Carranza Delays Reply as Villa Feud Deepens
Carranza seeks several days to answer invitation for informal talks with Huerta envoys while tensions between Carranza and Villa escalate. Breceda accuses Villa ally Angeles and Villa’s agents including Carothers of subordination. Carranza’s force strength cited as 52,000 vs Villa's 15,500.
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Carranza
George C. Carothers
Villa
Argeles
Freceda
Carothers
State Department
Breceda
Felix Sommerfeld
Sommerfeld
Caroethers
United States
Angeles
Gonzales
Obregon
Shor Rafael Zubaran
Interior
Luis Cabrera
Bryan
Sefior Zubaran
Sefior Vasconcelos
Capt Breceda
Charles A. Douglas
Constituti Agnalists
LB. Brooks
W. E. Atkins
Brewer
Aida Eee
W. H. Baker
E. Y. Ttallaher
J. CC. Willever
GE Prion
W. W.ryder
Railway Department
M. Yorke
CRA cc
Sniertvew
Beneaict
Emeral
Topgon
J. ¢. Nelson
E. M. Mitord
DAW
RIOD
Coes
West
Igi
Ad Worthen
NIE Cig
Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa hit by third storm
The June 27 storm swept Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa causing severe washouts on the Burlington Northwestern and Southeastern railways. Tracks were washed out 509 to 1000 feet long crippling train service. Floods filled streets and basements, damaged crops and structures, felled a tobacco factory and lightning struck a church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
la Crosse
Burlington
St. Paul
Northwestern
Southeastern
Freeburg
Minn
New Albia
Lansing
Houston
Winona
Allamakee
Towa
Vernon
Wiroqua
Lavold
Fire at Sing Sing Knitting Shop Sparks Convict Uproar
At Sing Sing prison in Ossining New York June 27 a fire broke out in a rubbish box in the knitting shop after wardens investigated smoke. Warden McCormack blamed a possible cigarette stub but ruled the blaze non incendiary and convicts in nearby cells caused a loud clamor after the fire was doused. He ordered officers to record cell numbers of demonstrators and warned severe punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreial
New York Times
Ossining
WN. Y
Sing Sing
Thomas F. Wheeler
Smppoke
Martin Healy
Thomas F. McCormack
McCormack
Militant suffragists bombard royals at Hyde Park
In London June 27 militant suffragettes bypassed police and bombarded King George V and Queen Mary with pamphlets at Hyde Park. A bundle struck the King’s hat and the Queen’s parasol scattered papers. The couple reacted with humor as crowds surged toward the demonstrators and two women were arrested for insulting behavior but released on recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Queen Mary
Hyde Park
Salaries of Western Union Officials Publicized
The Western Union Telegraph Company filed with the Massachusetts Public Service Commission the 1918 compensation figures. Theodore N. Vail earned 50000 dollars, N Carlton 45000, and eighteen other officers exceeded 6000 dollars, most of them based in New York. The five figure salaries largely went to men in the New York office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Western Union Telegraph Company
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
Theodore N. Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
N. Carlton
New York
Johnson Retains World Title In Drawn Out Bout
In Paris at the Velodrome dHiver Jack Johnson defeated Frank Moran in a twenty round heavyweight title fight. Moran pressed the pace, but Johnson refused to lead, and Moran’s aggressiveness cost him as the champion stayed calm and strategic through the long bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectral Cable
New York Timees
Paris
Jack Johnson
Frank Moran
New York Times
Moran
Johnson
Mortimer Schiff
d'Hiver
Pittsburgh
Dan McKettrick
Sunday Times to Feature C Bergen Painting in Rotogravure
The Sunday Times announces a nationwide rotogravure reproduction of C Bergen's Clover Time in today’s edition. Newsdealers are instructed to ensure all copies include the supplement and readers should report missing copies to The New York Times with the dealer’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Times
C. Bergen
New York Times
Rockefeller Institute Expands with New Land and Buildings
The Rockefeller Institute announces a major expansion by adding new land and buildings. The effort makes it the most liberally endowed institute of its kind globally, enhancing facilities and research capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan D. Rockefeller
Hockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Avenue A
East River
Rockefeller
Department of Animal Pathology
James J. Hill
Henry James, Jr
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
Institute
Toust River
Animal Pathology
Theobald Smith
Harvard Medical School
Rockefeller Institute
Enstitute
England
Lister Institute
Germany
Institute For Infectious Diseases
France
Pasteur Institute
Russia
Royal Military Institute
St. Petersburg
Pansiel Ory
Mediere Iu
Roosevelt Refuses Rest Plan to End Campaign Soon
Col Roosevelt defies doctors orders to rest four months noting campaign limits. He will curtail travel, skip long Western tours, and direct Progressive efforts through lieutenants after a malaria diagnosis and medical advice. He plans a shorter schedule with key speeches and meetings, despite remaining health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Col. Roosevelt
Alexander Lambert
Lambert
California
Pittsburgh
Progressive Party
Sagamore Hill
Col
Roosevelt
Spain
Big 9
Little
Saxgamore Ell
South America
New York
der. Lambert
Machinery Hall
Exposition Hall
Rockefeller Gifts Highlight Leaders in Philanthropy
The report details John D. Rockefeller's massive philanthropy? totaling 55 million to general education and 25 million to the University of Chicago among others. It lists major donors including Andrew Carnegie, Mrs. Russell Sage, Col. Oliver H. Payne, and various educational and medical institutions receiving substantial gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ID. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Institute
General Education Board
University of Chicago
General Education
OK Y. M
Jiarnard Collese
Union Theological Seminary
Harvard University
Yale University
Scolen
Andrew Carnegie
Russell Sage
Sage Foundation
Oliver H. Payne
Cornell Medical School
University
Minister Denounces Albanian Rule in Bold Protest
The speaker declares taking responsibility to oppose Albanian oppression, condemns organized murder in Epirus as not war, and vows to unite Albanians against cantonal rule under the Prince of Wied. He claims authority over acts and seeks to influence future disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of
Wied
Georat Fred Williams
United States
Albania
Epirus
America Flies With Seven Aboard in Hydroplane Trial
Hammondport, N Y June 27 The America with seven aboard including two pilots lifted 1498 pounds of external load setting a record for airboats. Glenn Curtiss said the craft can fly with the projected load to Newfound land and Azores as it refines hydroplane boards. The seven men weighed 1178 pounds plus ballast and oil. three cement sacks were jettisoned to achieve proper balance. Curtiss planned further trials to reach maximum load as crews modify the devices.
