Americans report to the president on Mexican talks
Washington dispatch notes Wilson would be surprised if constitutionalists do not enter talks after a conference with Minister Naon. Huerta refuses to permit Consul Silliman to return to Saltillo as the constitutionalists gain control. Jesus Carranza departs with 1000 men for San Luis Potosi amid supplies. Grampus sails to Havana with one million rounds for Tampico, while Mexico City reports a slight rise in exchange rates on news of peace prospects.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ater
Naon
Wilson
Huerta
United States
Silliman
Saltillo
Giy
Suffragettes Encounter King and Queen at Hyde Park
London June 27 suffragettes finally reached the king and queen at Hyde Park entrance. Two women slipped past police and showered pamphlets on the royal couple, knocked the king's hat aside and struck the queen's parasol. Police dragged the assailants away amid forceful struggle.
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Associated Press
London
Hyde Park
Roosevelt Ordered Rest For Four Months By Doctors
Associated Press from Oyster Bay June 27 reports doctors ordered Col Roosevelt to rest absolutely for four months due to spleen enlargement and fatigue from jungle fevers. Roosevelt refused to rest, insisting the campaign would end if he stopped. Dr. Alexander Lambert advised no speeches and warned the strain could weaken his mental vigor. Roosevelt abandoned his continental trip but would remain with rest of his schedule.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay N. Y
Physicians Today
Col. Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
New York
Ot Lambert
Col Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Continent
Speaker Clark Endorses Woman Suffrage Move
Associated Press report from Washington on June 27 notes Speaker Clark telling suffrage delegates that woman suffrage is inevitable and that he would vote for it if the question arises in Missouri. He urged women to pursue state action for quicker results and said petitions to Vice President Marshall were not presented. The suffragists rejected militancy.
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Washington
Clark
Missouri
Ln Congress
Marshal
Steamer Kintuck Driven Ashore by Quake Seas
Heavy seas from an earthquake drove the steamer Kintuck ashore in the Straits of Sunda near Batavia Java. Rescue vessels saved passengers, authorities reported.
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Associated Press
Batavia
Java
Kintuck
Straits of
Sunda
Widow and daughter face grand jury over smith death
In Dallas on June 27 Mrs A Thomas widow of a Mesquite blacksmith and her nine year old daughter testified before a grand jury in a secret probe of the smiths death. The body has been exhumed as part of the inquiry.
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Dallas
Texas
A Thomas
Grand
Camps for Consumptives urged by Texas and Colorado doctors
Texas and Colorado physicians urged the House Interstate Commerce Committee to establish government camps and hospitals for consumptives, proposing nationwide treatment centers and public health facilities to curb tuberculosis spread.
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Associated Press
Washington
Texas
Colorado
House Interstate Commerce Committee
State banks rush into new reserve system vote context
The U S district attorney in Chicago says Senator Paynter borrowed 29150 from the Lorimer Monday bank two weeks before voting to support Lorimer’s senate seat. In Washington only fifty state banks qualified for the federal reserve system while 7500 national banks joined. state laws limit entries with Texas and Arkansas named as examples.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States District Attorney's Office
U. S
Paynter
Lorimer-Monday Bank
Lorimer
Senate
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Texas
Arkansas
Fatal Auto Crash In Pittsburg Details
Pittsburg, Pa June 27 Benton Davis of Hot Springs Ark probably fatally hurt Annie Loeffler of Pittsburg killed and five others injured when their car plunged into a deep ravine early today
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Benton Davis
Hot Springs
Ark
Annie Loeffler
Pope Receives Galveston Bishop in Rome
In Rome on June 27 the Pope received Bishop Gallagher of Galveston Texas, marking a cordial audience as the Vatican welcomed the American prelate during his visit.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Gallagher
Galveston
Texas
Golden jubilee parade marks Bishop Burke anniversary
Albany celebrates Bishop Burke’s fiftieth year as a priest and twentieth as bishop with a grand parade starting tomorrow. Delegations from Utica Amsterdam and other cities, some up to five thousand strong, will march to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception for benediction.
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Albany
N. Y
Burke
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Utica
Amsterdam
Troy
Schenectady
Saratoga
St. John’s Church
McNeirney
Clayton's Successor election in Alabama Third District
A special election in Alabama's Third congressional district will choose a successor to Henry D. Clayton who resigned to join the Federal bench. W C C Mulkey and Joseph J Spreight contest the seat, with the winner serving only until next March.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Henry D. Clayton
W. CC. Mulkey
Joseph J Spreight
Thousands in Bible Parade in Chicago
A parade of about 30 000 young Christian workers marched through Chicago in a striking display associated with the triennial INTERNATIONAL Sunday School association convention. Bible Class members formed the procession, highlighting a major citywide religious gathering.
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Chicago
International Sunday School Association
Montreal Driving Club Opens Summer Race Meeting at Montreal
The Montreal Driving Club opened its summer race meeting in Montreal on June 27 and will run through July 4. A strong entry list features many horses that performed well on the Canadian circuit this spring, with an attractive program anticipated to make it one of the club’s most successful meetings.
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Montreal
Montreal Driving Club
Washington sets minimum wage for shop girls and women
Olympia on June 27 reports that starting next week all women and girls in mercantile establishments must be paid a minimum wage of ten dollars per week, per the state minimum wage commission. An August 3 effective date applies to industrial occupations, with a minimum wage of sixty dollars per week.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Ontario election heads to new term for Whitney government
Ontario campaign closes as speeches run across the province. The June 29 election pits Sir James Whitney's nine year old government against Newton Rowell's Liberal challenge. Main issues include workmen compensation, highway policy, municipal railways, and local option against abolition of the bar.
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Toronto
Ontario
James Whitney
Newton W. Rowell
United States Government Depositary Bererra Notes Presidency
A historical item identifies J K Bererra as president and notes a United States government depositary role. The phrasing implies leadership within a government financial or depository context and highlights this official position. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
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