Mediators Reach Six Points On Mexican Mediation
Niagara Falls May 28 agreement on six mediation points by Mexican and American delegates. Huerta to retire from provisional presidency, with option to run. Carranza and others to be candidates. land reform to be handled by a new Congress. amnesty for exiled Spaniards and Mexican factions. US flag to be saluted by order of the provisional president. Carranza’s role uncertain. Carranza envoy to Niagara Falls to be named within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tod
Internationaal News Service
Clifton Hotel
Niagara Falls
Ont
Carranza
Congress
Huerta
Washington
Bryan
Douglas
John W. Lind
Lewis Praises Labour Clauses of Anti-Trust Bill
Maryland Representative David J. Lewis a leading labor ally lauds compromise union labor sections of the Clayton bill calling them Labor's Magna Charta. He helped win union support and asserts the Democratic party will advance workers' rights under Wilson. The White House denies bad faith amid mediation efforts. Senate committee weighs a single anti trust bill and a proposed Interstate Trade Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Labor
David J. Lewis
Maryland
House Committee On Labor
Congress
Democratic Party
American Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Lewis
Henry
Kitchin
House Judiciary Committee
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Union
Wilson Anu
Judiciary Committee
Wilson
White House
Carlin
Baltimore
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Mexican War Minister says arms to defend nation
Mexico City May 28 Minister of War Blanquet announced the government expects a large consignment of arms and ammunition soon to equip a militia for national defense under President Huerta. Huerta says cabinet vacancies will be filled soon and plans to stay in the country. General Huerta’s regime gains new life with the landing of German ships at Puerto Mexico, seen as a blow to the Constitutionalists and a boost for Huerta’s northern control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Blanquet
Huerta
Puerta
Mexco
National Palace
Puerto Mexico
Ypiranga
Bavaria
UN. S
Vera Cruz
Galloway to Present Cups at Baltimore Y M C A Bowling
Charles W. Galloway B and O general manager will present loving cups to the winners of the Baltimore and Ohio Y M C A Bowling League in Baltimore tonight. J. W. Kelly Cumberland division superintendent will present the cups with a banquet led by F. L. Legh. Toastmaster State Senator Frederick N. Zihlman. Winners: Imperials Royal Blues Y M C A. High man prizes awarded and cups donated by league supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Y. M. Ae
J. W. Kelly
Cumberland
Imperials
Mr. Galloway
F. L. Legh
Frederick N. Zihlman
Galloway
F. E. Blaser
C. Williams
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Sisler
Royal Blues
Ss. T. Little Jewelry Company and
Storehouse
Jerry Spring
Jay Neff
S. T. Little Jewelry Co
E. S. Crist
Blacksmithing Department
Fields Departs N G Taylor Co for M I Ministry Farewell
Friends recall Mr John Fields as he leaves Tin Mills plant to join the ministry across the Baltimore Conference area. Clergy praise his unselfish spirit and evangelistic work as a leather suitcase and check are presented by local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fields
N. G. Taylor Co
M. I
South
Cumberland
Fields
H. Eugene Richardson
United Brethren Church
M. B. McLaughlin
Evangelical Church
Mr. Fields
W. C. Montignani
B.& O.R. Boy
Decoration Day Dance at Narrows Park
Public invited to a two session Decoration Day dance at Narrows Park hosted by the Unifor Bank and Knights of Pythias. Afternoon 2:30 to 5:30, evening 8:30 to 11:30. Advertisement dated May 23 21.
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Narrows Park
Unifor Bank
Knights of Pythias
Becker Appeal in Becker Case Headed for Expedited Ruling
New York May 28. An expedited path for Charles Becker’s appeal from his murder conviction of Herman Rosenthal is under discussion between District Attorney Whitman and defense attorney Martin T Manton. They aim for a Court of Appeals decision within ten months, possibly six, if delays are avoided. The process includes filing notices, printing the record, and briefing from both sides. Justice Seabury is to sentence Becker to die in Sing Sing around July 10, a formality as the appeal stays the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Martin T .Manton
Whitman
Court of Appeals
Manton
Becker
Seabury
Sing Sing
Court of Apeals
Justice Seabury
Mother of Twelve Sues for Divorce in Hagerstown
Mahala C. Wilson, mother of twelve, files for divorce in Hagerstown against Clarence J. Wilson of Cumberland alleging desertion of all twelve children born to the couple four reside in Hancosk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala C. Wilson
Hagerstown
Clarence J. Wilson
Cumberland
Hancosk
New York Peach Crop Failure Shocks Local Market
The New York peach crop is an absolute failure this season. Western New York from Oswego to Niagara Falls shows no meaningful yield, with severe winter killing buds. Packagers seek alternatives as only a small fraction of a crop may appear, while other fruits bloom well. Georgia peaches look to command fair prices.
