Carranza Delegates Push for Constitutionalists at Niagara Falls
Carranza officials indicate they will not accept a provisional government under Huerta and demand an unconditional abdication. The United States weighs mediation outcomes as Carranza favors a successor aligned with Madero. Admiral Howard reports a Japanese cruiser no longer needs to stay in Mexican waters, with Mazatlan residents gaining asylum rights aboard US ships. Vera Cruz faces food shortages and a plan to ship staples to the port for sale at cost is considered.
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Ciiation
Huerta
Bryan
Niagara Falls
Douglas
Mexico City
Carranza
State Department
Mexico
Madero
Pedro Lascaurain
Admiral Howard
Pacific
Moriayama
Idzumo
Mexican
Mazatlan
Vera Cruz
Funston
Brackenridge
General Funston
Commerce
Redfield
J. B. Aleshire
Enoch Crowder
Interior
Mexican Delegates Fear A B C Protocol Weakens Huerta
Niagara Falls Ontario June 13 Mexican delegates fear the A B C protocol would let Carranza seize power once Huerta quits. They claim Carranza directs U S mediators from Saltillo through Washington and press for a provisional government with an executive tied to Huerta, while American delegates push for a neutral provisional framework.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Carranza
Huerta
Saltillo
Washington
Bryan
Mexico
Debate on provisional government structure during mediation talks
The plan discussed a provisional president and four cabinet officers, chosen by mediators, to maintain peace and prepare for a national election. It argued for a commission model to avoid dictatorship while aligning with the Mexican constitution, but no final decision was reached as talks adjourned without written conclusions.
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United States
Rumors of Federal Evacuation Threat at Mexican Waterworks
A rumor from Medill claims the Federals ordered a suspension of traffic with American lines and warned Major Russell to evacuate waterworks outposts by tomorrow night. Report says 3500 Federals would attack if not moved.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
Medill
Tejara
Russell
Federa
Huerta
American freed from Matamoros jail after five hours
Manuel Garcia Trevino, an American citizen, was released from Matamoros jail after five hours with help from U S Consul J H Johnson. Authorities said he was linked to the Felicistas during the Matamoros turnover a year and a half ago. Policarpo Suso, a Spanish subject jailed two months for alleged counterfeit Constitutionalists money, was paroled but barred from leaving the city.
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Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Manuel Garcia Trevino
United States
J. H. Johnson
Trevino
Felicistas
Policarpo
Forces Advance on Zacatecas as Mexican Guerrilla Units Encircle
General Panfilo Natera informed Constitutionalists that his forces are steadily advancing to enclose Zacatecas. The principal assault is not anticipated until troops currently assembling reach the front.
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Zacatecas
Torreon
Mex
Panfillo Natera
Constitutionalist
Funds Increase for Dreadnaught Texas Silver Service
Contributions pour in from multiple Texas communities and firms toward the Texas battleship silver service fund. Notable donors include the Bentley Company Temple five dollars and J C Duke Dallas six dollars plus many others totaling a growing sum.
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Dallas
J. E. Farnsworth
E. J. Fry
Marshall
Charles K. Allyn
Cor- Bicana
J. A. Kemp
Wichita Falls
W. H. Featherstone
Henrietta
Dan Scott
McKinney
Union Bank and Trust Company
el Paso
J. W
Mount Lassen Eruption Worsens Firehouse Demolished
Fifth eruption of Mount Lassen sent black vapor tinted with sulphur fumes across Mineral 16 miles away. Lookout House near the base was destroyed. Abbey and Ranger A. H. Abbey reportedly safe after reaching the summit. Crater enlarges to 100 by 400 feet with ash steam and sulfur fumes, no lava observed, residents flee in panic.
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Red Bluff
Cal
Mount Lassen
Mineral
United States Forestry Station
W. J. Rushing
United States Forest
A. H. Abbey
Boiling Mount Lassen
Forest Service
Ayers
San Francisco
Lockhout House
United States Forestry Bureau
Mineral Reading
Lookout House
Lassen Mount Erupts After 200 Years of Quiet
United States Forest Supervisor W. J. Rush ing announced Mount Lassen was in volcanic eruption after two centuries of dormancy, signaling a major geological event near Mineral California on June 13.
