Aon Sees Wilson to Prolong Parley
A distorted report on mediation talks between American officials led by Wilson and Bryan and Mexican and other mediators over a possible armistice. The piece notes discouraging signs, with no clear progress toward ceasefire and ongoing tensions at the Niagara conference.
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State Department
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Niagara
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Towr Drives Out Negroes in Idaho and Other June 20 Dispatches
Disjointed items report violence in Idaho with a man named Gower shot after surrender. Also notes a marshal, intended arrestee, and a fatal risk. Missing funds from Colonial Trust vault totaling eighty thousand dollars stir private detective secrecy. Various other short items include nominations, a plane crash in Sweden, a Missouri election ruling, a mine explosion, and Ohio strike talks.
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Firmicsh
Colonial Trust Company
Gee A
Gee Aegstegy
Thos Ger
Freehold Bank
Roosevelt won’t seek New York governor post after Europe trip
Former President Theodore Roosevelt, aboard the Imperator, says he will not run for New York governor. He endured a throat ailment described as jungle fever and canceled active campaigning. Roosevelt, amid applause in London and Southampton, thanked British hosts and said a vigorous campaign would not be possible due to larynx weakness.
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Cincinnati
Philip Roosevelt
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W. H. Page
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Tendon
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United States
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Lucey Sees Fraud in Bank Closed in Chicago
In Chicago on Thursday, Attorney General Patrick J. Lucey filed a petition for a receiver to take over the closed LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank. He alleges loans to favored borrowers violated limits, impairing the bank’s capital and surplus as the court awaits appointment.
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Czars Narrowly Escape Assassination Near St Petersburg
An unsuccessful blast targeted Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarevich Alexis as the imperial train passed near Tachudowo on June 20. A pilot postal train detonated the bomb first, likely saving the imperial family. The incident occurred about seventy five miles from St Petersburg in Novgorod province.
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Yields to Women as Asquith Agrees to Talk
London June 20 Premier Asquith capitulated to suffragists agreeing to meet a deputation of East End working women on Saturday. Miss Sylvia Pankhurst’s hunger strike at the House of Commons entrance helped force the decision with backing from James Keir Hardie and George Lansbury. Pankhurst, weakened after eight straight hunger strikes, was arrested last week and left Holloway jail.
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Britons Take Polo Cup in Bitter Second Victory
Westbury New York June 18 England wins international polo championship with a 4 to 2% victory over the Americans. America suffers a half goal penalty late for fouling. crowd of 40000 witnesses a highly contested, brilliantly fought match highlighted by fearless riding and sensational plays.
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Flashes From The Wire Some 1900s News Snippets
Cincinnati reports Faulkner may head Chicago Cuba. Taft in east. Paris suspends chamber sittings amid Socialist uproar. Watertown coal yard fire destroys blocks. Heinze dying in New York court statement. Morgenthal seeks Americans' safety in Smyrna. Former Pittsburgh judge Kennedy found dead. Curtis wins Maine Democrat governor nod. Haines renominated. McGovern injured on horse. Wilson signs toll bill repeal. Wheat rain ruins Kansas fields.
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Rebel Cruiser Sunk and Mexican War Reshuffles
Sunk rebel gunboat Tampico after battle with federal Guerrero near Mazatlan. Carranza headquarters men flee to Laredo. Villa resigns and may become Chiuhuahua governor as Torreon commission selects new commander. Juarez offices seized by Villa supporters amid Carranza split. mediation talks fail in Buffalo. Also reports of fire at Witherbee Sherman mill, storm on Australian coast, a fatal accident in Chicago, Montague renomination in Virginia, and Denver water famine.
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Bryan Urges Pact on Panama Canal Treaty
Secretary of State Bryan told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that ratifying the Colombian canal treaty would foster amity with Colombia, restore relations with Panama, and improve U S standing in Central and South America. He argued the $25,009,000 payment is not excessive, citing prior agreements and leasing terms.
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Strikers Rally As Deputies Multiply In Pittsburgh Zone
In East Pittsburgh on the Inter Westinghouse strike zone a second day saw deputy sheriffs rise to 20 under Deputy Clarence Moor. Strikers denounced Sheriff Richards for breaking faith by increasing security. A Turtle Creek bridge to move strikebreakers is ready to swing into place, seen as a danger line with reports of thousands of imported workers crossing Monday.
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Plumbers Deny Trust Charge at Atlantic City Convention
At the National Association of Master Plumbers opening in Atlantic City Christopher Irving of Denver, president, denied that the group is a trust or monopoly. He cited the justice department’s methods while the convention received resolutions of support from the State Master Plumbers' association for indicted officials in Des Moines and Sioux City facing perjury charges.
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Bernstorff narrowly escapes assassination in university address
Count Bernstorff and diplomat dodge a fatal shot as Michael Murphy a Champaign officer fires at a car carrying the German ambassador to the United States en route to the University of Illinois to deliver a commencement address. The shot misses. Murphy does not repeat the act.
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Ohio lawmakers to be called for mid July special session
Ohio solons will convene in a special session in mid July to address urgent legislative matters. The plan aims to tackle pending bills and policy issues pending before the legislature. Governor reserves authority to call the session as needed.
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Ohio to convene three day tax session in Columbus
The Ohio legislature will hold a three day special session in Columbus to focus solely on tax matters. Governor Nash called the State Tax Commission to confer on proposed amendments, with a framework that restricts spending to the 10 mill levy and allows elector vote to raise indebtedness.
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William G Sharp Named Ambassador to Paris by Wilson
Historical notes report Congressman Sharp appointed ambassador to Paris to succeed Myron Herrick as anti trust discussions unfold in Washington. The Columbia Chamber sent five favorable ballots to the U S Chamber on the Clayton Omnibus and Newlands anti trust bills, while local chambers debated the same issues. Veterans invited to Columbus for 1935 encampment as guests of the Sons of Veterans. combined auxiliary groups to join for the event possibly drawing thousands to the city. Small juries may decide under the three quarter jury verdict act of 1813. Ohio Supreme Court clarifies applicability to cases after May 14 1914. Public Utilities Commission rules on gas discrimination, total gas used as basis. Ohio railroad valuations rise with Norfolk & Western leading increases. Health official warns of two rats per person nationwide and high rat costs. Aquinas College announces transformation to a college with Ohio State University affiliation starting next fall.
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Standing Committee
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Results matter more than personal popularity or charm
The passage argues that advancement is driven by measurable results and not by who seems best or popular. It notes promotions hinge on solid output, not on perceived traits, and highlights the risk of conceit and biased judgments from critics.
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Fracture of Spine Outlines Fatal Outcome
Fracture of the spine is fatal, with survival time varying by fracture location. Higher fractures near the neck lead to quicker death, and even survivors endure prolonged misery. The spinal cord links the brain to the body and is essential to nervous function.
School Builders Dig in Old Graves
Steubenville reports excavations at Grant School for a new building uncovered 12 lancers' skeletons, including Robert Watts whose grave had a rough stone bearing his name. The site housed a former jem jewelry from a century ago as locals note Watts aided in saving the town before Ohio statehood.
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