Mediation Talks in Niagara Falls Aim to Halt Mexican War
The article details the mediation efforts surrounding Carranza and Villa, stressing that prolonging talks may keep the armistice with U S forces at Vera Cruz intact. It notes key mediators Noon and Suarez, debates over a provisional president, and the challengers of selecting a neutral candidate acceptable to both sides amid the Mexican conflict.
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Vera Cruz
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Justice Lamar
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Niagara Falls
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Mediation plan eyed to link Constitutionalists at Niagara Falls
Mediators proposed a course to avoid a deadlock between American and Huerta delegates. Aiming to include Constitutionalists through separate talks, Justice Lamar and Frederick W. Lehmann would handle meetings with Huerta reps via the mediation board. Washington may invite Gen. Carranza. Calderon’s move to Washington affects Constitutionalist interests.
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Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Huerta
Mediation Board
Noon
Washington
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Niagara Falls
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Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Liberal Party
Salino
Cabrera Rejects Neutral Provisional President Plan
Special to The New York Times reports Luis Cabrera, a Niagara mediation delegate for Carranza, issued a statement outlining the constitutionalist view of the Mexican crisis. The document, approved by the Mexican government in Washington, emphasizes adherence to Carranza’s line and warns any relaxation of armistice or mediation terms could shift positions in the mediation.
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New York Times
Washington
Luis Cabrera
Niagara
Carranza
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Rafael Zubaran
Agara Falls
Mary
Zubar
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Carranze
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Carrange
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ABC
Huerta
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Sfairs
Ween Huerta Anc International
Danamipaticoe
Carranza Acknowledges Efforts of Attributable Figures
The text notes Carranza expressing attentive consideration toward those who contributed, acknowledging their efforts and placing himself in a stance of careful appraisal.
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Carranza
Carranza mediation stance confounds ABC envoy talks
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Carranza remains firm on terms for Mexico mediation, rejecting broad armistice and wider internal settlement. ZuBaran notes the Constitutionalist leader’s insistence on limited terms and U.S. mediation scope, signaling continued stalemate amid Niagara talks.
Villa Denies Saltillo Reports Amid Zacatecas Fighting
Saltillo hears that the attack on Zacatecas has begun with rebel victories as Gen. Villa denies reports of pro tempore presidents and Cabinet upheaval. Dispatches say fighting resumed at Zacatecas under Villa with three Federal positions captured. no casualty figures yet. Carranza receives Cuban newspaper telegraphs praising his stance in international affairs.
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Laredo
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Villa
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1 Mundo
Heraldo de Cuba
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No Backstairs Conference Shapes Mexican Mediation
Constitutionalists in Washington discussed Fernando Calderon and others as possible links to Carranza leaders while weighing mediation talks with Huertista delegates. They insist on equal footing and fear internal Mexican disputes, notably between Carranza and Villa, could complicate international talks. The U.S. plans Vera Cruz evacuation only after a full settlement is reached.
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Carranza
Befhor Cabrertta Ayea
Huert Carranza
Mexico
Turebide
Comonfort
de la Barra
Carranza Still Obdurate in Mediation Talks
General Carranza remains unreconciled with mediators at Niagara Falls. He sent a reply to notes of June 2 and 5 to the Constitutionalists in Washington, reiterating willingness to join talks aimed at pacifying Mexico while opposing discussions on agrarian reform, arming, or a provisional president. The Saltillo report adds his stance signals the end of the diplomatic exchange, with no renewal expected.
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Washington
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Truerta
Cabrera
Sefior
Legation
Jpos
Sefior Cabrera
Miguel Covarrubias
London
Rusaia
Covarrablas
Madero
de Lib Barra
Calero
Hernandez
Ernesto Madero
Diaz
Huerta
WHO
Mexico
EL Paso
Texas
Niagara Falla
Niagara Malls
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Niagara Allo
Saltillo
Calderon Likely To Take Charge Of Constitutionalist Ties
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Carranza envoys in the capital unsatisfactory to Carranza and Villa. Calderon, after conference with Carranza at Saltillo, may assume leadership of Constitutionalist interests in Washington. He could begin formal talks with American and Huerta representatives at Niagara Falls. Villa advances toward Mexico City as mediators seek to delay until new official word arrives.
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Carranza
Rafael Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
Gen. Villa
Tyghentas Wernandd
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Villa
Mexico City
New. Huerta
Mexico
Mazatlan Standdown Reported by Constitutionalists
June 20 Mazatlan dispatch says Constitutionalist officers ordered a indefinite halt to attack and that surrounding troops expect relief. They report capture of Las Penas at Handeras Bay about 200 miles south. Fifteen sailors to be chosen for Annapolis. Mr. Bacon, remaining American at Guaymas, has died. San Tieno.
