Mediation Talks Extend After Argentina Minister Visit
Mediation proceedings likely to continue for another week after Dr Naon of Argentina met with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan in Washington. Optimism remained high about reaching peace as mediators avoid a formal sabbatical and search for provisional president candidates continues.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Ambassador da Gama
Brasil
Suarex
Chile
Mediation Board
Romulo
Disaster in the sky a brutal aerial wreck shocks Vienna
Reports from Vienna describe a catastrophic air battle culminating in a midair collision between a biplane and a dirigible balloon. All occupants died as wreckage and charred remains littered the crash site, underscoring the perils of aerial warfare during army maneuvers.
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Terrific gas explosion traps 250 miners in Alberta mine
A Friday blast at Millcrest Cotter len No. 0 mine in Tad. Poles, Alberta entombed 250 workers. Only fourteen of the rescued survived as rescuers fought poisonous fumes and rock debris, with cause believed related to gas buildup.
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Plan to Break Deadlock Hints Mexico Peace Hope
Argentine Minister Naon said a wavering mediation program might yet yield peace in Mexico after talks with President Wilson Secretary Bryan and Lyle Cabrera. He boarded a train for Niagara Falls following the Washington session. Boston. Police inspector Norton was fatally shot during a revolver battle while attempting to arrest Lawrence Robinson wanted in Grand Rapids on murder and robbery charges. Robinson wounded and hospitalized. Fishermen raise part of a young woman's body from the Mohawk river in Schenectady amid murder suspicions.
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Mexico
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Niagara Falls
Wilson
Bryan
Lyle Cabrera
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Boston
Roman F. Norton
Lawrence Robinson
Grand Rapids
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Robinson
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Mohawk
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 Mendel Helless trial. All defendants were convicted as the case concluded on Saturday.
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St. Petersburg
Ministry of Justice
Mendel Helless
Jury Fails to Convict in Seawed Trial of Holertwen
Fragmented report describes a jury failing to convict Holertwen on nine charges in a widwotion and Foudery case. Details are unclear and the court discharged the panel after a dle sereement.
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Miners of Butte Form New Union
In ButteMont a split in the Western Federation of Miners led seceders to form an independent union They elected M McDonald temporary president and planned a permanent organization A 50 cent monthly assessment will fund temporary headquarters and the move signals a likely breach with federation officials 5000 miners attended the Sunday mass meeting.
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Mont
Western Federation of Miners
Wonton
Charles J. Moyer
M. McDonald
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Ingurgenta
Meyer
Eng Ft
Federaton
Federation
Villa Carranza rapprochement shifts Mexican rebel leadership
Washington reports from Ambassador Edwards say Francisco Villa and Venustiano Carranza healed their rift after tensions over command. Villa to lead the Zacatecas offensive, replacing Carranza in the field, while both sides urged unity to advance against Huerta. Diplomatic appeal followed from Carranza and Villa adherents in El Paso.
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Juarez
Francisco Villa
Venust
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Torreon
Saltillo
Huerta
Carranza
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Chihuahua
George F. Baker Witness in New Haven and Mortford Inquiry
George F. Baker a partner of the late Morgan and a key witness in the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into alleged mismanagement at the New Haven andMortford railway. report notes additional names and scattered references to other figures amid a damaged text with uncertain details.
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George F. Baker
PB. Morgan
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, New Haven and Mortford Railway Company
Carranza Rejects Mediation Talks For Mexico’s Future
Carranza declares a grave error in mediators’ attempt to decide transcendent Mexican questions. He repeats willingness to discuss pacification but rejects armistice moves, agrarian issues, provisional leadership, and other internal matters with outside mediators. He says constitutionalists must determine Mexico’s path.
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Washington
Mexico
White
Carranza
Asquith Receives Women Over Hunger Strike Hope
Premier Asquith met six suffragist delegates at Downing Street after Sylvia Pankhurst’s Holloway release. He said the government would not curb free speech but would curb militant violence and promised consideration of the deputation’s request for Sylvia Pankhurst’s unconditional release.
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Asquith
Sylvia Pankhurst
Holloway
House of Commons
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East End
Downing Street
Reginald Meike
Excursion Steamer Lost After Hudson Collision
The Tourlat, a small excursion steamer on the Hudson, was rammed by a cow and beached then sank near Yonkers. Seven crew members were rescued, passengers had boarded earlier, and the incident prompted search and rescue operations. Seven crew saved, others landed prior to sinking.
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Hudson
J. FP. Hay
Poincare Wills Not Meaign Paragraph
Fragmentary notes mention President Fotmcare and a discussion about national politics and a decision not to pursue certain actions. The readable text references dialogue with a male figure and issues of presidential influence and policy direction.
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Fire trucks respond after deadly blaze at Ble home
Amid a Sunday fire at a Ble residence, firefighters battled flames as eight people were injured and two died. Police said the fire caused extensive damage to the structure and surrounding property as investigators began securing the scene.
Mexican tensions rise as Villa claims proclamation amid Carranza moves
Dispatches from Los Angeles report General Villa alleging a proclamation of American policy provisions while Carranza forces mass 3000 troops in Sonora. Intercepted private messages cast doubt on the dispute’s details, noting Carranza’s aim to depose Governor Maytorena.
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Omi
Morton
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Ville
Alec
Carranea
Maytorena
Canal tolls begin as Panama traffic congests rail line
The first cash return to the United States from Panama traffic tolls was recorded Thursday. Barge traffic on May 18 transported cargoes due to Panama railroad congestion. Tolls totaled 7,156.12 dollars based on 1.20 dollars per net ton, largely composed of cargo from Howell.
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Panama
Teguq
Simar
Howell
Oregon Editor Convicted Affirmed by State Supreme Court
Salem Oregon The conviction of J and Hoamer editor of the Bilverton Journal in the state circuit court months ago of abusing. The prioress of the Benedictine convent of Mount Angel was affirmed by the state supreme court on Tuesday.
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J & Hoamer
Bilverton Journal
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Mount Angel
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Roosevelt Rules Out Run for New York Governor
Southampton reports Colonel Roosevelt declares he will not run for governor of New York. He spoke briefly on board the tender before boarding the Imperator for New York, breaking his own vow of political silence.
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New York
Colon Roosevelt
Alleged attack at Wolf Creek ends with exile of former clergyman
A mob of men at Wolf Creek detained W. G. Smith a former clergyman after accusing him of slanderous remarks about local women. Women reportedly struck and eyes thrown by the crowd. Smith was ordered to leave and not return.
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Walt Creek
Debris From Bagdad Wreck Yields Pearl Necklace Fragments
In San Bernardino crews recover pearls from the Banta wreck debris over a week. Women passengers lose a string of big gems valued at about 20000 dollars. Meanwhile Denver reports completion of a transcontinental telephone circuit from New York to San Francisco by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company with Bell system officials present.
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Appleton Misadventure Highlights River Rescue
A woman and two others were saved from the swollen river after a vehicle overturned, aided by Alivra Priest and a pulp and manufacturer. Health Sunday observations in Philadelphia drew medical leaders from across the country to discuss public health fundamentals. A domestic dispute in Bufton left a man dead and his wife suspected insane, while Eberhart faced defeat in a St Maul primary as the Republlican nomination process continued.
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