Carranza Moves Toward Provisional Presidency in Mexico
Carranza virtually assumes provisional president role and begins cabinet selection from Durango to Saltillo with 5,000 troops guarding the provisional capital. Washington seeks to include him in Niagara Falls mediation, hoping to secure his participation to avoid undermining peace talks. Bryan presses mediators to admit the Constitutionalist leader and align proposals with his entry.
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Torreon
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Venusano Carranza
Durango
Carranza
Saltillo
Pablo Gonzales
Monterey
Villa
Zacatecas
San Luis Potosi
Mexico City
Gonzales
Washington
Bryan
State Department
Cnteftain
United States
Wilson
Maiden Trip of Aquitania Leaves Liverpool Quietly
The Cunard line's new largest steamship Aquitania sailed from Liverpool without tug assistance for its maiden voyage to New York. Captain Turner commanded the ship as thousands watched from the pier, though celebrations were restrained due to the recent Lusitania disaster.
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London
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Malden
New York
Turner
Ireland
Advertise in the Daily Record It Will Pay You
Public notice urges advertising in the Daily Record with a promise it will pay. No further names or dates provided.
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The
Daily Record
Riotous night as I W W agitators jailed in Tarrytown town
In Tarrytown New York on June 1 fifteen I W W agitators were jailed after clashes with police. Alexander Berkman and David Sullivan arrived with about twenty others as crowds of 500 gathered. Berkman attempted to speak from a box in Fountain Square but was arrested and jailed with boisterous singing and banging on cell doors continuing through the night. The incident involved police guard on continuous duty and a nickname for the town as Rockefeller's town.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Alexander Berkman
New York
Sleepy Hollow
Rebs Edelson
Arthur Caron
Edward Plunket
Cornell
Wilder Avenue
Creiger
Sullivan and Berkman
Helen of Troy
Helen Harris
Berkman
Sullivan
Fountain Square
New York Man Dies on Washington Honeymoon Trip
William Schaefer a 39 year old New York City resident died in an emergency hospital ambulance after falling ill on his wedding trip to Washington. He had been staying at the Winston hotel and was treated at Casualty hospital. Coroner Nevitt cited natural causes and an autopsy will be held.
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New York
Washington
William Schaefer
New York City
Winston Hotel
Schaefer
Nevitt
Roosevelt meets King Alfonso in Madrid audience
Kermit Roosevelt and Colonel Joseph Willard with Mrs Willard and Miss Belle Wyatt Willard met King Alfonso in Madrid. The king asked about Brazil and explorations, and wished to meet Theodore Roosevelt at his Spain visit for the church and civil weddings planned for June 10. Weather: cloudy with possible showers, cooler south portion. Wesleyan college in Macon GA votes to abolish all sororities effective immediately.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Spain
Madrid
Alfonso
Joseph EB Willard
Willard
Belle Wyatt Willard
Mr. Roosevelt
Brazil
Theodore Roosevelt
Corps Christi Dan
Many Measures Still Pending In Congress
Washington details persistency in reform efforts as Palmer pushes to prohibit interstate shipment of child labor made goods. Other bills stalled include prohibition and suffrage amendments, mining bureau expansion, immigration, seaman's, radium, and trust bills amid looming appropriation work and the Mexican situation.
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Palmer
Washington
House
Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Senate
Bureau of Mines and Mining
Congress
Wilson
House Committee
Underwood
Alabama
Hones
Undertwood
Marines Drown While Landing at Arista Oaxaca
Mexico City June 1 Several American marines from the cruiser Albany drowned attempting to land at Arista Oaxaca port. The boat sank in a heavy sea and rescuers were taken to Salina Cruz under guard for delivery to the Albany commander.
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Mexico City
Albany
Arista
State of Oaxaca
Salina Cruz
Blanquet
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Vera Cruz
President Huerta
Zapatistas
Ozumbo
Chalco
Arturo Alvarez
Saltillo
Joaquin Maass
Manss
San Luis Potosi
Mexican Wrecks Hotel By Rebel Leader In Torreon
In Torreon Mexico on June 1 General Martiano Severin of Villa's army shot up a hotel restaurant run by an American Negro named Lewis after finding fault with the food and drinks. He fired at diners and at a central glass pool as troops restored order.
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Torreon
Mexico
Martiano Severin
Villa
Lewis
Severin
Dynamite Incident Sparks Halifax Area Explosion
Halifax N S June 1 Thomas Reilly halifax workman blew a stick of dynamite on the sidewalk after Miss Myrtle Robinson would not answer his plea at her front door. The blast wrecked the house front and shattered windows two blocks away though no one was seriously hurt. Reilly, employed on new terminal blasting, was captured an hour later and jailed on attempted murder charges.
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Halifax
Myrtle Robinson
Thomas Reilly
Hheese
Reilly
Consul Stadden Reports Move to Guayamas From Mazatlan
United States consul Mr Stadden, reporting from Mazatlan, says he is leaving for Guayamas, a post formerly under his charge. He was compelled to oversee relief efforts for refugees in Lower California following the occupation of Vern Crug.
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Guayamas
Washington
United States
Mr. Stadden
State Department
Mazatlan
Stadden
California
Vern Crug
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Macon
Wesleyan College
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St. Louis
Arthur W. Dunn
4Tan
Koops & Abels
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Broadway
R. M. Harris Shoe Store
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Westfield, N. J
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Branchport Ave
Red Bank
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C.L. Williams Cash Grocer
2Nd Ave
Ceresota
Pillsbury’s
Hecker
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Simm
Erman's Tel
Pillsburys
Brussels
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Brighton Ave
West End
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Third Ave
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Rockwell Ave
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Vernon Street
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