Mediation Turmoil Envelops Mexican Talks At Buffalo
Complications arise in mediation as American delegates clash with Carranza and Villa officials in Juarez friction, and reports of Huerta’s stance stir uncertainty. Argentine Raon to return for full conference while Washington weighs a policy shift despite ongoing disputes and recent constitutionalist reverses.
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Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Juarez
Carranza
Villa
Zacatecas
Mediation Board
Huerta
Raon
Washington
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Rafael Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
United States
Zubarab
Cabrera
Sonora
Maytorena
General Obregon
Pennypacker Re-elected President of Women’s Clubs
Chicago report notes Mrs. Pennypacker's re-election at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial closing sessions. Resolutions urged opening public schools and buildings to the people, endorsed women’s social organizations, and opposed liquor traffic. Miss Margaret Wilson, the president’s daughter, spoke of civic and social betterment work and youth outreach.
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Chicago
Ill
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Margaret Wilson
Greece May Pour Down On Turkey
Constantinople reports a state of siege in Smyrna and along the Dardanelles to halt Greek emigration. Greek protests and veiled war threats accompany Turkish actions as Greece and Turkey prepare for armed conflict.
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Greece
Turkey
London
Constantinople
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Dardanelles
Turat
Suffragist scales statue in London demand release
A militant suffragist attached herself to the Duke of Wellington statue in central London and urged businessmen to intervene for imprisoned women. Police removed her amid jeers from onlookers.
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London
Haining
Vid
Miners Ballot on Displaying Union Cards at Butte
Miners vote on whether members shall display working cards as a heavy turnout begins at ten o clock. Conservatives threaten abstention while no compromise moves emerge between rival factions. J C Lowney of the Western Federation accuses unionists of seeking home rule. In Washington Myers Stout Evans tell Wilson no immediate need for troops.
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Butte
J. C. Lowney
Western Federation
Washington, D. C
Myers
Stout and
Evans
Montana
Wilson
Stewart
Westchester cup polo faced with British victory start in England
The Westchester cup polo final will begin its second Atlantic trip this Saturday. British victory is hailed as the best game yet while American defense drew penalties and costly fouls. A U S team may travel to England next year to challenge for the emblem.
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New York
Atlantic
America
England
Ambassador Nearly Shot For Speeding Near Death
German Ambassador to the United States Count Johann von Bernstorff narrowly escaped death when a policeman fired at his auto near the University of Illinois commencement. The ununiformed officer fired point blank in anger, with the shot missing as the ambassador rode to the ceremony.
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Champaign
Ills
Johann von Bernstorff
United States
University of Illinois
Ohio State Commencement Honors Minnesota President
President George H. Vincent of the University of Minnesota delivered the commencement oration at Ohio State University in Columbus. President William C. Thompson presided and presented diplomas to the graduates.
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Ohio State
Columbus
George H. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Ohio State University
William C. Thompson
Supreme Court affirms Wisconsin eugenic marriage law
Madison, Wis. June 17 The Wisconsin supreme court sustained the constitutionality of the eugenic marriage law, reversing the Milwaukee county circuit court which held the measure invalid.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Milwaukee County Circuit Court
Fixing the New Route to Franklin and Malad Country
State and county officials led by Chairman Theodore Turner examined two proposed routes to open Franklin and Malad country for highway expansion. Gifford and King joined the commission as bids for construction work were reviewed in Boise.
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Theodore Turner
State Highway Commission
Franklin
Malad
Gifford
King
Boise
Kaiser Wilhelm II Collides With Incemore in Fog
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm II returning to port after a collision in thick fog with the Liverpool to Southampton steamer Incemore. The Kaiser Wilhelm II sustained damage below the waterline while Incemore suffered main bow damage above the waterline.
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Southampton
Lloyd
New York
Incemore
Liverpool
Federal League Could Take Many Players Within 30 Days
Chicago June 17 President Gil of the Federal League said the circuit can wreck the Americans and Nationals from a playing standpoint in thirty days if it takes all players who have asked to be taken. He indicated forty are ready to desert the other major leagues.
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Chicago
Federal League
Gilmore
Do minican asks U S to withdraw consul at Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo reports the Dominican government asked the United States to withdraw the American consul at Puerto Plata for siding with the revolution. The move reflects tensions as the government accuses the envoy of favoring the rebel forces.
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Santo Domingo
United States
Puerto Plata
Pocatello Fourth of July Celebration Plans Advance
A meeting at Gray & Gray discussed promoting a major Fourth of July celebration in Pocatello. A $600 fund has been raised and will grow, with Nielson and Brimm appointed to alert members and organize an 8 pm meeting to finalize the plan for a big show presented by the city’s residents.
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Gray & Gray
Pocatello
Messrs. Nielson and
Brimm
Gate City
Hospital ship Maine grounded off Scotland in fog
The hospital ship Maine, a gift from American women to Britain during the South African war, went ashore in a fog in the Firth of Lorne on Scotland's west coast and is feared to be a total loss. It was attached to the British home fleet with many patients aboard. all were moved to lifeboats as rescue vessels were summoned by wireless.
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Glasgow
Maine
Firth of Lorne
Scotland
Hughes Stuart Wedding In Cathedral Chapel
In New York at the Cathedral of St John the Divine Miss Marjory Bruce Stauart became the bride of Charles Evans Hughes Jr son of Justice Hughes. The bride recently graduated from Vassar and Hughes is a local lawyer.
