Rests With Carranza In Mexican Mediation Talks
The United States sees an important step toward mediation in Niagara as Huerta delegates signal willingness to treat with Carranza. Several constitutionalist envoys depart Mexico for Washington to steer informal negotiations, aiming to reduce outside interference and press Carranza toward a settlement with Huerta. The State Department hopes for a genuine conference, though fears Carranza may reject compromise despite Villa's split from him and the need for a strong, united approach from the revolutionary faction.
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State Department
Niagara
Huerta Delecates
Carranza
Mexico
Lester Vaon
Acrentina
Wasington
Washington
Villa
Carranza Acyl
Waahtgten
Fernanda Fetesias Cal“Anten
Alfredo Breceda
Leopoldo Trurtado Esquausa
Dirrer
Poferenveerete
Auccess
United States
A. H.C Pumners
Stat. Department
Ftat
Carrara
Huerta
United State
Militare
Thas
Sieongd
Sitce Villa
Wise Dome
Died In Fearful Waves Of June 2 1914
Obituaries list multiple deaths and funeral notices from June 1914 including Henry Wil Hoek Chelv’s passing at 141% ire and addresses in Portland and Arlington. Names include Joha 8 Hurger, Katherine Buscher, Jennor Petit, Wilgeam Arwin, Carl Peterson, and William A. Philles. Funeral services prescribed and interments noted across various churches and cemeteries with dates June 1 14 through June 23 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Hushart
Eunice Bo Neff
John Want
Ruth A. Nett
Zurhac
Third
East Capitol Streets
Wesday
Peterarn
Northwest
Carl
Annie A. Peterson
Phillies
Lop m
Trdiana Avenue
William A. T. Phillis
Eighth N. W
S Day, Inc
Southard Park
Obregon Backs Villa as Mexican Split Widens On Border
Western commander Obregon declares loyalty to Villa over Carranza, signaling a major shift as federal troops withdraw toward Zacatecas. Villistas gain broad support across Sonora Sinaloa and Tepic with Angles as provisional president rumored, while Carranza's forces face arrests or exile with limited reliable communications from Saltillo to Juarez. Villa presses toward Mexico City after Zacatecas, staying on the offensive with Jimulca noted as his current post.
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Washington Post
el Paso
Tex
Alvaro Obregon
Villa
Carranza
Calera
Zacatecas
Obregon
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Hermosillo
Sonora
Sinaloa
Tepic
Felipe Angeles
Mexico
Juarez Aganza
Juarez
Saltillo
Carranma
Vila
Tomas Ornelas
Jumex
Eagle Fass
Huerta
Torreon
Monterey
Degree Work And Good Fun At Washington Masons Banquet
Representative James W. Collier spoke at a Washington Centennial Lodge banquet at the new Masonic Temple honoring the Association of Worshipful Masters of 1914 with Rufus W. Pearson as president. The event followed conferral of the M M de Free and featured a toast by Roe Fulkerson and musical selections by a quintet led by C B Bartlett and others.
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Uma
James W. Collier
New Masonic Temple
Washington
Association of Worshipful Masters
Washington Centennial Lodge
Sesson
Thomas Upton Sisson
Mississippi
Manong
James Colter
Grand Lodge
District of Columbia
Masons
Roe Fulkerson
C. B. Bartlett
J. F. Hicks
C. W. Moore
E. A. Keiser
Prof
Comstock
Filipino servant Alvarez acquitted after fair trial in Mexico City
Gregorio Alvarez, Filipino servant of Capt. Rush of the US battleship Florida, says he was released from Santiago prison on June 9 and acquitted of spying after a fair trial. He traveled to Tisapan and Mexico City, was aided by the Brazilian minister, and will be returned to Vera Cruz with legation escort.
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Rush
Vera Cruz
Messeo City
Gregorio Alvarez
United States
Florida
State Department
Washington
Legation
Alcares
Santiago
Tisapan
Alvarez
Tejeira
United States Navy
Mexico City
Alcarez
Hadeen
Vera
Cruz
Lega Yon
Mexican War Department
Cuardo
Sefior Chamorro
Alao
Boaz W. Long
Honduras
John Gray
Delaware
Long
Gray
Hitchcock
Secretary of State
Senate
Carranza Blames Angeles Over Cabinet Rift
A telegram from Gen. Carranza via Roberto V. Pesquiera confirms the retirement of Gen. Felipe Angeles as acting minister of war from Carranza's cabinet. Carranza holds Angeles responsible for the misunderstanding with Gen. Villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felipe Angeles
Angeles
Carranza
Villa
Gen. Angeles
Douglas, Ariz
Roberto V. Pesquiera
United States
Gen. Villa
Pesquiera
Sun Dance on Eiffel Tower Solstice Celebration
A distinguished group gathered atop the Eiffel Tower at midnight to salute the summer solstice with Camille Flammarion, M Eiffel aged 83, and Prof Percival Lowell. About 200 attended a banquet on the lower platform followed by an astronomical burlesque, and Lote Fuller led a sunrise dance after 3 a.m. This marked the eleventh worship of sunrise by the Astronomical Society and the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Eiffel Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Parla
Eiffel Tower
Camille Flammarion
M. Eiffel
Prof
Percival Lowell
Lote Fuller
Astronomical Society
G O P BARS OUT MOOSE IN OHIO PRIMARY
Columbus June 22 Electors who voted Progressive in 1912 cannot participate in Republican primaries on August WM under a ruling by Secretary of State Graves head of Ohio's election machinery Only voters who backed a majority of regular party candidates in 1912 may participate if the ruling is upheld and contested in court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Graves
Endowment and Home Declared for American College of Surgeons
The American College of Surgeons approved a one million dollar endowment and a permanent Washington, D. C. home. Over 100000 dollars of the fund was pledged at the meeting. 1002 surgeons received fellowships, with honorary degrees to Dr. Thomas A. Emmitt of New York, Edmond Souchon of New Orleans, and Francis J. Shepherd of Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
American College of Surgeons
J. M. T. Finney
Baltimore
Dra
Thomas A. Emmitt
New York
Edmond Souchon
New Orlany
Francis J. Shepherd
Montreal
Rebels Seek Parley as Villa Carranza Split Deepens
United States officials privately queried Gen Villa to confirm if delegates to informal talks truly represented his forces as well as Carranza. The rift between Villa and Carranza appears mainly military, with Carranza’s authority on foreign affairs intact. Miguel Covarrubias, ex minister to Russia, is eyed as provisional president candidate, currently in London, seen as sympathetic to the constitutionalists but acceptable to Cientificos and Huertistas compared with others.
