Carranza Agents Heads to Washington Amid Mexican Rift
Three Carranza agents led by Fernando Calvecon are due in Washington to consult informally on the Mexican crisis. The delegation aims to represent constitutionalists after Rafael Zubaran’s departure, as U S policy struggles between Carranza and Villa factions and Niagara Falls mediation drags on.
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Washington
Carranza
Yernando Calvecon
ABC
Rafael Zubaran
Northern
Dora
Hom
Issates
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Cal
Huerta
Niagara
Helesias Calderon
Suo
Leopolds Espinosa
Rene
York
Sayes Teacher Played Clown in Brooklyn Divorce Suit
The Supreme Court in Brooklyn opened a divorce case brought by Phoebe Cottrell against Royal L. Cottrell. The couple’s history includes a former husband and a co respondent Brealah Miller, with detectives citing incidents involving surveillance and a car tied to alleged infidelity.
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Pratt Institute
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Phoebe ©. Cottrell
South Deford
Royal L. Cottrell
Greenear
Cottrell
Scot
Brealah M. Miller
Ryerson St
Johnson
Ates
Tal
Manhattan
Miller
Paw Cottrell
Room rented to Cotty visitor cited in trial
Place testified she rented a room from Mrs Miller on December 29 112 and found Cottrell not a frequent visitor The girls treated him with familiarity She described moments where he was dressed in a nightgown and cap tucked into Mrs Millers bed He painted his face with rouge and eyebrow pencil impersonating a clown Attempts to remove the makeup failed Mrs Miller later cleaned his face with cold cream The trial will continue.
Disagree On Liner Sunk Spot In Empress Collision
Dominion commission hears that Capt Kendall and First Officer Tuftenes used different maps and marked spots for the Empress of Ireland wreck that did not align with Captain Gagnon’s chart. Testimony covers collision position, Storstad course, and timing logs, with delays in memoranda and scrutiny of crew gratuities.
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Quebec
Kendall
Alfred Tuftenes
Storstad
Dominion Commission
Gagnon
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Tuftenes
United States
Cuftenes
Haight
McLeod
Empress
Einar Reitnertz
Reitnertz
Reitnerts
Father Point
Montreal
Taftenes
GR. Melsune
Dominion Coal Company
Lord Mersey
McIsane
Wanamaker Sea Flyer Launched Amid Festive Comedy
The Wanamaker Sea Flyer was launched in Hammondsport with Miss Masson splitting a champagne bottle, after repeated mishaps and a dramatic hammer blow by Porte. Spectators cheered as the huge plane slid into water, Porte plans to fly tomorrow en route to Newfoundland, seeking a successful transatlantic crossing.
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Porte
Glenn H
Curtiss
Mason
Atlantic
Hammondsport
America
Ports
Newfoundland
Jenve
St. John's
Girl in bottle note sparks river search for missing Millie Green
A bottle carried by a deckhand near Keagan Elia contained a note in a woman's hand claiming she is held by two men. Police launched a riverwide hunt from the Consolidated Cost Company's docks toward Hudson and 162nd Street, interviewing crews and checking boats, but found no trace of Millie Green or her captors. Investigators suspect a hoax from a weekend river outing.
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Ber Park
Elijah
Consolidated Cost Company
Reagan
Hudson
Millie Green
Heagan
Police
Captain Sullivan
Sullivan
Manhattan
Inspector Faurot
Etation
180Th St
Jhith
Strangled Babe Found Near Bridgeport Brook
A baby boy about one or two years old was found strangled near Bruce's Brook Bridgeport early this morning. The body was taken to the city morgue for examination with authorities calling it a brutal crime. Detectives from headquarters were assigned, and two suspects are being watched though identities remain undisclosed pending further information.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Bruce's Brook
Birmingham
Andrew Borinick
Andrew Korveko
Stratford
New England
Powers Threaten Haitian Customs in Caribbean Crisis
Washington reports say European powers France and Germany plan to seize Haitian custom houses to collect revenues amid debt disputes with Hayti. The United States considers action necessary and will discuss at a Cabinet meeting. If carried out, it would implicate the Monroe Doctrine.
