Diplomats Propose Separate Talks to Break Mexican Deadlock
Mediators at Niagara Falls propose a new plan to extend the conference and seek a solution to the Mexican problem. The plan would involve separate talks between American delegates and Constitutionalists with continued mediation by Justice Lamar and Frederick W. Lehmann. Washington has reportedly invited General Carranza to send representatives, though confirmation is pending.
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Millionaire saves four on Fox River rescue
Albert W. Priest, a millionaire pulp and paper maker in Appleton, braved rising Fox River waters in a frail boat to rescue four people stranded after a launch capsized under a railroad drawbridge. The rescued were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hanson of Oshkosh and Herbert Resnick and Adolph Garson of Chicago. The event was witnessed by several onlookers.
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Oshkosh
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Adolph Garson
Chicago
Rebel Graft Sunk by Federals Fire
Washington reports naval clash off Topolobampo where the Guerrero sank the Tampico, led by Rear Admiral Howard. Tampico’s captain and chief engineer died by their own hands. Rebels suffered ten killed and ten wounded. federals unhurt. US ships New Orleans, Perry and Preble witnessed.
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Aunts land rifles in Ireland via unknown vessels
Dublin reports a quantity of rifles and ammunition landed on the Connemara coast by Nationalist volunteers during the night. Vessels sighted cruising the coast for a week refused to reply to signals. The rifles are said to be of the latest American pattern.
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Telephone workers strike set for July first
Des Moines reports that James Fitzgerald, president of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, says Bell Telephone electricians in Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and the Dakotas will strike July 1 for a 40 cent daily wage increase.
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Burns Dropped From Police Chiefs Honor List At Convention
Grand Rapids June 20 The final acts of the Intern. Association of Chiefs of Police adjourned without directly dismissing Detective William J Burns from honorary membership. A new honorary list was prepared and Burns did not appear on it while moves to amalgamate with sheriffs and railway detectives were rejected.
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Launch Strikes Stump in Canal Tragedy
In Syracuse on a June day twelve people mostly women and children drowned when a passenger launch between Mud Lock and Liverpool capsized after hitting a stump in Oswego Canal near Onondaga Lake. Owner Lewis Dailer said ten aboard began the trip and the boat tipped quickly.
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N. Y
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Oswego Canal
Onondaga Lake
Mud Lock
Liverpool
Lewis Daiier
Grain and live stock prices across Duluth and Minneapolis
Grain and provisions figures from Duluth and Chicago with on track and to arrive pricing for wheat and flax. Minneapolis details show wheat and corn prices on July contracts and cash close. Cattle, hogs, and sheep ranges are listed for Chicago and Minneapolis markets.
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Ardent Wooer Zimmerman Suit Over Romance
Miss Icy Wareham of Elmhurst files suit for 100000 against Eugene Zimmerman Cincinnati millionaire father of the Duchess of Manchester. She says a fervent courtship ended when he refused marriage, while the Duke of Manchester and duchess back Zimmerman.
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Icy Wareham
Elmhurst
Eugene Zimmerman
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Duchess of Manchester
Collision in air costs nine lives
Vienna reports the first ever air collision when an aeroplane rammed the Austrian airship Parsival near Vienna aviation field. Seven aboard the airship died and the plane plus its pilot and observer perished. Captain von Blaschke among the dead. Accident blamed on steering gear issue.
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von Blaschke
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House Member Unseated in Missouri Contest Vote
Washington June 20 L Dyer of St Louis Republican for the Twelfth Missouri district was unseated by the house by 147 to 98 after a contest by Democrat Michael J Gill. A revocation declaring Gill legally elected passed 126 to 108 with Gill taking the oath. Thirty one Democrats joined the Republican minority to oppose Gill.
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L. ©. Dyer
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Brandon Thomas Dead famed English actor and playwright
Brandon Thomas, English actor and playwright, died in London at age fifty eight. Known for Charley's Aunt, he had a 28 year stage career, toured America in 1885, and wrote many comedies and popular songs.
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Brandon Thomas
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Former U S Senator Hiscock Dies Suddenly in Syracuse
Syracuse N Y June 19 Former United States Senator Frank Hiscock Wied suddenly died. He was a prominent figure in state and national politics about a dozen years ago.
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Syracuse
N. Y
N. W
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Hiscock
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