Last Word Rests With Wilson in Mexico Mediation
Niagara Falls Ont June 18 The Mexican delegation rejects U S provisional government plans citing fear of fake elections under a revolutionary president. Senor Rabasa states Washington must change stance within 48 hours or the mediation conference ends, leaving Wilson with final say. Carranza supporters fear foreign control.
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Niagara Fallo
Ont
United States
Provisional Government of
Mexico
Senormiro Rabasa
Huerta
Wilson
Washington
Senor Rabasa
Crea Kte
Carranza
Hie Party
Probie
Ambassador Fired On by Fool Policeman
Count Von Bernstorff of Germany narrowly escaped when Michael Murphy a special policeman fired at his automobile during University of Mine commencement in Champaign Illinois. The shot missed. Ambassadors escort was Arthur Meeker of Chicago. Murphy claimed he fired at tires. Meeker claimed intent to harm occupants. Mayor Dobbins apologized. Also W G Clip of Otterbein University elected president of the Ohio Sunday School Association with FP Barrett and BP Array named to leading roles.
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Champaign
Johann von Bernstorff
Germany
United States
Michael Murphy
University of Mine
Arthur Meeker
Chicago
Murphy
Sunday School Association
Youngstown
W. G. Clip
Otterbein University
Westerville
Ohio Sunday School Association
FP. L. Barrett
Springfield
BP. Array
Columbus
Bank Loot Cases Involve Lorimer And Munday
Chicago reports William Lorimer and Charles B. Munday charged in connection with a large bank theft. The La Balle Trust and Savings Bank allegedly lost between 2 million and 2.7 million dollars. State officials and Attorney General Lucey prepared to pursue receivership and formal proceedings following Harkin’s report.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
Charles B. Munday
la Balle Trust and Savings Bank
Hank Examiner Harkin
Beady
Harkin
Mexican Congress Stays in Session Under Huerta Orders
Congress remains in session by Huerta's command as the crisis unfolds. An appeal will be made to all Mexicans, federals, and rebels to unite against a potential American invasion if war is declared.
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Mexican Congress
Huerta
Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Two More Banks Repay Illegal Interest
Columbus reports that the Marine National Bank of Ashtabula and the Huff Avenue Bank of Cleveland paid 3775.68 into the state treasury, closing the period of banks that misused state funds during earlier treasurers' administrations. The Union National Bank of Columbus is being liquidated by federal agents, leaving about 215000 for the state.
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Columbus
Marine National Bank of
Ashtabula
Huff Avenue Bank of
Cleveland
Union Naional Bank of Columbus
Hogan
Union National
State loses a million in lakefront land dispute
Cleveland June 18 Common Pleas Judge Stevens denied the states injunction to force Lake Shore and Pennsylvania railroads to stop filling in the lake front west of the Cuyahoga river and to restore filled land valued over 1 million dollars. The state’s case was dismissed and an appeal was pledged by Attorney General Hogan and Assistant General Morgan. Hogan asserts submerged land belongs to the state.
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Cleveland
Manchester Postmaster Primary Set After Term Expiry
A primary will be held to choose a successor to Postmaster Hillson whose term expired this month. June 27 is the date agreed by applicants Bert Fisher and Harry Brown. Delegations have gone to Washington to retire the question, but the central committee endorsed both candidates and Senator Pomerene ordered the primary plan.
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Manchester
Hillson
Bert Fisher
Harry Brown
Washington
Central Committee
Pomerene
Farmer Routs The Militia In Local Skirmish
In Geneva Ohio on a chaotic day Vincent Stroud, owner of Openfield, armed with a weapon, repelled a militia unit that charged the field and then retreated. The incident involved National Guard company members. No further details are clear in the fragmented report.
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Geneva
Edlbiere
Ohio National Guard
Vincent Stroud
Lineman Killed by 2800 Volts in Akron Incident
Akron June 18 Oneman lineman J W Carrigeous was electrocuted when a 2800 volt line sent through his body. He hung for restoration by fellow workers who removed him from the line. A pulmotor was applied for two hours with no success.
