Mediation Talks and Mexican Civil War Battle Near Mazatlan
General Carranza appoints delegates to Niagar a mediation conference while battles rage at Mazatlan. The Mexican constitutionalists demand armistice terms and possible participation in peace talks as Huerta forces defend durably at the federal garrison amid heavy losses.
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Mazatlan
Washington
Venus Ilane Carranza
Mexico
Niigata
Tyleslad Calderon
Tiberal Party
Sulcille
Tale Cabrera
Corrunzs
Foxe Vasemjeslos
Fidens
Carranza
Canard
Carranen
Rafael Zubsran
Titlis
Amediators
Ltt
Seuvor Zarburan
Niagazg
Faltg
Niagara
Haas
ABAG
Niagara Falls
Ont
United States
Huerta
Argentine
Bree
Chile
Thew
California
Mezatlan
Mex
Jumeid
San Diego
Constitutional Iqta
Obregon
Rodriguez
Sharp for France post nominated by Wilson in 1913
Representative William G. Sharp of Ohio, on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, was nominated by President Wilson to be ambassador to France. The nomination won endorsement from the Democratic Ohio delegation. Sharp, a wealthy Elyria manufacturer, has traveled widely and is seen as versed in French affairs. Local notes mention Yale and post office matters and a Wisconsin political appointment, plus a New Orleans incident where a man killed his wife with a hoe.
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Washington
William G. Sharp
Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Wilson
France
Sharp
Elyria
Jie
Mada
Passes Repeal Bill in Senate. awaits President Wilson signature
The Senate passes the repeal bill with the Norris Simmons amendment by 50 to 35 and sends it to the House. Democrats vote 97 in favor with 24 against. Republicans total 13 in favor. The measure now goes to the House where amendments from the Senate are expected to be approved.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Wreshington
Centite
House
Simmons
Bone
Sengter
Norris-Stinsons Amend- Mont
Bankhead
Bryan
Chilton
Clark
Ark
Culberson
Fletcher
Militants Fire Bomb in Westminster Abbey During Commons Debate
The militant suffragists exploded a bomb beside the coronation chair in Westminster Abbey as Reginald McKenna spoke in the House of Commons on home affairs. The blast interrupted the debate and caused panic outside. two women near the chair were detained and released. McKenna dismissed deportation plans and warned against starving militants while urging press cooperation.
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London
Nmilitant
Westwinster Abbey
Reginald MclCeuhin
House of Common
Edward the Confessor
McKenna
Abbey
St. Howard's
Edward the ‘Confessor
Albine
Edward
House of Commons
Howey
Filid
Four Banks Closed After Lorimer Institution Fails
Chicago reports state bank examiners found liabilities of four million dollars after the Lorimer LaSalle Street Trust and Savings bank closed with three subsidiaries. Depositors withdrew about one and a half million since June 1 amid suspicions. Other nearby banks tied to Lorimer were ordered closed for examination. Authorities expect quick reopenings after audits.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
TaSalle Street Trust & Sayings Bank
Lorimer
Ashlind-Twelfth’ Bank
1600
West
Welfth Street
Broadway State Bank
Broadway
Wilson Avenue
Ilinois State Bank
West Kenzie
North Clark Streets
Glata
Harkin
Munday
Thayre
Farmers' Bank of
Dathalte
Madison
Cou
Citize
Ura
State Bar
Maring
County
Alhambra Bank
Sidney Long & Co. Algo
Lasalle Street ‘Bank
Dopdaltory
Hopkins Algo
Directos
Mit
Nets! Supery Co Ny
Testr
Chary
Lorimer Institution
Brady
Baok
Alhame
Ocones
Shelby
PERKINS ASKED TO RETIRE
Amos Pinchot released a letter denouncing George W Perkins chairman of the Progressive Party national committee. He accuses Perkins of ties to United States Steel and International Harvester, calling them monopolies that exploit the public and crush labor. Perkins says he has no plan to retire as executive committee chairman.
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New York
Amos Pinchot
Theoore Roosevalt
Progressive National Committee
George W. Perkins
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
Progressive Party
Georges W Perkins
Progreselys National Committee
Eight Lives Lost in Fire at East Side Tenement
Eight persons perished in a rapid blaze that swept a gold elyte East side tenement on Wednesday. Four victims were women and eight were seriously injured while over twenty others sustained lighter injuries. A tenant noticed a finger of flame and raised an alarm before many tenants could escape.
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New York
Ueir Livan
Wealthy Philadelphian Thomas Denns Dies at Eighty
Thomas Denns aged eighty, one of Philadelphia's wealthiest men, died in the city on June 15. His fortune was estimated between $20,000,000 and $315,000,000. The anxious details note his prominence in local society and business circles.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Denns
Delas
Huerta Cabinet Aims to Meet in Vera Cruz Mediation
Provisional President Huerta and remaining Mexican cabinet members plan to travel to Vera Cruz to pursue mediation talks. General Blariquet and a Brazilian minister to precede Huerta. discussions to gauge feasibility with General Tunaton. In other news, Johnny Willdme wins bantamweight title after third round knockdown of Coulon in Vernon.
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Vera Cruz
Mex
Huerta
Fianquet
Blariquet
Tunaton
Los Angeles
Cal
Johnny
Kia" Willdme
Baltimore
Little Dane
Johnny Coulon
Chicago
Tom McCarey
Vernon
Coulon
Bilf Slaw
Senate Restores Mileage Item In House Funding Split
Washington June 16 The senate restored the mileage allowance known as the mileage graft after the house cut the 20 rents allowance in half. A senate committee in the registrative appropriation bill restored the old figure.
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Senate
Washington
House
Missing Ship Reaches North Sydney Safe
A Canadian government report from June 16 states the ship Missing Ship, reported lost, arrived at North Sydney with all well. Captain IX Pau- Hot relayed to the marina department that the vessel is safe.
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Quebec
Thia
Pleamer
Montmogny
North Sydney
Pau- Hot
Marina Department
Iowa plans expert field service to advise on factory fog problems
The Iowa State College engineering extension department and the Iowa field station plan to deploy experts across the state next year to inspect manufacturing processes and advise on fog-related issues and byproducts utilization. Fees apply for private work. public guidance will be free.
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Des Moines
Iowa State College
Towa
Bernice
Inwa
Herlement
Iowa Blot
Ollege
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