Mexican mediation hopes as Huerta allies seek a settlement
Reports from Niagara Falls indicate President Huerta appears favorable to mediation with rival factions awaiting talks. American officials, led by Secretary Bryan, press for a definite plan to settle Mexico’s internal affairs, while British and other envoys monitor refugee movements and possible consequences for peace efforts.
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Soginied Press
Sireene Manteo
Beevera
Texico City
Victoriano Werta
Mexico City
LRA
Ninkaritla
Huerta
Naval
Austinylves
Wheton
D. C
Bryan
Wilson
Algevaa
U. S
Maver
Mexico
Hunet Carden
Brigishter
Baa Adelsed
Gmibussy
Puerto Mexico
Vera Cruz
Britten
Mons
Niagara Halls
Huerts
Justles Lamar
Washington
Tia Cima
Woon
Hoy
U.S
Justica Lamar
Raslatora
Emilio Rabus
Huerta Delegnes
Bellevad
Caneral Huert
Madiators
Ambassador da Gama
Sesylans
Pla
Currawin
el Paso
Texas
Vignal Diaz Lombaro
Constitutionalist
Paris
Carranza
Federal League plans to use Sherman act cases in fight for marshals
Gilmore announces further plans of the Federal League as it seeks to dismantle restraint of trade claims in the Marsansy stage now in federal courts. He says the ruling in the Cincinnati appellate court does not discourage the league and expects higher courts to sustain its antitrust claims. He notes no direct involvement of the ten day clause or the reserve rule in the Kilfer case and cites added evidence supporting the league’s position.
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Associated
Chicago
Federal League
WHL
Marsansy Am Clune
Gilmore
Latrommeys
Big Seague
Federal Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
One American entrant in diamond sculls loses at Henley
Royal Regatta opens on a hot day as James B. Ayer of the Tinton Boat Club loses in a tight finish to G. C. Fripp. Wm Tudor Gardiner and Paul Withington fall to J Lawrence Trap, amid a crowd of thousands watching along the Thames.
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Tress
Henley
Thames
England
Royal Teattn
James B. Ayer
Tinton Boat Club
Boston
I Gould
New Zealand
Jesus College, Cambridge
Wm. Tudor Gardiner
G. C. Fripn
Paul Withington
J. Lawrence
Robert Libbie
Torania
Ontario
Ayer
Sinigalta
Wag Tafay
E. BD. P
Phyllis Court
Warvagt
Hoston
Engish
Harvard
Leandar
London
Rescuers Work to Save Five Miners Amid Fire
Reports from Ming as Yet Untouched by Fire describe rescuers racing to reach five entombed miners George Salanoid James Collins Benjamin Tames Henry Lyons and Marion Lyons in Mine No L near here. A mine superintendent led efforts while gas filled galleries challenged crews with dense smoke and a spreading fire. The nearest rescue team from the United States bureau of mines at Reunoko Va was expected to arrive today as hundreds of workers fought flames and tunnel collapses hoping to reach the men before it was too late.
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Williamon
We Va
Riga
Sycaumare
Hera
United States Bureau of Mings
Reunoko
George Salanoid
James Collins
Benjamin Tames
Henry Lyona
Marlon Ly Jona
Ming
Kent
Nigat
Reyart
Ireland Declared Vast Armed Camp in House Debate
London July 1 The Marquis of Lansdowne Unionist leader warned that Ireland is a vast armed camp and said he would push for a second reading of the Irish Home Rule amendment bill with amendments on excluded areas duration and governance. He added the changes would not affect the bill’s second reading.
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London
House of Lovds
Marquis of Lansdowne
Ireland
Campaigns Spark Over Liquor Issue Across State
In Columbus this week two campaigns on the liquor question will begin. Dry forces led by the anti saloon league will circulate petitions to submit a constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition. A parallel effort aims to initiate a constitutional amendment forbidding statewide prohibition.
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Columbus
Chie
Antisaloon Leagne
Fatal double tragedy shocks Louisville man and wife
In Louisville Missouri July a man named Wheeler killed his wife Pend by shooting her twice then shot himself in a rooming house. He died at the city hospital shortly after. The Wheeler children, three under ten, were nearby asleep in an adjoining room during the incident. The couple’s conflicts and claims of infidelity are noted in the report.
