Carranza Silent Anxiety at Niagara Falls Mediation Tactics
The article reports Carranza’s hesitation over informal talks with Huerta delegates at Niagara Falls and the U S mediation plan to set protocols for a provisional government. It notes possible U S pressure to end fighting, the Zacatecas victory’s psychological impact, and expected discussions in Washington about Carranza’s participation and the prospective peace conference. The piece also mentions upcoming actions toward San Luis Potosi and Queretaro as Huerta’s forces react amid broader diplomatic efforts.
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Ontario
Huerta
Mexico
Carranza
Vitory
Zacatecon 11
Anla Lst
United States
Huerta Delgation
Zacatecas
Mexico City
Mir Hreceda
Washinton
San Luis Potosi
Huuerta
Revoeton Ista
Queretaro
Ite Sa
Genila
Horta
MANY DIED IN SUMATRA QUAKE
In Batavia Java June 26 a severe earthquake struck southern Sumatra killing and wounding many. Offices of the Dutch resident and numerous buildings collapsed at Sponkoslen, telegraph and cable lines were interrupted, and a British steamer Kintuck overcrowded with emigrants was reported ten hours overdue with fears of an accident prompting crews to search via Acreamer for her.
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Batavia
Java
Sumatra
Judge Orders Trio to Hold Tongues in Quarrel Quash
Special to The Washington Post from Cincinnati reports Judge Frick in municipal court ordered three women involved in a neighborhood quarrel to keep silent for two minutes as punishment. The judge announced by watch that as long as they do not talk they cannot quarrel.
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Washington Post
Cincinnati
Frick
Zacatecas Falls to Constitutionalists After Ferocious Street Fighting
Zacatecas surrender ends a brutal eight hour battle with earthworks and dense street fighting. General Villa’s forces stormed fortified positions, Governor Barron allegedly blew up a house killing attorney Majallanes and eight others. Federals retreated toward Aguas Calientes as El Paso reports skirmishes to the south.
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Zacatecas
Jamin Argumedo
Antonio Rojas
Orozco
Customs House
el Paso
Tex
Angeles
Villas
Aguas Calientes
Chihuahua City
Torreon
Eduardo Hay
Carranza
Salto
Culloan
Iturbe
Sinaloa State
Passenger killed in aero explosion over Alsace Lorraine
A passenger aboard a military air craft named Bittsch in Alsace Lorraine was killed when the motor exploded and the machine fell about 80 feet. The wreck occurred as the craft descended with the fall reported to be about ten yards from the ground. The report notes the loss of life and the mishap during a military air operation.
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Bittsch
Alsace-Lorraine
Jung
Buechner
Big Claflin failure spreads to more stores
Receivers appointed for H B Claflin Company and Defender Manufacturing amid a wave of actions across Cincinnati and other cities. Creditors hope for prompt reorganization as parent liabilities near 36 million dollars. Major departments cited include George W McAlpin, Fair Company, Lion Dry Goods Toledo, Root Dry Goods Terre Haute, Castner Knott Nashville, Joslin Denver, Jones Kansas City. Bliss named new president of Associated Merchants and United Dry Goods. financial support pledged.
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United Dry Goods
Defender Manufacturing Company 1m Court
Washington Post
New York
H B Clafin Company
Adda
Cincinnati
George W .McAlpin Company
Fair Company
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Lion Dry Goods Company
Toledo
Root Dry Goods Company
Terre Haute
Castner-Knott Dry Goods Company
Nashville
Tonn
Joslin Dry Goods Company
Denver
Jones Store Company
Kansas City
Macdougal & Southwick Company
Seattle
J B White, & Co
Apsuste
Elm
Claffin Company
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Frederick A Julliaard
Cladin
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Claflin
Defender Company
Claflin Future
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Ow Hesk
Cincinnati Firma
Ohio
H B Claflin Company
New Yorky
Tna Georga W McAlpin Company
War Company
Monument to the New Constitution of Freedom Proposed
A Washington dispatch in the New York American reports a $90,000 monument to the new constitution of freedom is proposed and introduced today by Representative Roberts of Nevada. The Secretary of Commerce would approve the design after $925,000 appropriated by Congress and a similar amount raised from business subscriptions. The secretary would be joined by the heads of the American Protective Tariff League and the American Federation of Labor, with upkeep funded by American manufacturers.
