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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
6
A local theater promises brand new scenes from top producers and premier dramas at the Victoria. A Market Street business man praises the Busy Bee Restaurant at 9 North Fourth Street for value and service, noting many patrons return.
A local store showcases a wide range of jewelry and watches with clocks, table silver and ornamental items. Ansco cameras and films are advertised by Cotterel offering development and printing services, inviting customers to view styles and sizes and bring films for processing.
Sour cherries arrive daily as Market Square Grocer S Pomeroy urges customers to place orders. The ad highlights fresh cherry pie as a family favorite and a timely dinner bell substitute for returning to the table.
Soldiers and veterans gathered at the City Grays armory for the fifty third anniversary of the Veteran Association of the First City Zouaves and City Grays. Lieutenant Charles P Meek was honored for compiling a two volume history and two large group pictures were presented. Major Ensminger and other officers received thanks, with lectures and banquet amid patriotic songs and reminiscences of Civil War days.
The Niagara mediation talks over Mexico teeter toward failure as Huerta and Constitutionalists hold firm on key terms while Minister Noon returns to Washington. Officials weigh possible names for a new presidency and await further White House guidance amid mixed signals from Buenos Aires and Carranza Villa developments.
Washington debates mediation as Huerta and American delegates await Niagara Falls talks. The U S statement on a provisional president stresses a candidate acceptable to both sides and to the whole country, guiding diplomacy.
General Villa leaves Torreon for the front above Zacatecas and will command the zone he already dominates plus any southern gains. He has captured Juarez Ojinaga Chihuahua City Gomez Palacio Torreon and San Pedro in recent months and now pursues a direct route toward the national capital.
Carranza expresses concern following an arrangement made after Villa tendered his resignation. The report notes the sequence of events and the political tension surrounding the resignation.
Niagara Falls Ontario June 19 American delegates press for acceptance of the American plan as condition for continuing mediation. Washington’s posture described as an ultimatum unless the Mexican delegates accept. The note cites Justice Lamar’s memorandum and signals a renewal of insistence at the next conference.
The article notes the American government may resume a passive stance as two factions in Mexico decide the issue. This observational phase could influence the course of developments and appears to trouble U S officials.
Louis D Brandeis of Boston and George Rublee of New York testified before the Senate interstate commerce committee in Washington to discuss the railroad securities bill already passed by the House.
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