Peace Talks Advance as Mexico Provisional Government Nears
Niagara Falls mediation yields protocols to restore US Mexico ties and establish a provisional government in Mexico. Delegates from constitutionalists and Huerta officials to select leadership while preparing for a national election. Villa leads Zacatecas victory as fighting continues elsewhere.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Huerta
Constitutionalists
Wilson
Washington
Vera Cruz
Villa
Luis Cabrera
Jose Vasconcelos
Rafael Zubaran
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Saltillo
Washington, D. C
Bryan
Herbert J. Brown
Carranza
Zacatecas
Central
Sloxie
Medina Barron
Natera
Siles
Einidad Rodriguez
Oshkosh Man Named Deputy Register of Deeds
Governor McGovern appoints Herman Iwer of Oshkosh to be register of deeds for Winnebago county, filling the vacancy caused by the death of William H. Jenkyns. Iwer, a machine woodworker living at 181 Rosalla Street, has been active with the Progressive Republican movement and previously worked at Payne's Brand's and Oshkosh Bottle Wrapping Co. His term ends the first Monday in January 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern
Madison
Wis
Herman Iwer
Oshkosh
Winnebago County
William H. Jenkyns
Neenah
Iwer
Rosalla Street
Payne's
Brand's
Oshkosh Pastor Presides at Wisconsin C E Union Meet
About 600 delegates are expected for the Wisconsin Christian Endeavor union annual convention in Madison. The state officers and directors meet this afternoon, then the convention opens at the First Congregational church with Rev. D. Jenkins Williams of Oshkosh presiding. Tonight's addresses include Rev. M. R. Allison of Madison and Rev. Norman B. Barr of Chicago. A reception follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cshkosh
D. Jenkins J. Williams
C. E
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Christian Endeavor Union
First Congregational Church
D. Jenkins Williams
Oshkosh
M. R. Allison
Presbyterian University
Norman B. Barr
Olivet Institute
Chiago
Counsel Appointed to Assist In Stout Institute Suit
Olin Butler Kurkeet of Madison named by Governor McGovern to aid Attorney General Owen against the Stout institute board. They are to oversee immediate construction of new buildings with daily fees set at 5 each for Messrson and Butler and 25 for Mr Kurkeet, total not to exceed 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Mediation Board
United States
Vera Cruz
Olin, Nintier
Mr. Kurkeet
Wells Fargo Declares 3 Percent Semiannual Dividend
Wells Fargo & Co. today declared a semi annual dividend of three percent, reduced by two percent from the prior rate. The bank has paid ten percent annually since 1906, marking a long history of regular payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Wells Fargo & Co
Watertown Gas and Electric Rates Cut to 6 per Lamp
The railway commission grants Watertown’s request cutting street lighting rates for the Watertown Gas and Electric company from $6 to $8 per lamp per year.
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Madison
Wis
City of
Watertown
Railway Commission
Watertown Gas and Electric Company
Duke George II of Saxe Meiningen Dies at 88
Duke George II of Saxe Meiningen Hildburghausen died in Meiningen Germany today in his eighty ninth year. He is succeeded by his son Bernhard born April 1 1961. The report notes the death and succession amid a brief obituary record.
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Associated Press
Meiningen
Germany
George II of
Saxe-Meiningen
Hildburnheusen
Bernhard
Claflin Drygoods Empire Collapses in Bankrupt Decline
New York announces massive collapse of the H. B. Claflin company with liabilities estimated at 35 million dollars and assets over 40 million. Two receivers were appointed for the wholesale house and 30 retail stores face closure as creditors seek reorganization. The event triggers widespread concern among banks and merchants, with 3,000 banks affected and several stores listed as part of the affected chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Alexander New
H. B. Glaiin Company
New York
Jones Store Company
Clintins
Claflin Dry Good Enterprises
H. B. Claflin Company
United Deygoods Companies
Associated Aerchants Company
Clafiin
Claflin Company
United States
United Drygnods Companies
Associated Merchants Company
Financial District
Claflin
John Claffin
J. 5 S. Alexander
National Bank of Commerce
Ciaffin
J. P. Morgan
Joseph B. Martindale
Chemical National, Bank
Frederick
Juilliard
John C. Eames
H. B. Claffin Company
William P. Odell
Sinal
Eames
John T. McGovern
Iompany
Martindale and
Juillard
Drygoods
John Claftin
A. T. Stewart
H. B Claftin
Adancial
Charitebic
Claftin
Clafiin Company
Clafling Company
Stock Exchange
Word & Popular Investment
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda
Mont
M. J. Cowell Co
Butte
Hennessy Co
Montgomery Fair
Montgomery
