Mediation stalls as Niagara talks fail to name Provisional President
Informal peace conference factions fail to agree on a Provisional President for Mexico. American and Huerta delegates clash with Constitutionalist leaders over neutral candidates and possible armistice, while Dr Naon leaves for Yale and Harvard talks.
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Huerta
Mexico
United States
ABC
Carranza
Washington
Bryan
Wilson
Niagara
Nanmica
Ibuerta
Iluerta
Wilson Faces Double Deadlock in Washington
President Wilson confronts a potential double deadlock as he presses for assent on a key issue. The article notes the new president’s challenge amid political friction and mounting opposition in Washington.
One Day Cold Cure Claim Targets Bromo Quinine
An ad asserts a single remedy named Bromo Quin ine or Lax a Five Bromo Quinine cures a cold in one day. It mentions signature by B W Grove and a claimant Koo Ady. The text appears as a brief promotional notice with dubious medical claims.
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B W. Grove
Mexican Political Shifts Open Door to Diaz Huerta Pact
The arrival of Pedro Del Villar, an associate of Gen. Felix Diaz, in the Mexican colony, signals possible talks with Huerta forces on a revisional government. Constitutionalists expect Diaz to back a neutral candidate favored by Huerta delegates at Niagara Falls.
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Huerta
Felix Diaz
Pedro Lascurain
Mexico
Diaz
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico City
Fernando Gonzales
Manuel Gonzales
Niagara Falls
United States
Clen
Gonzales
Gen
Cientifico
Gen. Diaz
Wilson
Charles A. Towne
Bryan
Washington
Pedro del Villar
del Villar
Niagara
Envoys Appeal to Bryan Over Terrazas Kidnapping
On June 15 in Niagara Falls Ontario Ambassador da Gama of Brazil pressed Secretary Bryan via American delegates to secure the release at Chihuahua of Luis Terrazas Jr wealthy landowner held by Mexican Constitutionalists. The case, first of its kind handled through mediators, follows a ransom demand and threats of death by rebels.
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Laook
Sefior da Gama
Washington
Emilio Rabasa
United States
Io Weiting
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
Bryan
Chihuahua
Luis’ Terrazas, Jr
Terrazas
Pers Sree Co
Huerta
Frederick W. Lehmann
Battle reports and Tampico raids in Mexico follow up
Gen Barron reports eight days of fighting at Zacatecas with Constitutionalists repulsed and leaders Caloca Triana killed while Panfilo Natera was wounded. Federal forces claimed gains, captured machine guns and ammunition as Zaragoza cites American spies and Tampico raids.
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Barron
Zacatecas
Benjamin Argumedo
Juan Cabral
Caloca
Triana
Panfilo Natera
Blanquet
Huerta
Zaragoza
Tampico
Victoria Hotel
Pablo Gonzalez
Panuco
Constitutionalists Repulsed at Zacatecas in Heavy Battles
Reports from Zacatecas indicate Gen. Natera with about 7 000 troops attacked El Grillo and Vera Grande mountains and were repulsed by machine gun fire. Four assaults failed. Constitutionalists suffered heavy losses. Carranza called for reinforcements as Barron’s Federal force held the garrison.
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Zacatedas
el Grillo
Vera Grande
Siate
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Carranza
Mexican Revolution Update From Zacatecas to Guadalajara
Report from Torreon and Douglas notes Villa's forces advancing toward Zacatecas with about two thousand Constitutionalists aiming to cut off Federal retreat and seize the city. Obregon's troops approach Guadalajara within 40 kilometers as civil government forms in Jalisco.
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Ariz
Alfaro Obregon
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Francisco E. Elias
Obregon
M. M. Dieguez
Dieguez
Manzanillo
Colima City
Alamillo
Colima
Huerta
Huertata
Mission to aid Mexico endorsed by Albert Shaw
Dr. Albert Shaw of New York endorsed Wilson's Mexican policy in a Virginia lecture praising U S military actions at Vera Cruz and arguing for a limited protective relationship rather than annexation. He urged aiding Mexican reforms and education while noting past Texas and California annexations and contrasting with Porto Rico and the Caribbean example.
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New York Times
Charlottesville
Wilson
Albert Shaw
New York
the Review of Reviews
Washington and Jefferson
University of Virginia
Shaw
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Texas
California
United States
Porto Rico
Ybra Cruz
Villa flees to United States amid mutiny reports
Capital dispatches report the Foreign Relations Department receiving word that Gen. Villa is fleeing Saltillo for the United States amid a mutiny in his ranks. Indicting papers alleged to prove Villa conspired to sell part of Mexico to the United States. About 1000 of his soldiers near Torreon have deserted, selling their arms and dispersing.