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New York
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Marjory Bruce Stauart
Henry C. Stanart
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Justice Hughes
The
Greens Rourt
United States
Vassar
Hughes
University of Iowa grants diplomas at commencement
The University of Iowa senior class received diplomas at the annual commencement in Iowa City. James Alexander Macdonald, Toronto editor, delivered the address on Internationalism and the University.
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Iowa Towa City
University of Iowa
James Alexander Macdonald
Toronto
University
Villa putting a crimp in political agitators
Washington officials say Villa's reported resignation and seizures of Carranza offices are not as serious as thought and stem from his bid to purge Carranza associates from politics. Mexico City officials announce an extra session of the chamber of deputies to discuss measures for restoring peace.
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Villa
Washington
Nza
Carranza
Juarez
Chihuahua
Torreon
Mexico City
Republic
Chamber of Deputies
Had a Clash at Vera Cruz Between Huerta and Carden
British subjects arriving today from Mexico City report a clash between Huerta and Sir Lionel Carden the British minister. The tense exchange follows escalating tensions after the conflict in Mexico.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Huerta
Lionel Carden
Blind singer Helen Meson found dead in Oakland apartment
Miss Helen Meson known as the Helen Keller of the West was found dead on a couch in her Oakland apartment. A spoon and empty glass with scent of quick-acting poison were found in the bathroom and will be analyzed. cause of death not yet known.
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Oakland
Calif
Helen Meson
Helen Keller
West
Huerta Gunboat Defeats Tampico Near Mazatlan
Washington reported Rear Admiral Howard said a Huerta gunboat defeated and probably sunk the constitutionalist Tampico near Mazatlan. The Tam pico’s captain and chief engineer killed themselves. Early today off Topolobampo the naval duel left ten constitutionalists dead and ten wounded. Survivors were rescued by the New Orleans and the Guerrero as the federal victory threatened Mazatlan and Guayamas.
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Washington
Huerta
Mazatlan
Howard
Topolobampo
New Orleans
Guerrero
Guayamas
Bank of Nampa Officers Fail to Reach Verdict
Caldwell Idaho June 17 After 39 hours of deliberation the jury in the state case against J A Divens vice president and C E Lor e cashier of the Bank of Nampa charged with making a false report to the State banking department failed to reach a verdict Judge Bryan discharged the jury and the case will continue at the next term in September
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Henry Day
Bryan
District Court
Edison’s Daughter A Bride In Llewellyn Park
Miss Madeline Edison daughter of the inventor and Mrs. Thomas A. Edison wed John Livre Sloane son of Dr. and Mrs. T Q Conor Sloane at the Edison home Llewellyn park West Orange New Jersey The ceremony was conducted by Mgr Mooney president of Seton Hall college and was attended by many relatives and friends.
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Edison
West Orange
N. J
Madeline Edison
Thomas A. Edison
John Livre Sloane
T. Q.conor Sloane
Llewellyn Park
Mgr. Mooney
Seton Hall College
Humphrey Harley Wedding Held in Washington
Society circles followed the marriage of Miss Helen L Humphrey to Nelson F Humphrey of Boston and Redlands California. The ceremony took place at noon at St John’s Church Washington and was followed by a large reception attended by prominent guests.
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Washington, D. C
Helen L. Humphrey
Penarles F. Humphrey
Penton Harley
Boston
Redlands Calif
St. John’s c
Weather and Wheat Report From Chicago and Washington
The Weather section notes fair weather tonight and Thursday with westerly winds in Washington. The July wheat market in Chicago closes at 8.27 ¾ cents per bushel.
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Washington
Press Club closes meet at Twin Falls session
The Eastern Idaho Press association in Twin Falls completes a three day June session with 18 counties and 36 newspapers. Members toured the area, heard welcomes from M J Sweeley, and elected officers led by President W R Holmes. The next meeting will be in Pocatello in October.
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Twin Falls
Eastern Idaho Press Association
Commercial Club
C. J. Lisle
Richfield
M. J. Sweeley
D. R. Gray
Oregon Short Line
J. A. Edgerton
J. H. Dewitt
Rupert
Robert M. McCollum
Pocatello
W. R. Holmes
Paris Post
Paris
J. E. Edgerton
Camas Prairie
Soldier
Thomas Dovey
Chronicle
J. H. de Witt
Talking Up Spud Market In Idaho Producers Meet
A circular from the Southern Idaho Producers association seeks crop statistics from Idaho farmers to better estimate this season’s yield and plan handling. Six carloads of sacks are ordered for members, aiding opening season. The annual meeting will be in Pocatello on the 22nd and 23rd with national speakers and a full farmer delegation urged to attend.
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Southern Idaho Producers Association
Idaho
Producers Association
Pocatello
Balloonists Narrowly Survive Wild Flight Near Portland
Roy Donaldson and Wilbur Henderson, pilot and aide of the balloon Springfield, staggered into a forest ranger camp at Walker's Prairie after a wrecked flight. The balloon settled on a steep hill at Blue Lake, forty eight miles northeast of Portland, and the pair wandered through eighteen miles of wilderness.
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Portland
Roy Donaldson
Wilbur Henderson
Springfield
Walker’s Prairie
Blue Lake
Upper Mississippi River Improvement group holds annual convention
Stillwater Minnesota June 17 delegates from five states met for the annual convention of the Upper Mississippi River Improvement association. President Thomas Wilkinson of Burlington Iowa called the session to order and plans for river terminals and the Lake Superior Mississippi river canal were discussed.
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Stillwater
Minn
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
Thomas Wilkinson
Burlington
Lake Superior-Mississippi River
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