Carranza to Send Delegates as Tampico Blockade Ends
Washington notes Carranza will dispatch envoys to mediation and reject any protocol settling Mexico's internal affairs. At Tampico Huerta rescinds blockade orders, while U S and Mexican delegates discuss pacification plans toward a provisional government and general elections in Mexico City.
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Washington
Carranza
A.B.C
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Ont
Mexico City
United States
Wilson
Bryan
Thesa
General Carranza
Rafael Zubaran
Bodger
Navy Department
Hravo
Zaragoza
Talmpico
Puerto Mexico
Mayo
Bravo
Minnesota
Admiral Mayo
New York
Sunshine
Falls
Thaw Seeks Bail in Extradition Case
Supreme court hearing requested for Harry K. Thaw to be released on bail pending a ruling on New York’s extradition move to remove him from New Hampshire. Dr C B Walcott to marry in Philadelphia on June 9 announced with Miss Mary Morris Vaux of Bryn Mawr as his fiancée.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Walcott
Philadelphia
Missy Mary Morris Vaux
George Vaux
Siryn Mawr
Co. D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution of Washington
Salvation Army Buries 17 Ireland Victims in Toronto
Seventeen Salvation Army victims of the Empire of Ireland were buried at Mount Pleasant cemetery Toronto in a ceremony led by Commissioner McKie with a large Salvation Army contingent in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Toronto
London Militants Ousted From Churches After Disruptive Protest
June 9 London suffragists invaded Westminster Cathedral and the Church of the Oratory disrupting mass. Militants clashed with worshipers, were ejected by ushers, and two women, Christine Andrews and Mrs. Mary Funsten, remained in custody until bail.
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London
Westminster Cathedral
Church of the Oratory
Brompton
Emmeline Pankhurst
Joan of Arc
Christine Andrews
Mary Funsten
Duquoin Doctor Shot After Refusing Aid
Duquoin Illinois June 9 former mayor D D Winton Dunn was shot and fatally wounded by Jesse Joplin who said he acted over an unpaid bill. Dunn died after being taken to a hospital. Joplin was held in Perry county jail after being moved to Pinckneyville.
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Duquoin
D. D. Winton Dunn
Jesse Joplin
Joplin
Pinckneyville
Perry County
Doctor
Equal Suffrages Urged by Federation Board
Chicago June 10 The executive committee of the General Federation of Women's Clubs voted unanimously to endorse equal suffrage. Mrs William M Williams national treasurer announced the decision. Women from across the United States arrive in Chicago for the twelfth biennial convention opening today and lasting two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Women’s Clubs
Chicago
General Federation of Women's Clubs
William 4. Williams
United States
Feared Disease Ends Life in Oak Park Woman
Mrs. A. G. Purcell of Oak Park Illinois drank poison to end her life after leaving a note fearfully stating a disease she believed would kill her, a condition linked to her father's death.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. G. Purcell
Oak Park
Three Smith Children Drown in Crandon Lake
Three children of the Smith family Jeaste Hugh and Perry were drowned in a lake at Crandon on Monday morning according to a message received in Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Green Bay
Wis
Jeaste
Hugh
Perry Smith
Crandon
Record wheat crop set in United States this year
Government crop report says total grain in 1920s United States will reach 2.369 billion bushels with wheat at 900 million. Winter wheat 638 million in harvest now. Kansas leads with 148 million. harvest aid needed to gather grain and wage workers urged as farmers expect broad belt completion by weekend.
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Washington
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Ilinois
Missouri River
Cate
Warley
JAIL FOR LECTURERS BILL IN HOUSE
Washington June 10 A bill would bar cabinet officers and department heads from paid lectures during office and forbid congress members from paid lectures while in session. Penalties include a 10000 dollar fine and up to two years imprisonment for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Congress
Kritten of Hinds
Diver Examines Interior of Sunken Empress of Ireland
Rimouski Que June 10 The first step toward recovering the eight hundred or more bodies in the wrecked Empress of Ireland was taken when a diver descended from the lighthouse tender Druid and for more than an hour explored reachable parts of the sunken liner. The Empress rested on its side in about 180 feet of water.
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Rimouski
Que
Druid
Keating and Owen Seek Commission for Colorado Coal Strike
A joint resolution was introduced in Congress by Representative Keating and Senator Owen calling on President Wilson to appoint a five member commission of specialists to settle the Colorado coal strike.
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Wilson
Washington
Colorado
Congress
Keating
Owen
Colonel's Kin Greets Him Wedding in Madrid
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Madrid for his son Kermit Roosevelt's wedding to Mise Bella Willard. King Alfonso accompanies the former president to the capital.
