President Wilson demands Mexican peace to halt civil war
President Wilson warns Mexican faction leaders Carranza Villa Zapata and Garza that the United States will consider actions to help Mexico if they fail to unite quickly. He abandons the watchful waiting stance, urges a recognized government, and emphasizes neighborly responsibility and noninterference. He signals potential steps if no peace is reached.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Carranza
Villa
Zapate
Garte
United States
Will Demand Strict Accountability After German Ambassador Talk
Washington June 2 The German Ambassador von Hernstorf met with the president for about thirty minutes in an informal briefing. The talks aimed to outline Berlin’s view and to convey that the United States intends to press for accountability for American losses and actions in the Canal zone.
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Washington
von Hernstorf
United States
Bernsdorf
Designer of the first Confederate flag named
The Confederate Veterans committee credits Major Orren Randolph Smith of Louisburg NC with designing the first Confederate flag The report was presented at a reunion in Richmond VA by General C Irvin Walker chairman Also signing were Major General Thomas Green and Major General John P Hickman The investigation followed years of controversy and involved various Confederate groups
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Prema
Richmond
Orren Randolph Silth
Louisburg
North Carolina
Halled
Confederate Veterans’ Comtruittee
C. Irvin Walker
Summerville
Ltd
Thomas Green
Pine Bluff
Ark
John P. Hickman
Nashville
Daughters of the Confederacy
Kony of
Confederate Veterans
Confederated Southern Memorial Asspciation
Veterans
MacCarthy Heads to Seward for Alaska Railroad Potential
MacCarthy travels toward Seward Alaska to pursue opportunities for a government railroad project linking Pittsburg and New York interests. The aim is to make Seward a major seaboard terminal and boost development of Alaska gold quartz deposits and electric power transport. Also noted are arrangements with George M. Sturtvan from New York and arrival of Ford automobiles via Tonopah Auto Supply.
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D. F MacCarthy
Hopah
Wik Yay
Seward
Alaska
Pittsburg
New York
Seaboard
Alanka
Tonopah Pair Wed in May Ceremony
Tonopah couple Lee Kelly and Traby of Tonopah wed in a May ceremony conducted by the Peace Tangency. They began housekeeping and plan a home on their wedding day.
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Vugh Lee Kelly
Lerhaye Tine
Siew Mile
MM ‘Traby
Alan
Tonopah
Will
Rochester Merger Plans Are Ratified
At a special stockholders meeting in Lovelock the Rochester Mines company approved its merger with the Rochester Weaver company. About 1,095,000 of 1,260,000 shares represented voted yes with no dissent. President LA Peredman called the vote gratifying and said the merged properties would form the state's largest silver producing operation.
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Lovelock
Rochester Mines Company
Rochester Weaver Company
LA. Peredman
Rochester Mines Compiny
Weaver
Rochester Mines
Minors Federation Elects Western Federation Officers
In the Western Federation of Minors session held yesterday, Tonopal Waloi No 121 announced officers chosen: Pan Whaley as president, G J Gla fel as vice president, Thoman Mestan Ve as secretary, Myanix Kine wile as recording secretary, George By Kich, Walter Keddy and A Gregor as trustees, Swanee committee members Mike Rowe Frank Darrah Mike Motavern, conductors J Callaghan and McGovern with Warren.
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Tonopal Waloi
Western Federation of Minors
Pan Whaley
G. J. Glafel
Thoman Mestan- Ve
Myanix Kinewile
George By Kich
Walter Keddy
A. Gregor
Swanee
Mike Rowe
Frank Darrah
Mike Motavern
J. Callaghan
McGovern
Warren
Miners Employed Among Tone Pal Students
A poll among Tone pal eehods of mines shows most students work as miners. Reported employers include Midway Meacun Belmont and a Wey company.
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Tone Pal Eehods of Mines
Midway
Belmont
Wey
American Citizens Die in Mexican Violence Report
Captain Lane of the tanker Winifred reported from Galveston that ten or twelve American citizens have been killed by Mexicans in recent days. The vague dispatch notes casualties and unrest, with no additional identifying details or official confirmation.
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Galneston
Lane
Winifred
Tampico
Sebastian elected mayor as Angelenos vote
Los Angeles voters chose Sebastian as mayor by a margin near forty to one, with many precincts still unreported. First woman council member Mrs. Ra telie Lindsey also elected. The city approved the Germen’s two platoon system and expansion of telephone service.
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fMy
Los Angeles
Sebastian Law
Whitten
Chon
Sebastian
Ratelie Lindsey
Haseen
Gremen
Water Flow Slows as Bonanza Shaft Reaches New Depths
The Tonopah Bonanza Mining shaft shows water abatement with three shifts below 728 feet. A new motor waits until pumps descend. electric hole to be installed after reaching 500 feet. Superintendent Haskell plans steam hoist to handle cable while operations proceed. Hankell readies diamond drill for Umatilla in June.
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Tonopah Bonanza Mining Company
Haskell
Hankell
Umatilla
France Forms Orphans and Family Protection Associations
June 2 Paris report describes postwar efforts to aid families of fallen soldiers. Groups like Protection of Families of Those Who Have Died for Their Country and The Fraternal Union of Children of the Great War seek to adopt children of deceased fathers, promoting education and welfare while preserving family ties and national spirit. The effort aligns with the Monitor Plan directives.
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Prem
Paris
Fraternal Union of
Hax
Grein
Fanny Tite
Focolen Aifales
Thermometer Readings From Tonopali Observed by AP Official
An AP observer reports official temperature readings from Tonopali as the thermometer shows a red advisory level. Details on exact readings and time frame are not provided.
