mediation delayed as Carranza delegates barred
Niagara Falls Ontario June 15 South American mediators will not admit Carranza representatives to the conference until an armistice is declared and internal as well as international aspects of the Mexican problem are included in mediation. Rafael Zubaran reports the appointment of Iglesias Calderson Cabrera and Vasconcelos as Carranza delegates.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Carranza
Rafael Zubaran
Washington
Fernando Iglesias Calderson
Luis Cabrera
Jose Vasconcelos
Crisis in Mexican mediation at Niagara Falls prompts U.S. concern
Washington officials labeled the Niagara Falls mediation conference a crisis as delegates argued over who would represent the provisional government to replace Huerta. They warned that errors could threaten the broader mediation effort while stressing the United States must press for a peaceful, lasting settlement. The report notes Washington’s insistence on stability and the potential for broader intervention if negotiations fail.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Huerta
Ward Vanes
Mingpien
Lilet
Carcuia
Bonn
United States
Fragmented notes mix sports and people in unclear text
The readable portions reference various figures and sports terms but lack coherent events or outcomes. Names, places, and dates are jumbled, hindering a clear summary of a single news item or incident.
Eruption at Mt Lassen Inspires Expert Commentary
An expert notes the Mount Lassen eruption behavior, detailing observed lava, ash, and steam. Reports describe tremors, gas emissions, and potential formation of new vents near the crater, with authorities preparing advisories for nearby residents and visitors.
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MT. Lassen
Colonel Willis to Reach Fort Wayne This Week
A garbled dispatch reports Colonel Willis expected to arrive in Fort Wayne this week. The note mentions associated officers and plans, with references to Missouri and Philadelphia figures, and indicates continued coverage on another page.
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Willis
Fort Wayre
Weather forecast for Warton area in midweek
Weather notes show Matias Gracey and Tupsay forecast with partly cloudy skies and cold nights. Winds at pace variable with a chance of frost. Wednesday may bring more extreme cold and frost alerts.
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Wartington
Matias Gracey
de Tupsay
Eleven Babies At Milk Depot Draw City Attention
Rev HW Master pastor of First Presbyterian notes eleven babies at the milk depot yesterday morning. The event drew wide attention as the depot expands with seven sub stations for mothers to access milk supplies. Cars loaned by Fort Wayne citizens transport milk to twelve stations for daily distribution.
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HW. B. Master
Firat
Automobilia
Fort Wayne
Mrs Young Championing Sex Hygiene in Schools
The report portrays Mrs Young pushing sex hygiene education in schools as a civic duty. It notes delegates gathering at a public meeting and references city appropriation for related programs. The account cites opposition and support framed around public responsibility and legislative action.
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Mrs. Young
Foster’s Dams Question for the Federal Courts
A fragmented report notes a legal inquiry over Foster’s Dams on the St Marys River. The piece references government property and a potential court challenge, with a continuation line indicating more details on a later page.
Syndicate 10 Takes Over the Lorimer Bank
A chaotic account suggests syndicate activity surrounding a Lorimer Bank takeover led by a senior executive. The piece cites internal staff confusion, payment failures, and hints at a broader control struggle involving unnamed parties and corporate authorities.
Montana Miners Cease Rioting No Troops Needed
A damaged Montana report notes miners in Butte halted violent actions after a threat of federal intervention. Governor Stewart considered federal guard in case of further disorder but declared no troops needed as calm returned and miners resumed work.
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Montana
HOPE
Butte
Western Federation of Miners
Samuel Yo Stewart
Westigton Co
Ohio
Haugernur
Ommmumiaetion Wien
Lita Heving
Hebardme Cen
Bloomington Must Supply Water or Lose State Aid
Bloomington faces a threat to forfeit state school aid if Bloomington fails to secure a pure water supply by January 1, 1915. Indiana University officials announced at a special luncheon that steps toward resolution were underway, with a potential legislative presentation at the next session.
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Bloomington
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana University Alsinni
Wes Tee Aytemim
University
Hart
Gambasion
President Wilson accuses big business plans to stop reform laws
President Wilson charged that opposition to the administration trust legislation stems from certain interests. He released letters to show the claim, arguing delaying action would harm the economy. A Simmons Hardware letter linked to a proposed federal reserve board nominee added to the controversy.
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Wilson
Washington
White House
Simmons Hardware Company
St. Louis
Simmans
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Auieon
Simons
Sim
Air Simone
Pitiaonee
Reston
Senators Under Fire Demanding An Investigation
Washington June 135. The Senate opened debate on a resolution calling for an investigation into the use of senate stationery and the alleged employment of government officials in connection with the promotion of a North Carolina gold mine. Senator Overman and others were mentioned. debate continued as the resolution progressed amid discussion of expenses and potential actions.
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Washington
Senate
North Carolina
Overman
Cleon
Debrite
Ainpany
Aresport
New York
Grokers
Waitten
Paris Streets Collapse After Severe Storm Fatalities
Report describes a severe storm in Paris causing street collapses and seven deaths. Text references collapsed roads, submerged areas, and property damage. Authorities assess square footage of collapsed surface and note ongoing searches for victims.
War Between Turkey and Greece Seen Inevitable
The article discusses escalating tensions between Turkey and Greece with diplomats failing to avert conflict. Reports indicate mass mobilizations and heavy public sentiment in Athens and Ankara, with international powers attempting to mediate while expecting potential combat near Menemen and Sinyran amid rising casualties.
Framing a Government For Land Mine Claims
A fragmentary article discusses government framing over land mine claims and explores historic governance issues. It references explorers and American interests, noting negotiations and potential settlements, with references to committees and influential bodies shaping policy.
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