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Louis
B. Wheeler
Kittiel Gothe
Ohio
Wheeler
Marconi plans sea telephone by year end
An early victim dies as a gunpowder explosion at Knoxville injures 15 year old Brobst. Marconi executives discuss testing a long distance telephone link from Wales to New York by year end as a test of imperial communications. Police report the blast occurred during a demonstration of a miniature cannon firecracker.
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Marconi
Associated Press
Des Moines
Christian
Brobst
Roy Brobst
Knoxville
Associated
Fai
Marcon
Wales
New York
Sthe
Knoxvile
Daminton
Imperial Communications
Marconinigo
Majestic's Pilot 18 Facing Charges
Charges of negligence and unskillfulness in duty have been filed against W. B. Withrow of Winona, pilot for the excursion steamer Majestic. The Majestic sank on the Mississippi River near here on June 20. Withrow will be tried before the local board for boat inspection.
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St. Louis
Moi
Tay
Withrow
Winona
Ming
Majestic
Here
Withrow Wilbe
Quarantine Lifts In New Orleans After Plague Fear
New Orleans reports the quarantine lifted after 3,400 permits issued to enter the district were canceled. Telegraph orders from Surgeon General Dr. Rupert Rice influenced the decision though tents remain banned and extermination campaigns continue. Inmates at Volunteers of America home show no alarming symptoms and surveillance continues amid fears of broader cases. A separate St Louis survey plans rat extermination to curb bubonic plague spread.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Rupert Rice
United States Public Health Service
Volunteers of America
St. Louis
Reight Yard
Witness admits seeing things in Petras murder case
Jurors heard a witness claim Theresa Hollander was beaten to death at St Nicholas cemetery on February 1 night. Joseph Parlow said he saw the cemetery gate open while fleeing cold air, but later tempered his account admitting it may have been nerves. Patrolman testifies Petras asked, “Did Tressie kill?” during the arrest night.
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Associated Presa
Geneva
Anthony Petras
Theresa Hollander
St. Nicholas Cemetery
Petras
Holander
Tome
Joseph Parlow
Milas
Hollander
Liut
Toul
Mite
Nyer
W. &Bens
Waa
Ja Tressle
SUGKEY McMahon Details Witness Fixing and Jury Bribery
An Associated Press despatch outlines McMahon’s confession of fixing witnesses and bribing jurors as a systematic business. He described field work fees, observed methods of approaching veniremen, and cited typical costs for murder and larceny cases, with examples of a saloon fixer coordinating court clerks and field operatives. He was among those arrested after John P. Cummings reported offers of false testimony.
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Cassociated Press
Chiewge
Suckey
McMahon
Chicago
Aot
John P. Cummings
Haitian Revolution Leader Killed Near Dominican Frontier
Senator Davilmar Theodors, a Haitian revolutionary leader, and about fifty followers were killed in a battle near the Dominican frontier. Captain Oberle of the cruiser Washington reported the information to two members of the allied cabinet.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Davilmar Theodors
Dominican
Oberle
Washington
Informa
Dower Named Chairman Of Moose Convention
J J Dower of Marengo will serve as temporary chairman of the progressive state convention announced by J Wyte of the progressive state central committee. The meeting will be held on Wednesday July 8 in Des Moines.
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Pitt Leance Twit
Des Moines
Taly
J—J. Dower
Marengo
J. , Wyte
Progressive State Central Committee
Mississippi Rises Threatens La Crosse Lacrosse Peril
A severe rise in the Mississippi River near La Crosse Wisconsin has officials warning of flooding. The river sat 10 feet above low water today, the highest mark of the year, with two feet more expected to inundate low areas and reach the city as heavy rains feed swollen tributaries. Forecasters expect a steady rise through Saturday.
