Mexican plan clash grows over provisional ruler choice
The Mexican and American delegations clash over the path to peace in Mexico at Niagara Falls talks. United States proposes a bipartisan provisional government with a neutral head to assure fair elections while Mexican delegates warn the Constitutionalists may not reflect the majority and push for a two Federal two Constitutional mix with a neutral president. The dispute centers on who can command legitimacy and end bloodshed as talks extend into dawn with no immediate agreement.
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Amercan
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Basa
Huerta
Carranza
Tiumphant
Mexico City
Sudio
Jae
United States
Eeme
Carranaa
Seflor Rabase
Washington
Villa Ts
San Antonio
Wilson
Villa
Ican
Muerta
Kinio Rabasa
Nan
Argentina
Hare ‘Yard
Foresees Failure of Peace Parleys in Mexico
Cable notes in The Morning Post editorial that the Mexican peace conference is likely to fail and President Wilson may retry force of arms. The piece asserts ongoing international pressure and predicts continued instability, with Cantillo and Carranza in potential open rupture and a struggle for dominance once the common goal is toppled.
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the Tribune
London
Mexico
Teading
Morning Post
Wilson
Wateh
Carrange
Will
Earler
Kioorna
Research Girl Mabie Dies After Diphtheria
Miss Mabie twenty died at New Rochelle from heart disease following diphtheria. daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Mabie of Edgewood Park. She planned a career in pathological research as a Polyclinic Hospital student. Officials denied lab exposure caused her illness. She played for New Rochelle High School girls basketball team that won Westchester County in 1911.
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Mabie
Marion
Ralph Rk, Mabie
Edgewood Park
New Rochelle
Minas Mabie
FM. Jeffries
Pleasantville
Miss Mabie
Dr. Jeffries
Miss Mable
Westchester County
Villa Denies War With Carranza
Villa states there are no differences with General Carranza and no changes to constitutionalist strategy. He says leaders should not hinder the united effort to defeat Mexico’s enemies and that patriots will then work together for all.
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Torreon
Mexico
Goulds in Tax Suit Over Foreclosure of $54000 Lien
George J. Gonna filed a Supreme Court suit against his brother Howard Gould and Howard’s wife Katherine Clemmons Gould to foreclose a $54,000 tax lien on a property at the southeast corner of Fifthay. The plaintiff bought the lien from the Collector of Assessments and Arrears and seeks to validate it. If unpaid, defendants risk losing all interest in the property and Mrs. Gould’s dower. Howard and Katherine are separated by decree, with alimony payments of $36,000 annualized.
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George J. Gonna Wrougne
Supreme Court
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Fifthay
Rich begs way to cell on Blackwell's Island
Joe Vono was picked up Wednesday night in Thirday by Patrolman Cunningham of the East District and charged with vagrancy. Proba tion Officer Coffey investigated and found Vono lived at 42 West End Ave with furnished rooms and three bankbooks showing deposits over 12,000. He appeared sincere but wore a breast decorated with shoelaces. Magistrate Slams sentenced him to fifteen days on Blackwell's Island.
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West Enday
Blackwell’s Island
Joe Vono
Cunningham
Coffey
West End Av
Slams
Sinclair speech blockade echoes in Tarrytown estate dispute
Upton Sinclair lost a speaking opportunity after Mrs. Gould barred the Sunday gathering on her estate due to neighbor objections. A public forum was proposed at Grecian theatre if Mayor Mitchel approves, with Rockefeller family ties noted and the event tied to the Colorado situation. A torn rage doll linked to the Ludlow tragedy is slated for exhibition to raise sympathy for Colorado strikers.
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Upton Sinclair
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
C. J. Gould
Tarrytown
Colorado
Mraid
Pierson
Sinclair
Leonard Abbott
Peacemakers Work to Unite Villa and Carranza
The State Department has telegrams from Northern Mexico indicating efforts by Villa and Carranza supporters to reconcile. Collector Cobb of El Paso reports close Constitutionalists contact and an expected understanding between the rebel leaders, while Washington shows mixed feelings about any settlement favoring Constitutionalists but wary of Carranza.
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Eree
Washington
State Department
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
Cobb
el Paso
Carrenen
Huerta
Carranga
Villa Shoul
Villa rushes big army to Zacatecas
Telegraph report from June 18 states General Pancho Villa sends fifteen troop trains with 18 000 Federals and 10 000 of Nutera to Zacatecas in a strategic move to flank and delay Pasqual Orozco at San Luis Potosi. Villa plans to follow with additional forces within two days unless northern conditions change.
