Carranza Replies to Envoys at Niagara Falls Mediation
Carranza sent his reply to the June notes from mediation commissioners at Niagara Falls. He reiterates willingness to participate in discussions aimed at pacifying Mexico but rejects talking about armistice military moves of the Constitutionalists or a provisional president. He warns that internal Mexican questions are for Mexicans to decide and foresees no decisive outcome at Niagara Falls.
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Paso
Texas
Vennatlana
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Washington
Mexico
Attatra
Owever
Saltillo
Mediation Commission
Haytien Rebels Threaten Cape Haytien Action
Haytian rebels allied with Senator Davilmar Theodore resist authorities from Cape Haytien, with provisional president Jose Bordas Valdez taking command of operations to defeat the revolt. Troops depart by railroad to Saint Marc as the conflict escalates. Toledo Plant Destroyed in Ohio Fire. Damages reach $160,000 as stock of the Michigan and Ohio Paper Company and the three story building burn in the city center.
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Au Prince
Hayti
Davilmar Theodore
Cape Haytien
Jose Bordas Valdez
Saint Marc
Toledo
Little Rock Bank Closed After Directors Confer
The State National Bank of Little Rock Ark closed after a directors conference. The bank had a capital of 509000 dollars and deposits totaling 1719873.68 dollars.
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Little Rock Bank
Little Rock
Ark
State National Bank
Motorcycle Crash Kills Man In Hamilton County
One man died another was fatally injured and two girls seriously hurt when two motorcycles collided with a farmer's wagon near Hamilton Ohio. The wreck occurred on a rural road as the riders and passengers were traveling in the vicinity of the city.
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Hamilton
Carranza Deposes Angeles as War Secretary in Mexico
Saltillo Mexico Gen Felipe Angeles acting Secretary of War in the Constitutionalist cabinet has been deposed by order of General Carranza for disobedience. Angeles is a general of artillery in Villa's army and a strong Villa partisan. His removal reduces him to the rank of general after a prominent role in Villa campaigns.
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Saltillo
Mexico
Felipe Angeles
Carranza
General Angeles
Art Jery
Villa
Memorial for Vera Cruz victim buried with honors
Calumet Michigan private Oscar F Hendrick of Company D Twenty eighth United States Infantry died in Vera Cruz on June 3 after a brief illness and was buried with military honors. The report notes arrival of a naval academy practice squadron including ships Missouri Idaho and Jinona at Gibraltar.
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Vera Cruz
Calumet, Mich
Oscar F. Hendrickgon
Twenty Eightth United States Infantry
Gibraltar
Annapois Naval Academy
Missouri
Idaho
Jinoia
Horrors of aerial war in Vienna tragedy of air clash
A catastrophic collision during Austrian army maneuvers left nine dead and several injured as a military aeroplane attacked the dirigible Koertling. Captain Johann Hauswirth and nine others perished, while only Lieutenant Flatz showed brief life before dying. The envelope burned, and the wreckage signaled the brutal risks of aerial warfare.
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Vienna
Mata
Johann Hauswirth
Ernest Hofstetter
Bruer
Haldlinger
Slaciman
Corpors Walter
Kammerer
Plats
Hoosta
Koertling
Flatz
Mills to Close in Atlantic City Plants
Sixteen sheet iron and tin plate plants in Atlantic City will close indefinitely on July 1, affecting over 4,000 workers. The shutdown follows a breakdown in negotiations between the Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Plate Workers' Association and the plant owners after a conference failed to produce an agreement.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Plate Workers’ Association
Planta
Woman Fires on a Wager at Fifth Avenue Hotel
In New Kensington Pennsylvania guests fled as three shots rang in the Fifth Avenue Hotel cafe. Police found no victim and reported a woman fired three rounds into the cafe floor on a wager.
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New Kensington
Fifth Avenue
Murderer Willard Ends Life in Cincinnati Jail
Robert Willard alias Maloney known as Willard the Wise Kid died by suicide in Hamilton county jail by leaping from the fourth tier light well to the first floor. He had shot and slain his wife, 26, and their young son in a local hotel on December 20.
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Cincinnati
Robert Willard
Maloney
Willard the Wise Kid
Hamilton County
Willard
Gat Adopts Baby Skunks Over White Township Farm
Indiana Pa reports three young skunks have been adopted by a cat raising a litter of tittens on Charles Nichols' farm in White township.
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Gat
Indiana
Charles Nichols
White Township
Officer shoots bystander in chase ends deadly
In Philadelphia Pat Samuel P Styron aged 20 was killed by a police revolver shot while pursuing two men tied to a drunken man. The officer who pursued the thieves opened fire after encountering them. Styron was returning home from a dance when the incident occurred.
