Mediation of Trouble in Colorado Sought
Senator Owen and Representative Keating push a joint resolution directing the President to appoint a five member commission. The panel would include an engineer officer, a mining expert, a coal trade expert, a labor employment specialist, and a sociologist to mediate the Colorado coal strike and report to Congress by December 1, 1914.
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Keating
Commercial Tribune
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Colorado
Oklahoma
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Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Engineer Corps
Military
Naval Service
State of
Court case details testimony on Mrs Dean’s residence
The deposition reveals observations of Mr Rapp at Dean apartment and personal interactions with Mrs Dean including kitchen chores and a letter ending Your own Billie. Lillian Schmidt and Annie Schmidt corroborate routine visits and February mornings. Madame Schumann Heink delays Bayreuth trip as court adjourns.
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Annie Schmidt
Lillian
Schumann-Heink
Bayreuth
Germany
Travel Club urges restore of Indianapolis service to Cincinnati
The Traveling Men's Association of the Chamber of Commerce pressed for restoration of trains between this city and Indianapolis. They said westbound travelers after 5 40 p m must stay in Indianapolis overnight, harming business and inconveniencing Cincinnati agents. They urged railroads to resume newspaper trains and a ten day tourist stopover for the California expositions. A Know Your City week concept was discussed with a committee named to liaise with local business groups.
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Traveling Men's Association
The
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Cincinnati
West
All Roads
F. J. Rieckelman
Julius Schild
Max Wald
Sol. G. Kahn
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Spanish ruler buries the past in grand wedding tale
A court train and a bouquet from Valencia mark the Spanish royal wedding narrative. The couple plans a short honeymoon in Andalusia before traveling to Lisbon and then Brazil where Kermit Roosevelt will work as an official of the Anglo Brazilian Iron Company in Sao Paulo.
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Andalusia
Lisbon
Brazil
Kermit Roosevelt
Anglo- Brazilian Iron Company
Sao Paulo
Roosevelt Visits Paris Amid Cabinet Crisis
In Paris Colonel Roosevelt met with President Poincaré at the Elysee Palace and toured the city including the Louvre to view the Mona Lisa. He was received by officials and a crowd gathered outside as cinematograph operators filmed the scene during a busy day surrounding the cabinet crisis.
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Paris
Roosevelt
Poincaire
United States
Champs -Elysees
Bois de Boulogne
Polo Grounds
Bagatelle
Louvre
Celestin Hennion
Emile Laurent
Philippe Bunau-Varilla
Pierre de Margerie
T. P. O'Connor
Marquis de Chambrun
Mortimer L. Schiff
William A. Day
Rudolph Aronson
New York
Rest on trust debate stirs Senate over trust and trade measures
Senator Brandegee warns against broad federal control as Senate weighs trust legislation and a trade commission bill. Committee hearing shows business groups back a House style measure while warning of sweeping powers. Southern Railway opposes broad Interstate Commerce Commission powers in railroad capitalization bill.
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House
Trade Commission
Commerce Committee
Brandegee
Congress
United States Chambers of Commerce
A. P. Thom
The
Southern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Compromise Amendment on Tolls Repeal Bill Readied in Senate
A compromise amendment to the tolls repeal bill crafted by Senator Simmons for administration forces and Senator Norris for Republicans will be offered when the bill reaches a Senate vote. The measure preserves the Simmons framework and Norris reservation, reaffirming the United States rights under the 1901 treaty with Great Britain and the nation’s sovereignty over the canal.
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Norris
Panama Canal
Hitchcock
Congress
United States
Great Britain
United’ States
Thompson
Kansas
Works
California
Cummins
Simmons
Poindexter
Martine
Georgia
Smith
New York
Root
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
Senate Interoceanic Canal Committee
Chaotic Conditions Feed Uncertain Political Emergence
A fragment notes leaders and factions struggling amid disorder. It hints at shifting loyalties and power jockeying as groups seek influence in a contested environment. The text lacks concrete names or dates but signals a tense, unstable period.
Carranza Prepares Reply To Mediators At Torreon
General Carranza arrives at Torreon after desert night journey and delay by a washed out bridge. He and his staff plan to answer the mediators’ test question. General Villa may reach Torreon by train but heavy rains threaten further delays. Carranza aims to proceed to Saltillo with written orders if Villa is delayed.
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Commercial Tribune
Torreon
Chihuahua
Coahuila
Mex
Carranza
General Villa
Chihuahua City
Blockade Orders Threaten Tampico as Gunboats Observe
Vera Cruz dispatches report two Mexican gunboats near Puerto Mexico and a Huerta blockade aimed at Tampico. The steamer Antilla carries arms for the Constitutionalists as Rear Admiral Badger orders Paducah and Sacramento to follow but not interfere. Des Moines may be held ready to sail toward Tampico.
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Tampico
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Ver Cruz
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London
Edward Grey
Wi Kenton
Cecil Spring-Rice
United States
Mexico
Commercial Tribune
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Antilla
Paducah
Sacramento
Uttre
Fletcher's Own Vera Cruz Battle Story Revealed
Navy Department releases Admiral Fletcher's first detailed account of the Vera Cruz occupation on the east coast of Mexico. The report describes Fletcher receiving the historic telegram early on April 1 ordering him to act.
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Dianarch
Commercial Tribune
Washington
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Vera Cruz
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Mexico
Navy Department
Fletcher
Marines and Bluejackets Secure Vera Cruz Port Fight Ends
A U S Navy report details the Vera Cruz operation as cruisers Prairie Chester and San Francisco shelled and supported landings by marines and sailors. They cleared streets patios and rooftops facing heavy fire from Federal forces, securing the city by 11 a.m. with combat largely ended.
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Chester
San Francisco
Moffett
Stickney
Harrison
Avenida Independencia
Benito Juarez
Cuartel
Plaza Constitution
Naval Academy
Anderson
Water Front
New Market
Naval School
Chester Prairie
Ft. Santiago
Moon Bill Aims Civil Service Exams for Postmasters
Washington June 6 The Moon bill reported to the House would require competitive civil service examinations for assistant postmasters of first and second class offices in several cities. Endorsed by the Postmaster General the measure appears aimed at creating jobs for Democrats by filtering appointments through examinations.
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Commercial Tribune
Waishington
Arthur Rouse
Kentucky
Congress
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Springeld
Columbus
Auto Juggernaut Collision Near Linneus Kills Three
Six travelers in a touring car were struck by a Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train near Linneus Missouri. Elbert Thomas and his wife and daughter from Wheeling were killed. Jesse Ray and his daughter from Green Castle were seriously injured.
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Commercial Tribune
Linneus
Chicago, Burington & Quincy
Elbert Thomas
Wheeling
Jesse Ray
Green Castle
Jesse
Ray
Appeals Force L and N to Surrender Records to ICC
Washington June 6 An appeal has been taken to the U S Supreme Court to decide whether the Louisville and Nashville Railroad must surrender its files to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The case grew from ICC investigations into L and N's relations with Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis and other Southern carriers.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
L. & N. Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
McReynolds
Senate
Louisville & Nashville
Nashville
Ww. L. Mapother
Durelle
Louisville
P. J. Farrell
Walter Evans
Durellé
Joseph W. Folk
Supreme Court of the United States
Cincinnati Merchants and Manufacturers Association Annual Meeting
All members are urged to attend the annual meeting in the Provident Bank Building Room on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Important business will be acted upon at the session.
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Cincinnati Merchants and Manufacturers’ Associaton
Provident Bank
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