Mediation Sees Prolonged Talks After Argentina Visit
Dr Romulo Noon of Argentina returns from Washington with a spirit of optimism and new ideas. The mediation board will likely extend talks for another week rather than adjourn, as negotiators seek provisional presidents, while maintaining a working mediation schedule. Noon says confidence remains high that peace can be achieved despite difficulties.
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Tragic Aero-Dirigible Crash Shocks Vienna
Nine badly burned and mangled bodies mark a devastating air battle accident during Austrian maneuvers. A biplane collided with a dirigible causing a fiery plunge. all aboard died and the scene underscored the grim dangers of aerial warfare.
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Gas Mine Explosion in Alberta Kills Hundreds
A massive blast at Millcrest Mine No 1 in Tadsa Alberta traps 250 workers. Only 14 rescued alive as rescuers battle poisonous gases and cave-ins. officials fear many more dead amid ruined tunnels and debris. Authorities seek cause. initial speculation points to gas buildup.
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Plan to Break Deadlock in Mexican Mediation
Argentine Minister Naon said Washington hopes the wavering mediation program may still bring peace to Mexico after talks with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. He then left for Niagara Falls following meetings with Lyle Cabrera of the Washington constitutionalists agency.
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Russian Lawyers Convicted in St Petersburg Trial
Twenty five lawyers were found guilty in St Petersburg on charges of insulting the Ministry of Justice during the Mendel Helless trial. All defendants were convicted after the Saturday verdict.
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Jury Fails to Convict in Holertwen Trial
The jury at the sewed trial of Holertwen, charged with nine Oller, ih the widwotion and Foudery of the tev Otis Spurgeon of Gee Muluwe loa reported dle sereement and wae discharged. Pare-Tee chamber of gepaties on Prides, by a vide ul 450 Ge 108, autho red the lock of 180,000 Trance Lea O0e N) be ReQmoated by OM, Nowles, Coane minister lu the ew
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Miners of Butte Form New Union
In Butte Montana seceders from the Western Federation of Miners form an independent union rejecting peace overtures from President Charles J. Moyer. M. McDonald is named temporary president as 5,000 miners attend the mass meeting. The split aims for a permanent organization with temporary HQ and a 50 cent monthly assessment.
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Villa Carranza split ends with reconciliation planned
Washington reports from Juarez say General Francisco Villa and General Venustiano Carranza have patched up their differences and Villa will lead the movement at Zacatecas. They had considered breaking, imprisoning officers, but the junction reaffirms their united effort against Huerta and avoids a split. A joint appeal to leadership was sent from El Paso.
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George F. Baker Witness in New Haven and Morford Railway Inquiry
George F. Baker a partner of the late J. Pierpont Morgan and a key witness in the Interstate Commerce Commission probe into the management of the New York New Haven and Stamford railway company. The item also references uncertain events including a potential rescue and broad unrest among workers amid strikes and transportation turmoil.
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Carranza refuses mediation talks amid Mexican crisis
General Venustiano Carranza answers mediation envoys from Niagara with a statement denying discussion of key Mexican issues. He reiterates willingness to join pacification talks but rejects armistice, military movements, agrarian questions, and provisional presidency, claiming a grave error in pursuing such questions.
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Asquith Receives Women In Downing Street Visit
Premier Asquith met six suffragette workers led by Sylvia Pankhurst at Downing Street after her Holloway release. He said the government would not curb free speech and would consider the deputation’s demand for Miss Pankhurst’s unconditional release, forwarding it to Reginald McKenna.
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Excursion Steamer Lost After Hudson Collision
The Tourlat excursion steamer traveling down the Hudson struck by a cow near Yonkers and beached then sank. All seven crew members were removed, passengers had been landed before the crash. Ninety four bodies recovered from Hillcrest Collieries mine disaster in Alberta after explosion wrecked inner workings.
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Poincare Wills Not Meaign in National Politics
A garbled report notes President Fotmcare discussing parity and the presidency, with indecipherable references to a non sequence of events. The fragment suggests a decision not to engage in some drive, amid unclear aims and names.
Fire truck crash near home leaves man dead
Fragmented OCR reads like a crash report with scattered names and places. The readable bits mention a fire truck incident, a fatality, and an event at a residence Sunday. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the event involved a fire apparatus and a fatal outcome.
Mexican political turmoil seen in Villa and Carranza clash
Dispatches from Mexico report General Villa declaring provisions under Meslen and provoking a response from Gen Polipe Angelo. Intercepted notices mention Carranza denying a private American mediation and a reported 3,000-man mobilization to depose Governor Maytorena.
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Canal Tolls Collected Amid Panama Traffic Congestion
The first cash return to the United States from Panama tolls was recorded Thursday. Barge traffic on May 18 transported cargo due to Panama railroad congestion. Tolls totaled 7,156.12 dollars at 1.20 dollars per net ton, mostly from Howell.
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Oregon Editor Convicted Affirmed by State Supreme Court
Salem editors case affirmed. J and Hoamer, editor of the Bilverton Journal, convicted in state circuit court months ago of having embraced the prioress of the Benedictine convent of Mount Angel, with the verdict upheld by the state supreme court on Tuesday.
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Roosevelt Rules Silence on Gov Race in Port Statement
Southampton reported Colon Roosevelt broke his pledge of political abstinence briefly aboard the tender before boarding the Imperator to sail to New York. He declared he would not run for governor of New York, then returned to silence on politics.
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Alleged assault in Oregon as crowd confronts man
W G Smith a former clergyman was tarred as men and women clashed at Wolf Creek on Saturday. He was whipped by a mob of women and told not to return after allegedly making slanderous remarks about local morals.
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Debris Reveals Pearl Necklace Lost in California Wreck
In San Bernardino debris from the Banta wreck near Bagdad recovered over a week by workmen on Sunday. A string of large pearls belonged to one passenger woman. Total gem value reported at 20000 dollars. Meanwhile the American Telephone company completed a coast to coast circuit with the last pole in Nevada, linking New York to San Francisco, with Bell system officials present.
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Appleton Sailor Rescues Men In River Crash
In Appleton Wisconsin three men and a woman were swept into the river when a wagon overturned. A rescue by Alivra Priest saved them from drowning as onlookers rushed to aid.
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