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United States
Villa UN
Carranza
Villa
Mexico
Miguel Covarrubias
Russia
London
Covarrubias
Cientificos
Huertistas
Aero Bride in Peril as Gale Damps Flier Landing
Aviator Harry Atwood and his bride were feared drowned after a storm during a Lake Erie flight from Sandusky to Toledo. They reportedly landed on a small island, later telephoned from Honon to say they were safe and planned to continue to Toledo. Local authorities and spectators had seen them pass Cedar Point and Cedar Point area before vanishing from sight.
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Toledo
Ohio
Harry III. Atwood
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Honon
Lake Shore
Harry
Atwood
Glven
Cedar Point
Toledo Beach
Port Clinton
Toussaint
Irish Ask Funds for Guns to Confront Aristocracy Threat
In a cablegram from John Herndon, leader of the Irish nationalists, the United Irish League of America was urged to strengthen the Irish volunteers to face an audacious British aristocracy and Ulster Grange movement. The message says the Grange is arming its followers with wealthy support and aims to intimidate Parliament and the army, risking lives and property. It calls for foreign aid to fund nationalist volunteers and defend Ireland's liberty. Also noted is the death of Thomas H. White, Cleveland sewing-machine pioneer, at Euclid Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Michael J. Ryan
United Irish League of America
John He@mond
Irish Nationalist Party
Great Britain
Ulster
Orange
Ireland
United States
Thomas H. White
Cleveland
Ohio
Thomas H
Euclid Avenue
Du Bois Memorandum and Colombia US Treaty Ties
The article discusses a secret Du Bois memorandum regarding U S Colombia relations linked to Panama and arbitration proposals. It notes opposition in Congress, the push to publish the memorandum, and five proposals presented to Colombia including arbitration on reversionary rights and canal concessions. It also covers Nicaraguan treaty inquiries and senate hearings on related financing and ratifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Latanda
Andress
Providencia
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Hague Tribunal
Coombia
Transisthmian
Panama’ Railroad Company
Wiliam Alden Smith
Senate
Stone
Brown Bros. & Co
J. & W. Salishman & Co
Nicaragua
Bankera
British Bill Targets American Corporations in Public Reporting
London measures propose that U S stock listings sold in Britain comply with British reporting laws or be outlawed from court protection. The foreign companies control bill, led by Maj Ayder Shee, aims to give British shareholders greater oversight and require annual reports and balance sheets. A director domiciled in Britain could be sued under English law. noncompliant firms risk unenforceable contracts like gambling debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Maj
Ayder-Shee Haa
House of Commons
United States
Somerset House
England
Holiday for Grocers Outing to Marshall Hall
Tomorrow is grocers day in Washington and the Retail Grocers Protective Association plans a trip to Marshall Hall. Stores close at 1 p m for housewives to prepare while buses run at 10 a m 220 and 6 3 pm. The twelfth annual excursion features an announced program. Officers include J H Goodrich president G E Bohannon first vice president C V Sparrow second vice president A G Schmidt treasurer Perry P Patrick secretary and Charles F Diggs attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Retail Grocers’ Protective Association
Marshall Hall
J. H. Goodrich
G. E. Bohannon
Orst
C. V. Sparrow
A. G. Schmidt
Perry P. Patrick
Charles F. Diggs
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W. R. Speare
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Sergeon
TOR
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Broadway
Zacat
Washton Centennial Lodge
City of
Loie Fuller
Savanta Observer
Roosevelt
AERO
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Gale
Redmond
Peple Oatios
du Bois
Thee Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Flas
Department
Taft
Nox
Foreign Office
Racgots
Democratia
du Boise
Tatt
Knox
du Boia
Hera
United Stats
Bogota
Mr. du Bois
State
Bristow
Imos
Balgar-Wyse
Tribunal of Arbitration
Charles A. Douglas
Douglas
Costa Rica
San Juan River
William Alden Smith
Nicarrague
Ernest Wands
Sefior Uardo
Shérburne G. Hopkins
Sefior Duardo
Committee On Foreign Relations
St .Petersvure
Borislavsky
H Street
Glacier National Park
Glacier Park
Montana
Great Northern Railway
Belton
Glacier
Piget Sound
National Park
St. Paul
Mine Pacific
Minneaponeapolis
Chicago
M. M. Hubbert
Dept
Chestnut St
Glazier National
Ee M. Mi. Hubbert
Addresa
Ali
Sienna
Algo
Association
R. Harris & CO
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To- Kalon
To-Kalon Co., Inc
St. Sis
Byron
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TeVeliet Kid
Abner-Drury Brewing Company
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