Mexico Readies Extra Session on Peace Aims
Mexico City reports say deputies will meet in an extra session to discuss terms for restoring peace amid mediation efforts. Washington word awaited to guide next moves as Carranza factions, Villa disputes, and Huerta tensions ripple through negotiations.
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Washington
U. 5
Chrranus and
Villa
Associated Treas
Mexico City
Republic
Chamber of Deputies
Associated Prova
Wise
Niasara Falls
Conrad
United Statan
Wntime
Wilson
Carranza Creak
White House
Niagara Falls
Theta Wasi
Officiala
Carranza
Nia
Testamony
Wis
Mexico
Genera Villa
Huerta
Springfield Crew Safe After Wanderer Ordeal
Roy Donaldson and Wilbur Franderson, pilot and aid of the Springfield Ranger Station, were found wandering in forest near Walker’s Prairie after their balloon craft wrecked on Table Mountain. They descended to safety at 8 o’clock Friday morning, having lived on half rations of uncooked food.
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Associated Prous
Portland
Ora
Roy Donaldson
Wilbur Franderson
Springfield
Forest Range
Walkers Prairie
Table Mounetain
Donaldson
Rebels' Gunboat I Sunk By Guerrero
A constitutionalist gunboat Tampico was sunk by the Guerrero off the Mexican coast. U S vessels Perry Prevle and New Orleans aided survivors and provided medical aid. The Guerrero pursued from Guaynas toward Altata, leaving Tampico wrecked at five thirty fathoms.
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California
Azatlan
Mexico
Wirsteas
San Diego
Kunboat Templeo
Federasre
Guerrero
Topolitampo
Mazatlan
Guaynas Iy
Matpico
Perry
Preble
Altata
Prevle
New Orleans
Tampico
Ank
Jake
President Wilson denies Jewish slur in speech at American University
President Wilson publicly denied any slur against Jews in remarks at the American University dedication on May 27. A letter from Herman Bernstein questioned a quoted line alleging religion separate from Judaism, and the president replied there was no discriminatory intent or unfair inspiration in his words.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
American University
Jawa
Wiley Gon
Herman Bernstein
Holig, N
Bertstein
White House
Bernataln
New York
Barnstal
Wisconsin Eugenics Marriage Law Upheld by Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court sustained the constitutionality of the eugenics marriage law, reversing Milwaukee county circuit court. The law requires male marriage license applicants to undergo a blond hair test. Alfred A. Peterson of Milwaukee was denied a license last January for failure to provide compliance proof, prompting the challenge. Justice Marshall and Justice Vinjo dissented from the majority.
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Wired
Madison
Wii
Supreme Court
Milwaukee County Circuit Court
T Inwaiti
Tustieas Marshall
Vinjo
Alfred A. Peterson
Milwaukee
Louis 2. Widule
Peterson
Eschwelter
Rock Island Camp Wins Modern Woodmen Drill Prize
At Toledo on June 17 delegates and spectators clashed as police were called near a riot during the Modern Woodmen of America convention. Rock Island Camp No. 1 won the battalion drill prize with 35.42 percent, while Camp climber 443 of Appleton WI took $175 in the pony class.
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Rock Tsing Brit
Toledo Battalion
Toledo
Woodmen ‘of
America
Rock Island
Army
Amerles
John H. Mitchell
Lil
Appleton
Wis
T Here
Mtake
Army of
Panama
Minn governors beat in primary with Lee leading Eberhart
Early returns from Minnesota's statewide primaries show Lee leading Governor Eberhart for the Republican nomination by a margin similar to last night's figures, with Lee poised for a roughly fifteen thousand vote edge. Dem nominee chances for Hammond and Burquist noted, Lawler's strong Democratic bid surprises, Halbert nets Progressive support amid slow district tallies.
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St. Paul
Ming
Lee
Eberhart
Nomingdon
Ucket
Chsr
Art
W W. Hammond
J. A. Burquist
Ware
D. W. Lawler
W. 8. Hammond
Hugh T. Halbert
E. X N. Westerand
George R. Smith
Sydney Alderson
CG. B. Miller
New Type Paper Money To Enter Circulation Soon
Millions of dollars of a new paper money type will circulate within weeks as federal reserve notes backed by commercial paper form collateral. Twelve federal reserve banks will receive advances from the federal reserve board to issue notes. Comptroller Williams has samples. Joseph F Ralph prepared denominations 1, 310, 20, 50 and 100 and sent them to Secretary McAdoo.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Rank Act
Federal Reserve Banka
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Comptroller of Currency
Williams
Joseph F. Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
McAdoa
State Board Bids Franny McClain Dean Of Stanford College
The state board of education offers the deanship of the college to Prof Frann McClain of Leland Stanford University at four thousand dollars a year. A former dean and former chief justice of the Iowa supreme court, he is expected to accept.
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Town City
State Board of Education
Police Continue Patmont Search in Detroit Mystery
Detroit police maintain efforts to locate Rev. Louis R. Patmont of Milwaukee who has vanished for the second time since taking part in the Hindu local option campaign in March. Friends urge authorities to probe for possible motives tied to his activism while Michigan Brewers Association representatives dispute kidnapping claims and offer a reward for his return.
