Mediation Board to Decide Soon on Mexico Crisis
Wireless to The Pines ia Falls Ontario June 17 The mediation commission seeking to amicably adjust differences between the United States and Huerta has signed a protocol for a provisional president of Mexico If not settled by Friday mediation will cease E a June 17 It is reported Villa has resigned as Carranza's chief Villa’s soldiers remain loyal He aims to govern Chihuahua or capture Mexico City Paso Tex June 18 Adherents of Villa and Carranza seek to avert a break between the rebel leaders and push for a mutual understanding
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Pines
Ia Falls
Ontario
Mediation Commission
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Ale
E. A
Villa
Carranza
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Arizona Man Slated to Succeed Judge Fuller
A rumor, unconfirmed, says Frank Goodbody of Arizona was appointed to be federal judge for the Fourth division of Alaska, to replace Judge Frederick E. Fuller at Fairbanks. Also noted: House approves senate amendments to repeal tolls exemption in Panama Canal law and moves to the President for signature, plus a tax bill on Alaska railroads debated, and the Supreme Court denies Harry K. Thaw bail pending extradition.
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Boonee Washington
Frank Goodbody
Arizona
Maska
Frederick E. Fuller
Fairbanks
House
Washington
House Representatives
Senate
House of Representatives
Alaska
Donovan
Connecticut
Busines
United States Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Seeds received from James Wickersham for garden use
Government seeds were received, including dirty stall cotton sacks with twenty five varieties of garden and flower seeds, courtesy of James Wickersham, arranged by the Department of Agriculture in Washington. Local readers interested in seed offerings may inquire at Pioneer office for location notices.
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Eer
Garen
Hower
James Wickersham
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Mayor of Butte suffers broken leg after riot incident
Wireless report from Butte Montana states Acting Mayor Curran was hurled from a second story window during a riot at city hall yesterday and sustained a broken leg. The event interrupted proceedings as officials attempted to restore order in the downtown disturbance.
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Pho Butte
Mont
Curran
Big Railroad Strike Threatens West
Chicago June 18 engineers and firemen west of the Mississippi River vote today on a strike for higher pay and shorter hours. The move would affect a large number of railroad workers and could disrupt western service.
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Ty Wireless
Chicago
Engineers and Fire Railroad
Missis
Sippi
Spectacular Plunger Said To Be On Death Bed
Wireless report from New York states F Heinze once wealthy banker and Montana mining magnate, linked to high finance manipulations and a fall tied to Standard Oil interests, is reportedly dying after recent criminal proceedings.
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New York
F. Heinze
Montana
Standard Oil
McVey Knocks Out Pelky in Hones Milbourne Heavyweight Bout
In Hones Milbourne Australia on June 19 American boxers Sam McVey and Arthur Pelky fought in a heavyweight bout. McVey knocked Pelky out in the early rounds amid wireless chatter. The same day Los Angeles reports note Welgast and Joe Rivers signed to meet in Vernon arena on July 4 for twenty rounds.
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McVey
Pelky Hy
Milbourne
Australia
Sam McVey
Arthur Pelky McVey
Wolgast
Rivers
Wireless
Tas
Los Angeles
Ad Welgast
Winn On
Joe Rivers
Vernon Arena
United States Troops Stay in Vera Cruz
President Wilson says he does not intend to withdraw American troops from Vera Cruz until their presence is no longer necessary. He hopes no further occupation will be needed after mediators and peace envoys meet.
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Washington
Juen
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Uneasiness on Coast Hinted by Volcanic Indications
Seward Alaska June 17 A light fall of sulphur ash observed here today suggests Mount Karmai may be erupting again. locals believe the ash comes from heavy rains on earlier Katmai eruptions, not a new Karmai outbreak.