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New York
Lake Peach Belt
Packer
Oswego
Niagara Falls
Niagara County
Georgia
Decision on Eastern railroad rates due by July 1
Washington May 28 By July 1 the Interstate Commerce Commission will issue its decision on advanced rates for Eastern railroads. James S Harlan chairman writes the opinion after hearings were canceled. speculation grows that higher class freight rates will rise while coal ore and other raw materials stay at current levels. The Central Freight Association territory likely sees most increases as railroads offset losses by cutting shipper privileges.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Comission
James S. Harlan
Central Freight Association
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
President Wil son to Prosecute New Haven Figures
President Wilson held talks with Attorney General McReynolds on actions against New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad wrongdoers. McReynolds plans criminal prosecutions for some and civil suits against others as part of breaking up the New Haven monopoly.
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Washigton
Wilson
S Acton
McReynolds
New York
New Haven
Hartford
New England
Masachusetts
Boston and
Maine Road
Two Killed in Motorcycle Collision Outside Chicago
In Chicago on May 27 Edward M. Bomark owner of a motorcycle store and 17 year old Miss Marie Tierna were killed when two motorcycles collided with an express wagon. Adolph Mashos was fatally or seriously hurt. The wagon driver and assistant were arrested as police accuse insufficient wagon lighting.
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Chicago
Edward M. Bomark
Marie Tierna
Adolph Mashos
Mass Emigration from Pittsburg Reaches 30000
Rail and steamship officials report more than 30,000 foreign born workers from the Pittsburg district have departed since last fall heading home to Southern Italy, Hungary and Southwest Europe. Laborers carry picks and shovels, saying Italian tariffs make tools expensive abroad and cheaper to buy in the United States.
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Europe
Pittsburg
Italy
Hungary
Miner Injured by Fall at Lonaconing Mine
Jesse Dohm about 25 employed by New Central Coal Co at Koontz Mine was hit by a rock fall at 9 this morning. He was rescued by coworkers, taken to the mine mouth, loaded into Feichhorn ambulance and brought home on Douglas Avenue. Dr Skilling reports bruises and no internal injuries. he and his wife and child are known in Lonaconine.
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Jesse Dohm
Koontz
New Central Coal Company
Lonaconing
Feichhorn
Douglas Avenue
W. Q. Skilling
Dohm
Lonaconine
Boil Breaks 23 Year Sunday School Attendance Record
Shepherdstown West Virginia May 28 a boil on John Lamb a blind man caused him to miss a Sunday school session ending his 1 220 consecutive Sundays attendance streak over 22 years four months and two weeks The record is unlikely to be equalled by any living person and marks a remarkable dedication to Lutheran services.
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Shepherdstown
W. Va
Job
John Lamb
Lamb
Lamy
Lutheran Sunday School
Governor Hatfield Leads All WV in Good Roads Day
West Virginia proclaims good roads days with Governor Hatfield and officials in overalls. All able residents urged to work on roads and celebrate as holidays in many counties. Women’s groups serve meals while Marion County Red Cross aids injured workers. lawyers doctors and farmers join in labor.
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H. D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Waa
Hatfield
McDowell
Marion County
Red Cross Society
Plan Arrests Of Miners On Many Charges
Denver May 28 It was planned to make numerous arrests at Canon City today after the Grand Jury indicted 10 strikers and organizers on murder and property destruction charges from the Chandler battle where a non union man was killed Capiases were issued following the Grand Jury report and placed with deputy sheriffs To Make Educational Survey B Howell Griswold Jr Judge James Alfred Pearce and Dr J McPherson Scott mayor were appointed by Gov Goldsborough to conduct an educational survey of State
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Denver
Col
Canon City
Grand Jury
Chandler
Capiases
Hads
B. Howell Griswold
James Alfred Pearce
J. McPherson Scott
Goldsborough
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Carranz
Ita
Isbor
Sion
Saulsburg
Delaware
Meeta
William Nelson Taft
International News Service
Tampico
Charles W. Galloway
Man
Ager
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Baltimore and
Ohio
Yeung
Men's Christian Associa
Tion
The
T. Little Jewelry Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. C. Montignai
Billy Sunday
F. A. Killmon
Grace Church of
Whicch
Wields
Killmon
Westminster
West Baltimore
New York State
New York Packer
Will
Miner
Roge
Boil
Blind Man
Goveroor
W.va
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