Mediation Talks Forge Informal Conference in Niagara Falls
At Niagara Falls on June 23 mediators among American and Huerta delegates arranged an informal conference with constitutionalist representatives to seek peace in Mexico. Washington hopes to set a provisional government plan and potentially an armistice if factions align, though Villa and Carranza tensions loom large.
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Niagara Falls
Huerta
Mexico
Washington
United States
Bryan
Villa
Carranza
Mexico City
Luis Cabrera
Naon
Garranza
Saltillo
Cabrera
Calderon to Lead Talks With Huerta Delegation
Fernando Calderon, already in consultation with Carranza at Saltillo, was expected to reach Washington to head a delegation for discussions with Huerta on domestic affairs and a possible general conference for signing, should agreement be reached.
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General “Conference
Agreg
Fernando Calderon
Carranza
Saltillo
Washington
Huerta
Classy Show at La Corona Opens with Esther Story Feature
Tonight manager Sparr presents a seven reel show at La Corona with five new titles for one night. The long excerpt recounts Esther in the biblical tale of Ahasuerus, Vashti, Mordecai, Haman and the Jews, ending with Mordecai's vindication and Haman's downfall. (Continued on page two)
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Sparr
Esther
Ahasuerus
India
Ethiopia
Vashti
Mordecai
Haman
Mordecia
Esher
Hamann
Blind Pig Raid Leads to Mexican Bootlegger Arrest in City
City Marshal G C Alexander’s December murder scene on Sixth and Howard streets was raided last night. A young Mexican, Gavianni Carrilla, was jailed for selling liquor to locals and whites. A suitcase and two gunny sacks of booze were seized as evidence. Carrilla fined 150 dollars or 75 days in jail.
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Keuhl
Sixth
Howard Streets
G. C. Alexander
Gavianni Carrilla
Corrella
Recardo Garcia
Felipe Lopez
Modesto Rodriguez
Giovanni Ballero
Ballero
Add a Million a Year Slogan at Sunday School Meet
4400 delegates gather in Chicago for the International Sunday School association convention set to open tonight. Training teachers and organizing efficient Sunday schools to deliver Bible instruction and build Christian character are the main topics across evangelical denominations.
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Chicago
International Sunday School Association
Enjoyable Day at F. J. Dunham Ranch Home
Sunday guests gathered at the ranch east of town including Mrs. R. N. Gorton and Glen, Mrs. A Rae, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Steel and family, Mrs Norman Reeves and daughters Zana and Jennie, Wilma Archer, and June Webster. Harold Dunham and Zana Reeves won a hill climb. The fats beat the loans in a baseball game.
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F. J. Dunham
R. N. Gorton
Glen
A Rae
Gorton
F. A. Steel
Frederick
Rae
Los Angeles
Norman Reeves
Zana
Jennie
Wilma Archer
June Webster
Harold Dunham
Zana Reeves
Wanamaker Supports Labor Unions and Public Utilities
Philadelphia June 23 John Wanamaker testified before the federal board of industrial relations urging recognition of labor organizations. He supported an eight hour day or less and favored government ownership of public utilities to ease industrial strife. He criticized Rockefeller for sending troops to Colorado. The rising market will no longer accept being treated as a mat by the rich.
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Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Federal Board of Industrial Relations Today
Rockefeller
Colorado
Wanamaker
Mrs L L Andrews entertains twenty eight guests at cards
Mrs L L Andrews hosted a cordial afternoon at Vicentia Street for 28 guests playing progressive whist at seven tables. High score and first prize went to Mrs Frances Brubacher who received a china sugar and creamer set. A two course collation followed with local and out of town guests from Coro na Riverside Highland Park and Riverside continuing a social gathering.
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BE. L. Andrews
Vicentia Street
Frances Brubacher
Mesdames N. L. Lyman
F. J. Mueller
George M. Blair
EH. C. Reid
Clarence White
C. A
Turkey Protest Ignored in Battlefleet Sale to Greece
Washington reports indicate the U S House would approve selling the battleships Mississippi and Idaho to Greece despite Turkish protests. President Wilson and Secretary Daniels back the deal, Greece to pay full cost for vessels about ten years old, with potential scrapping or target use afterward.
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Mississippi
Idaho
Greece
House On Au Senate
Wilson
Daniels
Congress
Turkey
Secrtary Daniels
Secretary seeks funds for new dreadnaughts to match fleet units
The secretary plans to use the money obtained to build another dreadnaught like the Wyoming. He argues that while the Mississippi and the Ida flags are strong, ships of their size are too small to rival contemporary fleet units and would cause confusion in maneuvers due to slower speed and differing handling.
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Retary
Wyoming
Mississippi
City Trustees Hold Quiet Morning Meeting Amid Debate
The city council discussed the new employer liability insurance plan and a Pomona case where a city judge was injured. Health officer Davis reported complaints about water from packing houses near Santa Fe tracks and called for street and water remedies. The park board vacancy prompted by William Corkhill’s resignation was to be filled after consulting the park board. trustees adjourned for two weeks.
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Pomona
Pa W.S. Davis
Santa Fe
Orange Heights Orange House
Sparr Packing House
Call Packing House
Copesse
William Corkhhill
Im Tres
Park Board
Mexican liberals sail to Washington for talks with Wilson
On a visit to Carranza, Fernando Iglesias and Calderon travel to Washington to confer with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. They state they do not represent Carranza or any negotiations he may enter in Washington or Niagara Falls.
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Carranza
Fernando
Iglesias
Calderon
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Wilson
Bryan
Carrrrnzae
Villa faction wins point in El Paso action
El Paso June 25 describes a constitutionalist cabinet shakeup as a Villa faction victory. General Trevino is removed as Carranza's state chief and Ysidre Fabela steps down as foreign relations minister. Eduardo Hlay consideration as chief of staff pleases both sides. Lak Cabrera in Washington likely to succeed Fabela.
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EL Paso
General Trevino
Carranza
Ysidre Fabela
Villa
Mexico City
Eduardo Hlay
Lak Cabrera
Washington
Pabela
Union Auditorium Erected At Eighth And Main
Work began this morning on a temporary open air auditorium at the southwest corner of Eighth and Main streets. It will be well lit with electricity and used by Corona churches for union Sunday services in July and August with pastors delivering sermons on alternate Sundays.
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Eighth and Main Streets
Corona
Union
Turkish diplomat Rustem Beydes Bilinski's faith and slogan
Constantinople June 22 Alfred Rustem Beydes Bilinski recently became ambassador to the United States and has drawn praise in Turkish papers after converting to Mohammedanism. He has Polish and British aristocratic lineage and previously served in Washington as embassy counsellor. The paper notes his past as a strike leader with the slogan no pay no work and recalls Abdul Hamid era punishments for dissent.
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Constantinople
Alfred Rustem Beydes Bilinski
United States
Dle
Sands
Rustem Bey
Ahmed
Alfred
Sultan
California Sailors To Get Shore Leave At Mazatlan
United States sailors from California ships will sail to La Paz and be allowed ashore at Mazatlan to obtain recreation after a long period at sea. Rear Admiral Howard will permit crew ashore while the cruiser South Dakota remains at Mazatlan. About 350 enlisted men from various ships prepare for entrance examinations for the United States Naval Academy.
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Mazatlan
Mes
Bhy
San Diego
Cal
LaPaz
Howard
United States
South Dakota
Re. Annapolis Naval Academy
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Henry Lasley
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Roy Hoffman
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Raed Vead
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