Torreon Mediation in Turmoil as Carranza Villa Talks End
Reports from Torreon say Carranza and Villa concluded talks with points settled but doubts linger over outcomes and a possible new rift linked to General Angeles dismissal. U S officials await results while Huerta mediation prospects hang on Torreon’s findings amid fears of further clashes between factions.
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Messenger Sparks Dispute Over Constitutionalist Fiat Money
A messenger from Washington travels to El Paso to urge agreement on the issue of fiat money supported by the constitutionalists, while Carranza and Villa factions remain at odds over possession and control of the currency policy.
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el Paso
Carranza
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Scorch Through Country Dosatom Couple Make Rapid Trip
Mr and Mrs A Brown of Boston Mass visit Fond du Lac Wisconsin at the home of Mr and Mrs McDermott. They left Boston July 1 and have traveled about 1100 miles by auto with an average of just over 200 miles per day. They expect to visit Appleton before returning home.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
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Fond du Luc
Appleton
Warburg Withdraws Nomination From Federal Reserve Board
Paul M Warburg of Kuhn Loeb Co formally asked President Wilson to withdraw his nomination to the Federal Reserve Board. The move comes as the Senate Banking Committee was set to question all five candidates. Warburg cited a desire to avoid committee questioning and declined to appear before the panel. The board already includes W P G Harding A C Miller and Charles S Famii, with McAdoo and Comptroller Williams ex officio, enabling work on the currency system to continue. Warburg later said he would not discuss withdrawal or withdrawal details.
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New York
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Milwaukee Milk Famine Faces City Officials’
Milwaukee faced a milk famine as July 7 reports show only half the normal milk supply. Mayor G A Bading and Health Commissioner Tuhland oppose any change to the tuberculin milk test law governing deliveries, while other Wisconsin towns and Fond du Lac send reinforcements. Deputy Luening noted rumors of extra milk from abroad and two wholesale wagons resumed deliveries, with few complaints at the health office.
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Comptroller Denies Involvement In North Carolina Mine Plot
Washington July 7 Comptroller Williams told a senate committee he had no stake in the North Carolina gold mining venture and did not arrange a meeting between promoter and buyer. Senators Pomerone Swanson testified they bought stock. Promoter W G Newman contradicted Williams on receiving mine notes and offered letters, which were not accepted by Chairman Thompson.
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Clapp
New Railway President Chosen in Boston Area
James H. Hustis, former head of the New York New Haven Hartford Railway, was elected president of the Boston and Maine Railway today, succeeding Morris McDonald who recently resigned. The move places Hustis at the helm of the historic New England line.
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Boston
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway Company
Boston & Maine Railway Today
Morris McDonald
New York City records coldest July 7
The Associated Press reports New York City marked its coldest July 7 on record, with a 64 degree low and a 63 degree high by 1 PM, reflecting an unusually chilly day across the city.
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New Insurance Company Licensed in Wisconsin
Madison July 7 The Arizona Fire Insurance Company of Phoenix was licensed by the Wisconsin insurance department today The capital stock stood at 200000 with a surplus of 121482 13 dollars The filing signals growth in regional insurance capacity for Arizona based underwriters in the Midwest market.
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Madison, Wis
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Wisconsin Insurance Department
Third Man Groomed as Head of Teachers
At the National Education Association convention in St Paul the race for president dominates talks while Dr David Stair Jordan’s name may be withdrawn if opponents force a committee fight. A late bid suggested Dr James H Baker as an eleventh hour challenger to Dr Johnson.
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St. Paul
Minn
Committee On Resolutions
Federal Board of Education
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Friends
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D. B. Johnson
Tock Hil
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James H Baker
State University of Colorado
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P. F P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Earl J. Glade
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Department of Business Education
Resolutions Committee
No Rush by Strikers at Westinghouse Plant
About one hundred men were not reassigned to their old Westinghouse jobs as expected at the Pittsburgh area plants. A modest increase of 10 or more workers joined the electric shop workforce. State troops and strike pickets kept order without incident as radical leaders sought permission to address the crowd but withdrew when told no violence could be urged.
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Associated Press
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Weather delays Newport America’s Cup race postposed
Stormy conditions in Newport postpone the first Newport race of the America’s Cup yachts Resolute Vanitie and Defiance under Barometer support. The event will be sailed later under the title of the Barter Yacht Club.
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London
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Great Britain
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Olympia
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Mining Situation Depor ed at Illinois Coal Meeting
Duncan McDonald, secretary treasurer of the Hines Mine Workers, warned the state efficiency committee that Illinois coal mining faces a dire crisis. He said about forty thousand of ninety thousand members are unemployed due to industry overproduction, with miners near starvation as relief funds are exhausted. He noted eighteen mining companies failed last year and urged laws to restrict new mine openings similar to Germany.
