Huerta Demands Price for Abdication at Mediation
Provisional President Huerta reportedly asks safeguards for his future and supporters before stepping down, citing slim chances of maintaining power. Reports from Vera Cruz and Mexico City describe allied military actions, captures of Colima and Durango, and Carranza’s evolving mediation role at Niagara to resolve the Mexico crisis.
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Vera Cruz
Max
Fuerta
Av Ylees
General Huerta
Niagra
Liemen
Twelve Empress of Ireland sailors buried in St Lawrence disaster
Twelve sailors of the steamship Empress of Ireland were buried after the St Lawrence catastrophe. Funeral processions drew vast crowds with flags at half mast. Services occurred at Roman Catholic and Anglican cathedrals with officials including the Duke of Connaught, Lieutenant Governor Sir Lomer Gouin, and Mayor Droula attending. Canadian Pacific Railway officials were among the mourners.
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Quebec
St. Lawrence
Bedles
Duke of Connaught
Bullen
Francis Lanfeller
Lomar Gouln
Bergon
Droula
Canadian Pacific Railway
DROWNS TRYING TO SAVE MONGREL CUR IN KANSAS
Charles B. Wilson a farmer died while attempting to save his mongrel dog named Jack on a river near Pittsburgh Kansas. He left a wife and two children.
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Irena
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Tung
Jack
Charles B. Wilson
Wilson
Hare
Shankland Trails in Judge Race as Returns Filter In
Des Moines June 4 Revised county returns show Frank Shankland of Des Moines defeated for the Republican nomination to the Supreme Court. Barber and Harding lead in lieutenant governor race with Barber pegged ahead in many counties. Auditor race narrows, with Shaw Ford Byrnes Wall Eliza as top contenders. Ballots indicate strongest showings for Connolly and Meridith in senate and Clarke in governor contests.
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Loward Wire
Des Moines
Ill
Frank 3
Situnkland
Sugnemea Court
Clitard Thorne
Washington
Jamoa
Wilson
Tama
W. L. Harding
Sioux City
Jay Republicans
W. C. Barber
Parlay Sheldon
Ames
D. P. Meyers
Jayper Cakaty
Ransas
Denison
Smith
j_ Wy
Mercos
Jawa City
W .B. Martin
Dubuque
Barber Chrestens Harding
Harding
Barber
Berdane
Shaw
Ford
Byrnes
Wall
Eliza
Asher
SH. Baxhour
Waterloo
Casper Schenk
Enasher
Schenk
Raturna
Cummins
Savage
Connolly
Meredith
Clarke
Lee
Rowley
Wanilton
McGinnis
Winters Wife And Friend Face Trial
Newcastle Indiana June 4 Dr W A Winters the wife and W H Cooper face trial for conspiracy to commit a felony Judge Edward Tackdan of the circuit court today set the trial for July 10 Prosecutor Myers made no effort to quash the indictment against the three who are accused in connection with the disappearance of Catherine Winters nine years old about a year ago Dr and Mrs Winters and Cooper were arrested May 9 on the conspiracy charge.
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Associated
Trevi
Newcastle
Ind
W. A. Winters
W. H. Cooper
Edward Tackdan
Circuit Court Today Act
Myers
Catherine Winters
Jand Mra
Winters
Cooper
Perugia Goes On Trial For Mona Lisa Theft In Florence
In Florence Italy on June 4 Vincenzo Perugia stood trial for stealing Da Vinci's Mona Lisa from the Louvre Paris nearly three years ago. Dr Amaldi testified Perugia was only partly responsible and did not deny taking the painting. He said the aim was to place it in the Palazzo Degli Jurati in Florence.
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Praga
Florense
Italy
Vincenzo Perugia
da Vinci
Louvre
Paris
Amaldi
Perugia
Palazzo Degil Jurdal
Florence
Electrical Plant First On Island
The interlocking of directors and railroad ties emerge as Wm. Skinner testifies at the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into the New Haven railroad finances. Directors faced questions on securities, accounting reports, and public sentiment tactics. In a separate note, plans for an electrical irrigation system on the Muscatine Island farm of Mingentine Gow? laundryman and the Schaefer property aim to protect against drought with power from Muscatine Lighting Company.
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Washington, D. C
Wm. Skinner
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lewis Cass Ledyard
George F. Baker
George F. Minch
Ledyard
New
Billard Company
Folic
Skinner
Tha
Tha Acc
Accounting Department
Te Naonle
Pennsylvaniaall
New Haven
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Mingentine
Thaket
F. X
Schaefer
Muscatine
Muscatine Lighting Company
Schacter
President backs action on Lane conservation bills
Washington June 4 news says President Wilson favors a plan to push conservation bills advocated by Secretary Lane through Congress before adjournment. The Rules Committee chair Henry indicated a Democratic caucus might be convened to support the effort.
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Lane
lAsan
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Congress
Henry
Congressmen Not at the Unveiling of Confederate Monument
Washington D C June 4 An adjournment effort to attend the Arlington National Cemetery Confederate monument unveiling led to a semi filibuster delaying consideration of the railroad securities bill the last measure of the anti trust program Debate continued with hopes to finish by Saturday or Monday Representatives Adams on in charge expected to close general debate tonight Tomorrow detailed readings begin for amendment The Senate adjourned to attend the Arlington ceremony President Wilson was principal speaker along with General Bennett Young and General Washington Gardner Arlington ceremony drew Confederate officers Union veterans and cabinet members confirming the event as a major national observance
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
Seston
Rayburn
House
Senate
Alington
Wilson
Bennett Young
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans
Washington Gardner
Albion
Michigan
Grand Army of the Republic
McGovern Seeks Senate Seat Opposing La Follette Ally
Madison June 4 Governor Francis E McGovern today announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for U S senator from Wisconsin. He argues a tariff plan fitted to home production costs will aid industry and agriculture and calls for market regulation to cut living costs. Opponent is Thomas Morris of La Crosse lieutenant governor and aligned with La Follette’s progressive faction. McGovern sides with Roosevelt. The race promises a sharp primary clash as both seek party support and leading figures may campaign in their favor.
