Villa Not Worried by Carranza Says State Dept Seeks Aid
News from Niagara Falls reports Carranza aides say Washington mission will not join informal talks with Huerta delegates. Mediators plan rapid signing of peace protocols between United States and Mexico, with Villa's support. Breceda and Calderon arrive as talks continue. Huerta delegates to meet only if on battlefield, officials indicate.
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United States
Huerta
Breceda
Niagara Falls
Ontario
New Orleans
Carranza
Washington
Carrante
Gen Vila
Villa
Mexico
Sato
Informa
Dharegado
Vera Cruz
Sthdeutt
Tin Cabrera
Naon
RR Carranza
Alfredo Breceda
Areceda
Carranga
Calderon
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Liberal Party
Carra
Woodrow Wilson
Greece to Get Four New Dreadnoughts From Ship Sale
The House approved selling the battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greece for about 12 million dollars. The deal, backed by Senate amendments, aims to fund a new dreadnought and begin work immediately, despite Turkish protests. Representatives defended the sale as a peace measure while critics warned of entangling alliances.
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Daniels Sigs
Idaho
Greece
House
Senate
Turkey
Morro
Anca
Newport News Ship Building” Company
Bethlehem’ Steel Company
Navy Department
Daniela
Rustem Hey
Rustem Bey
United States
Padgett
Carranza Villain New Found Unity Declares Humble Union
Gen Carranza issues a press statement denying alarming armed divisions with Villa. He asserts the feud is a false narrative, praises constitutionalists, and envisions a harmonious nation allied with the United States under Wilson.
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Carranza
United States
Carrenga
Villa
Carranz
Vita
Myself
Saltillo
Carranga Ighere
Saltillo Sur
Roosevelt Elected New York Governor by Plurality
Straw votes by New York Independents favor Theodore Roosevelt for governor with a 244,349 plurality over C D Phillips and Horace Wilkinson. Progressives plan to inform the colonel of strong independent support and expected vote shares, while Roosevelt recovers from fever and prepares a Pittsburgh speech for June 30.
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New York
Phillips
Verney
T. R
Pittsburgh
Trial reveals Philip Scott alias Uldah Smith case
A historical report details an arrest after a dispute over a woman led to a shooting. The man known as Philip Scott was identified as Uldah Smith, who had served as bell hop and teamster. Detected as a woman in disguise, she awaits clothing changes and bond terms.
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Philip Stott
Philip Sedtykh-a -Dath
Uldah Smith
Philip ‘Scott
Philip
Painter heir to millions throws brush after telegram claim
Bert Brunstrup of East Norwalk receives a telegram announcing his uncle’s death in Germany and he is heir to 17 million dollars. The news shocks him, he abandons his painting career, and he recalls distant German relatives and a vanished family link.
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Washington Post
South Norwalk
Conn
Bert Brunstrup
East Norwalk
Hils Unclle
Germany
Brynstrup
Real estate broker shot in head mystery around Rhode Island Ave
William K. Hillis, a real estate broker, was shot in the head in a graze at the rear of his home on Rhode Island Avenue. He lingered for two weeks without any body being permitted to question him or reveal the manner of the injury. No arrest or clear motive has been established, and the case remains unsolved.
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William .K. Hillis
Rhode Island
Indianlapéiix
White House
McReynolda
United States
Girl in New York confesses to murder of Black Hand gang leader
Maria Magalusso, 18, bleached hair and olive complexion, told police she shot Giuseppe Marino on April 10 in a flat on East Thirteenth Street to stop his plan to force her into blackmail and slavery. She said Marino beat her and had hidden her brother in a penitentiary. Detective Buckley tracked her after she hid in men’s clothes. She claimed to have shot Marino in self defense and to have feigned death. Another man, William Flack, confessed to assisting in locating Marino’s body and luring Marino to the Thirteenth Street flat. The girl was later arrested and indicated intent to leave the city.
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Washington Post
New York
East Thirteenth Street
Maria Magalusso
Giuceppe Marino
Marinn
William Flack
Marino
Flack
Magalusio Birt
Mazing
Tilin
Piddle
Maria’ Wageludio
Buckley
Magalusto
East Mineteenth Street
Buteat
Marine
Marla
Joseph Stadasto
Jozeph
Tony
Twelfth Street
Blackmallets
Ime
Blackwells Island
Marina
Maria
Ambiguous Text Fragment From Crime Narrative
Fragmentary OCR like this shows a crime scene with a gun involved and a person fleeing toward Harlem MT. The readable names are limited. The piece hints at a dramatic testimony and a sought vindication but lacks coherent detail.
President Foul of Assassins Surfaces Quito Plot
Government reveals revolutionary plan to assassinate President Leonidas Plaza. Provisional leader Col. Carlos Concha and rebels were identified. clashes erupt as forces invade the northern Manabí province while Quito remains quiet.