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Seward
Alaska
Mount Karmai
Valdi
Mount
Katmai
Typhoon Rages Across Philippine Islands
Wireless dispatch from Manila reports a powerful typhoon sweeping the Philippine islands today. The storm causes significant loss of life and widespread property damage as rescuers race to assess the devastation and aid affected communities.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Arrivals and Local News From Iditarod and Dawson
Mrs A Duffy and daughter arrived on the Praine Bell from Spokane to settle with Mr Dafty in Aluka. A long list of arrivals on the Isand Beaver last Saturday includes John Mung Sam Adams N Bogs Alfred Boas and many others. Bouncing baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Harry Gardner at Dawson's St Mary's Hospital on April 17. Shallow Transportation head with a pack train to Moore. Mrs T A Campbell returns to Discovery Otter with new stock of ladies and dry goods on Second street. Michael Maher resumes command at Iditarod hotel after winter Outside. Bion A Dodge arrives for July district court. Adolph Miller visits Iditarod on business. Fresh lamb at Iditarod Mercantile 35¢ per pound.
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John Mung
Sam Adams
N. Bogs
Alfred Boas
Joe Madison
George Shields
August Laurier
KC Roland
Ro Lowrie
T. A. Campbell
George Sohn
O. Melson
Sam Fates
Melson
John Beaton
C. Jensen
Nick Pilopsydames Tropes
F. E. Warlie
St. Mary's Hospital
Dawson
Harry Gardner
Daws News
Gardner
Yukon Gold Company
Dawson Gardner
Discovery
Otter
States
Second Street
Kemp
Urday
Michael Maher
Iditarod Hotel
Lockner Jailed for Contempt in Territorial Court
John Lockner a longtime precinct resident served ten days for contempt after a Wednesday court scene in the federal skookum house He threatened Commissioner Stanton with a weapon and was deemed mentally unfit to stand trial A jury cleared him on insanity charges before a magistrate and he faced an assault with a deadly weapon count later that day
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John Lockner
Northland
American Gaverny Dunted
Brecht
Skookum House
Lockner
Attort Stanton
Flat Creek
Henry O. Roden
Ramps Peterson
James Farrell
James Wilson
Charles Sims
al Lowe
Iditarod Passengers Embark for the North
Joe Woley Hans Smith and Dorothy Allen departed Seattle today as passengers for the Iditarod heading north via Dawson. Their trip marks a notable journey with three travelers setting out on the voyage.
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Iditarod
North
Seattle
Joe Woley
Hans Smith
Dorothy Allen
Dawson
Bomb Explodes in St George's Church Hanover Square
A bomb exploded today in St George's church Hanover Square believed to be the work of suffragettes. The church is notable as the place where Theodore Roosevelt was carried, linking the incident to a historic landmark.
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London
St. George’s Church
Hanover Wuure
Theodore Roosevelt
Prince Albert of Teck Named Governor General of Canada
London May 7 Prince Albert of Teck third son of the late Duke of Teck and brother of Queen Mary has been appointed governor general of Canada to succeed the Duke of Connaught. Born 1874 he is a captain in the Royal Horse Guards and has served in Matabeleland and the Boer War. His appointment is well received by the Canadian people.
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London
Prince Albert of Teck
Duke of Teck
Queen Mary
Canada
Duke of ConnAught
Prince Albert
Royal Horse Guards
Matabeleland
Militant suffragettes threaten royal visit at race meet
Threats of suffragette outrages prompted detachment of about one thousand police and private detectives to guard King George and Queen Mary during their attendance at a royal race meeting.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
No Further Advices In Regard To Tragedy
Arthur Day notes that the body found in a bin 125 miles below McGrath on the Kuskokwim is not the Patterson case previously reported. Commissioner Ed Stier and Deputy Marshal Sheppard indicate the inquest has been completed and no new findings are available.
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Arthur Day
Patterson
McGrath
Kuskokwin
Eaton
Aton
Ophir
Ed Stier
Sheppardrd
The Greeks and Local News from Otter Creek
Rumors of school closure at Otter Creek with aftermaths of closing exercises and ice cream for children. Local finance reports include Burns & McDonald clearing 2400, Vaughn Halverson Olson 10000, Anderson & Sellers 900 from windlass dumps. Plus health and accident notes on John Olson and Charley Johnston. Iditarod Moose lodge buys Hussey building for remodel in Flat City. Anna Lowrie’s extended travel abroad and Fred Dahl’s workplace injury at Stranberg Aitken. King salmon price at 25 cents per pound from Iditarod Meat Co.
