U S Pressure on Mexico over Carranza and Huerta
Washington reports from Mexico City claim the United States seeks to force Carranza on Mexicans while Huerta and his daughters plan departures. Zapata denounces Carranza and vows to extend operations on the west coast. Mexican delegates at Niagara Falls defend electoral liberty and a neutral provisional government.
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Washington, D. C
Mexico City
Huerta
Puerto
Mexico
Zapata
Carranza
Ayala
Robert Estevaruiz
Niagara Falls
United States
Carranaa
Washington
Wilson
White House
Prospective delay in ICC freight rate decision fuels speculation
Washington June 30 observers warn of a week or more delay in the Interstate Commerce Commission’s ruling on the Eastern railroad 5 percent freight rate increase. The hitch suggests lack of unanimity and officials now expect a possible mid July announcement.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Railroad
American Institutions Urge Protection of Chinese Antiquities
Fifty two American arts education and humanity bodies sign a memorial to the Chinese president urging protection for Chinese monuments from vandals. The same group memorializes Secretary Bryan requesting US officials to help suppress vandalism in China and to curb criminal traffic in broken antiquities.
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Washington
China
Bryan
United States
First Lady Mrs Wilson to Vacation in Cornish New Brunswick
Washington reports Mrs Wilson wife of the president will likely travel to Cornish New Brunswick next week for a summer vacation accompanied by Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. Miss Margaret Wilson will remain in Madison Wisconsin for editorial duties. The president has not yet announced any vacation plans.
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Washington
Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bones
Cornish
N. B
Margaret Wilson
Madison
Wis
End of Fiscal Year Report Under Democratic Administration
Washington June 30 Today marks the close of the first full fiscal year under the democratic administration. Government receipts up to last Saturday stood at 484,505,007.23 with corporation and income taxes totaling 32,289,086.97 for the year to date. Customs receipts reached 290,891,266.05 and internal revenue from ordinary sources 806,267,126.87. Miscellaneous receipts were 57,210,207.42 while the Treasury forecast was 783,000,000 for the year.
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Washington
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Land Transfers in Cass County Show Rising Values
Cass County records indicate an 820 percent increase in land transfers at the local office over the previous month per deputy registrar W L Brown. The trend shows prices rising as farms are divided into smaller tracts with new residents moving in, including the Mapleton farm sale of acres divided into quarters.
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Cass County Register of Office
Iean
W. L. Brown
Brown
Mapleton
Anath
Large Salem Fire Devastates City Dwellings and Buildings
Ten million dollars in losses are reported after a Thursday night blaze in Salem Massachusetts. Thousands lose homes and many buildings are damaged or destroyed. Governor Barry and Secretary Donahue visited, pledging tents and rations, with an emergency meeting planned to aid displaced residents.
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Ernie Donahue
Hurley
Walanla
Gall & Pure
State House
Heaton
U S May Help Move the Crops In 1920s Ask to Lend Government Funds
Secretary McAdoo asks national banks to advise best cities for placing government funds for crop movements and the type of collateral bankers deem secure. Federal Reserve banks expected to commence this fall to aid in moving crops. $37,000,000 deposited last year was fully repaid with interest by April.
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Washington
McAdoo
United States
Serene
Federal Reserve
Treasury Department
Businessmen plan suit over Bismarck flood damages
Bismarck business owners threaten legal action against the city accusing inadequate sewers after a cloudburst over the Heart River. Basements and streets flooded, with $50,000 in damages reported to the capital city, including the McKenzie hotel lobby and Webb and Lucas stores.
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Bismarck
N. D
Heart River
Capitol Hill
McKenzie Hotel
Manin Street
Webb and Lucas Department
Schumann-Heink Gets Divorce in Superior Court
Chicago June 30 A decree of divorce in favor of Mrs Ernestine Rapp Madame Schumann-Heink wife of William Rapp New York was entered by Judge Sullivan in superior court The decree allows Mrs Rapp to resume her maiden name Ernestine Schumann Heink The decree is granted on statutory grounds proven by Mrs Rapp against her husband
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Chicago
Mra
Ernestine Rap
Madame Schumann-Heink
Willam Rapp
New York
Sullivan
Mra. Rapp
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Cherokee Nation to Dissolve Under Federal Policy
Washington June 30. The Cherokee Nation the largest of the five civilized tribes will be dissolved at midnight and tribal funds totaling 600000 dollars will be divided among 41000 members. Commissioner Zellie of the Indian office called for resignation of all Cherokee officials. Dissolution follows Indian office policy.