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Washington
Hayti
France
Germany
United States
Mayti
Fort Au Prince
Akill
Fie
State Department
Zamor
Zamnor
US Seen Taking Charge of Haitian Custom Houses
Concern grows over foreign powers gaining control of Hayti finances seen as a threat to the Monroe Doctrine. Some argue the United States must oversee Haitian customs as in Santo Domingo, despite military challenges. Rebels have seized a Cape Maytien railway, with no American fatalities reported.
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Hayti
United States
Santo Domingo
Wilson
Cape Maytien
McAdoo Drops Subway Fight Over Easement Clash
Mayor Mitchel signs amended terms as misread cost of the Post Office Building easement sparks delay. An eight foot subway roof clearance suggests limited damage, a 10 foot temporary easement granted, and city to reimburse the government for potential damage or delays to Treasury transfers.
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Mitchel
McAdoo
Horace
Ely & Co
Wath
Public Service Commission
McAdoots
Board of Aldermen
Board of
Broadway Wed Park Place
Postonice
Treasury Department
Bay State Injury Act Upheld by Supreme Court
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, sitting en banc, upheld the state workmen compensation act ruling that an injured employee cannot file a separate common law damage claim for injuries arising during employment. The decision clarifies waiver of rights and confirms the compensation framework remains exclusive.
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Ston
Super Court
MIT Plans Course in Aerial Science
MIT announces a new aeronautics course for September at the Sachugetts Tuatieute institute. Professor C. L. Peabody will direct the program, with faculty involvement. The aim is to train designers and builders of aircraft, not pilots, requiring students to produce working drawings of planes, hydroplanes, and dirigibles.
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Sachugetts Tuatieute
Thar Lenlesear Ins
Aero Club of America
Peabody
Univerailien
Pirote
Eeff Aeroneee Gat
Guthekeds
Aero Club officials hail growing aeronautical field
Officials of the Aero Club welcomed the news noting that European governments spend vast sums annually to advance science making the aeronautical field broad for young entrants.
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Aered
The
Aero Club
Eneiean
Dinner bill spat as Friends of Ireland face court obstacle
James B. Regan owner of the Knickerbocker sues the Friends of Ireland for 1672 pounds over a St Patrick’s Day banquet. Justice McAvoy recuses due to attendance at the feast, threatening jury impartiality. Trial to be moved to another judge. Regan may drop to 1160 pounds while Friends fund Irish aid if not paid.
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James B. Resan
Knickerbocker
Friends of Ireland
Justice McAvey
Regan
Justice McAvoy
John Redmond
Seek Money for Fete to Honor Chartered Commerce 300th Anniversary
E V P Ritter chairman of the Tercentenary Commission ways and means asks mayor for 100000 dollars to celebrate the port’s chartered commerce 300th anniversary. He is joined by about fifty businessmen on the committee and the request will be presented to the Board of Aldermen this afternoon.
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E. V. P. Ritter
Ways and Means
Mitchel
Governor Baldwin Denies Death Report in Land Case
June 22 New Haven state that Stewart Burns of Wichita law firm sought an affidavit on the death of the late Governor Baldwin to clear title to land transferred by the Governor. The reply denied the governor's death was sent over the wire by West.
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Worortaph
New Haven
Baldwin
Stewart Burns
Bill Aimed at Court in Furor Over Pastors Trial
London reports that Foreign Companies Control proposes British oversight on American firms selling shares in the U K to require annual reports and allow UK courts to sue foreign directors. Firms failing to comply would be outlawed from contracts and their stock barred from exchanges, enhancing UK investor protection. In Hartford, Conn the trial of Rev Ora Brenton and Mrs Elizabeth Holmanta concluded its second day with long testimonies and testimonies about love letters as the defense rested.
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London
Great Britain
Major Archer-Shee
House of Commons
United States
Somerset House
England
Hartford
Conn
Elizabeth A. C. Holmanta
Ora Brenton
Yonkers
Mr. Fitzgerald
Holman
Rin Mobile
Meron
Homenway
Brenton
Hemenway
Thomas
Treasenway
Holmin
Oliver C. Smith
Vermont
Floods in China Claim Thousands of Lives and Property Losses
Cable dispatches report devastating floods across western river regions in China with thousands dead and property and crops damaged beyond 5 million dollars. Towns submerged include Sun day Dosing Takhing Shiuhing Sameigl Kumehuk Kowloon and Wingshun, indicating widespread impact.
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London
China
West River
Sunday
Dosing
Takhing
Shiuhing
Sameigl
Kumehuk
Kowloon
Wingshun
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