Huerta Accepts Plan in Full for Peace Talks
Niagara Falls dispatches report General Huerta authorizing delegates to say he will accept the peace plan fully if President Wilson approves it. The U S awaits a single Wilson word to end the conference and avert war. Carranza’s representatives continue to work on the general terms.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Huerta
Wilson
Great Britain
United States
the Express
Sir Edward Grey
Mexico City
Washington
Badger
Tampico
Theavy Department
Antilla
New York
Armis
Carranza
Puerto Mexico
Alvarado
Fuuston
Ypiranga
Bavaria
Hamburg American Steamship Company
Carl Buenz
Germany
Vera Cruz
June
Sunshine
Brown
Funston
Wreck Inquiry Opens Sessions in Quebec
Montreal June 6 the commission to investigate the Empress of Weland wreck will open its sessions at Quebec on June 18. In Dayton Ohio Arthur Fowler a British subject was found guilty of murder and reportedly took his own life in jail after a prior appeal. Muncie Indiana will be without saloons after Saturday per a Delaware court ruling with an appeal planned.
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Que
Quebec
Dayton, C
Arthur Fowler
John Jeames
Fowler
Bia
Muncie
Ind
Judge Prankers
Delaware Cipeart Court
Millions For Pupils Vocational Aid Report Urges
Washington June. The commission on national aid to vocational education calls for an annual $7,000,000 appropriation to states to promote learning in trades and agriculture. It deems vocational training the nation s greatest need and urges that access be restricted to those over fourteen. The report states 1,000,000 youths must be educated to cover worker mortality and superannuation and argues vocational education boosts farming, reduces waste, replaces old apprenticeship, raises wages, and offsets living costs as the nation shifts toward industry and urban life with growing foreign trade reliance on skilled labor.
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Washington
Commission On ‘Ational
Congress
Milous
Annual Budget Highlights Big Sundry Civil Bill Plan
Washington on June 6 Chairman Fite Gerald reported to the house the sundry civil bill for the next fiscal year totals 107 696 78 a large annual budget slashed by more than 17 million dollars the bill approaches 16 9 million less than last year Panams canal continuing construction receives 20 718 000 fortifications 1 125 000 and immigrant station trimmed by 600 000 leaving 133 609 for the latter board of mediation and conciliation kept 50 000 plus 200 000 for industrial relations commission president travel 25 080 prevailing. a railroads survey rider exempts certain interstate commission agents from charges at Panam expo 200 000 for customs relief 50 000 to aid states against epidemics.
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Fite‘gerald
Panams Canal
Board of Mediation and
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clayton Bill Seeks Broader Markets and End to Interlocking Directors
The U S House passed anti trust measures including the Clayton general trust bill with labor and farmers exemptions. It bars interlocking directorates among rivals and requires railroads to disclose new security issues and cash use. Supporters say it opens opportunities for subordinates and suppliers. opposition centered on labor exemptions.
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Fouse of Representatives
Senate
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White
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Hamilton
Hayes
Hinds
Howell
Johnston
Utah
Kennedy
R L
Kites
Mott
Nelson
Slemp
Steenerson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Assassination Attempt and Fire Incidents Reported Abroad
Reports from Vera Cruz and Philadelphia describe an assassination attempt on General Huerta as shots fired from the military academy missed the president. Four aristocrats were executed at the academy. Separately, a lightning strike at Collins apartments in Omaha injured none, and a robbery of over 5000 dollars occurred on Market Street in Philadelphia. A suffragette appeal at the royal levee in London identified Miss Mary Blomfield.
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Philadelphia
George Crossin
Corn Exchange National Bank
Market Street
London
George
Mary Blomfeld
Lady Blomfield
Miss Blomfield
Adial Stevenson in Serious Condition at Presbyterian Hospital
Adial Ewing Stevenson former vice president of the United States is reported in a serious condition at Presbyterian hospital after suffering a nervous breakdown several weeks ago in Chicago on June 8.
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Adial Stevenson
Chicago
Adial Ewing Stevenson
United States
Presbyterian Hospital
Moyer Trial Set for July 6 in Copper Strike Case
Haughton Mich June 8 The trial opening of President Charles Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners on charges of conspiracy connected to the recent copper miners strike is scheduled for July 6.