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Madison
Wis
Francis E. McGovern
U. S
Wisconsin
McGovern
Thomas Morris
la Crosse
Morris
Shandy
la Follette
Col. Roosevelt
John A. Aylward
Singer on Stand in Divorce Case with Accusations
Chicago June 4 Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink the singer testified in divorce proceedings against Wm Rapp Jr. She described domestic duties and accused the husband of infidelity, naming co respondent Mrs Catherine Dean of New York City and alleging visits to Ost Holmes Street and 2729 Manhattan Avenue. The cross examination revealed details of separation for three years.
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Chicago
Ill
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Sallg
Sullivan
Wm. Rapy, Jr
PhD
Elias Mayer
Catherine TL Dean
New York City
Ost Holmes Street
Manhattan Avenue
Rapp
Mra. Dean
Beink
Farener
Michigan Avenue
Circus Employes Injured in Wreck Near Hoyt Junction
Eight circus workers were seriously hurt but not fatally when two sleepers and a flat car derailed on the Flint to Port Huron line at Hoyt Junction late last night. The wreck, blamed on a switch thrown by a brakeman, sent the eight to a Saginaw hospital. several others were bruised but continued with the show.
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Associated Press
Saginaw
Mich
Flint
Port Huron
Hoyt Junction
Quezon backs Philippine home rule measure
Manuel L Quezon, president Philippine commissioner, met with President Wilson and stated the home rule bill submitted by the House Insular Affairs Committee will receive his support. Wilson is not yet finished with the bill but is understood to approve it in general terms.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
House Insular Affairs Committee
Manuel L. Quezon
White House
Resolute Wins 320 Race In Rough Weather
In rough Long Island Sound conditions the yacht Resolute overcame an early deficit to beat Vanitie in the 320 race. Vanitie retired after losing two crewmen overboard and crew recovery difficulties. The race covered the windward and leeward course, with Resolute finishing unofficially at 1 59 47 and official time shortly after.
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Associated Proes
Associated Press
Glen
Gove, L
Fane
Byy Wireless
Gap
Resolute
Vanitie
Long Island Sound
Windward
Leeward
Igher
Vanilla
Dennis
Kansas City Feds Seek Injunction Against Blanding
The Kansas City Federal League club served notice on pitcher Blanding of the Cleveland Americans to appear before Judge Peel in the superior court next Monday. They plan to move for a temporary injunction restraining him from playing with Cleveland or any club other than the Kansas City Federals. Blanding signed with Kansas City, received 2500 dollars in advance, but reportedly breached by leaving before the season and returning to Cleveland.
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Associated Proks
Chicago
Kansas Iaity
Blanding
Cleveland Americans
Peel
Cleveland
Kansas City Federals
Kansas City Elude
Wull
Weather forecast for The Weather Journal
The Weather Journal reports generally fair conditions with continued warmth tonight and Friday. No rain expected and temperatures remain high across the region with light winds from the southwest.
Indictment Faces 36 Plumbers Trust Officials in Multiple States
Federal grand jury returns indictments against 36 members of the National Association of Master Plumbers and state group officials across Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Minnesota, Michigan, Nebraska, and Iowa. Conspiracy in restraint of trade alleged, with targets including W J Hilliard president of Illinois Master Plumbers and other regional leaders.
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Lea
Ges Moines
National Association of Master Plumbers
Tinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Minnesota
Michigan
Nebraska
Iowa
W. J. Hilliard
Elmhurst
Princis
Illinois State Association of Master Plumbers
W. C. Havilland
Aurora
Ilinois
Krank U. Patterson
Springfield
Ilinois Association
Ation Association
HB. D. Hornbrook
Nation Association
J. P. Cunningham
EB. 0. Wilkerson
Kansas City
Joseph Bixby
Omaha
Nation State
George E. Wentz
Lincoln
Nos
National State View
J. B. Coningham
Will
BL McGarten
Dubuque
Iowa Association
J. O. McConnel
Iowa City
P. Haak
W. ©. McGarten
Marshalltown
John Garvey
Thomas J. Daly
Mason City
William Scott
Oelwein
National
Hugo W. Kuggger
Pella
W. J. Logan
Solu 3
Gearson
Siouxity
Ralph A. Bilis
Waterloo
National Association
John R. King
Keokuk
Towa Association
Ouster Action Sought Against Swift & Co
Missouri information charges Swift and Company with discriminatory tactics in buying cream and butter fat. Attorney General Barker filed in the Missouri Supreme Court. Nath aniel Shelton of Macon was appointed to take testimony. The inquiry aims to determine if grounds exist for an ouster suit against the packing firm.
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State Board of Agriculture
State Dairy Association
Day in Congress Debates Panama Toll Exemption and Rail Issues
Debates resume on Panama tolls exemption and federal regulation of railroad securities. Lawmakers discuss interstate commerce concerns and livestock shipment liberalities. Representative Underwood returns from health resort as 900,000 provisions are brought to committees.
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Panama
Interstate Commerce
Cummins Hill
Guie
Sendey
Underwood
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