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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1914

Page

2

Moving Toward Mexico City in Rebel Advance

Military actions unfold as Villas army pursues fleeing federals from Saltillo to strike toward Querétaro and Mexico City. Rebel forces report federals retreat blocked near the line San Luis Potosí to Saltillo with reports of skirmishes and reinforcements moving in to halt the pursuing column.

City OF Mexico Villa Saltillo Orozco San Luis Potosi Torreon Mexico Queretaro Wapital Mexico City la Golondrina Caid “Ile Sweet Home Geversis Maan de Moure Pascual Orosco San Luis Potoal A. Garrera Torres Caro ‘Vada Antonio Gover Lovm A. Mendoza Wik Oroxco San Luo Potos Orosco Inez Menuury Mercado

Carranza Shuts Out Rebels in Mediation Talks

The Mediation conference on American and Mexican fates continues as Mexican delegates press for terms. Mexican and American mediators discuss possible arrangements while reports say some delegates faced a setback.

Domicio da Gama Leads Niagara Conference Efforts

Brazilian Ambassador Domicio da Gama chairs the NiagaraConference meetings and coordinates diplomatic engagement with local officials and trade partners to foster regional cooperation and cultural exchange. He outlines priorities for economic dialogue and security collaboration.

SILLIMAN SAFE Reaches Mexico City for U S Journey Start

SILLIMAN SAFE arrives in Mexico City and will begin travel to the United States. The State Department has sought details after reports of his detention in the fall at Baltimore. Benor Cardosa telegraphed the arrival to Secretary Bryne, with guards expected to accompany him to Verona as refugees depart Mexico City. Commission form of government discussed as a provisional framework, with key mediators named Cerrada Hur erta Zapata and debate over Carranza’s stance.

Mexico City United Sta Washington May Jobn A. Silliman United Histes Silliman State Department Baltile Brasilian Legation Suliman Wafe Setate Department Benor Cardosa Bryno Hitman Vernioe Mexico Ploot Nieyort Falin Cerrada Hurerta Zapata Wilson le Carranza Eudh

City Time Law Challenge Against State Standards

Cleveland Justice weighs limits of municipal power to change clocks. A local columnist cites a U S Supreme Court framing that cities cannot override state law on time standards, arguing a mandated central time would violate Section 6979 and undermine official timekeeping.

Coal Miners and Operators Plan Joint Conference in Columbus

Ohio coal operators and miners schedule a joint conference in Columbus June 2 to seek an agreement under the new law. Secretary Treasurer Green of the Miners Federation says both sides seek a prompt settlement as losses reach an estimated six million dollars weekly. Operators offer 42 cents per ton for machine mined coal, miners demand 4 1/2 cents more per ton. Delegations from Columbus Cleveland Zanesville and other cities attend the mediating meeting with Governor Cox in the executive chamber.

Columbuse Ohio Columban William Green National Miners’ Federation E. BE. Fox Maneilion C. A. Cane Zanesville Nelsonville Wayne Collier Newark C. E. Maurer Ravenna John Moore Columbur Lee Wall G. D. Savage L. J. Davis Pomeroy W. Fynicks Akron John Saxton Cellneville C. Albania Bridgeport W. C. Thompson Byexville

Mellen cites Morgan shield motive in Grand Trunk case

Charles B. Mellen, former New Haven president, concluded four days of testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission by claiming he faced Sherman and Aust rules indictment to shield J. P. Morgan and the Grand Trunk conspiracy. He said Morgan’s health worsened with the prospect of grand jury exposure, and that Morgan Jr. acknowledged his father's death would have broken him.

Washington Charles B. Mellen New Haven Grand Trunk Markan Mellen J.P. Markan, Jr Morgan PF Morgan, Jr Hin Ant

To the Point in New York Town Falls Silent After Crash

In New York Peillpes Caudio a group of five riders ran ahead but were dropped by a stray horse and a drift, jumping a fence to safety. Mire Mary A Mayellw of Chicago was injured. Wilton Blinnon Cole of Lima was killed in a crash at a factory. Cleon Mot and Ailed three Weren were involved, and the addendum notes a fatal inlaw death near Kilgore.

New York Peillpe Caudio Fred Mire Mary A. Mayellw All & Tein Sear Boren Wilton Blinnon Cole Bullad Lima Rote Ootive Corporation True Voller

Little known role of the locomotive messenger described

Philadelphia May 23 report details the work of the messenger who travels with new locomotives across the nation. He guards, feeds, and maintains the engines during weeks on freight runs, watches for hot bearings, and signals the engineer to stop if needed.

Philadelphia Hall of Fame Bis Craver Aing Portland Ore Canada Freleht Attachedohe Meesenger Elgen Win Hiv Mary Les OM Almont Stow Frelghis Ffteen

Prince Louis of Battenberg Birthday Busy London

London May 23 Prince Louis of Battenberg senior Naval Lord of the British Admiralty receives many congratulations on his sixtieth birthday. The article notes controversy over German origins of royal-connected families and contrasts Battenberg with Teck in calls over suitability for high office. It recounts his naval career from the Egyptian War to command roles and leadership duties.

London Prince Louis of Batwenberg British Admiralty Prince Alexander of Teck Canada Prince Louis of Battenberg Battenberg Louiely Germany Prince Henry of Prugkla Cpar Nritikhouvy Admiralty Prince Louis of Attenberg Duke of Cambridge Highbat Prince Louis Battens Alexandr Commbador & Crier Nina Loteupenne

Catholic Union of Illinois Holds Spring Convention

Hundreds of delegates arrive in Edwardsville for the Catholic Union of Silence convention. Visitors are welcomed today, with Pontifical Mass by Bishop Ryan of Alton tomorrow. A street parade is planned in the afternoon and the business sessions run into Monday and Tuesday.

Catholic Union OF Illinois Edwardsville BA Wardeville Catholic Union of Silence Ryan Alton

Wedding in Congressional Circles in Washington DC

Washington May 2a Capitol society notes the forthcoming marriage of Miss stil Scott daughter of Representative and Mrs George Brett of Iowa to Mr Dale Moore of St Paul. The wedding is planned for next Monday evening with several attendees expected from political and social circles.

Washington, D. C Capitol Mian Stil Scott George, Brett Iowa Dale Moore St. Paul Mike Mary Wade William B. Metenif

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