New Mexican Government Last Barrier for Peace
United States and Great Britain agreed to protect Mexican mining property as mediation continues. Delegates from constitutionalists and Huerta setup a provisional government plan to govern until elections, with mediation aiming to restore relations and withdraw forces from Vera Cruz.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Great Britain
Mexico
Hresa
Niagara Falls
Huerta
Constitutionalists
Inorthas
Dalnite Assurines
Washington
Hiserth
Sfexteo
Vera Cruz
U.S
Argentina
Brazil
Bryan
Wilson
Nat
Protocola
Villa seizes Zacatecas after four days of fierce fighting
Reports from Zacatecas Mexico say General Villa’s forces captured the city after four days of brutal combat against federal troops under General Medina Batton. Casualties run high on both sides with about four thousand federals killed or wounded and Villa’s forces suffering substantial losses. General Rodrigues among the wounded.
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Lee
Zacatecas
Mexico
Jung
Villas
Patdea
Federat
Medina
Batton
Villa
Notora
Soldiars
Vii- Qa Wae
Trinidad Rodrigues
Villa Brigads Comanders
Tha Deid
Arto
Medina Barron
Natera
Tun
Agna Caliento
Herrera
Rodrigues
el Grillo
Paso
Texas
Rodriguez
Benito Garela
Colon Rodoli
Piero
Gensara Villa Cody
Zacatecasan
Natches
Gpm
Hughes 18 Head of County Attorneys
Hughes of Fayette county was elected president of the Town Association of County Attorneys. George E. Hill of Burlington Best Moines county fue elected vice president and W. McManus of Keokuk, Lee county, was made secretary. State's Attorney Gowarn Coe son addressed the meeting this morning.
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Burington
Hughes
Fayette County
George E. Hill
Burlington
Best Moines
W. McManus
Keo- Kuk
Lee County
Gowarn Coeson
Miller Named Postmaster for Washington Iowa
Washington June 25 The senate confirmed Alex B. Miller editor of the Washington Democrat as postmaster of Washington Town after a long hold up in executive session. The nomination had faced delays for months in Washington District politics.
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Tannoniatent Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Alex BR. Miller
Washington Democrat
Washington, Town
Monthe
Union Bosses Plotted Blackmail in Campaign Revival
John J. McLoughlin, contractor and politician, met with United States District Attorney James A. Wilkerson and said he paid $2,000 in blackmail to union agents Hammond, Haley, and Nortin. He claimed the gravel and brick industries faced coercive strikes and that workers suffered as the men demanded more money.
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Brees
Chicago
Jobe J. McLaughlin
James A. Wilkerson
United States
McLaughlin
George Hammond
Excavators
Unison
Patrick da
Han
Entity
Kwan
Anderson
Hammond
Toretate
Endeavorers to Join World Meet in Chicago
The Iowa Christian Endeavor state convention decided to join the World Convention in Chicago in 1913. A committee was appointed to raise $2,000 as Iowa’s share for the national event. Dr. William Shaw, national secretary, was called to Boston and delivered his last address.
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Treat Leanna TV
Ottumwa
Christian Endeavor
Chicago
Iowa
National Co
Porton
Willam Shaw
Boston
Colonels discovery of river confirmed by explorer Lange
Algot Lange, an explorer, reported from New York on June 25 that he completed Amazon explorations begun in 1913 and found Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's claimed discovery of a river to be authentic. He spoke aboard the steamship Denis en route to New York.
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Perkins
New York Harbor
George W. Perkins
Progressive Party
Perking
Colombia
Panama Cone
Bryan
United States
F Associated Prona
New York
N. Y
Aay
Algot Lange
Amazon
Theodore Roosevelt
Lange
Denis
Moyer’s Return to Butte Sparks Vigilante Tension
The Western Federation of Miners president Charles H. Moyer announced in Helena that he would return to Butte, prompting local reactions about needing protection. Citizens worry insurgent factions may again resist Western moderation, with threats of armed resistance. Proponents of the new industrial movement claim leaders are IWW members, signaling ongoing labor strife.
