Peace Plan Advanced by Mediators in Niagara Falls
June 3 mediators widen talks with General Carranza to determine Mexico’s diplomatic stance. The plan proposes a general framework with agrarian and educational reforms, a new government protocol, and U.S. recognition upon signing. Also noted are closing exercises at St Mary’s Academy with performances by Amaster and other students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amociares
Mexico
United States
Joanphial Academy
Ht. Mary's High School
Doealt Hotheyyany
Federal forces bottled up near Veracruz in Mexican skirmish
Report from Durango and Veracruz says the federal army retreat from Saltillo has been checked near Venegas 100 miles south of Saltillo. General Gutierrez with his brigade blocked the retreat toward San Luis Potosi while Mederal forces press the defense. Carranza names General Nutera to command the central division as Mexico City unrest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Mex
Paso
Tex
Saltillo
Veragae
Saltilis
Cartage
Gutierres
San Luis Potosi
Mani
Labor organizer seeks to unite teachers under AFL in East Liverpool
Labor organizer John P. Dutty of the American Federation of Labor tries to form a federation driven faction within the public schools of East Liverpool. Earlier attempts to unionize were dropped as officials chose not to join. B. H. Bell arrived from Wallace to handle business affairs on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
John P. Dutty
American Federation of Labor
Waders
Old wage scale may be renewed in Ohio coal strike
June 2 Columbus Ohio con operators propose a renewal of the old wage scale that expired March 31 and still pays on the mine run basis as the monthly wage goes to a conference committee of twelve miners and twelve operators. A joint convention yielded no progress and both sides favor referring the dispute to a joint committee. John H White urged operators to recognize the Mine Run basis,Maurer replied operators would buy in accordance with the new mine law but the old rates cannot be renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
C. B. Maurer
Cleveland
Tho
John H. White
International Pres
United Mine Workers
Thin
Maurer
Independence move discussed for Philippine independence
Representative Williams Jones and President Wilson discussed a bill to grant Filipinos larger self rule and eventual independence. The plan aims to authorize the president to grant independence when deemed advisable in the near future. Also notes a social event by Royal Neighbors of America and a Wednesday visit by Tay Henbett from Tron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Wilson
Jones
Washington, D
Philippine Indapende
Witam. Jones
House
Two Men Injured by Freight Train Near Byron
Wills Hacke and Roy Lott both injured when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio freight train at four a.m. near Byron. Lott, 26, of Parkersburg, suffered a crushed skull but may recover. Hacke also injured. They were taken to a local hospital.
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Wills Hacke
Yoko
Roy Lott
Yepre
Parkersburg
Byron
Weel Wirwinia and Pinaburg Division
Baltimore and Ohio
Reilroad
Broad policy guides Westchester acquisition by New Haven
J. S. Elton, director of the New Haven railroad, told the Interstate Commerce Commission in its inquiry that acquiring the Westchester aligns with a broad policy to improve New York City terminal facilities and expand transportation systems. William Cromwell represented several of the investors, outlining the questions raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jams Washtington
James $. Elton
New Haven Railroad
Interstate Commerce Com
Westchester
New York City
Theystem
William Cromwell
Patterson men hunted after alleged attack charges
In Connellsville on June 3 oilers with bloodhounds pursue George and William Patterson of McKeesport. They are wanted on charges of criminally attacking their wife. Search parties and bloodhounds followed tracks between here and Tistontown near LinpBcera.
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Connellsville
Here
Tistontown
George
William Patterson
McKeesport
Lin pBcera
Fire at Barings Bank and related incidents reported
Reports describe a fire at Barings Bank and linked events surrounding Mary Lacnoue and others on June 3. The morning disturbance involved a residence, a panic at a savings bank, and suspected arson with injuries. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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n _ Rees
Madge Mary
Mie Ban Fwanctsoo
Mary Lacnoue
Ligetainner
Barings Bank
Senate approves arbitration push on Puinius tolls dispute
The Senate foreign relations committee adopted a resolution directing President Wilton to open negotiations with Great Britain for special arbitration on the Puinius tolls dispute by a 7 to 6 vote. Several senators were absent or changed votes, with debate over its effect on future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ure Sutherland
Wilton
Great Britain
Senate
Boral
Aamed
Stone
O'Gorman
Pomerone
Swanson
Smith
Arizona
Spanish Ambassador Seeks Protection for Tampico Citizens
Spanish ambassador Narro Niano appealed to Washington today for protection of Spaniards in Tampico. Advices say constitutionalists demand another forced loan of 137,009 pesos, with Spaniards singled out and persecuted in a harsh levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowne Washington
Senar Niano
Soergiaty Hygan
Tampico
Man Held In Dynamite Plot After Police Confession
A man confessed to police that he planned to plant four sticks of dynamite at a department building to gain a promotion for heroism. He was held for the grand jury today in default of bond on four counts of attempting to dynamite the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antes Sack
Aericuttvte
Grand Jury
Ball
Scout Surprised by Governors Actions in Martins Ferry
A Martins Ferry scout named Aulaney, tied to Eddie Mulaney's family, reported surprise at actions by prosecutor A Judson Findley and Ross F. Stant, with mentions of a Morgantown pitcher prospect and a Cincinnati catcher. George Rinlatt Jr., a Morgantown mill owner, died at age 49 in Shinnston, leaving a widow.