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Mazatlan
Cby
Las Penas
Handeras Bay
Mazatias
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Bacon
Guaymas
San Tieno
Orozco Reinforced as Villa Plans Zacatecas Attack
Reports from Mexico City indicate General Villa plans a major assault on Zacatecas with 25 000 troops siege guns and seven rapid firers. Blanquet says Zacatecas is well defended and that Orozco is being sent from San Luis Potosi to reinforce the garrison. The piece notes political and judicial moves and international reactions.
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New York Times
Mexico City
Villa
Zacatecas
Manuel Chao
Chihuahua
Carranza
Ismael Valdes Alfonso
Justicia
Santiago
Chile
Huerta
Blanquet
Pascual Orozco
San Luis Potosi
Blanuet
Gregorio Alcaraz
Sefior lListeva Hulz
Congress
Niagara Falls
Rebels Win Eastern States Amid Southern Campaign Build Up
Saltillo dispatch reports the Constitutionalists control northern Vera Cruz and much of Puebla. Gen Nicolas Flores reports capturing Hidalgo and aligning 4,000 troops with Carranza. Municipal officers are elected in several towns. Thirty thousand troops concentrate near Saltillo for a planned southward push, with reinforcements arriving from the north and central chiefs directing the campaign.
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Saltillo
Laredo
Texas
Vera Cruz
Puebla
Caringranza
Nicolas Flores
State of
Hidalgo
Carranza
Flores
Chen
Camamacho
Central States
Gonzales
Villareal
Nuevo Leon
Pastor Roulx
Durango
Murgla
Elizondo
Orizatlan
Villa to Relieve Natera and Seek Carranza Backing
The El Paso report says General Villa plans to demand Gen Panfilo Natera's resignation while insisting no rift with Gen Carranza. Villa reportedly seeks supreme command at Zacatecas with Carranza soon naming him overall military leader there. A June 17 telegram from Roberto Pesquiera urged unity and service to the cause.
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New York Times
EL Paso
Villa
Carranza
Panfilo Natera
Juarez
Con
Torreon
Zacatecas
Roberto V. Pesquiera
Pesquiera
Donaruca
Rebels Repulsed as Federal Forces Advance North of City
Local reports say Villa and Carranza factions disagree over a crisis strategy while rebels under here have been repulsed with reinforcements suffering heavy losses. Federals now hold advanced positions well north of the city.
Ousted men seek reinstatement under Carranza Villa clash
Carranza agents appealed to Villa for the reinstatement of officials ousted from Juarez offices and the return of 10,000,000 pesos in Constitutionalist paper seized by Villa troops. Roberto Pesquierti and Lorenzo de la Garza met to discuss the matter while Aguirre and Perez Abreu were named as possible mediators. Vesquiers will remain on the border as Alberto Pani heads to Saltillo for talks with the Constitutionalist leader.
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EL Paso
Carranza
Juarez
Villa
National Treasury
Roberto Pesquierti
Lorezo de la Garza
Serapio Aguirre
H. Perez Abreu
Department of Gobernacion
Carranga
Chihuahua
Alberto Pani
Saltillo
Vesquiers
Barrett Optimistic On Mexico Mediation Progress
Johnw Tarrett, director general of the Pan American Union, says mediation for Mexico may succeed with patient backing from mediators and world opinion. He cites the influence of Ambassadors and ministers Naon and Suarez and forecasts a suitable mediator to be named within three weeks.
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New York
Washington
Johna Tarrett
Pan- American Union
United States
Argentina
Panama
Colombia
Vian
Noon
Dit Gama
Naon and
Suarez
South America
America
Soldier Oscar Hendrickson Buried With Military Honors
Vera Calumet Michigan June 21 Oscar F Hendrickson a private in Company B R Twenty eighth United States Infantry died at Vera Cruz on June 3 and was buried today with military honors Copper County military organizations and citizens of Calumet paid tribute to the memory of the young soldier The body was taken to Hendrickson parents home and later lay in state in the armory of the Calumet engineers
Newsboys Trail Hoboken Paper Thieves
Two men from Jersey City were arrested after posing as detectives to steal about four dollars from newsboys at the Barclay Street Ferry. They boarded a New York to Hoboken ferry, fled to the ferry house, were chased by a gateman and a policeman, and detained at Hoboken Police Headquarters.