US President Wilson Addresses Naval Academy Graduates
President Wilson told 164 Naval Academy graduates the nation seeks service to humanity, not aggrandizement, as many prepare for Mexican waters. He delivered diplomas and prayed for no further fighting at Vera Cruz, stressing the enduring impact on the Mexican people.
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Annapolis
Wilson
Naval Academy
United States
Vera Cruz
WRS Jennie Eaton Rewed in Washington
Mrs Tennis M Eaton of Boston widow of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton married D Henry Ainsworth of Morristown Arizona in Washington in a ceremony by Rev L Morgan Chambers. The couple plans a summer resort second honeymoon. Eaton was acquitted last October of poisoning her second husband in Boston. The admiral died March 7 1917 under suspicions. Ainsworth was divorced from his wife eight years earlier in Illinois. She age forty, he forty nine.
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Tennis M.eaton
Boston
Joseph G. Eaton
D. Henry Ainsworth
Morristown
Ariz
L. Morgan Chambers
Ainsworth
Illinois
Ife
Indictments Filed in Plumbers Conspiracy Case
Federal grand jury in Des Moines charges 36 officials and members of the National Association of Master Plumbers and state officials in eight states with conspiracy in restraint of trade. The suit alleges violation of the Sherman act since 1884 and interference with plumbers and supply houses. Also notes Plymouth officials greet Col Roosevelt aboard the Olympic on arrival from New York. The New Jersey Supreme Court upholds IWW leader Patrick Quinlan’s conviction for advocating hostility during a strike.
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National Association of Master Plumbers
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Col. Roosevelt
Plymouth
England
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Trenton
N. J
Supreme Court
Patrick Quinlan
Low We
Quinlan
Indiana Police Chief Hurt In Auto Crash
Newcastle Indiana June reports say Chief of Police Williams was fatally injured while Sheriff Bouslog and Chester M. De Witt were slightly injured when Bouslog’s automobile overturned.
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Indiana
Newcastle
Ind
Willams
Bouslog
Chester M. de Witt
Seventy-Five Rescued From Northland Steamer
Seventy five passengers including women and children were rescued from the steamer Northland after it ran ashore on Bartlett's reef near New London Connecticut on June 8. The tug Tasco assisted in the rescue.
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Conn
Northland
Bartlett's Reef
Tasco
Tampico Crisis Deepens as Huerta Blocks Port
A new crisis unfolds as General Huerta orders gunboats to block Tampico port and seize cargo bound to belligerents, threatening possible war. U S officials stress port open to commerce and permit no interference with the Antilla while awaiting responses from other nations.
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Washington v
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Tampico
New York
Antilla
Daniels
Badger
Tam
Navy Department
Admiral Badger
Puerto Mexico
Department
Bealed Aid Kills Doctor in Duquoin
In Duquoin Illinois Jesse Joplin shot Dr Win ton D Dunn six times after failing to receive medical attention for his child due to an unpaid bill. Dunn a former mayor of Duquoin died from his wounds. Police report a motive linked to medical debt and local tensions surrounding the case.
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Duquoin
Jesse Joplin
Winton D. Dunn
Harvest Needs Grow in Topeka Wheat Harvest
Topeka Kansas faces a large harvest need with 61,960 men 6 375 extra teams and 2 260 extra cooks required this year to harvest the wheat crop, per estimate by W L O'Brien state labor commissioner and director of the state free employment bureau.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
W. L. O'Brien
State Free Employment Bureau
Hundreds Feared Drowned In Japanese Storm
A catastrophic Western and Southern Japan storm swept the seas sinking hundreds of boats and leaving many believed dead. Rescue efforts are underway as ships struggle against rough conditions and high waves. Local authorities warn the toll may rise as reports come in from affected ports.
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Tokio
Japan
Old Acqua' Stance and Damp Shade in a Strange Tale
A fragment from a vintage text depicts a resourceful girl in a pink party frock shaving to ribbons and making a damp shade from leftover fabric. William notes the shade with a critical moment as he recalls prior encounters and a carter enters the scene during a soft light.
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William
Selfish Constituency in Baltimore Talk
A Baltimore American snippet quotes voters debating sending their congressman back to Washington. One farmer replies that the congressman is so good company they will keep him at home. A side remark notes a trip was mostly fine, and a quip contrasts birth and wealth with the burden of riches.
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