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Mulaney
Martin's Ferry
Cbermati Rede
Nimbert
A. Judson Findley
Ross F. Stant
Eboris
Bagelall Teague Mfr
Aulaney
Eddie Mulaney
Moothis
Cincinnat
Morgantown
George Rinlatt, Jr
Hig
Shinnston
Women discuss dress styles and comfort in Chicago
Mia Percy Peti hybacker, president of the general Federation of women's clubs, voices mixed views on current fashion. She praises practical, comfortable wear for women while condemning extreme Parisian styles and tight clothing that limits movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mia
Percy Petihybacker
General Federation of Women's Clubs
ICC voids proposed coal rate cancellation to Iowa routes
The Interstate Commerce Commission today voided a proposed cancellation in the rate of luminous coal from Ohio fields to the Mississippi River crossings destined to Iowa and other mid continental points. The ruling prevents a 2.10 per ton increase that would have raised charges by about fifteen percent via Chicago and Peoria.
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Washington, D. C
Failtoaila
Oh’e
Minghélppi
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohicaga
Peoria
Police Chiefs to Meet in Wheeling
West Virginia Police Chiefs and Police Officers Association prepares for the June 23 and 24 gathering in Wheeling. Officers from Ohio Kentucky and Pennsylvania show interest as the 1914 meeting may expand the association into new states. President Davis notes strong first year success with 250 members and anticipates broader regional reach with Pittsburgh officers joining.
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West Virginia
Wheeling
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Davis
Hunt
Mustington
Cies
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Virginia
Pittsburg
Chiefs Association
Huntington
West, Virginia
Karate
Injunction Keeps Chit Johnson With Cincinnati Club
In Chicago on June 3 Judge George Fooll of Cook County Superior Court granted a temporary injunction obtained by Garry Hormann president of the Cincinnati team. The order bars George Chit Johnson former Cincinnati pitcher from playing with any team other than Cincinnati and makes the injunction permanent after Kansas City's bid to dissolve it was denied.
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Angocinyt
George “Chit” Johnson
Cincinnati
Kansan City
George Fooll
Cook County
Garry Hormann
Jolneon
Jude Fooll
Kansas City
Young Businessmen to Face Hearings on Riot Charge
J Brown and Inand Adelberg, noted young business figures, are to be heard at 7 o clock tomorrow evening before Justice G H Gordon on inciting a riot at the baseball grounds. County authorities pressed to maintain dignity as two men were singled out from about fourteen hundred spectators while many others involved in the melee were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brown
Inand\ Adelberg
Everting
G. H. Gordon
Theis
Great Convention Week When Methodists Come
The note describes Mrs Fike the celebrated actress and her Manhattan company in the operetta Mrs Humps stead Laigh and a famed appearance by Harry James Smith. Mrs Fike and her company travel by Short Line from Wheeling to perform Thursday night then she departs to Detroit for two weeks charity work before returning to New York City. Clarksburg anxiously anticipates the event and expects a large reception for Mrs Fike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fike
Manhattan
Harry James Smith
Clarksburg
Detroit
Mich
New York City
Murray Sdeht
West Virginia Epworth League Biennial Convention in Clarksburg
Clarksburg hosts the West Virginia Epworth League biennial convention June 9 to 11 with a full program of sermons, evangelism, and musical addresses. Notable speakers include Ernest Wray Owen D D and B Guthrie. An outdoor recreation day and a large Buckhannon Wesleyan vs Ohio Wesleyan game are planned, drawing delegates from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Epworth League
Clarksburg
West Virgintia
Ernest Wray Owen
D. D
Chicago
B. Guthrie
Wilkesbarre
Spealer
Virginia Wesleyans
Buckehannon
Ohio Wesleyan
Nelaware
Wesleyan
Buckhannon
Buck Hannon
Monoogahela
Parkataburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
State Ofiers
Clarkabure
League of West Virginia
Monberah
Jim
Condemnation and sale decrees tied to railway and other suits
The Clarksburg and Weston Electric Railway Company seeks condemnation against W Trent Maxwell with Judge Jake Fisher presiding in Sutton circuit court. Decrees of sale entered in Gehring v Thorne. Sampson v Grass Run Oil and Gay Co. sale confirmed in Agnew v Irving. Robbins v Blancho Tansone decree issued.
