Open Door to Rebels Paves Way to Provisional Mexico
At Niagara Falls the Pan American mediation conference ends with no date for a new meeting until Gen Carranza elects delegates. Huerta and constitutionalist agents consider direct talks, while U S troops stay in Vera Cruz until a provisional Mexican government is agreed and recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
U. S
Vera Cruz
Niagara Falls
Ontario
da Gana
Brazil
Miniater ,Naon
Argentina
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
H. Perceval Dodge
Suarez
Chile
Huerta
Carranza
Lee
Naon
Washington
Luis Cabrera
Juglice¢ Lamar
Lehmann
New York
Carranga
Wend
Huarta
United States
Anfé
Envoy to Carranza to Press Peace Through Provisional Govt
John R. Silliman departs for Saltillo as the United States representative to Gen. Carranza. He is tasked to discuss the Mexican crisis with the constitutionalists, urge early peace via a provisional government, and mend the Carranza Villa rift while resuming his post at Carranza’s headquarters. Silliman, Princeton classmate of the President, was granted permission by Huerta to return after a prior detention and release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John R. Siiliman
Saltillo
United States
Carranza
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Silliman
Princeton
Huerta
Vuarla
John Lind
Bega
Fort Bliss
Tex
Border Patrol
Las Vegas
Agit
Fort Winsate
N. Max
Zubaran
Lidd
Fort Wingate
Lind
Gunther Tt. Lessing
Hi Pano
Constitutionaliats
Lessing
Capt. Hopkins
C. Juarez
Chi
G. Hopkins
Hibbs Building
Washington, D. C
State Department
Gen. Scott
Raoul Maflero
Gunther R. Lesring
Cant
Hopkins
Radul Madero
Juarez
Scott
Capt Hopkins
Department of State
Board of Trade Outing on Potomac Barge Party
A Jolly crowd enjoyed an annual barge party organized by the Board of Trade membership committee. About sixty members sailed from Seventh street wharf at 6 PM aboard the Columbia Granite and Dredging Company barge, returning near midnight. George O Connor led the entertainments with songs and skits by Matthew Horne Edward Joyce and William Clabaugh.
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Board of Trade
Potomac
Columbia Granite and Dredging Company
Seventh Street
George O'Connor
Matthew Horne
Edward Joyce
William Clabaugh
Hearing On 225000 Check In North Capitol Bank Case
J A Cuteel of Richmond, 30, deposited a 225000 check in North Capitol Savings Bank and faces a Wednesday hearing in the United States branch of the police court. U S District Attorney Ralph Given says Dutch admitted forging the indorsement of a Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad special agent, leading to a postponement to await witnesses from Richmond.
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J. A. Cuteel
Richmond
Washington Financial World
North Capitol Savings Bank
United States
Polices Court
Ralph Given
Dutch
Chasaneake
Ohio
Given
Fine Diamonds and Gem Quality Mountings Offered
Gem dealers emphasize stone quality over size in a stock of diamonds set in handmade platinum and 14 and 18 karat gold mounts. The listing highlights finest quality gems available for purchase.
Beauty of Annapolis Bride Misa Lawton Weds Enslen Bagby
In Naval Academy chapel, Misa Louise Lawton youngest daughter of General Henry W. Lawton and Mrs Lawton, married Enslen W. Bagby. Rev. W H Cassard officiated with bridesmaids Katherine Lawton Nina Bing ham Louvallé Enudalia White Hast Orange M J. Best man was Enslen Carleton A. Wright U S N classmate and roommate of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Misa Louise Lawton
Tate
Henry W. Lawton
Gun runners safe and embargos ease amid Mexican revolt
A historical report describes State Department advisories permitting arms shipments to Mexico, sparking controversy as the Antilla incident revealed concealed munitions flows through Tampico. Capt. Hopkins and Rafael Zubaran sought mediation, while officials balanced peace efforts with enforcement, showing evolving U S policy toward arms and rebels during the Mexican conflict.
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Hopkins
Wood
Cuba
Washington
Congress
Department of State
Treasury Department
White
Othet Niagara Bell
Pocahontas Society Aims to Complete Jamestown Statue Fund
The Pocahontas Society met yesterday afternoon in Bellevue to discuss increasing support for the bronze statue of Pocahontas in Jamestown. Only a few hundred dollars remain to raise the necessary fund, with plans to complete the project and place the statue in the church on Jamestown Island in time for erection.
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Pocahontas Society
Jamestown
Bellevue
Pocahontas
Jamestowsreland
Minority Views on Municipal Ownership of Street Railways
Representative Crosser reports on a District committee bill for municipal ownership of street railways. Johnson and supporters seek 30 day filing window. Johnson granted extra time. Officials estimate property value near 50 million dollars. Crosser peers value at about 24 million. Utilities Commission criticizes cost data gaps and warns private railways cut costs to boost profits.
