Rebel Envoys May Be At Falls To Day
Niagara Falls Ontario reports that rebel envoys may arrive soon with guarantees of a Mexican armistice. Wilson pressures mediators to finish pacification, hoping to steer Carranza or Villa toward a provisional president and avert total collapse of the Constitutionalists. The mediators remain uncertain while Mexican delegates demand a neutral provisional leader and await US plans.
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George Griswold Hill
Niagara Falls
Ontariose
Carranza
Villa
Wilson
Minietor
Argentina
Washington
Dent Wilson
Huerta
United States
Vera Cruz
Cnue
Mexico
Carranzista
Villaista
Rockefeller Workers Embrace Socialism at Tarrytown Meeting
A dozen Rockefeller employees in Tarrytown joined socialist agitation led by Upton Sinclair and John W. Brown at a free speech gathering at Mrs. Charles J. Gould’s Grecian Theatre. They passed a Colorado mines resolution calling for government operation, and Sinclair notified John D. Rockefeller Jr. of the vote. Sinclair later announced his withdrawal from the free speech fight to pursue a novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Sinclair
Tarrytown
Rockefeller
Charles J. Gould
Wilson
Colorado
Rockefellers
John W. Brown
United Mine Workers
Ludlow
Sinclair
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Brown
Gould
Carranza Rejects Armistice and Mediation Limits
El Paso June 21 General Carranza forwards his reply to Niagara Falls mediators reiterating willingness to conferences to pacify Mexico but rejects discussing armistice military movements agrarian issues or provisional president. He argues mediation cannot solve transcendental internal questions and that constitutionalists must decide their own course. Villa and Carranza telegrams echo desire to unite for the revolution despite gaps.
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el Paso
Tex
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Washington
Mexico
Saltillo
Mediation Commission
Carranz
General Villa
Roberto V. Pesquiera
Villa
Pesqu
Baby Week Observed Across New York City Schools
The five boroughs unite this week in honoring Baby as King with readings of Mayor Mitchel's proclamation in public schools. Special exercises are planned in schoolhouses and a city hygiene program is run by Health Commissioner Goldwater to guide caretakers on child care.
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Baby
Mitchel
Goldwater
Street Thefts Pay Well at South Ferry
Detectives tailed crowded South Ferry area after reports of pickpockets. Anna Dale and Benjamin Harris were arrested on grand larceny charges as a wallet vanished during a wallet purchase. A bank book showing $1,700 in Dry Dock Savings Bank was found in Dale's handbag.
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Annaware
Mast 4Th St
Clinton St
South Ferry
Dry Dock Savings Bank
Finn
Harvey
Anna Dale
Benjamin Harris
Willett St
Policeman hailed by girl after lifesaving aid
Four year old Sadie Weinstein of Orchard Street cried for a kiss after Patrolman James Hadley saved her life with a makeshift tourniquet from his handkerchief. Sadie’s right wrist was badly gashed while playing with another child. The girl’s gratitude and doctors’ remaining care followed the incident.
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Weinstein
Orchard St
Sadie
James Hadley
Hadley
John Caclopo
East 63d
William Brockway
Marle McCarthy
Hero
Henry CC. Meyer
Aldus St
Brook
Fannie Ashknitz
Catherine Fesek
Passaic General Hospital
Unions Fight Law Change Hearings Start at City Hall
Unions in the trades will have spokesmen at the New York State Factory Investigating Commission hearings beginning today in City Hall. They oppose recodification of the current labor law as the commission reviews departments, factories, bakeries, public works, building, and hours and pay on railroads. John T. Taggart John Hanley David Danehy and delegates from electrical asbestos and other unions will represent the building trades.
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Ours
United Board of Business
New York State
Department of Labor
John T. Taggart
John Hanley
David Danehy
Mediation Hope Ties to Villa Carranza Split in Mexico
Washington dispatch reports the Constitutionalist split between Villa and Carranza as pivotal for mediation and Mexico's future. Officials note Villa may claim provisional presidency or push delegation to Niagara talks while Carranza seeks influence, with Obregon and Gonzales moving elsewhere as factions form.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Villa
State Department
Felipe Argeles
Angeles
Carranzn
Mexico City
Constitutionalist
Obregon
Guadalajara
Jalisco
Zacatecas
Gonzales
Department
Cow Fights Mad Dog in Barnyard Battle
In Helvidere New Jersey on June 21 a two year old cow protected her first calf from a strange dog believed rabid. The cow suffered deep bites, a horn was torn off and its tongue lacerated before it was killed. Farmers search for the dog with shotguns.
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Helvidere
N. J
Zenas W. Everitt
Boy Hero Dies In Saving Girl On Hudson Street
A five year old boy Daniel Callahan perished saving a girl Florence Donahue amid a street crowd when an outer motor vehicle roared toward the sidewalk on Hudson Street. The driver Alexander Mc Donald of East 29th Street remained at the scene. Other accidents involved Sidney Drew, Miss Murray, and a motorcyclist crash near Fort Washington Avenue.
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Hudson St
Daniel Callahan
Florence Donahue
Florence
Daniel
Alexander McDonald
29Th St
Sidney Drew
Charles Hews
Audubon Ar
Albert Livingston
Brookly
Bronx
St. Mary's Park
Albert Robitzek
Decatur Av
Charles, Pryor
Frank Laughlin
Edward Coper
46Th St
Manhattan
Sauer
Charles Major
Lving
Chestnut St
Brooklyn
George Solms
Richmod Mill
Major
Bradford St. Hospital
Rescued in midair as clothes burn during six story blaze
A three alarm fire at 219 Cherry street trapped Tony Schulta on the sixth floor top of C H Meyers stable building. Lt Jacob Levy and Fireman Frank Winttrick rescued him after scaling ladders failed. All horses were saved and damage reached $20000. Levy earned a gallantry medal for the rescue and a separate act involving two children.
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C. H. Meyer
Cherry St
Jacob Levy
Frank Wintrick
Mook and Ladder Company No. 6
Levy
Wintrick
Leutenant
Tony Schulta
Madison St
Schoenernan
Winttick
Mary Devanne
Chilean Editor Upholds Huerta
Esmael Valdes Alfonso editor of Justicia in Santiago Chile sends message to President Huerta pledging to defend the sister country. The cable from Mexico City dated June 21 reports the newspaper’s stance amid tensions, reflecting press support for the Mexican regime.
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Huerta
the Tribune
Mexico City
Esmael Valdes Alfonso
Justicia
Santiago
Chi
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