Mexican peace talks drift as US seeks compromise on Huerta plan
Niagara Falls June 11. Mexican peace negotiations show a shift as Washington hints at backing a mediation that would keep a constitutional leader in power through reelection. The issue hinges on Huerta naming the foreign minister, seen as a step toward his presidency, drawing fierce debate with mediators. Carranza advisers weigh the latest mediator proposals while ammunition shipments stir tensions at Galveston Tampico. Carranza’s reply to the mediators is being prepared with strong support for the Guadalupe plan, per Hidalgo and other leaders.
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Huerta
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Antilla
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Coahuila
U. S. Seeks No War Warns Naval Academy Graduates
President Wilson told 154 Naval Academy graduates that the United States serves humanity not conquest. He prayed for peace after Vera Cruz, urged the boys to reflect on their Mexican service, and delivered diplomas in Annapollo Maryland during the graduation exercises.
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Storm in Indiana Kills Three Destroys Sanborn Area
Electrical storm sweeps northern Indiana killing three people and injuring others as it partially demolishes Sanborn and damages dozens of buildings. Telegraph lines fail. autos carry food medical supplies toward Sanborn. Residents B L Fisk P W Yoruma killed. Patrick Doherty missing. J B Long and Mrs G W Bonner among the injured. Damage estimated near 100000 dollars.
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Laporte
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Ina Lake
C. M. Hyde
Chicago
Joseez
Millionaire Ogden Found Dead in Cheap Houston Room
A coroner probed the death of Francis A. Ogden eighty two from Madison Wisconsin found dead in a low cost rooming house in Houston Texas His fortune is estimated at six million dollars with holdings in Madison Superior Chicago Houston and other Texas cities and farms across Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and Texas.
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Lows
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Illinois
Heat wave grips Midwest and causes multiple deaths
June 11 reports from Detroit Chicago and other cities show extreme temperatures with deaths and prostrations. Detroit records seven deaths and eight prostrations. Chicago sees deaths prostrations an attempted suicide and hydrophobia menace. Temperatures range from 92 to unofficial 102 in Chicago and 105 on public square in Cleveland. Miami? (note: avoid uncertain)
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Weather Bureau
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Kansas City
Cincinnati
Sea Washes Up Dead Bodies Off New Brunswick Coast
In Caraquet New Brunswick the sea is yielding bodies from a storm tragedy. Thirteen dead are known, with five more recovered to bring the toll to thirteen.
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Wisconsin Grand Council officers elected at Appleton meeting
Appleton native Charles G. Rumpf named Grand counselor of Wisconsin United Commercial Travelers with E A Loe ther and others filling top posts. Eau Claire won 1915 convention site. nearby events included a ball and banquet for 250 couples at White City pavilions. Flood damage rises in central Wisconsin as dairymen test 450 cows across 28 counties. state pensions listed. grasshoppers threaten crops. incorporations filed. state fair plans after storm losses.
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Grand Sentinel
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Appleton
White City
Boy Scouta
Bruggists of State to Meet in Delavan Lake
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical association holds its thirty fourth annual convention June 16 17 18 19 at Delavan Lake Wis with the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Travelers association entertainment and a busy draft of sessions including reports by officers committees and speakers plus band concerts travels and social events. Upwards of 150 prizes are planned as the gathering may be the most successful yet with athletic and paper awards and prescriptions submitted.
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Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association
Delavan Lake
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Louis H. Kressin
Julius Kanders
Ladies’ Auxiliary
William Thompson
George Weigle
School of Pharmacy
George H. Kesten
E. B. Williams
Highland Lawn
E. 3. Helmstreet
R. Fisher
A. Eckstein
E. Kremers
William Kaiser
E. B. Helmstreet
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Wisconsin News Tersey TOLD Northwest Briefs
La Crosse five year old Alfred Schrank died from a garden rake accident. Merrili Rev. C. L. Nisbet installed as pastor at First Presbyterian. Shawano celebrates golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Grobrecht. Osseo offers silver cup for Trempealeau county corn winner. Baraboo Sauk County Holstein breeders meet June 12 at Devils Lake. Neenah fishing party sets lake record 18% fish catch. Stevens Point August Lobesky escapes after sentence. Appleton Dora Wellhouse sentenced to three years for immoral conduct. Ashland new college president changes at Northland College. La Crosse Western Guernsey breeders meet June 19 at West Salem. Janesville speeding fines set, bicycle penalties enforced. Madison Gov McGovern announces US Senate candidacy. Janesville aged man selects Oak Hill cemetery plot. check dishonored. Sheboygan Rev Father Charles Gerhard Myers survives accident, pursues ministry. Marinette Nettie St Clair dies in parachute accident at Lakeside. Sheboygan suspects robbers in Milwaukee linked heist. Superior Judge Hoss recovers from stroke. Amherst Rev J P Jockinson accepts Spokane pastorate. Beloit Henry Albright buried after sand-bank accident. Shawano golden wedding couple note. Gillett hosts Northeastern Wisconsin Firemen’s convention. Grand Rapids Indian John Jackson found drowned at Fourteen Mile Creek.