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Ben, Johnson
Kentucky
Crosser
Johnson
Rha
Tula
Elosa
Tutta
Conaiders
Son
Wey
Baker
California
Sohnson
Utilities Commission
Public Utilities Commission of the
District of Columbia
Washington
Crosser Wald
Bank assets negotiations spark reports of Munsey purchase
Financial circles report a plan to induce United States Trust Company to sell assets to Mr Munsey. Proposed terms include Bond Lotce building valued at 176000 and vaults and fixtures at Fifteenth and Harte streets for 90000. Yt ianok denies any deal on these terms.
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United States Trust Company
Munkey
Munkey Trust Company
Munsey
Fifteenth
Hatréets
Muncau
Ianok
Plaza Resolution Passes Senate On Condemnation Awards
Senate approves a joint resolution directing payment of awards in condemnation cases tied to plaza projects. If House agrees, owners with clear values may receive funds promptly from available appropriations. The measure, framed as a preamble, would authorize the Justice Department and the President to order payments without further appropriation.
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Senate
Sherman
Department of Justice
Fragmented wartime note on foreign polices and loyalties
The fragment discusses Ame House and Japanese allegiance to Germans in defense plans, with mentions of American nuns attached to a Sacred Heavens School and Sir Lionel Carden advising British policy. It notes a small British civilian exodus to Vera and Tamaros, and comments on currency exchange rates affecting foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humber
Tay
Lionel Carden
Vera
Bevéral
Senate tariff debate over Treasury telegram sparks sharp dispute
Senator Simmons read into the record a Treasury telegram congratulating on the tariff and income tax law results for the fiscal year. Gallinger cited lost contracts and industry slowdowns in New England, while Hollis said labor was well employed. Martine cited Singer Sewing and a long tariff argument followed, ending in a draw.
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Senate
Simmons
Secretary of Treasury
Martino
Hollis
MaAdioo
Democratic Tarift
Secretary of the Treasury
Meadoo
Treasury
The
Senator Gallinger
Gallinger
Nashua India
Baltimore
England
New England
New Hampshire
Martine
New Jersey
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Smoot
Obituary notices from a Washington D C paper
Funeral services were held this afternoon at the home of Norman Willis Klopfer in Washington for Norman Willis Klopfer who died in Allentown Pennsylvania of pneumonia. He studied at Washington schools the University of Pennsylvania and Georgetown University Law School and was a member of the Washington bar. Survived by a sister and parents. Also obituary notices for Mrs Milaabeth Caerwood Cragin wife of Charles H Cragin of 3127 Dumbarton Avenue Northwest who died yesterday. Funeral at the family residence this afternoon. Interment private. Mrs Edith KE King wife of William Bruce King funeral held at home 1708 S Street Northwest yesterday. A Washington resident for 35 years she was active in musical circles and society. Survived by husband two daughters and sister. Also notice for Miss Sarah Elizabeth Tavenner of Loudoun County Virginia who died last night at the residence of her niece Miss Falta Craven at 517 O Street Northwest. Age 86. Longtime Virginia resident visiting family in Washington.
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Neveid
Mount Pleasant
Norman Willis Klopfer
Allentown
Pheumonia
Klopfer
Washington Schools
University of Pennsylvania
Law School
Georgetown University
Merother
Washington
Bris
Floyd Tillman
Philadelphia
Milaabeth
Erwood Cragin
Charles H. Cragin
Dumbarton Avenue
Dr. Sparling
David Agnew Greenless
J. Wilmer Latimer
Misa Lydie Addison
Edith KE. King
William Bruce King
S Street Northwest
A. G. B. Pierce
Washington Club
Audubon Society
Sarah Elizabeth
Tavenner
Sarah Ezabeth Tavenner
Loudoun
Falta Craven
Hama
Virginia
Morgan Returns to New York After Capitol Gallery Scene
The article describes Mr Morgan moving through Capitol galleries with visitors and guards blocking access. He spoke for nearly an hour about the administration trade commission before returning to Union Station and heading back to New York. Lena Cumming gave a speech on the administration's trade commission prior to Morgan's reflections.
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Capito
Una Domini
Gitupa
Morgas
Morgan
Capitol
Union Station
Ria
New York
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Consul Silliman
Potomac River
L. A Cuteel
Galt & Bro. Jewellers
Pennsylvania Ave
Mes
C.W. Bagby
A. B.C
Slate
Sunshine
Tampico
Habana
Sherburne G. Hoyking
Carlton Wood
Savage Arms Company
Utica
Perse
Mente
Briands Willing
Johnson, Saya
United States Trust’ Company
Mr. Munsey
Meadeo
Norman W. E Klopfer
Elizabeth A. Cragin
Mrs. Edith &. King
Calvert Clothing
Calvert Shop
Travelers
Victrola
J. de Moll
Emmons
Smith
O. J. DeMoll & Co
Steinway Pianola
Victor Victrolas
Burchell
Ec Ib
W. Burchell
Tharp
Heurieh Brewing Co
McCray
McCray Refrigerators Co
Kneessi
Seventh St
Pyrodenta
Mas
Joung Guarantees
Carsinge Bay
Thos
Sunda East
Ry Meil
Xander
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