Mexican factions seek peace as Villa Carranza urges conference
Washington dispatch reports both sides push for reconciliation in Mexico. Carranza issues proclamation calling for a new government in Mexico City and amnesty while Villa proposes a conference to unite factions and end the revolution. Villa sails envoy to Washington to present reply to Wilson note and seeks immediate meeting at the White House.
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New York
Washington
Wilson
Carranza
Villa
State Department
Suliman
Vera Cruz
General Villa
Villas
White House
Kheetons
Wilset
Manuel Bonilla
Washitikton
Chihuahua
Silliman
United States
Meatwan
Alex
Mexico
Interm
Plit
Carranzista
Villista
Zapatista
Cartanga
Aguascalientes
Cientificos
Villistas
Zapatistas
Seftor Enrique C. Liorente
General Carranza
Cerranza i8
National Congress
Henry Lane Wilson
Madero
Huerta
Carranza Agency
Red Cross Relieves Mexican Hunger With Corn Aid
Telegram from Consul Hanna reports Red Cross relief in Monterey begins and corn provided for over 10 000 people. Donations to Mexican Relief Fund acknowledged include Town Topics 250 and 25, Mrs A Carter 25, Oneida County Red Cross 20, various smaller gifts, Treasurer Jacob H Schiff listed as contact.
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Red Cross
Hanna
Monterey
Mexico
Yesteray
Town Topics Publishing Company
A. Carter
Oneida County
G. L Duncan
L. Clark
M. D. Bulkley
E. O
Jacob H. Schiff
Fast
William Street
Du Pont Buys Equitable Life Stock In Trust Change
The Equitable Life Assurance Society reports that General Coleman du Pont now holds the majority stock through a trust as part of the Equitable Building venture. Trustees Morgan J. O Brien Joseph H Choate and Lewis Cass Ledyard maintain control of the trust and the society’s administration remains independent of stock owners.
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Ance Society
McAtamney
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
J. P. Morgan
Baquitable Society
Morson
Equitable
Boy Released After Five Thousand Dollar Ransom
Cecil Boyd a 19 year old El Paso youth was freed by Mexican bandits in northwestern Chihuahua after a $5000 ransom payment. He crossed into the United States at Hachita New Mexico and is the son of J J Boyd a wealthy El Paso cattleman.
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Cecil Spring-Rice
State Department
Robert Lansing
Tuxpam
Tampico
Tuxpam Bar
Wilson
United States
K. Jones
Thomas Malland
Malland
A. T. Graves
EL Paso
Texas
Cecil Boyd
Chihuahua
Hachita
M. Boyd
J. J. Boyd
el Raso
Manton files motion for re argument in Becker murder case
Albany June 12 Martin T Man ton attorney for former Police Lieutenant Charles Becker convicted of Herman Rosenthal murder filed his motion for re argument in the case The motion will be submitted to the court Monday without argument District Attorney Perkins has not filed his brief in reply
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Albany
Martin T. Manton
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Perkins
Unjust to Stahl His Counsel Says in Lusitania Case
The German reservist Gustav Stahl now under perjury charges for claiming four guns aboard the Lusitania was moved from the Tombs to the Federal Building for a two hour counsel conference. His attorney Harold Deming says bail at 10000 dollars is unlikely due to Stahl having no friends or relatives in the U.S. and notes government haste in Grand Jury proceedings.
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Gustav Stahl
Federal Grand Jury
Harold 8. Deming
United States District
Roger P. Wood
Nicholas
Stahl
United States
Patrick Gildea
Deming
Stah
H. Snowden Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Washington
New York
Lusitania
Houghton
Hardenberg
State Department
Menefee
Hardenvess
Federal Building
Ienefee
Hardenbere
Arrest Hardenberg in affidavit case in Cincinnati
Heinz Hardenberg, alleged member of the German Imperial Army Aviation Corps and sought in the Lusitania disaster probe by the New York Grand Jury, was arrested in Cincinnati by a Department of Justice special agent. He was detained after visiting the Post Office with his employer Paul Haase of Norcal.