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Hammondsport
N. Y
America
Lieut Porte
Glenn HH. Curtiss
Newfoundland
Curtiss
Azores
Ireland
Lake Keuka
Mr. Curtiss
Forte
George Hallett
William B. Gash
Rodman Wanamaker
Herbert Duckworth
Wilkinson ties to Tennessee project denied by Col Wilkinsons firm
A Birmingham official and a Spring City director outline that Col George Wilkinson’s organization has no closer business ties with Wilkinson than other officers. Michael O Grady of Chattanooga investigates Avisman’s link to a Spring City development plan and questions Avisman’s involvement. The March date is cited for efforts to recruit a corporate attorney and clarify the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spring City
Tenn
Dment
Afe
Ausman
Birmingham
Ake
Central Tennessee Development Company
George
Hdive
Torney
Bederit
Wilkinson
Michael O'Grady
Chattanooosa
Victnics
Chattanoona
Ant Whor Wilkin
Avisman
Avisman Wits
Bomb wrecks Curio Shop in Irving Place blast
Shortly after midnight a bomb exploded near the fourteen story akyacraper at 124 and East Sixteenth Street. A. L. Thika, Sons & Co. Japanese art merchants suffered shattered plate glass and thousands of dollars in damage. Inspector Owen Eugen found dynamite fragments and estimated about 26 000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Place
Sixteenth Street
TG East Sixteenth Street
A. L. Thika, Sons & Co
George Horgfeldt & Co
Owen Eugen
Bureau of Combustibles
Tie
Stop saves train as steel beam plunges near wreck
FE Ripley a Pennsylvania engineman halted a fast passenger train seconds before a 13 ton steel beam fell 125 feet from an unfinished bridge end. He braked hard and stopped the locomotive ten feet from impact. no one aboard injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ripley
Pennsylvania
Fipley
Betne
Prade
Tie
Potter Released After Corroborating Evidence Fails
Gloversville June 27 Justice Shubbard released George W Potter a wealthy farmer charged in the murder of John Barrett after a laborer Lewis Bowen confessed and testimony failed to place Potter near Barrett's home the night of the crime Potter’s release was granted on lack of corroborating evidence with Roach awaiting further statements.
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Gloversville
N. Yn
Shubbard
Ponda
Todey
George W. Potter
Tod Potter
John Barrett
Lewis Bowen
Potters
Derine Roach
Tenor Better
Barrett
Potter
Roach
Williams Severs US Ties Over Albanian Crisis
United States Minister to Greece and Montenegro George Williams declares he has resigned after asserting measures to unite Albania under cantonal forms and to save a bloodied region. He criticizes the Provisional Epirus government and the International Commission, calling for a neutral state and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Athens
George Fred Williams
United States
Greece
Mr. Williams
Albania
Epirus
International Commission of Control
Durazzo
International Commission
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Constitutionalists
ABC
Huerta
Niagara
Rafael Zubaran
Alfredo Breceda
Saltillo
Felipe Angeles
Mexico
North Dakota
Alf
Mandan
Heart River
Bismarck
Jis Esti
Rom
Gsing Prison
Blaze Fis
W. U
Vail
Carlton
Home Office
Jim Corbett
Carpentier
W. H. Rocap
Johnson-Moran
Medical Research Institute An
T. R
Paign
Clapp
Wanamaker
Supreme Court of Ohio
A. Munsey
Middle West
Wilson
Hinebaurd
New York State
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Francis W. Bird
Robinson
Rockefeller Gifts
Carnegie
Kpevial
The
Frank Kleckler
Greerea Robinson
Litthnos
Gash
Lieut
Porte
Pease Duckworth
Mer Curtiss
A. E. Ausman
East Sixteenth Street
G. W. Potter
Williams
Europe
Nor International Commission
Inde
Pendence
William of Wied
Minis
Zographos
Arryrocaustro
Hie
Holland
Kodra
Zouraphos
Corfu
Fipirus
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