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NEW York Times
Mexico City
Foreign Relations Department
Villa
United States
Saltillo
Mexico
Torreon
Funston's Foes Reinforced Near Vera Cruz
In Vera Cruz area reinforcements for Gen. Rubio Navarrete reach San Francisco, 20 miles from Vera Cruz, bringing Mexican strength to about 3000. Mexican scouting parties ride ahead, gesture at American posts within 100 yards, while Mexican defenses are strengthened around San Francisco. A marine company arrives to bolster provost forces.
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Rubio Navarrete
San S Francisco
Funston
San Francisco
Boat Crews Tie For Cup In Veracruz Races
In Vera Cruz on June 15 the Florida and Utah cutter crews finished tied for the Rattenberg Cup. The Florida crew will race the British Suffolk while Utah returns home. Wyoming keeps the James Town Cup after a final sprintbeat Utah.
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New York Times
Vera Cruz
Florida
Utah
Wyoming
Start Inquiry Into New York's Mishap
Hamburg line authorities have not received word on the position of its vessel as ships crash in New York waters. Investigators begin probe into the collision with other ships, aiming to determine negligence and compensation.
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New York
Pretoria’s Damage Slight Captain Tells The Times
In a wireless message dated June 15 from Pretoria S S Dugge reports to The Times that there is no danger to passengers ship or cargo. He says the port bow about twenty feet above the waterline is only slightly damaged the ship remains firm and tight and all passengers are well and in very good humor.
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Cape Race
N. F
New York
Hoboken
Dugge
Inquiry into collision of New York and Pretoria at Custom House
The Board of Inspectors will hear Capt Roberts and crew at 10 tomorrow to determine if American officers certificates should be suspended or withdrawn. The Pretoria remains under German flag and no public blame session is planned. Officials say U S inspectors and Lloyds surveyors examined the hull and found no leaks as rivets held firm.
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Holman Suit Details In Hartford Divorce Case
In Hartford on June 1 the $50,000 suit of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Holman against her former husband Rev. Cranston Brenton and two Stratford physicians proceeded with testimony. Dr. Paul Waterman admitted arranging Mrs Brenton's care at a facility in Brattleboro Vermont while denying disclosure to Mrs Holman or her mother about the asylum. The case centers on a claimed kidnapping and false confession used to secure Brenton's divorce prior to Mrs Holman’s marriage to Holman.
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Hartford
Elizabeth A.C. Holman
Waterville
Cranston Brenton
Yonkers
Startford
Paul Waterman
Oliver Colton Smith
Brenton
Brattleboro
Holman
Waterman
Susan B. Curtis
Chiefs May Oust Burns Over Atlanta Case
The International Association of Police Chiefs may strip William J. Burns of membership after the convention session Tuesday. Frank J. Cassada and Michael Regan back the move, citing Burns’s role in the Leo M. Frank Atlanta case and his press oriented approach in other matters.
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Mich
William J. Burns
Burns
Ageney
International Association of Police Chiefs
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Elmira
N. Y
Michael Regan
Buffalo
Leo M. Frank
Atlanta
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Wilson in Council Pushes Trust Plan
President dismisses Underwood misquotation while noting calls to adjourn only after trust bills pass. He says business growth remains normal and urges early adjournment after enacted measures, amid letters from Pictorial Review Company urging delay of anti business legislation and a campaign to influence Congress.
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Leom Lewin
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Thirty-ninth Street
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Mr. Lewin
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Lewin
Alimeit
Paris
Simmons declines Federal Reserve Board appointment
Simmons Hardware Company chairman QT Laouim June Ehich Bhimmons, in a formal letter weeks earlier, declined a spot on the Federal Reserve Board. He cites age and health as reasons and argues anti trust regulation would hinder business prosperity while defending the President from perceived negative articles.
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June Ehich
G Bhimmons
Simmons Hardware Company
Federal Reserve Board
Simmons
Letter Explains Declination From Board Appointment
A dated missive reveals an eminent individual denying links between a recent board-appointment rejection and a personal letter to the administration representative. Health and age are cited as barriers, though the writer affirms support for the President’s policies and proposed currency system.
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Senate Judiciary panel discusses Clayton bill pace
The Senate Committee on the Judiciary opened consideration of the Clayton bill to amend the Sherman Anti-Trust Act in Washington. Progress was limited as terms were debated and hearings plans unsettled with numerous requests on file. committee to meet again at 10 30 to continue the bill.
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Senate Committee On the Judiciary
President address shifts graduation venue in New Jersey
President Wilson could not attend the Park Ridge high school graduation in New Jersey. Graduates gathered at the White House where the President addressed them.
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White House
Warpington
Wilson
Park Ridge
N. J
Wyte
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