19 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
1
Washington June 19 a settlement of the conflict between striking miners and operators in Kanawha West Virginia was reached. An agreement was signed at a meeting of the conciliators appointed by Secretary of Labor Wilson and representatives of nine owners and management.
Eugene Zimmerman is named as the plaintiff in a suit filed in Cincinnati accusing a party of breach of promise. The complaint alleges failure to honor an agreement for marriage and seeks legal remedies. The case highlights personal and financial stakes in a high profile urban setting.
A New York woman testifies of ardent wooing by Eugene Zimmerman Cincinnati millionaire to support a $100000 breach of promise suit against the Duchess of Manchesters father. She says letters would be read. she vows victory.
United Press reports Washington and El Paso dispatches as Villa resists admitting a split with Carranza while pursuing his own plans. Carranza demands strict civil military separation. a three officer committee will confer with Carranza in Saltillo after Villa’s ultimatum. Embargo on arms to Mexico could be raised if mediation fails. Bryan remains hopeful though Cabinet members are less confident.
Justice Lamar issues a reply from U S delegates insisting Mexico must appoint a provisional Constitutionalist president. The plan requires election oversight by both parties with a Constitutionalalist majority on the supervising board. In a separate note, four thousand dollars in incomplete currency bound for Tully National Bank was stolen at the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western station in Tully.
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