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United States
Tonopali
Carranza Captures San Luis Potosi Fortified Villa General Losses
Reporting from Brownsville on June 3 the Associated Press says Venustiano Carranza forces captured San Luis Potosi. Villa’s generals are among the dead and several town defenders were killed in the action.
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Carranza
San Luis Potosi
Brownsville
Tex
Ban Lute Potow
Villa
Barge Sinks After River Accident Near Folsom Prison
An accident on the American River near Folsom Prison leaves two convicted robbers drowned as a barge from Folsom to Sand Pitapwet collides and sinks. Others are reported captured or fleeing in the wreckage amid a chaotic scene.
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American River
Folsom Prison
Leon
Burt Coyne
Folsom
John Ole Fen
Joe Martin
Hakorh
Wah
Elnora J Taylor Dies in Tonopah at 63
Elnora J. Taylor, 63, of Tonopah, died yesterday afternoon at her residence after a brief illness. She had lived in Tonopah since November, previously in Lincoln County. Survived by husband, two Tonopah daughters, a Minneapolis son. Body to be cremated in Oakland likely Friday. another son in Minneapolis will join family in Reno.
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Elnora J. Taylor
Tonopah
Lincoln County
Minneapolis
Oakland
Mineapolis
Reno
Bulgarian and Romanian War Alliances Rumored
Paris reports a rumored Romanian mobilization of a million men with Bulgaria joining the allies. Bucharest claims Bulgaria has territorial grants from Romania and is negotiating with Russia. Plans for Romania to war with Austria and Bulgaria against Turkey are discussed.
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Associated Real
Paris
Maly
Romania
Bulgaria
Bowman
Bucharret Dinyateh
Roumania
Rusia
Austria
Turkey
Revoinder to Berlin Trip Pending Cabinet Decision
Washington June 2 The president is drafting a new note to Germany and plans to present it to the cabinet Friday before proceeding to Berlin. The move follows ongoing discussions as officials prepare the diplomatic démarche.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Berlin
British Steamer Saidish Sunk by Submarine Attack
London June 2 British steamer Saidish en route from Egypt was torpedoed in the North Sea with the crew lost. Forty-one survivors, including eight passengers, were landed at Chatham. The attack reportedly came without warning.
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London
Egypt
North Sea
Steware
Chatham
Ophir King Sold to Butler In Mining Group Purchase
The Jum Butler Tonoped Mining company acquired the Ophir King group of seven claims and fractions between Rescue Kula ground, adjoining the California and Tonopah and Ophir Queen ROU. Officials said the move settles ownership of Hidden Gem and Daylight claims partly held by Butler, with details on plans and timing undisclosed.
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Jum Butler Tonoped Mining Company
Jigs
California
Tonopah
Butler
Trade minister urged as unified commerce ministry proposed
London delegates at the Association of Trade Protection discuss creating a national ministry of commerce to coordinate work now split among the foreign office board of trade and colonial office. The plan aims to boost British trade and ease burdens on merchants amid rising costs and difficulties. In California, Warren Franve known as Alligator Joe of West Palm Beach died in Panama from pneumonia after a long illness.
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Associated Prema London
Association of Trade Protection Aooletive
Areto
Am Ministry of Commerce
Bilief
Almose
Prem
Ban Francisco
Warren
Franve
Weat Pain Beach
Bishop Edward Hanns Named San Francisco Bishop
Rome June 1 Pope Benedict ratified Edward J. Hanns as bishop of San Francisco on the recommendation of the consistorial congregation. The pope also named Very Rev Joseph S. Glass bishop of Salt Lake, a jurisdiction including southern Nevada.
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Rome
Consistorial
Benedict
Rtev
Edward J. Hanns
San Francisco
Joseph 8
Glass
Salt Lake
Nevada
British Government Rejects U.S. Shell Offer
London reports the British government refused an American bid to supply five million shells at lower prices. A War Office spokesman cited price reasoning and public interest, saying the offer would not be accepted.
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Kovrrament
Wn Ammerican
War Office
Bowwe of Commons
Two Leasers In One At Monte Eatne Mp
Ben Atle af maw ers in the Monte eatne Mp ane worker te ore. They are rang their Star upenst lan Unewiagh thet Now ebatl Al they are shaping up their age for increased ont. Put and will Forward no mary ore for the nast to web.
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Ben Atle
Monte Eatne
Mary
Italians Destroy Wireless Station in Italian Raid
Rome reports Italian forces cruised off the Austrian coast yesterday without sighting the Austrian fleet. The fleet destroyed a wireless station on Links Island and an observation post on Cu Island, signaling a raid with limited details released.
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Rome
Ute
Links
Air raid hits cinema in Warsaw injuring women and children
A German aeroplane dropped a device on a crowded moving picture theater in Warsaw, fatally wounding six and injuring twenty five, most of them women and children. Berlin reports say over 200000 Russians were captured in May and Russian entrenchments near Pree tyal fell.
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Warsaw
Berlin
Preetyal
Lee Declared World's Greatest Hero At Confederate Camp
Richmond June 2 General Julian Carr of South Carolina lauded General Lee as the world's greatest hero during the encampment of Confederate veterans. The convention also approved the pheno ry credit for designing rianceled.
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Associated
Richmond
Lee
Confederate Veterana
Julian Carr
South Carolina
Pheno Ry Ag
Fisher Draws Sixty Days In Jail For Leasing Scam
Fisher pleaded guilty in Justice Dunseath's court to using false leases to obtain money. He received a sixty day jail sentence. The judge learned of a similar scheme in Goldfield and noted the suspect's prior activity. He will be sought in Goldfield after his term ends.
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Fisher
W. 7. Fisher
Dunseath
Goldfield
Onopahs
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