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Imoke
Colorado Creek
Burns & McDonald
Vaughn, Halverson & Olson
Anderson & Sellers
Democrats To Hold Meeting In Flat City 1914
A Flat Creek Wilson Club meeting is set for Sunday afternoon in Flat City on June 28, 1914 at 3 o clock to discuss political matters. All members are urged to attend. Secretary WM Taylor signs the notice and Captain Victor Pearson received credentials to act as deputy grand dictator for the Loyal Order of Moose. Clemons & Koon guarantee satisfaction.
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Flat Creek Wilson Club
Flat City
WM. Taylor
Victor Pearson
Beaver
Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Roosevelt Attack on Wilson Regarded in Outlook
Former President Theodore Roosevelt accuses the Wilson administration of weakness, cites business disarray, and faults government handling of Mexican affairs in The Outlook. Roosevelt plans candidacy upon return to America. he sails home aboard the Imperator.
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Air New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Aairs
Esa
London
America
Former Vice President Dead After an Active Career
Adlai E Stevenson former vice president of the United States died in Bloomington Illinois after a several months illness. Born in 1825 in Christian County Kentucky Stevenson moved to Illinois in 1852. He studied law in 1857 entered politics serving in Congress and as assistant postmaster general later becoming Cleveland's running mate in 1892 and again a 1900 candidate. He also served on a 1897 international commission on bimetallism.
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Bloomington
Ill
Adlai &. Stevenson
United States
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Christian County
Kentucky
Ilinois
Letitia Lewis
Danville
Stevenson
Soo
Europe
Inquiry Opens Into Empress of Ireland Wreck Responsibility
In Quebec on June 17 the government inquiry began to determine who bore responsibility for the Empress of Ireland disaster in the Gulf of St. Lawrence where about a thousand perished. On June 18 the Storstad owners’ counsel said witnesses will testify that Empress of Ireland’s steering gear failed the night of the collision.
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Quebec
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Seattle merchant dies after fall from hotel window
Edward Cheasty a pioneer Seattle merchant and principal owner of the Seattle Sun fell from the tenth floor of the Washington hotel last night and died instantly. The wealthy property owner was a noted figure in local business circles.
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Ty the Moneer
Seattle
Edward Cheasty
Washington Hotel
Cheasty
Seattle Sun
Suffragist Dr Anna Shaw Says Marriage Ceremony Obsolete
Dr Anna H Shaw, noted suffragist, spoke in Philadelphia on June 15 and stated in a public address that the marriage ceremony has outlived its usefulness. The remark drew a strong response and caused a stir among attendees.
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Philadelphia
Anna H. Shaw
Paris Buildings Undermined by Rainstorm
Twenty people were killed in Paris yesterday as a heavy rainstorm caused streets to cave in and buildings to undermine. The disaster struck the Pioneer district with several structures collapsing and trapping residents. Mahmoud Khan, once a buyer of creeks side periodicals and former hot tamale factory operator, was among recent arrivals noted in Pioneer notices.
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Ay Wireless
Paris
Mahmoud Khan
Iditarod Hotel Reopens on Second Avenue
Mrs. M. Maher returns from the Outside to reopen the popular Iditarod Hotel on Second avenue. The establishment offers moderate rates and invites both former patrons and new guests to visit.
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Mediation Board
F. E. Fuller
Congressman Donovan
Pioneer Office
Butte
Valdez
Philippines
Doe Madding
Mrs Madding
Casea
Whitehorse
Pasenger
John TF Buire
Clifornia
Henry James
Ed Anderson
Tom Shallow
The
Shallow Transportation Company
Moore
Shallow
Cyril Wood
Bion A. Dodge
Atorney
District Court
Adolph Miller
Anvik
Iditarod Mest Co
Prince Albert OF
TECK
Connaught
Otter Creek
Grant
Kelly
Happy Creek
John Olson
Billy McDonald
Charley Johnston
Mrs. Johnston
Iditarod Moose Lodge
Hussey
Front Street
Clark Lumber Company
Anna Lowrie
Sweden
Fred Dahl
Stranberg & Aitken
Clemens
Koon
Yukon
Iditarod Meat Co
Clemons & Koon
Roosevelt
Home
Colonel Roosevelt
Imperator
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