New Chief to Be Chosen for Villa's Army in Mexico
A commission travels from Torreon to select a new commander for Villa's army amid a split with Carranza. Felpo Angeles, Carranza's secretary of war, to be chosen. Milla may govern Chi Huahua replacing Avile. Villa's forces seize offices in Juarez and Chihuahua City, signaling northern control. In Buffalo, mediation talks fail as constitutionalist representatives demand unity and timely settlement without foreign interference.
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Villa
Theulay
Torreon
Felpo Angeles
Carranza
Milla
Chijhuadia
Fidel Avile
Actog
Yvije
Natera
Zacatecas
Ordein
Zh Paso
Tex
Carrrante
Ficog
Juaraz
Chihuahua
Juares
Ghihuahua City
Torrasa
Juarez
Gartranza
Carranza Rae
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Ont
Tucsico Lamar
Frederick W.lehman
Buffalo
Ratsel Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
Catranga
Washington
England Wins Polo Cup In Bitter Final
Westbury N C June 18 England won the international polo championship by defeating the Americans 4 to 2% in a dramatic contest watched by 40 000 spectators The Americans fouled repeatedly in a desperate bid to win losing ground due to penalties star Devereaux Milburn drew praise while Cheape aided England The lineup listed America England with substitutes noted in the official roster
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Westbury
N. C
Enwvland
Amterlen
Shalteo
England
Devereaux Milburn
Cheape
America
Hene la
Caupt
H. A. Tomptague
Kingson
Many
Larry Waterbury
Chand
Bagk
Dayereux
I. W. Barpuch
Vivian Lockett
Woxhall
Suffrage Law Valid Extends Vote to All State Officers
Springfield June 16 The Illinois supreme court upholds the equal suffrage law by a 4 to 3 vote allowing women to vote for all statutory officers including presidential electors. Justice Dunn writes the majority opinion joined by Cartwright Carter and Vickers with three dissents led by Cooke Crag and Farmer. The ruling declares the act constitutional in full. In Chicago the same day, a General Federation of Women's Clubs convention endorses woman suffrage by a nearly unanimous vote amid applause and patriotic songs.
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Springfield
Tuinoia
Supreme Court
Frank W. Dunn
Charleston
James E. Cartwright
Oregon
Orrin N. Carter
Chicago
Alonzo K. Vickers
Hast St. Louis
George &. Cooke
Alado
Charles C. Crag
Galesburg
Willam M. Farmer
Vandalia
Illinois
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Auditorium
Pennybacker
Multiple June News Items From Cities Worldwide
A long list of brief, varied incidents and headlines dated June across cities. Included are a policeman shot in Gary Indiana misidentified as a burglar, drownings near Nanticoke dam in Pa, Yale exam period parcel post flood in New Haven, a wrecked Lookout House reported in California forestry dispatch, a Morton L Marks safe bombing in Davenport Iowa securing 1600 dollars, international commerce delegates visiting Lyons France, Portland Maine mayor Curtis winning Democratic governor nomination, Governor McGovern hurt in horseback incident, Italian train robbery of May Wright Sewell, Commodore Rush Wallace dying of pneumonia in New York, ex banker OConnor seeking pardon in Chicago, and multi millionaire Thomas Doland’s death in Philadelphia.
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Gary
Ind
Louie Curtis
Curtis
George Nelson
Nelson
Witxesburre
Nanticoke
New Haven
Conn
Yale Post
San Francisco
Cal
United States Forestry Bureau
Davenport
Morton L. Marks Commission
Lyons
France
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Valence Grenoble
Bank Board Named In Federal Reserve Appointments
President Wilson nominates Charles Harlin and Paul Warturg to the federal reserve board with terms ranging two to ten years. Thomas Jones chosen for a six year term. W C P Harding and A Miller also named. Jones among candidates seen as surprising pick amid governor speculation. Adlai Stevenson dies in Chicago hospital. seven die in Milford fire. gas blast in Columbus kills five. elephant kills keeper in Toledo. Quebec steamer Montmagny found safe.
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Washington
Charles
Harlin
Massachusetts
the Treasury
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Paul M. Warturg
New York
Thomas D. Jones
John B. McGauren
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Simmons
St Louis
Hamlin
Federal Reserve System
John Skelton Williams
McAdoo
Chicago
Jones
Princeton University
Guard For King As Suffragettes Loom At Ascot Race
London reports unprecedented royal protection at the Royal Ascot meeting with 41,600 police and Scotland Yard detectives mobilized to shield the royal party and visiting dignitaries including Walter Hines Page and Mrs Page. Broadwood wins Ascot Stakes worth $10,000 over two miles. Asparague runner-up and The Guller third.