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Detroit
Mich
Nee Today
Patment
Michigan State Brewers’ Association
Cies
Closing sessions of Bennial held and federation votes
The twelfth biennial convention of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs closed in Chicago with elections confirmed, pledges to oppose liquor, and plans for social work and education at public institutions. Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker reelected. new officers to be installed tonight.
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Chicago
Jame
General Federation of Women's Clubs
New York
Atlantic City
Dallas
Tex
Jacksonville
Percy V. Pennybacker
Federation
George J. Peeland
Kneelund Ie
Department of Investigation
American Social Hygiene Aéaceiacion
Ha Tosna
Home Economics
Smith-Lever
Bureau of Home Economics
Turks Move to Stop Greeks Emigration
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Constantinople reports a state of siege declared by the Turkish government at Smyrna and along the Dardanelles to halt emigration of Greeks from Turkish territory. Greece protests and threats of armed action are reported as both nations prepare for possible decisive moves.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Constantinople
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Dardenelles
Turkey
Graeker
Tursteh
Greece
German Ambassador Narrowly Escapes Fire by Police Shot
Count Von Bernstorff, German ambassador to the United States, escaped unharmed when a police officer fired blanks at his car en route to the University of Sino commencement. The driver ignored a warning signal. the mayor apologized, and the ambassador asked no action. The incident ended as the ambassador proceeded to the campus.
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Associated Press
Champaign
Jane It- Fount
Javan von Bernsternt
Germany
United States
University of Sino
Count von Bernstorff
Arthur Meeker
Chirazo
Steaker
David Kinley
Ewarts
Boutelle
Greenew
First
University
Michael Murphy
Murphy
Meeker
Robbins
Bernstein
von Bernstorff
Chiroxo
Palmer Endorsed For G A R Leader In Iowa Parade
The 40th annual Iowa G A R reaction parade drew about 2,500 Civil War veterans, with Gov. Clarke reviewing the procession. Col. D J Palmer of Washington was unanimously endorsed for commander, as thousands cheered amid cool weather and patriotic songs by schoolchildren.
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Preas
Burlington
Iowa
Clarke
D. J. Palmer
Washington
Ows
Blind Soprano Helen Meson Found Dead in Oakland
Miss Helen Meson a blind soprano once called the Helen Keller of the West was found dead in her Oakland apartment. A spoon with a strong odor of poison was found in the bathroom and a card from real estate agent W. A. Dohrmann appeared on a table near the couch. Meson, educated at the California School for the Deaf and Blind and later in Paris, was a noted singer and athlete who counted Helen Keller as a friend.
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Oakland
Calif
Helen Meson
Helen Keller of
The
West
Lois Schaerer
W. A Dohrmann
C. D
B. C. Stege
Melrose
Dohrmann
Dohirmann
Paris
Mc Row
Mesow
Helen Keller
Ritchie and Welsh Sign New 20-Round Bout Articles
Willie Ritchie and Freddy Welsh, American and British lightweight boxers, signed articles for another 20 round contest to be fought in London between November 4 and November 11, with the exact date to be fixed within 24 hours.
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Winn
London
Willie Ritchie
Freddy Welsh
Twenty Two Election Officers Sentenced in New York Case
In New York on June 17 twenty two election officers were sentenced for fraud connected to a special constitutional convention amendment in the twelfth assembly district. Six inspectors received six months in penitentiary while the others including poll and ballot clerks faced fines of 106 pounds.
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New York
N. Y
No Federal Troops Needed in Butte Says Montana Officials
Senators Stout and Jy ans and Representative Jy ans told President Wilson that Governor Stewart reported improvements in Butte with no present need for federal troops. The president will be kept informed of the situation.
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U.S
Butte
Washington
Stout
Jyans
Montana
Wilison
Stewart
Ohio Coal Miners Deny IWW Threats
Columbus June 17 Associated Press dispatch says fears of IWW agitation among Eastern Ohio coal miners and possible riots in favor of the Industrial Workers were denied today. President Moore of the Ohio United Mine Workers reported power fronts of threatened outbreak had reached state headquarters.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Moore
Ohio United Mine Workers
Empress of Ireland Wreck Inquiry Claimed Storstad Officers Fell Short
Testimony from Storstad's captain and first officer at the Empress of Ireland inquiry contradicted prior statements. They insisted Storstad kept course and speed believing right of way, while Empress of Ireland’s swift maneuvering and foggy conditions contributed to the collision.
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Collier
Storstad
Associated Press
Quebec
Anderson
Alfred H~ “Tenes
Kendall
Thh Bmipress
Tuftenes
Butler Aspinall
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Montreal
Andersen
Carlier
Jit
Live wire kills 1 shock for rescuer in Iowa
Oskaloosa Iowa June tan Banke Fueale of Attica Indiana was electrocuted by a live wire while at work for the Western Union Telegraph company here today. Boltz of Des Moines foreman for the company who attempted to rescue him was rendered unconscious by the contact.
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Associated Press
Oskaloosa
Banke Fueale
Attica
Indiana
Western
Nloo
Boltz
Des Moines
Weather forecast for Iowa with unsettled and fair periods
The bulletin notes generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with possible local showers in the northeast. Warmer temperatures are expected in the north and central regions tonight, with southern areas warmer tomorrow. Local musings mention Muscatine and a 7 o’clock time reference, though the text is fragmented and may be uncertain.
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Iowa
Muscatine
Jovclock A
Sf Desroue
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