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Felix Wolkowsky
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Dora Wellhouse
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Frank A. Hoss
Eleventh District Circuit Court
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Amherst
John PF. Jockinson
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Beloit
Henry Albright
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Germany
Herman Krause
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Tigerton
Marton
Clintonville
Oconto Falls
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Fourteen Mile Creek
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Hold-Up Man Slays Soo Line Baggageman at Oshkosh Depot
Frederick Hines, night baggage agent at Oshkosh depot, was shot twice and killed by a bandit who fled with about $100 from the ticket office. Ticket agent Emi Wilrow was held up during the robbery as the thief entered the baggage room and threatened him with a weapon. The robber escaped along the tracks after fatally shooting Hines and wounding another.
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North Soo Line
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Roenius Heads State Elks at Wausau Meeting
About 2000 Elks gathered in Wausau for the state meeting with Wausau hosting next year. Officers elected include Otto R. Roenius as president and Chaunely Yockey, John Harrigan, Michael Wiggins as vice presidents and Theodore Renfy as secretary. Resolutions praised Wausau Elks, plans to raise funds to aid state acquisition of a herd of fifty elk, and calls for closer ties between state and grand lodges. La Crosse won the state baseball championship by defeating Rhinelander.
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F. R. Weeks
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A. J. Horlick
Racine
J. M. Kabler
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A. Ek. Weeks
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Tahe State
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Wisconsin Masons Elect Grand Officers
The Wisconsin grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons held its annual meeting electing Grand master Bernhard F. Keeter and eight other officers including Deputy grand master George O. Kellogg and Grand secretary W. W. Parry. Also named trustee Robert Juang for three years.
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la Croase
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David Marlow
John Corsentt
Madison
W. W. Parry
Robert Juang
Racine
Death Clasma Victim in Oconomowoc August Schroeder
August E Schroeder a 75 year old gardener in Oconomowoc collapsed and died from heat. He is survived by a wife and two children. Also reported is a strike settlement in Sheboygan where the Masons Bricklayers and Plasterers union reached a five year contract compromise with contractors after a May 1 stoppage.
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U. S. Body Upheld in Interstate Commerce Ruling
The U S Supreme Court upheld federal authority over intrastate rate cases in a decision viewed as a sweeping assertion of national power. It ruled that interstate commerce powers preclude local railroad commissions from setting inconsistent rates, with Justice Hughes noting Congress may enact rules to resolve federal vs state conflicts.
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Ex Mayor Fatally Shot Amid Unpaid Debt Turmoil
Ex mayor of Doneanin, Winton Dunn, was shot Sunday by Jesse Joplin and fatally wounded. Dunn died at a hospital after being taken to St Louis. Joplin was hurried to Perry county Jail in Pinckneyville. The incident followed a dispute over an unpaid bill and a refused Hick hint, according to local reports.
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Hindu student gains United States citizenship at Vic University
Das, a Hindu postgraduate student at Vic University of California, is admitted to citizenship, becoming the fourth Hindu to achieve American citizenship. Plans for mediation talks involve General Mangvel and officials to verify proceedings and a potential welcome for Uuerta. In boxing news, bantamweight champion Kia Williams defeated Johnny Conlon in Vernon after a third round blow to the chin.
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Washington tolls plan and treaty debate stumbles
President Wilson aims to adjust amendments to the Bann talley exemption repeal while preserving the right to incriminate for shipping interests. Refuses to waive treaty rights as efforts to reopen passages continue. Reporting notes alongside a series of violent incidents and a royal visit in Madrid with Theodore Roosevelt attending his son Kermit’s wedding with Belle Wittard.
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King Alfonso
Salvation Army bury seventeen victims in Toronto
Seventeen Salvation Army victims of the ten preps of Ireland were buried at Mount Pleasant cemetery in Toronto in the presence of Commissioner McKie and a large assembly of army personnel. In Topeka a jury returned a verdict for Governor Hughes in a $2210 damages suit brought by Mrs. Jon aka West, with deliberations lasting one minute.
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