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Philadelphia
Pat Samuel P. Styron
Styron
Fred
Steamer Rammed and Sunk at Yonkers Hudson River
The Tourist, a small excursion steamer, was rammed by a svow off Yonkers while descending the Hudson. The vessel was beached and sank with seven crew on board all rescued. Fifty passengers had already been landed before the crash.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Hudson
Mayre for Russia Post Selected as Ambassador
George I Mayre of San Francisco California has been chosen by the President to serve as Ambassador to Russia. The nomination marks a significant diplomatic appointment with potential impact on U S Russian relations.
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Washington, D. C
George ‘I’, Mayra, Jr
San Francisco
Cal
Russia
Entombed miners in Canada and Belgium rescue efforts
Reported blasts trap hundreds of miners at Hillcrest No 20 mine in Alberta with 260 workers inside. Rescuers clear debris as toxic fumes spread, and only 14 of 40 rescued survive. many bodies feared buried. In Belgium, 200 miners escape after fire traps 400 inside Vielle Marthage colliery amid chaotic wreckage and delayed aid.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Xoslon
Hillcrest
Debra
Allve
Mmine
Dobria
Thomas Quigley
Liege
Belgium
Vielle Marthage Colliary
Hee
American aviator wins London to Manchester race and back
Walter L. Brock, an American aviator, triumphed in the London to Manchester and return air race, defeating eight rivals. He covered 922 miles in 4 hours 42 minutes 26 seconds of flying time, averaging about 69 miles per hour.
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London
Eng
Walter L. Brock
Manchester
Brock
Burned to Death in Barn in Oil City Townsship Case
Neighbors discovering the charred body of an unknown man on the Reynolds farm in Oal land township after a barn fire. The man, believed to be a tramp, likely started the blaze by smoking and igniting the hay. Authorities withholding identity pending investigation.
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Oil City
Reynolds
Oalland Township
Infatuated man kills woman then shoots himself
Alexander Kranzki shot and killed Mrs. Kuzna Raffalowicz after she refused to take him as a boarder in New York. He then fired a second shot into his temple, ending his own life.
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New York
Kuzna Raffalowicz
Alexander Kranzki
Aviator Flees Police in Clouded Biplane Escape
Los Angeles aviator Gale T. Kashiara, alleged former Japanesia army flyer, eluded Deputy Constable Myers who attempted to attach his biplane for a 125 dollar loan. Myers, aided by a field glass, tracked a vanishing speck on the horizon before giving up after hours.
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Los Angeles
Gale T. Kashiara
Japanesis Army
Ald
Myers
Myars
Kashiara
Yaquig on Warpath Near Nogales Threatens Sonora
Excitement gripped Nogales as reports spread of a Yaqui war party from Magdalena Sonora moving toward Nogales. The party, recently accused of depredations in Magdalena, is believed to be about seventy miles away heading into Sonora.
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Nogales
Magdalena
Sonora
Twelve Killed In Landslide On Nica to Cuneo Railway
Twelve people died and seven were injured when a landslide buried a tunnel section on the new railway line from Nica to Cuneo Italy. Officials reported the disaster halted construction and launched rescue operations across the site.
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Nica
France
Cuneo
Italy
Rebel chiefs split splits Carranza Villa in Mexico
El Paso report says the rift between Carranza and Villa is complete with Villa marching south toward Mexico City. Villa rejects Carranza orders, aims to control the central strip to the capital while Carranza commanders push along the coasts. Two rival districts may govern the north under revolutionary forces.
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el Paso
Tex
Carranza
Villa
Mexico City
Natera
Central Zone
Juarez
Garranga
Mexico
Powers Seek to Prevent Conflict in Berlin
Germany and France reached an agreement to avert war between Greece and Turkey. An international commission would be appointed to settle disputes, protect Greek citizens, and ensure reimbursement for persecutions.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Greece
Turkey
Pacification ultimatum in Mexican peace talks
In Niagara Ontario Justice Lamar’s memorandum to Emilio Rabasa declares the United States will insist on its plan for pacifying Mexico. Mediation ends if Muerta delegates do not yield. Brazilian Ambassador Da Gama and Chilean Minister Suarez asked if U S position changed. response was negative.
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Niagara
Ontario
Justice Lamar
Emilio Rabasa
United States
Mexico
Muerta
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
Suarez
Chile
Canoe Upsets Result in Two Drownings at French Creek
In Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania two canoeists Mary Moster of Munster Texas and Wisle Larsen of Cleveland Ohio drowned when their craft capsized on French Creek. They were thrown into the water and the bodies were recovered.
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Cambridge Springs
Mary Moster
Munster
Tex
Wisle Larsen
Cleveland, O
French Creek
Thaircraft
Podles
Eight Drown In Lake Syracuse Launch Capsizes
At least eight persons fade away after a launch carrying 15 passengers capsizes near the outlet of Onondaga Lake in Syracuse. Rescue teams search the area for missing sailors as authorities investigate the accident and determine the cause of the capsize.