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the Tribune
Torreon
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Zacatecas
San Luis Potosi
Orozco
Villa
Canton
Nutera
Court Decides Religion in Guardianship Case
Surrogate Cohalan ruled yesterday that twelve year old Margaret Molinaro is a Protestant child despite Catholic parentage. The girl, raised as a Methodist by guardians Mr. and Mrs. W I Jones, expressed desire to continue Protestant faith. The decision permits the Joneses to qualify as guardians.
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Cohalan
Margaret Molinearo
W. I. Jones
Jones
Thomas J. Lynch
Catholic Protective Society
Margaret Molinaro
Film Show In Church Brings Joy To 200 Attendees
Entertainment Society at The Old First Church transformed the Fifth ay and 12th church into a moving picture house last night. About two hundred children and as many adults enjoyed films that mixed instruction and amusement. The society hopes clergy will help convert silent churches into summer evening entertainment venues for the poor. Several pastors approved the idea and numerous local notables attended.
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First
Church Entertainment Society
John H. Jagter
Nelson Th. Henry
R. A. Johnson
J. Heron Crossman
Simon Baruch
Charles Merritt Field
Juliett Thompson
Sophie Irene Loeb
Ferey
Grant
Howard DuMeld
Edward H. Johnstone
Paul Poindexter
Mai
Thomas
Mediation on Nicaragua Mexico issues riles U S senators
Washington June 18 officials fear Niagara Falls mediation may end tomorrow without new proposals. United States aims to expose, not blame, the Constitutionalists while Huerta resists. If mediation fails, expect continued troops on the border and no Vera Cruz withdrawal. Senate Foreign Relations plans a Nicaragua bankers inquiry into ties with the government and the canal deal. Bryan and Douglass testified on stock holdings of Nicaragua railways and banks tied to American financiers.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
A 1
Huerta
United States
Niagara Falls
World First
ABC
Latin America
Carranya
Villa
Mexico City
Bryan
Niagara Walls
Vera Cruz
Texas City
Republic
American State Department
Senate
Nicaragua
Charles A. Douglas
Thearaguan National Bank
Railrord
Douglass
Smith
Michigan
Brown Bros. & Co
J. W. Seltzman & Co
Speyer & Co
United States Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Republic of Nicaragua
Shively
Jeter
Nicaraguite
Lnrmely
National Railroad
National Bank
Priso
de Claro
Car Patrol Van Used After Arrest Foils Gang Canoe Upsets
West Side figure Spanner Smith and sonKenure West 17th led a gang that fought two patrolmen near Tenth Avenue. After a streetcar was halted to deliver their captive, Smith and followers clashed with officers including Patrolmen Krozer and Derleth. Smith, linked to the Gaynor clubbing order, showed injuries upon arrest. Two youths in a canoe at Emmons Dock near Seagate capsized, later rescued after a long search. A body found at Manhattan Beach was identified as Thomas Jordan Jr., son of Captain Jordan, who, with Clarence Brown, went missing with their canoe from Bensonhurst March 2. Brown remains missing.
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Spanner, Smith, & sonKenure
West 17Th
Kroger
Smith
Derleth
Staien
Gaynor
Patrolen
Brooklyn
Joseph Williams
UE Sthst
John Morriney
Em Fifthay
Emmons Dock
Coney Inland Creek
Seagate
Atlantic Yacht Club
Aceleg
Coney Inland
Yacht Elite House
Manehattan Beach
Thomas Jordan, Jr
Jordan
Ttuna
Clarence Brown
Brown
Fort Hamilton
Bensonburet
Congress Passes Bill for Extraordinary Session on Peace Talks
Mexico City June 1 The standing committee of Congress approved the executive bill to convene an extraordinary session on Monday to address matters related to the peace negotiations at Niagara Falls.
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Huerta
Mexico City
Standing Committee of
Congress
Niagara Falls
Bald Head Club of America Plans October Banquet
Officers in Winsted Connecticut announced the Bald Head Club of America will hold its annual banquet at Hotel Winchester on October 29. The club has received membership applications from every US state plus London and Paris inquiries for constitutions. John Rodemeyer, founder, was elected chairman and several members including Martin Rauter and Roscoe Benjamin L. were named to the club.
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Winsted
Conn
Omcers
Bald Head Club of America
Winchester
Unio
London
Paris
Ihs
Iowa
Hartford
New Hat Bridgeport
Pittsfield
John Rodemeyer
Canaan Editee
Bald Head Club
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George J. Sues Howard
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