Houx
Fishermen Drown as Storm Strikes Lake Constance
In Friedrichshafen Germany a sudden storm on Lake Constance sinks boats and leaves at least ten fishermen dead and about 25 missing. Rescue crews recovered bodies this morning as night winds and heavy rain hampered recovery efforts. Local authorities fear the death toll may rise.
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Friedrichehafpen
Germany
Lake Constance
Devastating Storm Ravages Midwest Killing and Damaging
A severe electrical and wind storm swept Minnesota Wisconsin and surrounding areas causing multiple deaths including four in Minneapolis and two in a Tausau Wisconsin barn. It destroyed buildings damaged crops and injured many as telegraph and telephone lines were disrupted.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Tausau
Wis
Clear Lake
Watertown
South Dakota
Sioux City
St. Paul
Tornado injures twenty two in Watertown area
A destructive tornado last night injures twenty two people with three feared fatally. The disaster leaves hundreds homeless as local commercial associations organize relief efforts and aid distribution.
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Watertown
Roosevelt Defends Perkins After Transatlantic Return
President Roosevelt, returning aboard the Imperator, defends George W. Perkins amid calls for his resignation by Amos Pinchot. Roosevelt says Perkins is the most useful Progressive and denies any gubernatorial candidacy for New York while noting a fever aboard.
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New York
Roosevelt
Imperator
George W. Perkins
Progressive National Committee
Amos Pinchot
Perkins
Big Business
Progressive Party
Cross to Meet Red Watson in July Pay-Per-Show Bout
Leach Cross received notice from San Diego that a 1000 dollar forfeit was posted for a Fourth of July bout with Red Watson. Cross is guaranteed two thousand two hundred fifty dollars. The New Yorker departed for San Diego and trains starting tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Leach Cross
San Diego
Cross
Red Watson
New Yorker
Harriman Named Vice President of Union Pacific
W Averill Harriman aged 24 heir of R H Harriman is named vice president of Union Pacific railway. He has five years railroad training and served as locomotive fireman clerk and purchasing department specialist. He studied at Yale and played on the rowing team and served as coach later.
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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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Wilson Frees
Peter
Billboard
Schwerin
Koble
Ruil
Houx
Devendead
Storm King
Teddy
Ocross
Watson Pighe
Young Harriman Made
U.P
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