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Madrid
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Mise Bella Willard
King Alfonso
High Court Upholds Commerce Body Ruling
The U S Supreme Court upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission against Texas railways and supported federal preeminence over state rate rules. It ruled ICC can require equalized rates from Shreveport to Texas points to prevent discrimination against Shreveport shippers. Justice Hughes stated Congress may set rules when state and national interests clash.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S. Supreme Court
Shreveport
Texas Railroad Commission
Houston
Dallas
Tex
Supreme Court
Texas
Justice Hughes
Congress
Boy slave freed returns to mother after nine years
James O'Brien, once a ward of the juvenile court and held at Huddleston home, was restored to his mother Mrs. Mary Irving in Chicago. After a clash with John Hutton over a $230 claimed owed for board, Rev. C G Quill helped arrange the reunion. O'Brien testified he worked from 4:30 a m to 8 p m daily in El Dorado farm, earning only $1.60 in nine years.
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Illinois
Chicago
James O'Brien
Huddleston
Ewing
el Dorado
Mary Irving
Oakley Boulevard
C.G. Quill
John Hutton
O'Brien
Margaret
Josephine
George
Merchant to Pay Customs Duty Fraud Loss
Government calls on John Wanamaker to pay 160000 dollars in import duties alleged to be defrauded via merchandise smuggling through Philadelphia customs house. Washington note dated June 10 reports the TreasuryDepartment action.
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Wanamaker
Washington
Treasury Department
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Heat Kills Three as Chicago Faces Second Day Heatwave
Chicago records a third casualty from the ongoing heat wave as residents suffer dehydration and heat exhaustion. The Weather Bureau warns of a further rise with temperatures reaching a high of 93 degrees.
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Chicago
Chcago
Government Weather Bureau
Kidnappers Take Seven Year Old From Michigan Home
Three men kidnapped the seven year old daughter of Mrs. H. B. Terry from her Grand Rapids residence. Two automobiles were used to flee the scene in this June 10 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapides
Mich
U G T Convention in South Bend
Robert Law of Logansport elected grand sentinel of the United Commercial Travelers of Indiana at South Bend, defeating B A Tuttle. Henry Kallenbach of Indianapolis won the grand secretary post. The parade drew nearly 2,000 travelers with a Boy Scout band leading the march. West Baden chosen for 1915 convention. Evansville withdrew to host 1916.
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Indianapolis
Robert Law
Logansport
Grand Sentinel
United Commercial Travelers of
Indiana
South Bend
B. A. Tuttle
Henry Kallenbach
H. A. Pritchett
Terre Haute
R. C. Stone
Muncie
A. F. Fisher
Grand Executive
E. C. Carter
Fort Wayne
E. F. Leever
Charles Lane
Crawfordsville
J. C. Holmes
J. T. Billings
Marion
W. H. Twomeyer
Kokomo
Grand Page
Charles Picton
W. E. O'Rear
Lafayette
Charles White
Fairmount
Travelers’ Convention
Knights of the Grip
Boy Scout Band
E. A. Schram
C. F. Turner
L. H. Schuster
G. T. McKeehan
L. H. Robinson
C. C. Harven
J. Roberts
University of Notre Dame
John Cavanaugh
Matthew Walsh
West Baden
Bath Resort
Evansville
Richmond
Ste Naim
Marion to Entertain Veterans Encampment Next Year
The G A R of Indiana will encamp in Marion next year drawn by the local Soldiers home location. Mayor Batchelor and Col J R Fesler praised the decision and pledged civic help to make it a banner event. The May date is tentative and local Sons of Veterans plan active entertainment roles. Bankers in Annual Meeting in Valparaiso featured talks by Van Burkirk Evans and Wilson. Travelers of Indiana Meet in South Bend as United Commercial Travelers plan the 1914 grand council with hundreds of traveling men arriving to set the program.
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Indiana Equal Suffrage Association
Logansport
Anna Noland
Kate Wood Ray
Gary
Harriet
Ireland
Marin
Department Council of Administration
Batchelor
Sons of Veterans of Marion
Indiana
Valparaiso
William F. van Burkirk
Chicago
W. G. Evans
The
Central Trust Company of Chicago
Harry B. Wilson
Indianapols
United Commercial Travelers of
South Bend
Grand Council
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Dictator
Duke OF
Penaranda
Duke of Penaranda
Lord Wimbourne
Metropolis
Abks
High Court
Supreme Tribunal
U G. T
Travelers OF Indiana
H. E. Barnard
State Food and Drug Commissioner
WIII
Robert W. Long
Henry 8. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation
Doctor Long
Ralston
Ebenezer Cemetery Association
Union Township
Miami County
Samuel F. Robbins
Elmer Fites
Arthur J. Ward
First State Bank
Pleasant Lake
Croxton
Frank ©. Gilbert
the Woodlawn Company
Anderson
H. Young
O. Barnes
Woman's Federated Clubs
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
National Federation
Felix McWhirter
Vida Newsom
Columbus
Elizabeth Claypool Earle
Connersville
Ind
M. F. Johnston
Frederick Berryman
Detroit
South Hend
Pennybacker
W. W. Reed
Warsaw
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