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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1914

Page

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Carranza participation in conference stalls mediation efforts

Niagara Falls June 4 The mediation talks in Mexico are in a deadlock over Carranza's attendance at the conference. The mediators may accept Carranza representatives only if hostilities cease. the armistice condition is debated, while Mexico's revolution continues. The message to Carranza awaits action from Washington and Washington’s stance remains unchanged.

Niagara Falls Ont Carranza Juan Arquido Rafael Bubsran Capmany Washington Carranzé A. S State Department Mexico Witton Mediaton

Resolute Wins Second Trial Race for America's Cup Defenders

Greenwich, Conn June 4 The yacht Resolute won the second trial race on Long Island Sound defeating the Vanitie with official times 3 19 15 and 8 19 40 The Vanitie edged the previous race sailed Tuesday at Rye N Y and close followers say further tuning and stronger winds will determine which sloop holds the cup

Greenwich Conn Resolute Long Island Sound Vanitie

In Race to Stay Says Foraker in Senate Contest

Columbus Ohio June 4 ex Senator Joseph B Foraker declares I am in the race to stay amid rumors he may quit the Republican senatorial contest He notes if eliminated it will take the primaries to decide He discusses Warren G Harding and says Harding offered support then changed his mind and became a candidate He challenges Daniel R Hanna of Cleveland to say he will back the party nominee.

Columbus Joseph B. Foraker Warren G. Harding Harding Daniel R. Hanna Cleveland

State May Aid Teachers Over Cleveland School Board Threat

Cleveland June 4 state superintendent Frank W Miller said state authorities would intervene if the Cleveland school board carries out its threat to dismiss teachers for forming a union. The action would suspend interference until operations resume, then authorities could step in to restore order.

Cleveland Frank W. Miller Cleveland School Board

Automobile tour tragedy claims Balt Lake traveler

A misread river crossing and car crash near a lake killed a member of a five person party on a coast to New York tour. The victim, identified as Young Duke, son of J Brodie Tube, millionaire tobacco king, was pinned under the car after it veered into the water. The group was proceeding along a continental auto route when the wreck occurred about 50 miles from Baltimore.

Balt Lake City Wandward Lake J. Brodie Tube Millonaire Balt la Dake New York Duke

Cremation Urged by Ohio State Health Official

Columbus June 4 Undertakers and embalmers urged to support cremation and oppose earth burial by Dr J F McCampbell executive officer of the state board of health at the free day session of the annual convention of the Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association opening at Memorial hall.

Columbus Ohio Jr. F. McCampbell State Board of McCampbell the Funeral Directors and Embalmers’ Association Memorial Hall

Valley City Father Charged in Son Death Exhumation Findings

In Valley City on June 4 John Bowman 70 a wealthy farmer and father of 26 year old Jacob Bowman was arrested on murder charges after neighbors complained of foul play in the buried son who recently died of heart disease. The son's body was exhumed and found to have a fractured skull.

Meding Jacob Bowman Valley City John Bowman

Suit Settled by Marriage in Freach of Promise Case

Youngstown Ohio June 4. A freach of promise suit by Elizabeth Temes against George Balco ended with their marriage, after Balco refused to pay taxi hire for Temes' prospective father in law. The girl's father had forbidden the union when Balco balked at the fare.

Youngstown Elizabeth Temes George Balco Balco

Owens Car Plunges From Bridge In County Crash

Frank Owens drove off a high bridge in the southern county area. The car toppled, seven ribs were broken for a passenger and two others, A. J. Owens and Joseph Owens, suffered serious injuries and remained unconscious.

Pinilay Jones Frank Owens Owens Riby A. J. Owens Joseph Jaries

Cycle accident injures riders and spectators at Pittstime Motordrome

Vitteturg June 4 reports Arthur Arm Hirong, motorcycle racer, was injured and spectators were killed when Arnie strong's machine crashed into the crowd at the Pittstime motordrome. Ten others were badly hurt. Names Berjamin Zernoban and Charles P. Mavaail appear among the wounded.

Vitteturg Arthur Arm Hirong Wan Minh Ourly Low Specttors Arniestrong Pittstime Berjamin Zernoban Charles P. Mavaail

Arranged Her Funeral Flood Act 15 Valid

Findlay Ohio June 4 Mrs William B Fortune dies after completing funeral plans naming pallbearers hymn choices and choir. Dayton Ohio June 4 court of appeals upholds Vanderhelde flood prevention law as constitutional, clearing obstacles to flood control in Columbus and Dayton.

Dayton, O Conservancy Act Court of Appeals Columbus Dayton Ie

1600 Actors May Go Out On Strike

New York June 4 The Actors Equity association about 1600 actors have pledged to strike if managers refuse to meet demands for uniform contracts full pay during Holy Week and conditions for engagement About 850 have pledged to stand by the demands and walk out if not granted A nationwide strike seems possible if an accord cannot be reached with the managers union

New York Actors’ Equity Association Ths Theatrical Managers’ Association

ExplosionKillsTwo On Northbound Coal Train Near Ashville

Columbus engineer William L. Wier aged 42 died instantly and fireman Robert M. Harmon aged 25 was fatally injured when the boiler of the second engine on a northbound coal train exploded about three and a half miles north of Ashville in Pickaway county. Lack of water in the boiler is blamed. General Villa is laid up in Juarez as cold affects his throat and keeps him from traveling to the city to seize ammunition amid army needs.

Columbus, O William L. Wier Columbus Robert M. Harmon Ashville Pickaway County Villa Juares Mexico Vila Jaures Ammuniion

Huerta Expects To Check Rebels In Mexico City

Vera Cruz dispatch notes Huerta’s regime bolstered by arms landed from Germany and a new consignment on the west coast. Fronters cheer the government while Mexican refugees flee to American lines, fearing a decisive turn in favor of Huerta as supporters believe he can now strike the Constitutionalists.

Vera Cruz Mexico City Mexico Bavaria Ypiranga National Palace Huerta Puerto Mexico

Livestock and grain market notes from multiple cities

Chicago and other markets report cattle prices and receipts, with steers and cows listed by grade and price. Sheep and lambs show varied bids. hogs, calves, and mixed lots noted. Regional totals and receipts provided for Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburg Cincinnati Boston Toledo states and fluctuations.

Chicago Jnne Cnlven Sleveland Caines Lamba Howe Pittsburg Midown Entves Cincinnati Hogy Boston Rae

O Gorman and Others Challenge Panama Toll Exemption Debate

In the upper house a debate centers on repealing the Panama Canal tolls exemption. Vardaman, Simmons, and several senators argue against and for repeal. The Sutterland Resolution directs President Wilson to open arbitration talks with Great Britain on tolls. Vote details show 8 to 7 in the committee with absences noted.

Vardaman Assalis Wilson Simmons Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sutterland Wilsom Great Britain Panama Senate Borah Stone O'Gorman Pomerone Swanson Smith Arizons Michigan Hitchcock Wi- Dams Saulsbury Lodge Root McCumber Sutherland Burton Vardeman Vardaman Democratic Party Rook Im Vardueman Democratic Jackson Jeffemson Vardamam United States

Women to march on church in protest sermon

Mrs. Albers He Gilbert, leader of a local protection group, calls wives of Cleveland men to march to Euclid Avenue Baptist Church to protest a sermon by Rev. Dr. W. W. Bustard that praised John J. Rockefeller and urged a vote against a Colorado mine project.

Cleveland Albers He Gilbert Mou Protection Bagial Burfrage Club Te Wued & Cail Euclid Avenue Rockefeller Church W. W. Bustard John J. Rockefeller Colorado

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