Mexican peace conference eyed to avert bloodshed
Niagara Falls June 22 A U S mediated informal meeting from the two warring Mexican factions the constitutionalists and Huerta aims to end a civil strife that has split the country for eighteen months. Talks seek to unite Villa and Carranza and avert foreign intervention, with American mediators pushing for a constructive chance of success.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Mexico
Constitutionalists
Huerta
Pinel Worli
Dettila
Catravan
Amurvan
Fiamurran
Goluma
Federal Plan Seeks Broad Waterway Control Commission
Washington June 22. Creation of a commission with broad authority to control federal activities in waterway improvement is proposed in the river and harbors appropriation bill. The plan, drafted by a cabinet, would coordinate expansion, regulation, forestry, power, and maritime services under a single body, with 16 secretaries and two engineers to oversee enforcement and inland commerce projects.
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Washington
Pening Rivera and Harbors
Benittor Newlands
National Treasury
Weather forecast for Michigan and Washington regions
Weather bulletin reports scattered showers and warm fronts across Michigan and Washington state. Forecasters call for lingering rain through Wednesday with variable temperatures and brief thundershowers in some coastal areas.
Death of Lion Tamer In Chicago Ruled Accidental
A chaotic account from Chicago describes the death of Vateron Dieterich, a lion tamer, following an onstage incident. Witnesses recount quarrels, a manager’s comments, and a jury verdict that blamed an accident during the tiger act.
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Chicago
Dane
Vateron Detrich
Loeday
Adgie Castillo
Meurd
Fort Wayne worker advances to product department manager
A long time wire pulling boy rises in the Fort Wayne plant to become manager of the production department. At eighteen he entered politics, later joining the General Rubijime Investment firm. He balances work, plays, and city politics, gaining prominence as a versatile employee at the company.
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Fort Wayne Tilertelis Works Ag
Adeno
Wgtra
Ah Ching
General Ruibjime
Maxenie Hella
Che Shine Putral
Alahayo
Bert
Tram
Uyla
Supreme Court rules railroads win million land claim case
The Supreme Court upheld a $700,000,000 land claim favoring the Southern Pacific Railway in Edmund Burke's suit. The decision clarifies government rights in petroleum lands against private claimants, with Justice Vandaverter noting expiry of certain fraud claims and government ownership. The ruling supports railroad control of vast western lands once held under government warrants.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Edmund Burke
California
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Vandevanter
Cherane
Transea
Natal
Supreme Court Upholds Interstate Commerce Ruling
Washington reports the Supreme Court sustains the Interstate Commerce Commission orders as invalid for the Intermountain states while upholding the long and short haul clause as constitutional. The decision affects transcontinental railroads and challenges to blanket or specific orders.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Bath
Commerce Court
Okedne Pvee
Gol ee eB continues on paper page
Continuation note indicates material continued on another paper page. OCR fragment offers no identifiable people organizations places dates or events. The readable portion preserves no clear action or outcome to summarize.
Filipino boy held as spy after hospital capture
A Filipino boy in the United States territory faced espionage accusations after signaling as a spy. He claimed to be a visiting Filipino student from Cup and stated he sought the American consul. He was detained by authorities in Tejente until May 7 and later moved to Cordins, with further custody extending into May 11.
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NIG CVI
Gracaria Alcarez
United States
Washington
Aleren
Tuah
Teljoirn
United States Navy
Tefelra
Pasom del Mucho
Cordins
Stoxien
Logan To Gall Executive Meeting This Week
Fragmentary OCR reports a forthcoming meeting of Logan To Gall executives this week to plan a national waterway convention. Names and details are garbled. key figures and dates are unclear due to poor transcription.
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Logan TO. Gall
Michigan City Boy Drowns In Local Incident
A brief imperiled drowning incident in Michigan City leaves a boy dead. Authorities report details are limited as investigators work to determine the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
Desperate Effort to Halt Major Strike Reported
A prolonged effort to end a large strike involved negotiations chaired by M Terr and executives from Wearingshouse Ellertic and Abwuitietring, with votes and contingencies discussed. Officials and workers faced uncertain terms as conference sessions continued and potential resolutions were explored amid rising tensions.
State officials hopeful on gaining peace
Washington officials expressed general satisfaction at Niagara Falls news that South American mediators invited Mexican constitutionalists to informal talks with United States representatives and General Huerta. Officials said the United States had pressed for including Mexican leaders to foster an armistice and advance peace negotiations.
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Washington
Jume
Niagara Falla
Mexico
United
Breach in Miners' Organizations Widens Across Federations
A fragmented report describes growing rifts within miners unions and federations led by Charlen W Moyer. It notes efforts to form new groups and coordinate a split from established bodies, amid calls for elections and adjustments in leadership to curb influence from current officials.
Weathering a Thunder Storm and Evening Lights
Weather observer reports a thunderstorm passage with electric lights used during the event. He notes precipitation, scattered damage in Port Wayne, and a hot Sunday with temperatures around 82 degrees. Farmers benefited from rainfall and the storm's dampening effect on crops and soil.
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P. Collin
Port Wayne
Octogenarian dies by own action in St Joseph river
An elderly man, living at a local address, committed suicide by drowning in the St Joseph River today. The body was recovered shortly after and identified by residents as an octogenarian.
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Hoxiness
South Prat
St Joseph
Erick
Lafayette Man Succumbs to Heat in Basement Incident
Fifty four year old Myx Cann Millyr died after exposure to heat in a Lafayette basement this afternoon. He was found unconscious on the floor and was removed to a hospital in critical condition. Local authorities are transferring the case to the coroner for an investigation.
Turkey protests sale of battleships amid Greek friction
Turkish government formally protested the proposed sale of American battleships Mississippi and Idaho in Greece. Diplomats from Greece and Turkey visited President Wilson, signaling elevated tensions and possible war talk between the two nations.
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Turkey
GOVT
Washington
Mississippi
Idaho
Greece
White House
Wilson
Lightning Bolt Triggers Havoc at Petroleum Field
A severe lightning strike caused a massive explosion and fire at a petroleum field in Washington. Numerous tanks and structures were damaged as crews battled the blaze and fought spreading flames across the area. Dozens of workers and residents were evacuated while authorities assessed the full scope of the damage and halted further danger.
Supreme Court Relies On Religious Vows Case
In a Washington ruling the Supreme Court held that religious vows may be withdrawn by a person, reversing prior orders. The decision centers on civil status and property held under religious orders and addresses conflicts between religious commitments and civil law. The court emphasized withdrawal can negate effects of strict religious obligations on property and residency.
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Washington
Ayima
Tower Court
Elviy
Cotigioume Metro
Meyer
conMitence
Rish Americans May Have Chance to Fight England
Fragmented OCR text references Irish volunteers and Americans, mentioning Daniel de Mishel i Renn as president of a league. The article appears to discuss Irish Americans' stance and possible actions against British forces, with partial names and phrases garbled.
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England
Philadelphls
Kram Fram Taliiedmond
Paris
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