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Akron
J. W. Carrigeous
Carrigeous
Commencement at State University Grants Largest Class Yet
Colarebus reports Ohio State University holds thirty seventh annual commencement exercising 649 diplomas and 64 certificates. Dr George H B Vincent president of the University of Minnesota delivers the commencement address as the university marks a record graduating class.
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Colarebus
Ohio State Uni
George HB. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Daring Robbery Strikes Buscet's Jewelry Store
Daring thieves smashed the show window of Buscet's jewelry store in Hartford Connecticut and escaped with about $1.00 worth of gems, leaving no clue to their identities.
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Hartford
Conn
Buscet
Son Found Drowned in Ohio River Ward Identified
Body recovered from the Ohio River near Strobel confirms the drowned man is Otto, son of William Stanley who disappeared from home January 27. Post-mortem details indicate clothing matched the missing youth’s attire. The investigation proceeds to determine cause and circumstances of disappearance.
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Fronton
Foater
Ohio River
Willliam Stanley
Otto
Strobel
Roosevelt to Cut Campaign Speaking Indoors Larynx Bad Shape
London June 18 Theodore Roosevelt will make no open air speeches when he returns to the United States and will limit indoor addresses during the campaign. Dr St Clair Thomson warned his larynx is fevered and unable to sustain continuous speaking for months. He will speak briefly at home and avoid outdoor venues. He would still visit the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco next year, saying he helped with the Panama canal but preferring expenditure on the exposition to Colombia indemnity. Ravenna June 18 John Gajdos shot at his wife then killed himself after firing three bullets into his mouth. the wife was uninjured.
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London
Theodore Roosevalt
United States
St. Clair ‘Thomson
Roosevelt
Royal Geographical Society
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Colombia
Live Stock and Grain Prices from Major Markets
Grain and livestock quotations from Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati East Buffalo and other hubs show mixed cattle and hog prices, varying wheat and corn quotes, and regional shifts. Notable figures include cattle at 6 to 9 dollars and hogs around 8 to 9 dollars, with calves and sheep prices also listed across markets.
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Chicago
Rotten
Lambe
Hose
Eg Jamily
Cleveland
Pattie
Chelee
BSING
ISR
Relforn
Rakkers
Springers
Maven
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Boston
Villa Gains Control As Carranza Recedes In Mexico
Washington reports Consul Edwards says Villa was restored to command over the rebel army and left for Zacatecas to take charge of the advance toward Mexico City. Carranza reportedly yielded under pressure as generals sided with Villa, while Washington grows impatient with Carranza over mediation and policy.
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Villa
Zacatecas
Mexico City
Edwards
State Department
Administration
Carranza
Washington
Hrgan
el Paso
Chihuahua
Angeles
United States
Carrane
Bin
Villa backing him General Felipe Gonzales groomed for provisional president
General Villa plans a rebel government in Mexico with Felipe Gonzales favored for provisional president. Juarez reports say Villa aims to remove Carranza from peace talks at Niagara Falls. Missing Constitutionalist currency worth 1,000,400 pesos allegedly seized by Villa and sent to Chihuahua. The peso's value slipped to 21.5 cents gold at the El Paso exchange.
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Felipe Gonzales
Sl Paso
Tex
Villa
Mexico
Juares
Juarez
Felipe Gonasies
Carranza
Nixagora Palls
Carras
Chihuahua
Billie
Blo Paso
Woman Dies From Burns in Wyoming Gasoline Blast
Cincinnati reports Mrs. Bile Grint, mother of Frank Rostock sports editor of a Cleveland paper, died from burns suffered in a gasoline explosion at her Wyoming suburb home. The fire, caused by the blast, led to fatal injuries after the incident.
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Cincinnati
Joe
Bile Grintweht
Frank Rostock
Cleveland
Wyoming
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Lucey
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Barkin
Tfederals Incamp
Huertas
Mach
Igrsnganeaican Skt
Cocmton
Ravenna
John Gajdos
Toledo
Fehon
Cora
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