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la Crosse
Wis
Missiusion
U. & Weather
Sureau
Senate and House Hodgepodge on Education and Suffrage
In Congress, a Senate caucus discussed administration trust programs while Senator Button pressed his river and harbor appropriation critique. A joint resolution to invite foreign delegates to a home education congress in Philadelphia this September was passed. House rules delayed action on the woman suffrage constitutional amendment until August 1 as calendar bills were set aside. Railroad and commerce committee hearing opposed federal inspections of incentives.
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Senate
Administration
Button
River and Harbor
Wilson
Congress On Home Education
Philadelphia
HOUSE
Conference On
Commerce Committee
Senate Democrats Defy Business Demands in Caucus
Washington July 1 The Associated Press reports Senate Democrats pledged not to adjourn until administration trust legislation passes. A White House conference covered proposed measures on the trade commission bill, omnibus anti trust amendments, and railroad securities as President Wilson’s backers joined the caucus discussions. The president’s direct involvement in calling the meeting was denied.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
DelLatte
Tereste
Congress
Senate Democrats
Wilson
White House
Four missiles fired at federal building in Chicago
An attempt to intimidate witnesses in a blackmail probe of labor union agents is tied to four missiles hurled through a skylight of a federal building. The projectiles, torn from a deposit vault, weighed about a pound each, and were launched from a vacant floor of a buildings. One landed in Judge Mack's court room while not in session and others disrupted U S marshal and grand jury areas near the blackmail case figure J J McLaughlin.
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Chicago
aAn
Oae Federal
Four motherless waifs before judge tell tale of neglect
Four barefooted youths appeared in Juvenile Court before Judge J. J. Horan to answer charges of neglect after being abandoned by their mother. The boys Williem, Fred, Wesley, and Lee Koepping shared stories of hardship and lack of supervision as their father explained his inability to care for them during the day. The scene in the court room reflected an unusual plea for help amid a harsh morning of testimonies.
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J. J. Horan
Fairport
Williem
Fred
Tohr
Chatterton
Nis
Tl Wesley
Lee Koepping
Henry Koepping
Koepping
Lovar
Mystery surrounds murder of woman in doctor’s office
Detectives gather evidence in Freeport as they trace Dr Edward Carman’s account of Louise Bailey’s murder. The victim, a Hempstead social leader and Bailey’s wife, died from a heart shot through a window. A mysterious figure fled toward New York after the act, while a weapon and a wire-guarded pane suggest an inside-outside setup.
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Cassociated Prees
Wire.s
Freeport
New York
William Baller
Hempstead
Edward Carman
Willam Bailey
Brooklyn
Carman
Firesweep in Lucas business district destroys part of town
Fire gutted nearly half of Lucas Iowa's business district near the McElveen lumber yard early today. Estimated loss runs about 15000 dollars. The blaze prompted rapid response as firefighters battled to contain the flames. Local merchants suffered extensive damage to shops and stock in the fireswept block.
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Associated Press
Wired
Chayiton
Lucas
Eigni
Here
McElveen
Rose Named as Uruguayan Minister Candidate
G. B. Rose of Little Rock Arkansas is the leading choice for appointment as minister to Uruguay by President Wilson. Arkansas congressional leaders expect nomination to reach the Senate within days. Rose previously served as a delegate to the esgue under Roosevelt appointment.
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Arkanens
Pacer
Cassociated Press
Teasat
Wire
Washington
D. S
G. B. Rose
Little Rock
Ark
Presidter Wilson
Uruguay
Hie
Arkansas
Senate
Rose
Esque
Roosevelt
Explosion Kills Two Firemen In Charlotte Incident
Associated Press dispatch from Charlotte, North Carolina reports a dynamite explosion in a small fire at a contractor’s storage. Chief Wallace of the local fire department was fatally injured, another fireman was killed, and three others were injured. The blast occurred as flames ignited dynamite stored at the site.
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Charlotte, N. Cy
Associated Press
Charlotte
N. Cy
Wallace
Weather forecast fragment with temperature change notes
The report includes a general weather forecast for tonight and Thursday with a possible temperature change and showers in the southern portion. It mentions Muscatine and a time reference with uncertain degrees and a partial line about the Weathers.
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Sinota
Eouth
Muscatine
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