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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
7
Delegates at the peace conference say General Huerta intends to resign as soon as Mexico is politically pacified and rejects any delay for technical reasons. A later statement by the Huerta delegation seeks to clear misinterpretations of his retirement pledge.
Seventy six Salvation Army victims of the Empress of Ireland disaster were buried at Mount Pleasant cemetery Toronto in a ceremony led by Commissioner McKie with army bands. The funeral featured flags, massed bands, and survivors among mourners as part of a solemn tribute.
The House approved the Clayton Omnibus antitrust measure 275 to 84 and the Rayburn railroad capitalization bill 325 to 12. The Covington interstate trade commission bill passed without a recorded vote. All three measures moved from committee of the whole and sent to the Senate for action.
Washington reports a bill to forfeit 300 feet of unused railroad right of way along the Missouri to the Pacific to protect settlers living on the land. Rep Howell introduces the measure amid existing farms and villages on the corridor. The Daily Express notes Sir Edward Grey warned Wilson Britain would seek satisfaction if Villa becomes Mexican president for the murder of William Brent on a constitutionalist order.
The revenue cutter Near and the steamship Corwin, arriving from Beattie Monday night, went ashore in the ice near Nome and became fast, though not in immediate danger.
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Incomplete OCR text mentions New London and Northland with references to York Pula Me and Welday Digbl. A wind related event affects Demelianes Farm House and Lowde of Janne Alien. Details are unclear due to garbled lines.
Reported official figures from the Canadian Pacific steamship line raise the Empress of Ireland dead to 1,024 with 452 rescued. The ship carried 1,387 to 1,476 aboard, bodies recovered exceed 200 and 103 identified.
Mexican leader President Huerta voices optimism after talks at Niagara Falls about peace negotiations with the United States. Belief grows that the impasse will soon be removed and diplomatic relations restored.
The Allegheny Conference compares April 1919 trade activity with April 1918 noting striking labor at Westinghouse and other Pittsburgh factories. It cites more than 87 million dollars in imports and a large rise in export value, tied to a vast industrial labor action.
Snowstorms hit Weat Keno and Nevada causing heavy snows Friday into Saturday. Reports describe plummeting temperatures and widespread travel disruption as communities brace for more winter weather.
Constitutionalists report key commander Deferg Angwer leaving Durango for Saltillo to prepare a public statement on views. Carranza says he will not answer ABC mediation or issue a provisional government proclamation until Saltillo. Villa reportedly plans to move from Chihuahua City to join Carranza and pursue campaigns against Zacatecas and San Luis Potosi. A new central military zone under Natera sparks speculation on Villa’s plans.
A May thunderstorm in Swansville Indiana caused over $20,000 in damage. The First Avenue Presbyterian Church suffered losses near $10,000. Rain revived crops after four weeks of drought. Paris reports note disrupted telephone lines as two Hawaii officers, Commander Victor Colin and Lt Maurice Joante, conducted long distance conversations across 150 miles.
Captain Chadwick commands the armored vehicle Mow ane and recently landed Marines at Porhau Priges in Harti, coordinating the assault and securing the area. The operation underscores coordinated support from ground troops and armored units.
A formal announcement confirms Prange Moores as a candidate for the Republican nomination for United Wake aeuatee. The notice outlines campaign aims and names the path to the tacit Levae. Strong weather threats forecast Thursday with severe gales and storms.
An international crisis looms as Huerta pursues a port blockade to halt weapons for the constitutionalists. U S officials warn intervention possible to keep Tampico open, while risks to mediation talks rise at Niagara Falls.
A sweeping cluster of brief items covers arrests and legal actions across several states. Topics include grand larceny cases in Oregon and Montana, a Brigham City wanted-for-theft warrant, maritime detentions in Seattle, and a Rexford Montana post office safe-dynamiting incident. Other items note labor union activity, a railway robbery link, a Denver abduction case, and local dry county outcomes amid prohibition debates.
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