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Clarksburg
Weston Electric Railway Company
W. Trent Maxwell
Jake Fisher
Sutton
Henry Gehring
Mark H. Thorne
Memurier
Elizabeth W. Sampson
Grass Run O li and Gay Company
Dorit W. Agnew
G. C. Irving
Sale
Robbins
Blancho Tansone
Summer Pastime Contest Opens to All at Daily Telegram
The Daily Telegram announces OPEN TO ALL as its Summer Pastime Contest. It invites participation from readers nationwide with 26 pictures to identify, and a single correct set of answers. Submissions run from July 1 to July 18, 1914, with the third picture referenced in the prompt.
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Daily Telegram
Trach
Garyes
Aid
Anderscromt
Attendant Foils Interfering Vandal At London Gallery
Disorder at a Dore Street gallery ends with an attendant defending valuable paintings as a vandal is mobbed. A suffragist mob targets Dr. Eward B. Foe ward at Entio Jail, with women attacked and the case sent to disorderly conduct. Arson also strikes a large cricket pavilion near Burlefieta and a countryside residence near Balfunt.
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London
Dore
Hacking
Bourler
Potien
Eramin B. Foeward
Entio
Morntegard
Bownt
Rexpouette
Ory Baeward
Neal
Exsault
Perward Wale
Welmias
Burlefieta
Tania
Urain Gauad
Balfunt
Assault on Belfast editors shocks Halfant press
Militants in Belfast today assaulted two managing editors of Halfant's leading papers after critical coverage. They entered the Telegraph office and attacked an editor in his room, knocking him from his chair and hurling a mucilage bottle. A second target at News Letter office, Mr. Anson, was also injured and confined to bed under surgical care.
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Say
Meas
Belfast
Jones—Amilitants Today
Halfant
Dalgn
Worden
Faut Telegraph
Jarpérona
Tome Stawast
Chumanamie Willer
Anis
Anson
Gin Bean
Usder
Village trustees authorize 50 special policemen in Tarrytown
Special policemen are to serve for thirty days or until orders arise as the country home of John D Rockefeller is guarded. Trustees refuse several permit applications for open air meetings saying gatherings are inadvisable at this time amid Industrial Workers of the World activity.
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New York
Westchester County
John D. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Wilson To Insist On Full Program For Shipping Talks
Arthur W. Thompson and Charles Galloway will arrive at 10 o clock Thursday from Baltimore to discuss local shipping conditions and freight rates with the Clarksburg Board of Trade. The conference will be in the Union National Bank building office of the secretary. Shippers are invited to participate.
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Clarksburg Board of Trade
Arthur W. Thompson
Charles Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Board of Trade
Union National Bank
Senators Say Several Conferences Needed For Legislation
Washington June 2000 A gos of talks between the president and Senators Pomersne and Saulebury at a conference of the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee today signaled that further conferences would be necessary to push a trade commission bill. Officials indicated no decision on final House or Senate action or timing beyond continued talks.
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Washington
Banate
Lia
Assignment notice in Fairmont and Morgantown
June 2 notice states Smith Race Wholesale Grocery Company assigning at Fairmont and Morgantown to Quy Trade via B C Frame and B S Hartley. Attorney Aware appointed. Aristeam Ap. Drassury to apply and arrest property at bolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar Nee Ato Mae Fairmont
Smith- Race Wholesale Grocery Company
Organtown
Quy Trade
Amd
B. C. Frame Ann B.S Hartley
Joe
A.ware
Aristeam Ap. Drassury
Apyoli Lel
Bolt
Mexican Rebels Advance Near Temble With Losses Reported
A garbled dispatch from Vera Cruz dated June 7 describes rebels near Temple Viwned the river part of Luub with damage to a plantain field owned by Ganadl. Local reps report ongoing tensions as authorities claim gains against rebel incursions and confirm payment disputes over mill pesos.
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Storia Ee Vera Crw
Gopesllailiee Liste
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Jefferson Davis
Jy Aupoderes
Atvanda
Monoria Services
Untader ‘Cy
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New Orleans
Virini
Mexico City
Huerta
B. H. Bell
Wallace
Royal
Neghbors
America
Pythine Hall
Adarmston
Tay Henbett
Tron
New Haven Railroad Company
Bryan
Washington City
Findley and Stout
Baseball League
Grorgh Riblett
de Oudon
Federation of Women's Clubs
Chief Johnson
Fiske
Todat
Tarrytown Village
Fairmont
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