Rebel Envoys May Be At Falls Today
Rebel envoys may be at Falls today as Mexican delegates press for a mediation plan. President Wilson faces a choice between Carranza and Villa as mediators seek a constitutionalist provisional president. The mediators await clarify plan details and fear a conference breakup could end peace efforts.
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Carransistas
Villa
Carranza
Winder Martial
Carranaisins
Carranes
United States
Jeu
Wilann
Wilson
Argentina
Presi‘dent
John D Helpers Cheer Socialists in Tarrytown Rally
In Tarrytown, Upton Sinclair and John W. Brow urged support for a Colorado strike, touring Mrs. Gould’s grounds where about 200 residents cheered Rockefeller foes. A unanimous mine resolution backed by the crowd urged government action. Sinclair announced his withdrawal due to a publisher contract.
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Upton Sinclair
Tarrstown
Rockefeller
Charles J Goulit
Tarrytown
Teghetering
Rockefellers
Ludlow
Lateht Binelate
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Binelair
Colorado
Gould
Brown
Siblair
Mra
Binclair
Mla
Sinclair
Carranza Rejects Mediation Limits in Niagara Talks
El Paso reports General Carranza sent replies to mediation notes from Niagara Falls mediators, reaffirming willingness to attend conferences but rejecting armistice, military moves, agrarian questions, and provisional presidency. He argues mediation cannot solve Mexico's transcendental issues and urges Constitutionalists to decide best for the nation. Villa insists there is no rift and pledges unity for the revolutionary cause.
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el Paso
Tex
Careranga
Niagara Falls
Washington
Carranza
Mexico
Constitutionalista
Niagara Palla
Saltillo
Carerane
Mediation Commission
Carrana
Fesgil
Arlen
Villa
Wbout
Yule
Visla
Dile
Sucenas
Carranna
Amdin
Mexico City
Baby Week Proclaimed for City by Mayor Mitchel
Five boroughs unite for a citywide Baby Week with a proclamation read in public schools. Health Commissioner Goldwater plans a hydrente celebration while officials seek to guide mothers on caring for younger siblings through school programs and public events.
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Iaby
Mitchel
Street thefts pay well at South Ferry precinct
Detectives watched crowds after reports of pickpockets at South Ferry. They stopped a man and a woman as a wallet passed between them. the man named Benjamin Marin of 72 Willett St and a woman named Anna Dale were arrested on grand larceny charges. A bank book showing $1,700 deposited at Deg Deck Savings Bank was found with Anna at Clinton Street station after her arrest for pocket picking.
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Anna
Clinton
South Ferry
Deg Deck Savings Bank
Fin
Harvey
Finn
Anna Dale
Benjamin Marin
Willett
Policeman Hailed After Child’s Narrow Rescue
Patrolman James Hadley saved a girl’s life after she cut her wrist while playing. A visitor described the officer as a good man, noting he improvised a makeshift tourniquet from his handkerchief to stop the bleeding. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon as officers treated her injuries.
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Weinetein
Grehard
Doetier
Aha
James Hadley
Hadley
Sete
Unions to Hear Oppose New Labor Code Changes in City Hall
Union spokesmen from building trades and related crafts will speak at the New York State Factory Investigating Commission hearings at City Hall today and tomorrow. They plan to oppose the recodification of present wage labor laws as the inquiry covers departments, factories, bakeries, food production, public works, and railroads with delegates from electrical, asbestos, hoisting engineers and waterproofers unions.
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Musefitne
United Board of Truminee
New York State
Wiace
Department of Labor
John T. Taggart
John Manley
David Danehy
Asbestom
Mediation Hopes Rise Over Villa Carranza Rift
Washington June 21 The fate of mediation and Mexico itself hinges on the split within the Constitutionalist ranks. Villa elevates General Felipe Angeles to provisional presidency while Carranza loses his minister of war. officials doubt confirmation but see possible mediation if factions unite. Rebels claim decisive victories as Obregon and Gonzales move toward Zacatecas and Guadalajara.
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Carranza
Villa
Fere
Angelos
Ul Fa
Carransi
Obregon
Guadalajara
Jaliaco
Zacatecas
State Department
Gonzales
Department
Mexico
Cow Fights Rabid Dog in Jersey Barnyard
In Helvidere New Jersey on June 2 a strange dog, believed rabid, attacked a barnyard. A two year old cow defending her first calf fought the beast and was badly wounded, losing a horn and suffering serious injuries. The cow had to be killed. Farmers plan to locate the dog using a shotgun.
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Helvidere
N. J
Zenas W. Everitt
Abd Serco
Boy hero dies in saving girl from speeding car
A five year old, Daniel Callahan, and Florence Donahue narrowly escaped danger as a car mounted the curb toward a group of children playing in Mudennet. Daniel pushed Florence aside but was struck and killed. The driver, Mex Donald, and others were uninjured. Police investigated and noted other road accidents and a torpedo range increase at Newport.
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Flornee Donahue
Florence
Daniel
Anahed
Huron
Donald
Mitray
Mise Garner
Drew
Albert Livingston
Brook
Bruns
St Mary's Park
Samuel Suner
Charles Major
Brooklyn
George Hols
Richmod
Major
Tevedld Av
Bradford St. Thoxpital
Newport
Weymouth
Naval ‘Torpedo Station
Torpute
Rescue in midair as clothes burn during six story stable blaze
Three alarm fire at C. H. Meyer's six story stable at 29 Cherry Avenue trapped a worker and horses. Lieutenant Levy and Fireman Wittrick scaled ladders, saving Tony Schalta from the fifth floor edge as flames licked higher. Several firemen and policemen injured amid cowed horse stampede. damage listed at 7000 dollars. Levy awarded a medal for gallantry with rescues of two children and the worker saved.
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C. H. Meyer
Cherey
Ein
Fin
Jaret Levy
Vraske Wintrick
Et Mookana Ladder Company No. 6
Tlonur
Levy
Wittrick
Larry'a
Tony Schalta
Im Mativonst
Aaved
Lecy
Schoener Ter Et. Wieck
Chilean Editor Upholds Huerta Message To Huerta
Chilean editor Kemuel Vantes Alfonso, editor of Ica in Santiago, sends a cable to President Huerta praising his regime. The note appears in The Tritone Mexico City dispatches noting the daily’s stance toward Mexico.
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Huerta
Tritone
Mexico City
Kemuel Vantes Alfonso
Ica
Santiago
Nae
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