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London
England
Ascot
Scotland Yard
Berkshire
Americanag
Walter Hines Page
Page
Nicholas Longworth
Philip J. Roosevelt
Cornelius Vanderpilt
Baward M. House
Broadwood
United States
Asparague
Guller
Railroads Win and Lose in Rate Decision
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued parts of its ruling on a five percent rate rise petition by eastern railroads. It denies a flat three percent increase but allows increases from one to five percent on some goods, while warning against higher food price effects. It criticizes the railroads for a supposed conspiracy to sway public opinion. The commission warns further work remains and expects to report closer to a month.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Tha ‘Commission
Industrial Commission
Wisconsin
United States
Fleld
Commission
Milwaukee County builds for 1914 fair exhibits
The Wisconsin fair board approved a $26,600 insurance payout for tornado damage to fair buildings. President Rewey urged Milwaukee County to fund a new exhibit hall to display products from over fifty counties, potentially freeing land and space by adding a shared county building.
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Milwaukee County of & Building
O. G. Renay
Madison
State Fair Board
O. G. Rewey
J. ©. MacKenzie
Milwaukee County
Rewey
Death of Joseph Sandereen former Wisconsin assemblyman
Joseph Sandereen a former Wisconsin Assemblyman and longtime Columbus County supervisor died at his Cambria home at 73. Surviving children include Milwaukee attorney David Sanderson. Funeral held Monday at Cambria. State Board praises Milwaukee County road work and concrete roads as the highway commission tour notes Highways. Articles of Incorporation filed include Hanover Hospital Milwaukee, Metropolitan Hotel Milwaukee area, and Schuster's Employers Mutual Association Milwaukee with multiple incorporators.
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Lincoln Beachey
Mother Earth
Wisconsin State Board of Agriculture
Joseph Sandereen
Wisconsin
Cambria
Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Columbus County
David Sanderson
Milwaukee
Elx
State Board
Roada
State Highway Commission
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Highway Committee
County Board
John Hazelwood
State Commission
Milwaukee County
Donald
Hanover Hospital
Capital
W. F. Malone
W. B. Hill
B. J. Bendinger
Metropolitan Hotel Company
Marimette
Jacob Jepsen
Frank N. Bernardy
Michael Leakey- Schuster
Employers’ Mutual Association
Charles Schuster
Henry Heller
Frack Genens
Supreme Court upholds Eugene marriage law
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the Eugene marriage law as a police power measure to curb venereal disease transmission. The decision reverses Circuit Judge Eschweller and centers on Alfred Peterson's bid for a marriage license after the Wassermann test requirement. The ruling accepts a recognized test approach and rejects claims it infringes religious rights, noting the law aims to prevent disease by screening male applicants.
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Eschweller
State Supreme Court
Ue Eugene
F.C. Egchweller
Alfred Peterson
Milwaukee County
Supreme Court
Juenge Sschweller
Calred Spr ish War veterans encampment closes. Marinette chosen
The fifteenth annual miale encampment of the Calred Spr ish War veterans closed after three days. Marinette was chosen for the 1915 encampment by a close vote. Officers elected by the Spanish war veterans include Commander Hebert Burchard of Pt Atkinson and department inspector Ray Weaver of Beaver Dam. auxiliary officers span Racine Oshkosh La Crosse Fond du Lac and Madison.
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Eau Claire
Marinette
G A. R
Wisconsin
Watepaca
G. A. RR
Hebert ©. Burchard
Pt. Atkinson
Carl A. Buchholz
Janesville
Charles G. June
Milwaukesa
Ray Weaver
Beaver Dam
Fred Arnold
Gay Chutre
T. W. Ryan
Fond du Lac
Cora Hvans
Madison
Sara Radway
Ripon
Kemma Schrant
Shebeysan
Nellie Olson
Racine
Athalie Hutchinson
Fan Claire
Elanbeth Groetzinger
Clifton
Elyina Kelley
la Crosse
Nellie
Olson
Gussie Canny
Ford du Lac
Fannie Casterton
Efsie Henning
la Cratse
Flatiron Blaze Sparks From Faulty Switch
A faulty electric switch on an iron board caused a small blaze at a flatiron site in Fond du Lac as clothes nearby caught fire. No injuries reported. The incident followed an earlier report of a blaze sparked by an electrical fault involving an ironing board and piles of clothes.
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Fond du Lac
George L. Miller
Immoral Park Plans and Homicide Sentences Across Wisconsin
A string of local reports from Neenah, Oconomowoc, Racine, Green Bay and other Wisconsin towns covers a planned bathing park scandal, a confessed murder sentence for Walter Vitoe in West Salem, a faulty marriage case and multiple river drownings. Also noted are lodge meetings, library announcements, and a university extension conference in Racine with leading officials and academics.
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Rice Lake
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