Joslin Drygoods Co
Denver
Wolo Root Drygoods Company
Terre Mant Ing
J. B. Wire & Co
Augusta, Ga
Spring Drygoods Co
Grand Rapid Mich
MacDugall & Southwick
Seattle
Wash
Jones Store Co
Kanesas City
Scruggs-Vandervout- Barney Drygoods Co
St. Louis
Cincinnati
George W. McAlpin Co
Linn Drygoods Co
Toledo
Kline Brothers
Altoona
McGreary & Co
Pittsburg
Lord & Gage
Reading
T. H. Batterman
Brooklyn
Bedford Co
N. C
Thomas Co. Watkins, Ltd
Hamlton
Ont
Melville L. Wilkinson
Scruggs- Vandervoort-Barmey Drygoods Company
James McCrery & Co
New Tark
Wilkinson
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney
Big Factory Town Fire Triggers Large Loss in Salem
A major blaze destroyed five large factory buildings and several smaller structures in Salem Massachusetts. Early estimates put damage around 500000 dollars with a 1000 man-hours fire response. Twenty girls reportedly unaccounted for, a child feared dead, and the fire still burning at 345 o'clock as help rushed from nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress
Salem
Masas
Eagles Select La Crosse at State Fraternal Convention
The Eagles at Antigo Wisconsin on June 25 reelected President Armstrong of Racine and Secretary Nicholls of Janesville. La Crosse was chosen as the next convention site amid related incidents noted elsewhere in the issue.
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Fraternal Order
Armatrong Nae Cane Nichola
Eagles
Antigo
Wis
Armstrong
Racine
Nicholls
Janesville
la Crosse
Owen Bill for Stock Exchange Regulation Reported Favorably
Associated Press reports the banking committee ordered the Owen bill for stock exchange regulation favorably. Senator Owen presented the measure to the Senate without comment, while absent members were surprised by the committee’s action. The meeting had been expected to address federal reserve board nominations, which were only incidental topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Owen
Banking Committee
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Admiral Fletcher Heads to Washington Aboard Dolphin
The United States Steamship Dolphin with Rear Admiral Fletcher and staff sails from Key West to New York for coal and provisions. Fletcher and staff will proceed to Washington from New York after arrival.
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Admiral and Star
Washington
New York
Ay Associated Press
Keywest
Fla
United States
Dolphin
Fletcher
Admiral Fletcher
Sraff
President predicts great business revival at White House
President Wilson told Virginia editors at the White House that the administration’s trust legislation program aims to secure a constitution of freedom for business. He predicted the nation stands on the verge of a substantial business revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Virginia
White House
Postmaster Nominee for Green Bay Picked
President Wilson nominated William Evans of Green Bay for postmaster in Washington with a note of confidence. The announcement highlights Evans as the choice and suggests support abroad for his confirmation despite possible opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
William & Evans
Green Bay
Tornado Levels Barns on Lake Winnebago Farm
A tornado near Charles Daemel’s farm northeast of the city leveled two large barns by Lake Winnebago, causing about $5,000 in damage. The wind toppled the structures from their foundations, ruining the buildings while most livestock remained uninjured in the stone basements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Daemel
Lake Winnebago
Chicago builder pledges action against blackmailers
John J. McLaughlin contractor and politician met with United States district attorney James H. Witterson and outlined payments of 2000 to blackmailers including George Hammond and Michael Norris of the Sand Lime and Cement Teamsters Union. He said further demands of 5000 were made and cited interstate commerce interference as grounds for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Jal
John J. McLaughlin
James H. Witterson
United States
Dignan
Hammond
McLaughlin
George Hammond
McLaughin
John Waley
Sand, Limestone and Cement Teamaters’ Union
Michael Norris
MacLaughlin
Anderson
Ile
Estate of Robert Nunnemacher Finalizes Inheritance Tax
The estate of the late Robert Nunnemacher of Milwaukee and Madison settled with the state tax commission. Inheritance tax due exceeds $28,000 as the settlement concludes a lengthy process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nunnemacher
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
State Tax Commission
Eight Dead Near Wausau in Barn and Home Cyclone
A miniature cyclone struck the Karchmarek wedding scene near Halder Marathon county wrecking a barn and home. Eight people died from injuries sustained during the disaster as guests and family sought shelter, with several others hurt and property damage widespread.
