Mediation Board Faces Deadline Over Mexican Crisis
Wireless to The Pines ia Falls Ontario June 17 The mediation commission seeking to resolve differences between the United States government and Huerta has signed a protocol for a provisional Mexican president If not settled by Friday mediation will cease Villa reportedly resigns as Carranza chief and seeks governorship or control of Mexico City Adherents of Villa and Carranza push for a settlement to avert rupture in rebel leadership
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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
Rumor unconfirmed says Frank Goodbody of Arizona has been appointed federal judge for the Fourth division of Alaska to succeed Judge Frederick E. Fuller at Fairbanks. Also in Washington on June 17 the House concurred in Senate amendments to repeal tolls exemption in Panama canal law. a tax bill on Alaska railroads was debated. the Supreme Court denied Harry K. Thaw’s bail petition 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
Government seeds offered from Washington department
Government seeds were received by the Pioneer office offering twenty five varieties of garden and flower seeds from James Wickersham. The seed sacks are two feet from the department of agriculture in Washington. Readers tending to garden or planting are invited to inquire at the Pioneer office for details.
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Eer
Garen
Hower
James Wickersham
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Mayor Curran Injured in Butte Riot Fall
Wireless report from Butte Mont June II states acting Mayor Curran was hurled out a city hall window during a riot yesterday. He sustained a broken leg and is reported in a stable condition.
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Pho Butte
Mont
Curran
Big Railroad Strike Threatened in West
Engineers and firemen west of the Mississippi River vote today on a strike over pay and hours. The Western railroads face potential disruption as crews demand shorter hours and higher wages for more workers.
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Ty Wireless
Chicago
Engineers and Fire Railroad
Missis
Sippi
Spectacular Plunger Said To Be On Death Bed
The Pioneer reports F. Heinze once a multimillionaire banker and Montana mining magnate, whose rise and fall tied to high finance and Standard Oil interference, is said to be dying on his death bed after criminal proceedings ended his career.
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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 Sam McVey, the American heavyweight known as a colored boxer, knocked out Arthur Pelky in a bout billed as a major fight. The same report notes matchups and signings: Welgast and Joe Rivers have signed to fight twenty rounds at Vernon arena on July 4.
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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 Remain in Vera Cruz
President Wilson says no withdrawal of American troops from Vera Cruz while their presence is still needed. He hopes mediation and envoy meetings will end the occupation, but will not remove forces until it is clear their role is finished.
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United States
Vera Cruz
Washington
Juen
Wilson
Uneasiness Felt on Coast by Volcanic Indications
A light fall of sulphur ash observed at Seward Alaska today raises belief Mount Karmai eruptions resumed. Authorities note ash likely from heavy rains on previous Katmai eruptions rather than a new outbreak.
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Seward
Alaska
Mount Karmai
Valdi
Mount
Katmai
Typhoon Rages Across Philippine Islands
A wireless report from Manila dated June 18 describes a fierce typhoon sweeping the Philippine islands with great loss of life and extensive property damage. Authorities warn of continuing danger as ports, towns, and coastal communities brace for worsening winds and high waves.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Incoming and Returning Residents and Visitors at Iditarod
Mrs A Duffy and daughter arrived from Spokane to make their home with Mr Duffy. A long passenger list aboard the Isand Beaver includes John Mung Sam Adams and many others. A new baby boy arrived at St Marys hospital in Dawson for Mr and Mrs Harry Gardner. Henry James and Ed Anderson report a pleasant California vacation. Tom Shallow departs with supplies for Moore miners. Mrs T A Campbell returns to Discovery Otter with a new stock of goods. Michael Maher returns to operate the Iditarod hotel.
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St. Mary's Hospital
Dawson
Harry Gardner
Daws News
Gardner
Yukon Gold Company
Dawson Gardner
Lockner Jailed for Contempt in Territorial Case
John Lockner, a known precinct resident, was jailed for ten days for contempt after a courtroom incident. A judge found him mentally unfit for release following a prior insanity complaint and a separate assault with a deadly weapon charge, tied to his hostile remarks on territorial government.
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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 bound for Dawson. The trio travels as a wife and companions heading north.
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Iditarod
North
Seattle
Joe Woley
Hans Smith
Dorothy Allen
Dawson
Bomb Explodes At St George's Church Hanover Square
London dispatch reports a bomb detonated today at St George's Church Hanover Square, attributed to suffragettes. The church is notable as the place where Theodore Roosevelt was carried in a past event.
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London
St. George’s Church
Hanover Wuure
Theodore Roosevelt
Prince Albert of Teck to Succeed Connaught as Governor General
Prince Albert of Teck has been named governor general of Canada to succeed the Duke of Connaught. Born in 1874, he is Queen Mary’s brother and a captain in the Royal Horse Guards with service in Matabeleland and the Boer War. The appointment is well received by Canadians.
