Mediation Near End as Mexican Talks Stagnate
Ambassadors and mediators hesitate to suspend talks while Mexican factions hover over a settlement. President Wilson and Bryan say the situation remains favorable, though a recess could risk delaying progress. Carranza Villa and Huerta officials weigh next moves as Washington mails keep pressure for a definite plan.
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Bryan
Niagara Falls
Ont
Plana
United States
Washington
Huerta Commission
Justice Lamar
da Gama
Naon
Emilio Rabasa
Huerta
Mexico
Mexico City
Washington, D. C
Watson
White House
Carranza
Villa
Monterey
Guadalome
Diplomatic figures travel with Carranza to Monterey
Dreparations to remove his capital to Monterey are reported with B Canova of Havana as a claimed representative of the United States department of state and George C Carothers acting in that capacity. They joined Carranza at Monterey last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Carden
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Villareal
Carranza
Monterey
Villa
Torreon
Girat
Tombardo Seon
el Paso
Texas
Miguel Diaz Lombardo
Paris
General Carranza
General Villa
Saltillo
Mexico
Laredo
Venustiano Car- Wacen
B. Canova
Havana
United States Department of State
George C., Carothers
Escanaba Depot Robbed for Fourth Time
In Escanaba Michigan on July 1 burglars robbed the Soo Line depot at North Escanaba shooting Agent J N Cook through the shoulder and escaping with a typewriter as the sole loot. Cook feigned death to avoid pursuit after the shot.
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Associated Press
Escanaba
Mich
Soo” Line
North Escanaba
J. N. Cook
Cook
Jury Fixing by a System Named in Chicago Indictment
Chicago indicts Slickey McMahon a confessed witness and jury briber who boasted his methodical system for fixing juries. He described field work costs from 50 to 12 000 dollars and listed prices for framing jurors obtaining fake witnesses and intimidating witnesses as part of a organized ring including saloonkeepers and a large corps of assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
INL
Slickey” McMahon
McMahon
Conspirators Plotted Archduke Assassination Details
Vienna reports that a well planned plot aimed at Archduke Franz Ferdinand and the Duchess of Hohenberg could not be escaped from Bosnia. Bombs were found beneath a luncheon table and in a duchess room chimney. Gavrilo Princip, son of a Sarajevo hotel owner, is linked to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francia Ferdinand
Hohenberg
Bosnia
Alke
Duchess of Hohenberg
Iie
Sarajevo
Gavrio Prinzip
Francis Ferdinand
Francis Joseph I
Duchess of
Boas Waldeck
Merizzi
Haytian Revolt Leader Davilar Dead In Battle
Associated Press reports Senator Davilar Theodore, Haytian revolutionary leader, killed with several followers near the Dominican frontier. Captain Eberle of the cruiser Washington confirms from two Haytian cabinet members. Cape Haytian remains under government control and peaceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Davilar Theodore
Tev
Dominican
Eberle
Washington
Haytian
Cape Haytian
Sergeant Fox Suspended Over Duty Charge in Appleton
Appleton Wisconsin July 1 Police Sergeant Edward Fox was suspended by Chief Michael Garvey for allegedly refusing to send officers in pursuit of Peter Carpenter a former suspect reported at Appleton Junction. He held the night station duties and was later captured by M C Delong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Edward Fox
Michael Garvey
Fox
Peter Carpenter
Appleton Junction
M. C. DeLong
Bartenders Strike in New Bedford Over Minimum Wage
Two hundred bartenders in New Bedford march and strike after liquor dealers refuse a weekly minimum wage of 18 dollars, prompting labor action and demands for higher pay.
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Associated Press
New Bedford
Mass
Hiquor
Russian Aviator Killed In Plane Crash
Captain Bo jaroglo, a Russian army aviator, was killed when his aeroplane collapsed and fell from a great height near Pakov Russia on July 1.
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Associated Press
Pakov
Russia
Bojaroglo
Kuolt Fumes At Mosinee Bank Charter Ruling
Wisconsin banking commissioner A E Kuolt denounces the referee board ruling that overruled his denial of a Mosinee bank charter. He warns the state is opened to the Lorimer Munday gang and cites applicants to deny, while blaming politics and constitutional questions for the decision. He notes promoters with bankruptcy and judgments and laments the board as unfit to legislate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorimer-Munday
New Bank
Mosinee
Hoard
McGovern
Cunnael
Madison
Wis
Lorimer- Munday
A. E. Knolt
Wisconsin
Mr. Knolt
Illinois
Knolt
Arthur W. Prehn
Wausau
Board of Agriculture
Kuolt
Albanian Rebels Victors Near Durasso
Durazzo Albania July 1 Albanian government troops loyal to Prince William were defeated by insurgent Albanian Mussulman tribesmen at Malkach north of Durazzo Sunday. Prenk Bib Doda’s forces retreated to Ishmi and dispersed into small bands amid reports of foreign influence and looting. Authorities fear rebels may concentrate for another assault on the capital.
