Mexican peace talks split over Huerta foreign minister plan
At Niagara Falls mediators and American delegates clashed over the method for naming a provisional president of Mexico. Washington warns that allowing Huerta to appoint the foreign minister could be seen as recognition. Carranza's camp may resist if the U S opposition holds. Ammunition shipments to the constitutionalists remain contentious as mediation continues. Carranza's advisers debate his forthcoming reply, likely to stick to Guadalupe plans.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Constitutional Party
United States
Huerta
Washington Administration
Constitutionalista of
Redfield
Galveston
Morgan
el Sud
Tampico
Antilla
New York
Puerto Mexico
Saltillo
Coahuila
Wilson Offers Vision of Service Not Expansion at Naval Academy
President Wilson told 154 Naval Academy graduates that the United States must serve humanity, not wage war or seek conquest, wishing the Veracruz situation would spare more fighting and praising the boys for their potential global impact.
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Annapolis
Wilson
Naval Academy
United States
Vera Cruz
Storm Kills Three in Sanborn Area. $100,000 Loss Forecast
An electric storm in northern Indiana devastates Sanborn and surrounding areas. Three people die, six injured as homes and buildings collapse. ten residences, four businesses, two grain elevators, and a roundhouse are razed. Auto carriages with supplies are dispatched. several residents feared buried. The storm also damages rural barns and farmhouses and destroys the Fine Lake residence of Chicago architect C. M. Hyde. Insurance estimates place total losses near $100,000.
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Jason City
Sanborn
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Roundhouse
B. L. Fisk
P. W. Yotuma
Patrick Doherty
J. B. Long
G. W. Bonner
Laporte
Ind
Indiana
Fine Lake
C. M. Hyde
Chicago
Millionaire Found Dead in Houston Cheap Rooming House
The coroner investigates the death of Francis A. Ogden an eighty two year old Madison Wisconsin millionaire whose papers reveal a six million dollar fortune including hotels businesses in Chicago and Wisconsin farms and Texas real estate.
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Houston
Tex
Francis A. Ogden
Madison
Wis
Ogden
Superior
Chicago
Texas
Fows
Wisconsin
Illinois
Heat Causes Deaths in Hottest June Since 1872
Summaries of heat waves across the Midwest report deaths prostrations and high temperatures. Detroit records seven deaths and eight prostrations with temperatures official 92 and unofficial 102. Chicago sees 95 degrees and warnings of hydrophobia from stray dogs amid the heat. Other cities log deaths and prostrations as heat persists through Tuesday June 11.
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Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Cleveland
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Woman Wins Breach Case Against Rodeheaver in Chicago
Miss Georgia W. Jay, a stenographer, sued Homer Rodeheaver for breach of promise to marry. A jury awarded her $20,000 in Chicago on June 9. The case centers on Rodeheaver, Billy Sunday’s chairman, and a high profile engagement dispute.
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Chicago
Georgia W. Jay
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
Wisconsin Grand Council Elects Leaders at Marshfield Meet
The Wisconsin grand council of United Commercial Travelers elected Charles G. Rumpf Appleton as grand counselor with E A Loe ther Eau Claire as grand past counselor and W F Raetz Manitowoc as grand junior counselor. Officers also named include Thomas A Wen Bink Milwaukee grand secretary and John Callaway Lacrosse grand treasurer. C B Evans Janesville reappointed grand chaplain. Eau Claire won the 1915 convention. a parade and banquet followed. Heavy rains cause rail and farm damage across central and northern Wisconsin.
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White City Pavilion
Boy Scouts
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical convention opens at Delavan Lake
The thirty fourth annual Wisconsin Pharmaceutical association convention runs June 16 to 19 at Delavan Lake Wisconsin with a traveling men’s entertainment dancing and band concerts. Officers reports committees and new business open Friday morning led by Louis H. Kressin and Julius Kanders. later events include a baseball game and a card party for ladies. lectures on trade interests and national legislation accompany social events and sports with prizes for essays and prescriptions. Governor McGovern endorses the Smith Lever act funding nine year program, and convict road labor plans move forward with two camps at Waupun and Taycheedah under honor system without guards. Wisconsin wholesalers plan to attend the Minneapolis convention, and two Milwaukeeans elected grand lodge officers.
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Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association
Delavan Lake
Wis
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Travelers’ Association
Louis H. Kressin
Julius Kanders
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mre
William Thompson
George Weigle
School of Pharmacy
George H. Kesten
B. E. Williams
Highland Lawn
E. B. Helmstreet
R. Fisher
G. A. Eckstein
H. Kremars
BH. G. Raeuber
National Home
William Kaiser
C. DB. Helmstreet
Travelers’ Association
Trempeajeau
Baraboo
Seuk County Holstein Cattle Breeders’ Association
Devils Lake
Neenah
Pelix’ Wolkowsky
Lake Winnebago
Stevens Point
Lubesky
Appleton
Dora Wellhouse
Waa
Ashland
J. D. Brownell
Northland College
M. J. Fenenga
Pacific Coast
la Crosse
Western Guernsey Dreeders’ Association
West Salem
Janesville
Maxfield
Madison
United States
Francis E. McGovern
Janesvile
Oak Hill Cemetery
W. T. Shearer
Cemetery Association
Shearer
Sheboygan
Charles Gerhard Myers
St. Francis
St. Peter Claver
Marinette Nettie St. Clair
Lakeside
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Superior
Frank A. Rosa
Eleventh District Circuit Court
St. Paul
Amherst
John F. Jackinson
Wisconsin Methodist Conference
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Lidgerwood Congregational Church
Spokane
Wash
Belelt
Henry Albright
Albright
Bhawano
G. Galbrecht
Germany
Herman Kyauge
Sawano
Wisconsin
Gillett
Jane
Shawano
Tigerton
Marion
Clintonville
Oconto Falls
Grand Rapids
John Jackson
Fourteen Mile Creek
Jackson
Arpin
Hej
Night baggage-agent slain in Oshkosh holdup
Frederick Hines, a baggage agent at the north Oshkosh station, was shot twice and killed by a holdup man who fled with about $100 from the ticket office. Emil Villnow, the ticket agent, was held up and survived. the robber escaped along the tracks. Meanwhile a U.S. Supreme Court decision affirmed federal preemption over interstate rate cases, upholding ICC power against state commissions in a Shreveport Texas dispute.