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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 disturb royal attendance at races
Threats of suffragette outrages prompted the deployment of about one thousand police and private detectives to guard King George and Queen Mary as they attended the By Wir of races yesterday in London.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
No Further Advices In Regard To Tragedy
Arthur day reports a body found in a bin 125 miles below McGrath on the Kuskokwim. Patterson’s identity uncertain amid conflicting inquest notes. Deputy Marshal Sheppard and Commissioner Win completed the inquest and returned to Ophir, with no further details released.
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Arthur Day
Patterson
McGrath
Kuskokwin
Eaton
Aton
Ophir
Ed Stier
Sheppardrd
Public school closes. ice cream served to children
Otter Creek public school ended last Saturday with closing exercises followed by ice cream for pupils. Miss Grant, previously a teacher, departs to the outside for the coming term. News from Imoke reports winter dumps on Colorado Creek sluiced up better than expected. Burns McDonald, Vaughn Halverson Olson, and Anderson Sellers report sizable cleanups from dumps. John Olson of Discovery is weak from heart trouble. Little Charley Johnston suffered an eye injury but doctors expect to save the eye. Iditarod Moose lodge buys old Hussey building in Flat City for remodeling into a lodge room. Anna Lowrie returns from a long tour abroad via U.S. cities and Europe. Fred Dahl injured by a falling slab. under hospital care.
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Otter Creek
Grant
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 June 28 1914 at 3 o clock in Flat City to discuss political matters. All members are urged to attend. Secretary William Taylor issues notice.
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Flat Creek Wilson Club
Flat City
WM. Taylor
President Roosevelt Sees Wilson as Weak Leader
The Outlook article by Theodore Roosevelt criticizes President Wilson as weak, citing business disarray and poor handling of Mexican affairs. Separate dispatches note Roosevelt planning a U.S. presidential bid upon return and his departure on the steamship Imperator bound for New York.
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Air New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Aairs
Esa
Home
London
Colonel Roosevelt
New York
Imperator
Former Vice President Adlai Stevenson Dies in Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson, former vice president under Grover Cleveland, died in Bloomington Illinois after several months illness. Born 1825 in Kentucky, he moved to Illinois in 1852, studied law, served in Congress, and held roles including first assistant postmaster general. He ran for vice president again in 1900 but was defeated.
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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 Over Empress of Ireland Wreck
The government inquiry began in Quebec on June 17 to fix blame for the Empress of Ireland disaster in the Gulf of St Lawrence where nearly a thousand lives were lost. Counsel for Storstad owners say witnesses will testify the Empress’s steering gear failed the night of the collision.
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Quebec
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Seattle Merchant Edward Cheasty Dies From Window Fall
Edward Cheasty a pioneer Seattle merchant and major Seattle Sun owner fell to his death from the tenth floor of the Washington hotel last night. The wealthy property owner died instantly, leaving lasting impact on local business circles and the city’s press ownership.
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Ty the Moneer
Seattle
Edward Cheasty
Washington Hotel
Cheasty
Seattle Sun
Suffragist Doctor Declares Marriage Ceremony Outdated
Dr. Anna H. Shaw, noted suffragist, spoke in Philadelphia on June 15 and stirred the audience by saying in a public address that the marriage ceremony has outlived its usefulness.
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Philadelphia
Anna H. Shaw
Paris Buildings Undermined by Rainstorm
A violent rainstorm in Paris caused streets to cave in and undermined several buildings, killing twenty people. The storm also disrupted the Pioneer camp and altered local activity, with Mahmoud Khan noted among recent arrivals after previously running a hot tamale factory and selling periodicals along the creeks.
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Ay Wireless
Paris
Mahmoud Khan
Iditarod Hotel Reopens After Winter South to City
Mrs. M. Maher returns from the Outside and reopens the popular Iditarod Hotel on Second Avenue. She invites old patrons and welcomes many new guests with modest rates and comfortable accommodations.
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N. Bogs
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Joe Madison
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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
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Pasenger
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Clifornia
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Ed Anderson
Tom Shallow
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Shallow
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Otter
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Kemp
Urday
Michael Maher
Iditarod Hotel
Cyril Wood
Bion A. Dodge
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District Court
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Anvik
Iditarod Mest Co
Prince Albert OF
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Connaught
Kelly
Happy Creek
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Mrs. Johnston
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Hussey
Front Street
Clark Lumber Company
Anna Lowrie
Sweden
Fred Dahl
Stranberg & Aitken
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Koon
Yukon
Iditarod Meat Co
Victor Pearson
Beaver
Supreme Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
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