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Cincinnati
Heinz Hardenberg
Aviation Corps
Imperial Army
Lusitania
Federal Grand Jury
New York City
Department of Justice
Hardenberg
John S. Menefee
Paul Haase
Norcalled
General Delivery Wood
Hhe Post Office
Menefee
Boy testifies he saw no Lusitania guns
Kurt Schoenfelder Jr., a 17 year old with an affidavit cited by Germany, says he did not see any guns aboard the Lusitania during the January crossing. His father, a restaurant pastry cook, arranged the affidavit before the German Consul in Chicago. the youth has been posing as a British subject.
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New York Times
Chicago
Kurt Schoenfelder, Jr
Schoenfelder
Auto crushes two girls near West Forty-second Street
Thomas Crosby of 5 West Thirty-seventh Street drives a car that hits Miss Jennie Davidson and Miss Gertrude Lye at Forty-second Street and Tenth Avenue. The vehicle then topples onto its side after colliding with an eastbound streetcar. Davidson at Bellevue Hospital in unconscious condition. Lye hospitalized with shock and contusions. Driver Charles J. Capper is held at West Forty-seventh Street station on intoxication and felonious assault charges. Crosby served in the war.
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West Forty-second Street
Thomas Crosby
West Thirty-seventh Street
Forty-second Street
Tenth Avenue
Jennie Davidson
West Forty-sixth Street
Gertrude Lye
Charles J. Capper
Crosby
Miss Davidson
Bellevue Hospital
Miss Lye
Capper
West Forty-seventh Street
Siegel Depositors Divided Over $150000 Cash Offer
A meeting of Siegel depositors at 310 Lenox Avenue discussed a June 21 petition to Supreme Court Justice W. W. Clark in Geneseo. The petition asks acceptance of Henry Siegel and his plan to pay $150000 in cash and to resume business with profits shared, while avoiding bankruptcy discharge.
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Siegel
Lenox Avenue
Irving Coon
P. M. Waterhouse
T. L. Sanborne
Supreme Court
W. W. Clark
Geneseo
Henry Siegel
Mr. Siegel
Segel
Comstock Faces Plot to Lose Post Office Inspector Job
Veteran vice crusader Anthony Comstock alleges a conspiracy by officials in the Federal Building to remove him from the Post Office Inspector post he has held since 1877. He cites civil service protections, claims a bribery attempt of 250 000 to leave for five years, and outlines his long anti vice record and investigations.
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Mr. Morgan
Harriman
Messrs. Harriman
Ryan
General du Pont
Equitable
Equitable Office Building Corporation
Powder Company
Delaware
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
International Peace Forum
Anthony Comstock
Federal
Nassau Street
Comstock
Civil Service
Burleson
Mr. Stock
General Grant
Society For
Svory
Federal Court
Morgan
Roosevelt and party depart Mississippi for New York
Colonel Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt wrapped up a week surveying Mississippi and Louisiana game preserves and left tonight for New York after their tour.
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Pass Christian
Mise
Mississippi
Lock Wilds of
Louisiana
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York
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Equitable Life
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Thomas KF. Ryan
EK. HH. Harriman
Mr. Ryan
Mr. Harriman
Legislative Investigating Committee
Harrman
Becker
H. S. Deming
Lusitania Conspiracy
Chicago Boy
Siegel Depositors Divided
Enmore Oval
Whitestone
S. 1
William Wine
Fort T Rotten
Fort Totten
Whitestone Columbia
Wine
Murray Mill Furs
Bonwit Teller &Co
Fifth Avenue
Russia
Inspector Asserts
Bonwit Teller &,Co
Originations
Copenhagen
Peta
Delft
Norfolk
Palm Beach
Jeanne Lanvin
Eponge Suieur
Die
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Guernsey
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