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Wausau
Wis
Michael Karchmarek
Emmet
Halder
Marathon County
Lawrence
Cassel
Willam Watchmarek
Michael
Karchmarel
William
Arthur Quade
John Chucate
Frank Boucha
Jarl Wunder
Michael Carchmarek
Frank Ohmarek
Ylenry Emmrich
Eddie Genher
Mary Karehmarek
William Karehmarek
Constance Froucha
Peter Maritka
Joseph Wunder
Boucha
Frank Laddistire
Charlyari
Mary J Karehmarek
Wilhelm Mantske
Milwaukee
Tehris
Salzmann
Tewan
Karehmarek
Fiel
Lawyers Vote On Circuits Reduction Wisconsin Bar Opposes Change
Special to The Northwestern Green Bay Wis June 25 The Wisconsin Bar association voted 24 to 56 against a constitutional amendment to reduce circuits and add judges per circuit. Senators and officials warn higher taxes and potential upheaval, while the association supports allowing circuit judges to appoint their own clerks. The measure to transfer contested county court issues to circuit court was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin Bar Association
Sanborn
Grimm
Doctors Debate Abderhalden Cancer Test At A M A Meet
Atlantic City June 25 Physicians at the American Medical association convention discuss the Abderhalden test for cancer. Dr Emil Abderhalden of Halle Germany defends the test while Dr Cheater M Scholl of Milwaukee calls it inconclusive. The group agrees more evidence is needed before adoption.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
Abderhalden
Emil Abderhalden
Halle
Germany
Hig
Cheater M. Scholl
Milwaukee
Pew
Resolute Wins Close Cup Defense Yacht Race
Glen Cove N Y June 5 The cup defense yachts Resolute Vanitie and Defiance started a triangular course race Resolute led early then gained a clear edge as the northwest breeze freshened to about twelve knots Defiance finished first mark times Defiance 1 25 Resolute 1 26 39 Vanitie 1 27 48.
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Associated Press
Glen Cove
Resolute
Vanitie
Defiance
Meflance
Tesolute
Vanttie
Petras' cellmates escape from Aurora jail
Four prisoners confined beside Anthony Petras, on trial for murder, sawed their way out of their Aurora jail last night. Authorities investigate whether the escape was tied to Petras's murder case and if the plot eluded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petras
Fonr
Aurora
Associated Press
Anthony Petras
Theresa Hollander
Geneva
Hea
Petran
Stench of Lorimer Scandal Revived In Senate Probe
The Lorimer era bank scandal returns to light as federal investigators probe La Salle Street National Bank loans. A $40,000 loan to ex senator Thomas H Paynter is unaccounted for after $10,000 was repaid. Paynter voted Lorimer entitled to his seat while the first senatorial committee questioned validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
United States District Attorney’s Office
la Salle Street National Bank
William Lorimer
G. RB. Munday
Thomas H. Paynter
United States
Lorimer
Munday
T. QO. U
SMALE
Ta Salle Trust and Savings Bank
Avatar
Niblack
Ilinois State Bank
la Salle Bank
Elks 1 Moose 0 in booster game pitchers shine
In a five inning booster ball clash at Baseball Park at 3:15 p.m. the Oshkosh Jodge of Hike beat the Oshkosh Judge of Moose 1 to 0. Harry Tracey scored the lone run after a walk and steal, with strong pitching from Kramer and Killian on the Elks side and Mace and Wollingk for the Moose. John I Klawig stood out on defense for Oshkosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball Park
Hike
Moose
Harry Tracey
Kramer
Killian
Indians
Battery
Elks
Mace
Wollingk
John I. Klawig
Oshkosh Baseball Club
Elke
Rockfort
Ladd
Kernan
Mormon Church Denied Membership In Sunday School Association
At the fourteenth annual convention in Chicago the executive committee upheld a ban on the reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints joining the International Sunday School Association. A prior committee had urged inclusion, while others questioned the Mormon church’s parity of the Book of Mormon with the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jtess
Chicago
Church of Latter Day Sainta
International Sunday School Association
Shaler Mathews
Divinity School
University of Chicago
J. Shreve Durham
New York
Calgary
Canada
Reformed Church of Latter Day Saints
The
Christian Scientist
H. M. Hamill
Nashville
Tenn
E. KK. Warren
Three Oaks
Mich
Conditional pardon granted to Lillian Bade in Milwaukee
Madison Wis June 25 a conditional pardon was granted by Governor McGovern today to Lillian Bade now at the state industrial school in Milwaukee who was sentenced from Milwaukee municipal court for incorrigibility the pardon marked the end of a lengthy case and restores certain rights while she remains under supervision
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
McGovern
Lillian Bade
State Industrial School At
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Municipal Court
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Duke George II
House OF
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Basten
Owens
U. S
Dee & Tan
Kitz & Ptoll
Patrick Dignan
John Haley
Analnens
Stone Feamers’ Union
Michnack Norris
Hasxie
Malin Tenten
Glencove
Paynter
Yermon and
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Higes
Jane
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