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Plaza
Quito
Ja’ Guayequil
Hevador
Leonidas Plaza
Carlos Concha
Pleé
Col. Concha
Manabi
President to Rule on Labor Case Clemency Today
The President is expected to decide on clemency for the 24 labor leaders convicted in the dynamite conspiracy case. Some minor defendants reportedly granted executive mercy while others await the official announcement. Begin sentences tomorrow at Leavenworth after bail extensions. two defendants have won new trials.
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Leavenworth
Department of Justice
Wille
Rane Formpg
Ene
Eo Felebad
Chiaf
Leavenworth, Kans
Olaf A. Tvehmoe
San Francisco
Richard Houlihan
Chicago
Herrick Dines New Premier at Paris Dinner
American Ambassador Myron T. Herrick and Mrs. Herrick hosted a dinner in Paris to honor France's new premier Rene Viviani and other leaders including Kla wits Antonin Dubont Paul Deschanel and senior diplomats. A reception followed with cabinet members military officers and Paris society figures. This was their last large party before departing likely by July.
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Paris
Myron T. Herrick
Parta
Ambaseddor
Vicar to Conduct Olympia Fight Ceremonies
In London on June 23 the Rev Everard Digby vicar of St Agatha's Shoreditch will act as master of ceremonies at the Olympia match next Tuesday. Colin Bell faces Bombardier Wellg for the heavyweight title of the Beltish empire with the bishop of London having been appeased after the vicar's repentance. Lord Digby heads one of England's oldest families amid the bustle of this event.
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Celb
Washington
London
Everard Digby
St. Agatha’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Shoreditch
East End
Olympia
Colin Bell
Bombardier Wellg
Lonnon
England
Lord Digby
Violence erupts as deputies clash with miners in Butte
Bombs explode at Western Federation of Miners headquarters while insurgents fire on deputies from Miners Hall. Charles Kramer and Ernest Noy are among the bystanders shot as Moyer and other leaders flee toward safety. Deputies rush guards and explosives are used in attempts to blow up the hall and nearby structures.
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Western Federation
Trncture
Butte
Mont
Butte’ Mineral Union
Sheriffa
Union
Deppties
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Miners’ Union
Michigan
Petite i Tite
Industrial Workers of the ‘World
Driscoll
Ernest Noy
Montana Demurrage Bureau
J. H. Brune
Brune
Charles Kramer
Los Angeles
Moyer
Deputiev
Rabbits Raised On Bottle An Odd Farm Note
A fragment notes rabbits raised on a bottle or bottle-like device with a mention of miss Variderponl and Talavid. A field plowed by bunnies is cited alongside speculative pest commentary from The Washington Pest.
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Washington
Dynamite Plot and Clean Politics Streak in Butte News
In this era clipping, items touch on alleged dynamite plot and politics in Butte with references to federal trade, commissions, and charges. Mentioned are Mohamet Open Sundays, awards by Gallaudet, and Villa's forces held in check. Also noted are court actions, cocaine sales stories, and shipping finance under a wall of brief blurbs.
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Joie
Jaide
Butte
Sprate Toner
Suibcommisites
Mohamert
Taft
Colombia
Gallaudet
Burne Sars Root
Villa
Winslow May
Breton
Alexandria
Garrison Talis
Army
Hart
Colorado
Newman
President's long drive sparks golf course uproar
Washington special reports that President and Dr Cary Grayson played at the Washington Suburban Club. a fellow golfer narrowly escaped injury when the Presidents drive whizzed by his ear. The angry golfer demanded apology, and the President ordered his ball and clubs to the clubhouse. Members urged an investigation and possible discipline for the incident.
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Washington Post
New York
Washinton
New York Tribune
Washington
Cary Grayson
Washington Country Club
Virginia Hills
Grayson
Ally
Rlwh
Wine suit over Moet Chandon contract reaches Paris court
Testimony heard at Epernay in the case of George A. Kessler against Moet & Chandon. The wine agent claims escalating annual sums for advertising under a contract, from $129,000 to $240,000, then $129,000 renewed and $200,000 yearly for sixteen years 1918 to 1928. Moet & Chandon contends past subsidies were gifts not contractually required.
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Washington
Paria
Epernay
George A. Kessler
Moet & Chandon
Kessler
Moet’ & Chandon
German Offer For Nicaragua Canal Rights Probed
Nicaragua's Chamorro told Senate committee that Germany urged a 3.06 million dollar bid for canal rights and concessions, though his English and possible German bankers’ influence sparked questions. Marines in Managua cited as stabilizing force, with U S loans backing rail asset and Nicaraguan government reliant on marine presence to prevent revolution.
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United States
Nicaragua
Senate
Chamorro
Sefior Chamorro
Germany
Cuba
Nicaraga
Minster Chamorro
White House
Managua
Pomerene
National Railroad
New York
Brown Bros. & Co
Borah
William Alden Smith
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Gen. Villa
Huertistas
State Department
Dooms
Fred A. Britten
Tenels
Naval Committee
Horace M. Towner
Iowa
Mann
Navy Départment
Corigres
T. BR
Painter
W. Ke Ellis
Magalusio
Elgoed
Avid J
Harlem
Herrick
Day
Chief
Companion
Virginia
Qutrio
U. S
Bankera
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