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Associated Press
Durazzo
Albania
Prince William
Malkach
Prenk Bib Doda
Ishmi
Dur-azzo
Alessio
The Good Must Be Clean
Dr. R F Miller told the American Institute of Homeopathy bureau of dermatology in Atlantic City that the best defense against social evil is a deep belief in a clean life. He urged preventive medicine and public conscience to ensure a generation of men with clean bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Enphae
Percussion Shell Explosion Kills Ex-Navy Man in Brockton
In Brockton Massachusetts on July 1 a six pound percussion shell exploded at a home killing Thomas W. Cook a former navy member and injuring Stephen F. Heal. The blast wrecked the house and was heard across the city as Cook sought to remove the outer cover of the shell brought home as a Chinese revolution souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmer
Navy
Brockton
Associated Press
Mass
Thomas W. Cook
Stephen F. Heal
Cook
Lassen Eruption Fires Steam Plume Over Lassen Peak
Mount Lassen bursts again in a fourteenth eruption since May, sending a mile high plume of blackened steam from the crater. Ash falls reach Macomber Flats thirteen miles away as two vents erupt and a sulfur odor is carried toward Volta and Viola twenty two miles to the north.
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Vay
Trass
Red Bluff
Cal
Mount
Lassen Peak
Macomber Flats
Timne
J. 5. Diller
United States Geological Survey
Volta
Viola
Women Meet New Defeat in House Committee Postponement
Washington July 1 Leaders of the votes for women fight faced a setback as President Wilson’s pledge failed to trigger action. The House rules committee meeting to vote on the Mondell Bristow amendment was postponed to August 1. Suffragists arrived to find the room empty and organized watchers and appeals to members to secure a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee
New Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Votes For Women
House Rutes
Making Survey of Rats In St Louis For Plague Prevention
On July 1 in St Louis Missouri policemen began a house to house survey for rats in the river and freight yard district as a prelude to an extermination campaign to prevent possible bubonic plague spread to Mississippi River towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Louis
Charges Against Pilot In Majestic Disaster
Charges of negligence, unskillfulness, and inattention to duty filed at St. Louis against William Withrow of Winona Minnesota, pilot of the excursion steamer Majestic that sank in the Mississippi River near the city on June 26. He will be tried before the local board of steam boat inspection.
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Associated Press
Bt. Louis
St. Withrow
Winona
Minn
Majestic
Mississippi River
Here
Withrow
Board of Steamboat Inspection
Democrats to Convene in Milwaukee for Delegate Selection
Democrats from twenty counties call a Milwaukee convention on July 14 to choose delegates at a rate of one per 250 votes for Wilson. The plan aims to unite the party, outline principles, relieve tax burdens, and back a Democratic ticket, with leaders insisting the process be representative and free of factional control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wilson
United Party
Congress
NY Steam Roller
J. S. Keech
Raelne
Tom’ Kearney
Warel
Niy
Kearney
Karel
Albert Maral
New Ambassador to Russia Named from San Francisco
George T. Marye Jr of San Francisco has been nominated by President Wilson as ambassador to Russia. The retired stock broker and former president of the San Francisco Stock Exchange was born in Baltimore in 1849 and moved west during the gold rush era. The nomination was sent to the Senate and referred to the usual committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lGeorge T
Russia
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Baltimore
Six Carpenters In Court Plead Not Guilty
Madlen and Wisi report on six striking carpenters, part of the strike committee, arraigned after warrants for conspiracy law violation. Each held on 500 bond with hearing set for July 9. Thirty contractors say the defendants interfered with business by enticing strikebreakers away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Madlen
Wisi
Strikng
Knoxville elects oldest alderman in America
Knoxville claims the oldest alderman in America with C. M. Rutt aged eighty one elected yesterday over L. C. Wilson and Fred Dennis by a four vote plurality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Knoxville
America
C. M. Rutt
Fred Dennis
Huge area to cotton crop in 36,960,000 acres
The department announced today that 36,960,000 acres were planted to cotton this year. The crop condition on June 12 stood at 79.6 percent normal, indicating a robust season for growers nationwide.
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Associated Pres
Washington, D. C
Eight Hundreds Helos for Kidnapping and Arrests Told
The eight year old Frank Longo, kidnapped May 13, was returned home today leading to the arrest of several men tied to a bakery stand and the kidnap gang known to terrorize Italian merchants. Longo’s father, a banker, paid $700 ransom before his son’s safe return.