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Lake
Syracuse
Onondaga Lake
Showman slain by lions in dramatic attack
Amerson D. Dietrich, manager of a Chicago theatrical troupe, was dragged down by five trained lions inside a cage car as Jie entered. One lion attempted a rescue. Fire department crews removed the body with a pie pole, after it had been preserved with formaldehyde.
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Chicago
Wi—Amerson D. Dietrich
Jie
Dietrich
Suffragists Attacked During Whitehall Parade
A disorderly crowd of workers assaulted a party of suffragists in Whitehall while they carried sandwich board signs advertising their event. Two suffragists were knocked down and the leaders were severely treated.
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Swindon
Meghanl
Whitehall
James M. Swank Dies in Philadelphia After Illness
James Moore Swank, a veteran iron and steel plymatical expert, died in Philadelphia after a brief illness.
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Philadelphia
James Moore Swank
Villa Forces Chief to Submit as Villa Resumes Lead
General Villa was reportedly restored to command in northern Mexico after a dispute with Venustiano Carranza over military strategy in the Zacatecas campaign. Carranza ordered Villa to Chihuahua then yielded, reinstating him with orders to proceed and detaining officers who had provoked the rift.
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Wishinton
D. C
Anterlonn
Francisen Villa
Coneart
Venustiany Carranan
Mexico
Villa
Zacatecas
Carrangi
Anhid
Torreon
Saltillo
Huerta
Niagara Walls
Pthrrad
Edwards
Revoluionary
Carranza
Chihuahua
Thaw Denies Plans to Leave the Country
Harry K Thaw signed a statement denying reports he planned to depart the United States. He said his only aim is to return to Pittsburgh to be with his family and manage his business interests, stating he has no intention of going aboard.
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Corhwm
N. H
Harry K.thaw
Pittsburgh
Senators Prepare to Pass Anti-Trust Bills This Summer
Washington reformers push for the fall program of anti trust legislation as President Wilson urges action this session. Democratic leaders in the Senate prepare to push the trust bills and move them out of Washington by July to accelerate passage during the fall campaigns.
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Washington
DD. C
Wilson
Senate
Intruder Freed at King's Request in London
Buckingham Palace intruder iWinglhand flarry Pike, an artisan, entered the palace and was arraigned at Bow Street police court but discharged at the request of King George.
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London
iWinglhand
Flarry Pike
Buckingham Palace
Bow Street
King George
Bomb found near Italian consulate in New York
A destructive device was located in a building housing the Italian consulate and a Savings Bank branch. A watchdog labeled object lay near an elevator on the ground floor, prompting investigations by authorities.
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Italy
New York
Htadlat
Savengs Bank
Huerta Clashes With Carden in Veracruz Skirmish
Reports describe a clash involving General Huerta and Colonel Carden near Vera Cruz with Mexican and British authorities referenced. The incident follows rising tensions as troops from Veracruz respond to recent movements and orders.
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Vera Cruz
Iritigh
Maxlea Ily Cepork
Trovislagel Pray Ident Huerta
Dir Solonel Carden
Mintztar
Rebels Lose at Zacatecas in Eight Day Battle
General Barron reported to the War Office that after an eight days battle the constitutionalists were repulsed and pursued. Juan Cabral and Caloca were killed. Natera wounded. Federals seized machine guns, horses, and ammunition as Zacatecas garrison held. General Barron promoted. Torreon telegram praised the army.
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Barron
War Office
Mexico City
Rapottia
Atloutecus
Media Barron
Varron
Inia
Benjamin Arsumeto
Juan Cabral
Sys
Wee
Aurellang Dlnangyet
Tareron
Brosident Tierka
Zacatecas
Voters Counted in State Race With Mixed Returns
The report shows 585,806 voting for governor in Spatriaburg with a partial tally. Urat lists 546,800 for governor and 439 for United States Senate, reflecting uneven results across the state and races in progress.
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Spatriaburg
Pac
al Lua
United States
Wis Mda
Fighting for Throne Amid Dragged Battle in Valleys
Durazzo and Allunias clash as Mupsulinan Valleyeaus unleashes heavy artillery against Albarihio defense led by Prince Willian. Gyipunteg forces respond with a furied artillery duel as detachments from hendgenartaial dhoet move to guard the frontline.
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Durazzo
Allunias
Albarihio
Mupsulinan
Prince Willian
Gyipunteg
Ane
Ino Dedais
bin Jackuts
Hendgenartaial Dhoet Bytuge Agie Goabl
Forelygi Logadion
Ages Donor To Charity Dead
Samuel Mc Koe, a longtime liberal charity worker in Pittsburgh, died at age 0. He would have turned 0 next August 25. In Milford Massachusetts seven residents died in a lodging house fire that trapped eighty people, with twenty seriously injured.
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Tillsburgh
Vie-Mars
Samuel McKoe
Whey
Pittsburgh
Milford
Mass
Horn
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