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Mineral
Cal
United States Forest
W. J. Rushing
Mount Lassen
American Surgeon Stirs the Russians with New Operation
In St Peters burg June 413 a New York surgeon Dr T W Elby has introduced a new operation for spondilitis that astonishes Russian medical circles. Dr A W Kimbler described the method at the Medical Academy noting it appears free from danger and enables patients to move with less pain post operation. Russian doctors praise American surgical methods over French and German approaches.
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ST. Petersburg
T. W. Elby
A. W. Kimbler
Elby
Medical Academy
Zimbler
New York
Nanky Recounts Fractured Office Encounter with Uncle Simon
In a fragmented account, Nanky recalls telling Uncle Simon he was getting too old and feeble to attend to business. Simon allegedly reacted by ejecting the speaker from the office in a tense exchange.
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Nanky
Simon
Hypnotist Detained Boy In Trance In Gary
Arthur Tracy an 18 year old was kept in a hypnotic trance for over 20 hours after being shown cycling maneuvers by W B Griffiths the itinerant hypnotist. Police and city officials intervened arresting Griffiths after threats of violence from townsfolk.
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Gary
Ind
Arthur Tracy
W. B. Griffiths
Griffiths
Trate
Tracy
Woman's Club
R. ¢C. Johnson
President Wilson to attend Panama Canal opening ceremonies
President Wilson will leave Washington in March 1915 for Panama to attend the canal opening ceremony. He will travel with the cabinet aboard the old battleship Oregon and then proceed to San Francisco.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Panama
Panama Canal
Oregon
San Francisco
Panamha Canal Bill Heads to President for Approval
Speaker Clark and Vice President Marshall signed the Panamha canal repeal bill as it passed Congress. It will be sent to President Wilson on Monday for approval. The president’s absence prevented it from becoming law today. He plans to approve despite the Senate amendment asserting sovereignty over the canal zone.
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Washington, D. C
Clark
Marshall
Panamha Canal
Senate
House
Wilson
Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission report on New Haven financing
The ICC report on the New Haven Railroad financing, issued after a congressional resolution and an investigation, is likely to be one of the most important documents produced by a U S executive or administrative board.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven
Congress
America
Wreck Near Cape Girardeau Injures 35 on Train 802
A St. Louis & San Francisco passenger train from Memphis to St. Louis derailed near Cape Girardeau. Thirty five passengers were injured, two seriously, with a relief train taking the wounded to St. Louis. The accident was caused by a loose wheel on a forward coach.
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Louis
St. Louis
San Francisco
Memphis
Cape ‘Girardeau
Five Railroad Men Killed in Valley Collision
Logan Ohio reports a fatal railway accident at Kegg's Bend where five railroad workers died and many passengers were injured after Rocking Valley trains No. 137 and 134 collided. Officials blame the Starr station agent for not setting the block for the northbound No. 137.
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Logan, O
Rocking Valley
Kegg’s Bend
Starr
Carrot Trivia Sparks Beauty Talk
Readers debate whether carrots boost complexion and hair, weighing dietary claims against beauty lore. Experts caution that vitamins support skin and hair health but cannot promise dramatic, rapid changes.
Caillaux Murder Trial Date Set For July 10
July 10 marks the start of the trial of Mme Caillaux wife of the ex minister of finance for the murder of Gaston Calmette editor and political foe of her husband Caillaux mobilizes his influence to defend his wife whose act wrecked his public career
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Mme. Caillaux
Finance
M. Gaston Calmette
M. Caillaux
Girl found to have feigned blindness in 7 year hoax
In Birmingham Judge Amphlett ruled Irene Louisa Powles pretended blindness for seven years. Her former employers had sued to stop paying 1.12 dollars weekly compensation awarded under law. An expert observed her resisting eye opening and nurses reported normal vision when lids opened. Compensation was halted.
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Birmingham
England
Amphiett
Irene Louisa Powles
Wilfrid Allport
Miss Powles
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