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Washington
Five Civilized Tribes
Zellie
The
Indian Offee
Indian Office
Insurance clearing house planned in Salem after fire
In Salem Massachusetts an insurance clearing house will be established to adjust all claims from last Thursday's fire. Adjusters say policies will be recorded systematically and payments made promptly to prevent delays amid reports of speculators pressuring claimants.
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Salem
Mass
John A. Cabeen
Board of Trade
Cabeen
Coroner delays Ballou death inquiry in Stamford
The coroner's inquest into Waldo R. Ballou's death on June 23 is postponed to Thursday or later due to incomplete bloodstain analyses. Mrs. Helen M. Angle, kept on bond at 5,000, will not testify per counsel Judge N C Downs who says police show no proof of Angle's involvement. Ballou reportedly fell after visiting Angle's apartments. no assault or third party is evidenced.
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Stamford
Conn
Waldo R. Ballow
John J. Phelan
Helen M. Angle
N. C. Downs
Angle
Ballou
Echo
Downy
Albania Criticism Echoed at Turkish and Greek Posts
Washington reports concur with American minister George Fred Williams on harsh Albanian conditions. Officials at the Turkish embassy and Greek legation voiced concern, as Williams said his critique reflects local realities and political excesses in Albania under Turkish rule.
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Washington
Alvania
George Fred Williams
Greece
Legation
State Department
Williams
Bryan
Willams
Vouros
Rustenr
Albania
Mate
Turkey
Loale
Aged Father Breaks Down As He Tells of Finding Murdered Girl
Louia Holander, Theresa Molander's father, testified at the inquest about returning home to find his daughter missing and later discovering her mutilated body in a cemetery. The proceeding detailed fear of Anthony Petras as the suspect, with a small knife said to be his.
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Geneva
Til
Stine
Louia Holander
Theresa Molander
Anthony Petras
Shy
Theresa
Holander
Petran
Joby Dreyer
Andreas
Petras
Greece Soon to Get Warships
The United States will authorize the sale of two battleships, the Mississippi and Idaho, to Greece. Negotiations for transfer are under way with final arrangements in progress at the Greek legation. The purchase price is about 12 million dollars and the ships are to be manned by Greek crews with Greek ensigns.
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Washington
Miselsiippi
Idaho
Greece
Noa
Mikmssippi
Eale
Wilden
Taoukias
Daniela
Detalia
Missimelnas
Newport News
Tae
Smu
Nagle
Athens
Glasgow
N P Mortgages Are Authorized for Northern Pacific
New York June 30 The directors of the Northern Pacific Railway Oy approved a new refunding and investment mortgage authorized by shareholders. The mortgage dated July 2 1914 covers issues maturing to July 4 2047 over 133 years. Executive committee authorized to sell up to 20 100 600 of new bonds with half to redeem existing one year notes due next July and the remainder to redeem advances for additions and improvements.
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New York
Northern Pacific Railway Oy
Investmant Mortkage
tMkues
Lyetirls
Teimbarsa the
President Opposes Federal Suffrage Effort in Convention
Washington June 30 President tells 500 plus women that suffrage is a state issue not national and will not back a constitutional amendment. Xenia Ohio June 10 Mrs James Lemin 35 killed her two children Frederick 8 and Ruth 6 then shot herself. domestic trouble blamed.
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Washington, D. C
White Hotel
Congress
Self
Xenia
Frederick
Ruth
James Lemin
Bodies of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Duchess Arrive Aboard Warship
Crowds line the Narenta River to witness the transport of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess from the royal yacht Dale to the battleship Viribus Unitis. Flags, church bells, and mourning mark the solemn procession as guards, officials, and citizens honor the royal couple en route to burial.
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Motkokitch
Herzegovina
Francie Perdinand
Hahraberg
Heraleve
Busia
Mornerk
Te Raya House
Stmy
Fury
Lncal
Dalemut
Koveernor
Narenta
Fargo People Aboard Liner That Hit Rocks
Mrs Thomas Greenshield and three children and Miss Susan Richie were aboard the Anchor liner California which ran ashore at Tory Tend on the north coast of Ireland. The party reached Glasgow safely after the wreck news.
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Thomas Greenshield
Susan Richie
California
Ireland
Greenshield
McDermott
Tory Tend
Glasgow
New York
Panegeiere
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