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New York
Turma
Fald
Associated Press
Frank Longo
Cht
Watness
Longe
Reunion at Omro school boys and Garbastien form association
Special to Tha Northwestern from Omro Wis July, former students of the Omro school gathered for a reunion. About 250 attendees expected an organized association with officers. Oshkosh visitors arrived by interurban car, registration overseen by Wo Wingatail. Mary Challoner and others led Clayton’s Grand March while plans to hear the old bell concluded the morning. A Presbyterian church dinner preceded the business session to elect officers and read letters from absent former students.
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Wis
Garbastien
Ommro
Oshkosh
Rath Livrllugt
Huth Ostrander
Annie Morton
Minnie Reed
Wo. Wingatail
Mia
Mary Challoner
Mis. Oo Dicks
Taurus
Clayton
Presbyterian Church
Roosevelt to rest six weeks after medical warning
New York July 1 Associated Press Dr Holbrook Curellk a throat specialist advised Colonel Roosevelt to rest for six weeks after a brief campaign speech. Roosevelt agreed that the six weeks is preferable to four months rest prescribed by another physician and left open the possibility of continuing as a candidate if permitted.
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Austria
Alby
Associated Press
Vienna
Franaig Chvostek
Vienna University
Cervia
Peter
New York
Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Associated Preas
Holbrook Cureilk
Ife
Bank Inquiry Retarded in Chicago City Deposit Probe
In Chicago July 1 the city council failed to obtain the La Salle Street Trust and Savings bank books as Judge Waines refused to issue a compulsion order. Deposits in the defunct institution exceeded two million dollars with three percent allocated to the city treasurer and one percent unaccounted. State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne opposed book production citing risk to grand jury probe.
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Maclay Hoyne
Outagamie County settles with state over tornado damages
Appleton Wisconsin July 1 Outagamie County board settles with the state for 7259.06 for damages to county asylum buildings from a tornado last week. The state cyclone insurance lapsed and was renewed at a special session. Ten thousand dollars is allotted for new barns at the asylum. The state appraiser initially estimated 4374.65, later raised to 7259.08.
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Outagamie County
Appleton
Wis
Outa- Ramie
Berlin film firms strike over censorship fee increase
Berlin based moving picture manufacturers including foreign firms oppose a price rise in censorship fees. They warn the higher levy could ruin the business and drive out all but the strongest firms, with one company estimating an extra $50,000 annually. They plan to appeal to the American, French, and Italian ambassadors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Prussia
E C Elver Dies at Local Farm Auctioneer and Politician
Madison Wis July 1 E C Elver a prominent farmer auctioneer and democratic politician died last night He was cousin to E T Elver a well known attorney and the local community mourns the loss of a longtime public figure.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wss
E. C. Elver
E. T. Elver
English comedian Edmund Payne dies in London
London observer reports the death of Edmund Payne, a renowned English comedian. Born decades ago, Payne was a familiar figure on stage and in theater circles, leaving a long career noted in entertainment histories.
Five Min Entombed in Coal Mine Fire Near Williamson
Five miners were trapped by a fire at the Sycamore coal mine of the Sycamore Coal Co near Williamson West Virginia. Rescue efforts under a mine inspector continued as smoke and flames hampered progress and more than a hundred workers battled to control the blaze.
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Associated Press
J Willamson
W. Va
Sycamore Coat Company
Lore
United Sates Bureau of Mines
Roanoke
George Seibold
James Collins
Benjamin James
Beary Lyons
Marion Lyons
Edward Lambert
Pittsburg
Navy bans alcohol on ships and shores nationwide
The U S Navy enforces a new prohibition order by Secretary Daniel banning all alcoholic liquor from ships and shore stations. Offenders face misconduct charges starting today. In West Virginia Wheeling reports say the state joins strict prohibition with many retailers already closed by midnight, reflecting one of the harshest measures in U S history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
DD. C
Daniel
Naval Station
West Vinginia
Wheeling
Wo Va
Mississippi River Rise Floods La Crosse Area
A dramatic Mississippi River rise in La Crosse Wisconsin overnight prompted official warnings from the U S Weather Bureau. The river reached ten feet above low water, the year’s highest mark, with two more feet risking town inundation. Heavy rains upstream forecast a steady rise through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Mississippi
United States Weather Bureau
America in fast flight over Wanamaker flying boat
Diammondsport July 1 America the Rodman Wanamaker transatlantic flying boat logged a speed of sixty miles an hour in a measured course test. The engines ran at low revolutions to offset a missing about 200 pounds of load.
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Associated Press
Diammondsport, N
America
Rodman Wanamaker
Oshkosh Orphanage Matter Statement Clarifies Position
Miss Katharine Williams of the state board of control declines to comment on the Davis orphans' home at Oshkosh or her recent visit. She says she does not wish to compromise the situation with any statement while developments may occur.
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Northaweatera
Madison
Wis
Katherine Williams
State Board of Control
Davis Orphans
Oshkosh
Shea
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Slicky” McMahon
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Saya
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OMRO
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