Villa’s Ultimatum to Carranza in Mexican Civil War
Villa submits a three point plan to Carranza demanding civil military separation and control of the army while Carranza would head civil government and foreign affairs. If rejected Villa may resign and return to Cuernavaca to wait, constitutionalist officers say. Mediation efforts at Niagara Falls show little progress as U.S. officials insist on a constitutionalist president and neutral plans hold little value without broad support from Mexican troops.
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Wilson
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Thay
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California
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Funston
Vera Cruz
Rabasa
United State
Arag Dut Whally
Fluarta
United States
Mexico City
Republic
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el Paso
Telegraph Office
Plans to seek loan for vast St Louis medical college
St Louis plans to negotiate a long term loan to begin building one of the world’s largest medical colleges. The University of St Louis would gain the Campbell estate valued at twenty to forty million dollars, to fund hospital construction and science advancement, once the widow and daughter’s heirs die or after twenty one years if the daughter has children.
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St. Louis University
James Campbell
Post-Dispatch
Ho Rermy
Campbell
University
Maechai Science Asoon
Campdeci
Bank embezzler freed from prison in St Louis
Former Third National Bank paying teller Harry G Baseler, sentenced June 11 1918 to five years for embezzling 15000, is a free man in St Louis with his family for ten days. Officials reportedly used government influence to secure commutation though Baseler said his civil rights not restored.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Dine L
Harry G. Baseler
Third National Bank
Baseler
Raymond Llano
Havana
Cubs
Bank receivers named in Lorimer Monday case inquiry
East Alton People's Bank closed by federal receiver amid Monday bank runs. LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago sought receiver for Lorimer Monday bank after state examiner reported insolvency and unsafe loans. Details cite dubious securities linked to Lorimer and Munday interests, with officers named liable for losses. Litchfield Mill and Elevator also to be placed in receivership.
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People's Bank
East Alton
Federal Distriet Court
Springfield
Associated Press
Chicago
LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank
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2. Lucey
Cook County
Ggseta
James J. Brady
Windes
D. V. Harkin
Bank Examiner
LaSalle Street Bank
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Wm. Lorimer
U. S. Senate
Chas. B. Munday
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Southern Wraction Company
Napivent
Lorimer and Gallagher Construction Company
Litchfield Miu and Elevator Company
Munday Concern
C. B. Munday and Company
Southern Tractlon Company
Tllnois- Louisiana Land Company
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Lorimer, Jr. and Company
J. P. Gallagher
Munday
William Lorimer
United States
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Hoth
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Por Lorimer Company
Litchfield
Toca
Retail Merchants Re-Elect Schafer
Associated Press dispatch from Des Moines Iowa June 18 reports Davenport merchant Schafer was re elected president of the Iowa State Retail Merchants Association for a third term. He is the first to be honored for more than two terms. Clinton merchant Mooney was elected treasurer.
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Associated Press
Densyd
Quebec
Haight
Storstad
Aylich
St. Lawrence
Quartermaster Galway
England
Des Moines
BR. Schafer
Davenport
Iowa State Retail Merchants’ Association
Thomas J. Mooney
Clinton
President Wilson Denies Japan Arbitration Request
President Wilson denied that Japan sought arbitration over the California alien land law protest. He stated no suggestion of any kind toward arbitration had been made, despite Associated Press reports from Washington June 1.
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Associated, Press
Ke.y
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Japan
California
Osage race accident claims Floyd County child life
Elma Armstrong, 10, daughter of a Floyd County farmer, was killed in Osage during afternoon auto races when a car driven by Arley Gates hit her. The incident occurred after the race as crowds cleared. A separate Marshalltown report notes William Snyder, a former grocer, attempted suicide at his Green Mountain home with a razor.
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Mersey
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Kendall
Father Point
Awaisn
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Waleh
Floyd County
Osage
Associated Fresh
Charles City
Elma Armstrong
Marshalltown
Lerned
Jung
William Snyder
Grover
Green Mountain
ARBITRATION TALKS IN BUTTE OVER MINERS UNION
In Butte Montana, secessionist meetings of the Western Federation of Miners continued as factions argued for arbitration. A union statement warned that forming an independent union would trigger action from the Western Federation and possible mine closures. Also reported: a postal train wreck near St Petersburg injured three workers, with official denial of an assassination plot.
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Associated Breas
Butte
Mont
Wester Federation of Miners
Pines
Miners’ Union
Western Federation
Mings
Insurgents Defeated in Fight at Modern Woodmen Convention
Toledo Ohio June 18 Adminstration forces won the national convention of the Modern Woodmen of America as credentials report was adopted 240 to 125, baring contested delegations. Extra police guarded doors while insurgent leaders planned a resolution to investigate the order’s funds but were defeated.
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Associated, Press
Toledo
Woodmen of America
Committee On Credentials
Credentists Committee
I W W Opposes Resort To Violence
Edward Zurcher, secretary and treasurer of the Industrial Workers of the World, told the federal industrial commission in New York that the IWW leaders never counseled or approved violence in the 1913 Paterson silk strike. He asserted most disorderly hours were planted by detectives hired by mill owners and conceded cabotage was common across industries.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward @urehar
Industrial Workers of the World
Federal Industrial Commission
Paterson
Zurcher
Mount Lassen Erupts Again Visible from Redding
Redding California reports the eighth eruption of Mount Lassen since May 30. The eruption was distinctly visible at 1 4nggn today, marking continued volcanic activity in the region.
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Lassen
Redding
Cal
Mount Lassen
State Teachers of Music Gather Here
Convention program lists events for today and tomorrow at Orpheum Theatre and Gen eva Golf and Country Club. Pupils recitals, artists concerts, a banquet, a business meeting at Murser Public Library, lectures by Carl F. Seashore, and a piano recital by Marie Elgyn.
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Myrtle Elvyn
State Music Teachers’ Convention
Orpheum Theatre
Miss Elvyn
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Murser Public Library
Peef
Carl F. Seashore
Marie Elgyn
Muscatine Hosts Iowa Music Teachers Convention
Muscatine welcomes scores of Iowa music teachers for the annual Music Teachers Association of Iowa convention. Delegates admire the lively attendance and Muscatine interest, with Friday’s program featuring Prof. Carl Seashore and Miss Myrtle Elven, plus pupil and artist recitals and a banquet. Delegates tour local sites while many, including visitors from the tri-cities, anticipate tonight and tomorrow’s concerts. Hotel Grand registrants include Miss Hild M. Matthey of Davenport and Charles V. Grade, among others.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Late Music Teachers’ Association of
Tore
Carl E. Seashore
Giiano
Myrtle Elven I
Orpheum Theatre
Hia
Tri-Cities
Hotel Grand
Hild M. Matthey
Davenport
Charles VF. Grade
Eda
Augustus Heinze Dying at His New York Home
Augustus Heinze copper magnate is dying at his New York home, his counsel William Travers Jerome said in court while seeking to reopen a case where a $275,000 judgment was won against him by Edwin Gould and W. Nelson Cromwell. The judgment stemmed from a promissory note dating after the 1907 panic and tied to stock in the Mercantiles Signal Bank Heinze took over.
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New York
Augustus Heinze
Travers Jerome
Jerome
Heinze
Edwin Gould
Nelson Cromwell
Mercantiles Signal Bank
Weather glance: cloudy tonight with showers Friday
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with local showers mainly in the north. Temperatures rise slightly in the northeast and northwest regions. Muscatine records a temperature around 34 at 1 am. Sunrise at 4:14, sunset at 7:28, moon phase 1:04-82.
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