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Duncan McDonald
Hines
McDowall
Illinois
Germany
Petras Prosecution Case Ends as Tyers Opens Argument
The Petras murder trial reaches its climax as State's Attorney Tyers begins his opening, arguing the murder weapon could have been wielded without staining the killer. The scene moves witnesses to tears as the pantomime of the crime unfolds in court.
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Campaign Expenses Filed In Wisconsin Senate Race
Madison July 7 Special to The MWorthwestern reports J Henry Bennett of Viroqua bids about 125 dollars for the Republican senatorial nomination in the Thirty first district while Buchanan Johnson of Plainfield in the Twenty first district shows 51.88 spent in expense statements filed here. One foot in the grave remark is noted as a digression. A good action is valued over many intentions.
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Wis
J. Tlenry Bennett
Viroqua
Buchanan Johnson
Plainfield
Still Hunt Continues for Bailey Murderer
A sprawling report from Freeport New York ties ongoing Bailey murder investigations to interviews with Dr Edwin Carman and David Kennedy. John Howe recounts a boating encounter with a woman who threatened to kill Carman and her husband. Howe’s testimony connects to later police actions as detectives pursue leads in the case.
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Edwin Carman
John Howe
Freeport
Kat Carman
Associated Press
N.Y
Trigate
County
Joan
Philadelphia
Ushcity
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Howe
Garman
Carman
Pummer
Great South Bay
Ta T
Dr. Carman
Fewe
Kennedy
Freeport Today
Anarchists Cancel Planned Funeral Demonstration
Public funeral and demonstration planned for Saturday by anarchists in honor of four people killed by the July 5 bomb explosion have been called off. Leonard Abbott of the Free Speech League said health officials refused to allow unburied bodies past 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Anarchiata
Leonard Abbott
Free Speech League
Board of Health
Jewelers Convene in Milwaukee Discuss National Legislation
In Milwaukee July 7 with 20 members of the Wisconsin Retail Jewelers Association and guests, the ninth annual convention opened. Delegates discussed national legislation affecting the trade, noting Gulf policy and tariff impacts on jewelry and watches, and the Jewelers Mutual Fire Insurance agency reported $1,000,000 in policies written.
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Iasocttion
Col. J. K. Stewart
New York
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Milmaules
Honest Convict Escapes From Kansas Penitentiary
John Doe No. 10, praised as the most honest convict at Leavenworth, escaped from the pump house after a parole refusal. He had been paroled a week earlier for good conduct on a prison project and, amid a mix up with papers, left his assigned post and vanished through a dense weed patch toward liberty.
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Kansas Penitentiary
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Murder suspect Schneider caught near Burlington Wisconsin
Special to The Northwestern Burlington Wis July Murder suspect J C Schneider, wanted in Chicago for the December 20 1972 murder of jeweler John P Logue, was arrested at Teeny Creek near Burlington. He had been in the area about two weeks, acting as a farm hand at Honey Cross, and was taken to Chicago after arrest.
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Chicago
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Jollet
Rabbis Conclude Meeting After Anniversary Conference
Detroit July 7 The twenty fifth anniversary convention of the central conference of American Rabbis, in session since June 30, prepared to clear up unfinished business elect officers and adjourn. Reports from special committees remained and proposed constitutional amendments were to be considered before sessions ended.
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Detroit
Meh
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Medical men in session at Canadian Medical association
Distinguished practitioners from the United States and Great Britain attended the opening of the forty seventh annual meeting of the Canadian Medical Association. The convention will end on Friday.
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Great Britain
Canadian Medical Association
Servian border seethes with military buildup
Paris dispatch via Associated Press reports extraordinary activity at the Servian frontier. Forty carloads of artillery have left Budapest for the border, and feverish energy marks the entire northern front of Servia as Austro-Hungarian forces mass for possible action.
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Belgrade
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Budapest
Wausau Cyclist Dies In Motorcycle Crash
Robert Kochi, 35, on route to visit his sweetheart near Easton seven miles from Wausau Wis., was killed when his motorcycle struck a log. He was thrown head first onto rocks and died two hours later after being brought to Wausau.
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Sweeteart
Wausau
Wis
Robert Kochi
Easton
Examination for Plumbers in Fond du Lac
Madison Wisconsin reports a statewide plumber licensing exam under the new act will be held in Fond du Lac on July 23. The state plumbing examining board will supervise with about thirty five candidates expected to test. The note ends with a quip about a maid and widow attempting roles.
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Madison
Wis
Fond du Lac
State Plumbing Examining Board
Republicans Aim to Take House in Next Election
Washington July 7 Republicans in Congress and some Democrats foresee a Republican majority in the next House. With 290 Democrats, 146 votes separate parties, and leaders target at least 93 Republicans to win a bare majority in November. Roosevelt attacks and defends party leaders while some Democrats fear losses. others remain hopeful of a Republican shift amid economic reporints and questions over policy. Roosevelt’s health and stance on foreign and domestic policies influence the race as Wilson-era politics loom.
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