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Oshkogh
Frederick Hines
North Soc Hine
Emil Villow
Hines
Mines
Vilmow
Villnow
Vill
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S. Supreme Court
Shreveport
Texas Railroad Commission
Houston
Dallas
Tex
Supreme Court
Texas
Dalley
Justha Hughes
Justice Hughes
Congress
State Elks pick Wausau Oshkosh for next meeting
About 2000 Elks gathered to select Wausau and Oshkosh for the forthcoming state meeting. Officers elected include Otto R. Roenius as president Chauncey Yockey first vice president John Harrigan second vice president Michael Higgins third vice president Theodore Benfy secretary J F McDermott treasurer and trustees J C Karel F R Weeks A J Horlick I M Kahler and 4 K Weeks. Resolutions praised the hosts and urged funds to help state acquire a herd offered by the national government. La Crosse captured the state baseball title by beating Rhinelander. The secretary reported last year as the association’s most successful.
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Wausau
Oshhkosh
Elke
Otto R. Roenius
Grand Rapids
Chauncey Yockey
Milwaukee
John Harrigan
Wav Claires
Michael Higgins Racine
Theodore Benfy
Sheboygan
J. 2. McDermott
Fond du Lac
J. C. Karel
la Crosse
Rhinelander
Association
Wisconsin masons elect officers at Milwaukee meet
At the annual Wisconsin Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons meeting, officers were elected including Grand Master Bernhard F. Keeler La Crosse and Grand Secretary W. W. Perry Milwaukee. Also noted are local items from Beloit Monore and Sheboygan on accidents strikes and civic actions.
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Bernhard F. Keeler
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Grand Ludge of Free and Accepted Masons
George C. Kellogg
Elkhorn
Willard M. Griswold
Waukesha
David Marlow
John Corscott
Madison
W. W Perry
Robert Lang
Raclne
Ex Mayor Shot In Duquain After Billing Dispute
Dr Dlinton Dunn former mayor of Duquain was fatally shot by Jesse Joplin who said the act followed a dispute over an unpaid medical bill. Joplin was moved to Perry county jail in Pinckneyville. Dunn died later in St Louis after being wounded in multiple locations.
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Duquain
Dlinton Dunn
Jesse Joplin
Pinckneyville
Perry County
Deetor Dunn
St. Louie
Joplin
Hindu student granted U S citizenship in San Francisco
Far and near news item reports Tarsknath Das, a Hindu postgraduate student at the University of California, admitted to citizenship, becoming the fourth Hindu to join the American citizenry. Also notes Vera Cruz mediation talks with Huerta and Blanquet. Johnny “Kia” Williams wins bantamweight title after defeating Johnny Conlon in Vernon.
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San Francisco
Tarsknath Das
University of California
Vera. Cruz
Mex
Huerta
Blanquet
Vera Cruz
WILL ACCEPT TOLLS PLAN
Washington June 9 President Wilson expected to accept senate amendments to the Panama tolls exemption repeal while denying tacit consent to any discrimination in favor of American ships He would favor passage without delay but would not concede ungrudging assent. The senate judiciary committee to begin work on the Clayton omnibus trust bill. One Dead In Strike Riot Florence Italy June 11 A striker was shot dead and two wounded as police dispersed a meeting of workers Two policemen were injured.
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Wisconsin
Owens
John R. Tanner
State Board of Accountancy
J. T. Drought
BE. P. Gorman
Marathon County
H. GC. Bumpus
H. L. Russell
Department of Entomology
Dean Russell
Washington
Wil- 800
Senate
Panama
United States
Wilson
Senate Judiciary
House
Florence
Italy
Etrikera
Noted K of P Men Killed in Nevada Auto Crash
In Goldfield Nevada on June 11 Cy Rice Herman Kreiger and Dan Falvey prominent Knights of Pythias were killed in an automobile accident. M J Brandon was expected to die from injuries.
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K. of P
Goldfield
Nev
Cy Rice
Herman Kreiger
Dan Falvey
Knights of Pythias
M. J. Brandon
Salvation Army buries 17 Irish victims at Mount Pleasant
Seventeen Salvation Army victims of the Empress of Ireland disaster were buried at Mount Pleasant cemetery in Toronto in the presence of Commissioner McHie and many army members. Governor Hughes wins a $2210 damages suit against Mrs. Luella West after a one minute jury deliberation in Topeka district court.
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Salvation Army
Toronto
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Deuster Wine Company
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Beloit
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Wohkosh
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Minors Central Railroad
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