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William Conwahy
William Changer
Webster Avenues
Jersey City
Hoboken
Barclay Street
New York
Joseph Dellews
George Agar
Washington Street
Louis Masser
Rector Street
Barclay Street Ferry
Manhattan
Conway
Changer
Daring Fire Rescue Delights Crowded Street Scene
Two firemen led a dangerous six story ladder rescue at Cherry Street near Rutgers saving a man at a window as flames engulfed a stable. A second blaze at Reade Street near Church trapped nineteen firemen and horses while officers aided and a ladder rescue brought all safe to the roof amid cheers.
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Frank Wintrick
E. Meyer
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Isheade Street
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Talking Machine Company
Joseph Kennedy
Madison Street
Kenton
Nown Cabra
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Lieut. Levy
Wireman Wintrick
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Laddler
Niatrick
Tony Schultz
Levy
Stanton
Attorney Streets
Water Street
Schoaner
Wintrick
Strong
Mary Bevanne
Ab Cherry Street
Firefighter Rescue Incident Mentioned With Hospitalization
A fire in progress led to Capt William Corey and ten firemen, including Conrad Schwall of Engine Company, being overcome. Lieut. Humphreys of Flook and Ladder 1 were also affected, with one firefighter hospitalized afterward.
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William Corey
Engine Company
Conrad Schwall
Lieut
Humphreys
Flook
Ladder 1
Boat Burns On The Sound Near Sands Point
Paul Valance civil engineer and two friends fled into the water when his twenty eight foot power launch Twin Kid caught fire at the edge of the sound between Sands Point and Hart Island. A backfire is suspected to have set the boat afire. Valance suffered severe burns to the throat and was taken to Fordham Hospital after rescue by nearby boats. The craft sunk.
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Theironx
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Valance
Fordham Floa‘stalinj
Mismatch in Bag Murder Clues Spurs New Leads
The torso found in a burlap bag near Mohawk river prompted police to race through clues. Katherine, once thought victim, wrote to her parents two days earlier, and authorities doubt a ransom or robbery motive. District Attorney directs river search. reward contemplated to spark new tips.
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New York Times
Schenectady
Poles Stynex
Pierce
Dslebetin
Tetterfarm
Cellins
Katherine
Chauffeur Drives Auto Into Saloon To Avoid Child
Gustave Turgin a Woodhaven New York chauffeur drove an auto mail truck into John J Hickeys saloon on Hudson Street to avoid hitting a child. He was severely cut by glass and received medical care at Vincent Hospital. The vehicle then backed out and continued to a barge terminal.
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Water Street
Woodhaven
Queens
Fiction Street
Ile
Toumm
King Street
John J. Hickey
Hiudson Street
Chine
Martin
Vincent
Turnm
Emerson PD
Dietrich
Hoy Parkway
Tensonhurst
Kansas City
Emerson
Erasmus Hall High School
Hin Stadium
Cornel
Heroism Prize to Girl Scout for lifesaving act
The National Red Cross announced it awards its first four prize for heroism to Doris Sipp, a Savannah Georgia Girl Scout Captain, for saving a man overcome by gas while digging a well. She used first aid and the Sylvester method of artificial respiration.
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Washington
National Red Cross
Doris Sippheroism
Savannah
Cnn
Brooklyn lion cage tragedy claims man in wild show
A keeper describes a fatal incident as lions including cage mate Truby attack in a Chicago circus arena. Dietrich, 22, a Brooklyn native and former athlete, was killed after entering the cage against warnings. Mme Castillo and others related the sequence and impact of the tragedy.
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Truby
Pimerson
Ble
Lee Tne
McCord
Metford
Dietrich
Mme. Cantillo
Toronto
Fens
Coastillo
Mme. Castillo
Chicago
New York
Boy Dies of Tetanus After Foot Injury
A 10 year old boy from Provost Charles Miller area died in Fordham Hospital from tetanus. He injured his foot on a hard object while passing a vacant lot on June 1. Initial scratch worsened, infection formed, and he deteriorated until death two days after hospital admission.
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Charles Miller
Light Street
Mast
Chester
Fordham Hospital
Cent
Avene
Wounded Youth in East New York Shootout
John Cirotlo of 9024 Fulton Street East New York was wounded last evening at Dean Street and Stockaway Avenue when two unidentified Italian youths exchanged pistol fire in a quarrel over a girl. Police seek the shooters.
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East New York
Dean Street
Stockaway Avenue
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