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Butte
Mont
Helena
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Rand
Meyer
Hite
Cf Minera
Upton
Procident
Michael McDonald
Industrial Workers of the World
Unsettled Weather With Showers Tonight and Friday
The Weathers report unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with likely local showers or thunderstorms in northern and central areas. Temperatures cooler in the northeast. Muscatine records 60 degrees at 7 am. summaries note time stamps and follow standard daily weather summary practices.
Scientists Barred From International Sunday School Association
The 1921 convention of the International Sunday School Association barred the Reform Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints the Christian Scientists and some other churches from membership. The move follows years of debate over the Bible and the Book of Mormon placing the latter on a par with scripture. The report notes 31 million home visits by the association’s visitation department since its founding. H M Warnis IL of Nashville was named president and S K Warren of Three Oaks Michigan vice president. The executive committee was announced as to meet at the next gathering in 1917. Calvary Canada launched a campaign for the 1921 convention.
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T Associated Press
Chicago
Church of Latter Day Saints
Christian Scientists
International Sunday School Association
Association
Church of the Latter Day Sainte
Home Visitation Department
Shreve Durham
H. M. Wamisil
Nashville
Tenn
K. Warren
Three Oaks
Mishitan
Calvary
Canada
Great Glaflin Dry Goods Collapse Closes 30 Stores
The LaSalle Street Bank investigation reveals large loans to bank backers, as LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank failed after its national charter was surrendered. Mrs. Mary Kuhns Brady testifies about campaign funds and a potential criminal action looms. Meanwhile the Claflin dry goods empire collapses with 30 retail stores shut and receivers appointed. liabilities near 35 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Chicago
U. S
Attornney
LaSalle Street National Bank
William
Lorimer
C. B. Munday
LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Weder Wnchanges
Ulmols
Kuhns
Nayne
Brady
Hayne
Vasectomy Law Deemed Invalid by U S Judge
Judge Smith McPherson of Red Oak Iowa declares the vasectomy and sterilization law from the last general assembly unconstitutional void. The writ of injunction blocks parole board members and the penitentiary physician from performing the operation on Rudolph Davis, an inmate, with concurrence from two other judges in the Eighth Circuit and the District of Kansas.
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Eeokuk, Ta
General Assembly
Tyits
Smith McPherson
Red Oak
Iowa
United States
Southern District of
Towa
McPherson
Rudolph Davis
State Penitentiary
Gronna and Hanna Re-Nominated by Republicans
Grand Forks North Dakota June 25 Senator A J Gronna and Governor L H Hanna were renominated on the Republican ticket by slim margins. Incomplete returns show Knudson likely winning the Democratic gubernatorial nomination while Purcell and Jones contest the Democratic senatorial nomination. No contests in the Progressive and Socialist parties.
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Casanefated
Grand Forks
N. C
A. J. Gronna
Hanna
Oliver Knudson
W. E. Purcell
G. P. Jones
Architect's Supt Arrives For New Hotel Construction
J. G. Mearthur, architect's superintendent, arrived in the city this morning and will stay during the hotel's construction. Work on the base has slowed recently due to heavy clay and rain making the ground hard to handle.
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J. G. Mearthur
Federal control bill for stock exchanges moves forward
The Banking committee favorably reports Senator Owens proposed federal control of stock exchanges. Senator Button presents minority report criticizing river and harbor appropriations. Debate resumes on the sundry civil bill.
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Senate
Owen
Button
Fire at Salem factory district causes $500000 loss
Associated Press Leased Wire Salem Massachusetts June 29 Five large factory buildings and several smaller structures were destroyed this afternoon by a fire reported at 2:30 o'clock Early estimates put the loss at 500000 Twenty girls reportedly failed to escape from the Korn factory, but this has not been confirmed.
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Presa
Salem
Mass
Stlragius
Korn
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