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Washington
New ‘York
Washington Dispatch
New York American
Representative Roberts
Nevara
Secretary of Commerce
Congress
American Protective Tariff League
American Federation of Labor
Hail Kills 250 Goats in Glass Mountains
Special to The Washington Post reports a severe hail storm in the Glass Mountains near Marathon Tex killing about 250 goats owned by ranchman Ward. The tragedy occurred during a violent weather event, with the loss affecting the herd and ranch operations.
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Texas
Glass Mountains
Washington Post
Tex
Ott Ward
Here
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President Wilson Likely to Decline 1916 Run
Washington dispatch asserts Woodrow Wilson will not seek re election in 1916 and that the administration backs William J Bryan for a fourth White House bid. The opinion cites the President's weariness with office and a wish to end a term marked by landmark legislation and foreign policy conduct.
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Washinxton
New York
John Temple Graves
Washington
Saya
Woodrow Wilson
William J Bryan
White House
Aida
Mexico
Boy 8 Chips Cow Tail After Being Taunted
Eight year old Howard Menzel, arrested in Weat Orange for cutting a cow's tail after being taunted by rock throwers during swimming. He chased the youths with a jackknife, then tied a milker to a tree and hacked off her tail, provoking the farmer's alarm.
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Washington Post
New York
Howard Menzel
Weat Orange
Howard
Gottenfried Ochs
Argentine Foreign Ministry Names Embassy Staff in Washington
The Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the Washington embassy staff. Ambassador Don Romulo will lead as minister and mediator at Niagara Paris councilor Senior Don Fea erico Quintana becomes first secretary. Second secretary is Don Eduardo Riedo with Don Carlos Acuna now attached to the president's office.
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Argentine Ministry of Foreign Affaire
Washington Post
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ministry of Foreign Affaire
Washington
Sehor
Don Romulo
Niagara
Paris
Feaerico Quintana
Sefior
Don Carlos Acuna
the Republic
Don Eduardo Raredo
Deputy Fernandez Dies During Uruguayan Chamber Speech
In Montevideo on June 26 deputy Senor Don Silvano Fernandez collapsed and died while speaking in favor of an appropriation. The sudden death caused a major sensation as the opposition deputy's election faced strong majority opposition.
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Fernandez
Washington Post
Montevideo
Uruguay
Don Silvano Fernandez
Hitchcock III to Undergo Operation in Cambridge Hospital
Frank Hitchcock III former Postmaster General under Taft lies in Dr H G Marcy's private hospital on Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge awaiting an operation after two weeks of hospitalization.
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Boston
Washington Post
Frank Hitchcock
Taft
H G. Marcy
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
New Japan Names Consul Generals in U S Posts
Takashi Nakamura named consul general in New York and Saburo Kurusu appointed consul in Chicago in a Tokyo announcement. Both appointees previously held senior posts in Ottawa Canada and Ypsilanti England locations respectively.
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Tokyo
Japan
Takashi Nakamiura
Tobal
Ottawa
Ganada
Yphdda
England
Landness
New York
Saburo Kurusu
Chicago
Anxious Kaiser Rides Out Attire Feud In Berlin
Ambassador Gerard defies Washington by dressing in funeral black at court events earning the title Undertaker of the Corps. Kaiser Wilhelm reportedly tolerates few wearing uniforms while diplomats abroad face strict dress rules. Other envoys like Van Dyke and Birch are noted for adherence to or bending these court mandates.
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Washington Administration
Washington
Berlin
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James W Gerard
Beihe
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van Dyke
Hague
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Portugal
New Jersey National Guard
Ambasgador Page
London
Court of
Et Jamea
Reece Calls Out Reserves for Greek Naval Maneuvers
The Greek government mobilizes six to seven classes of naval reserves as the navy begins fleet maneuvers near the coast. The move signals readiness amid easing tensions with Turkey and aims to prepare for possible eventualities.
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Greece
Marne
Turkey
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Through 4 Effective Saturday Service to Winston-Salem
An improved rail service operates daily between Washington and Winston Salem with reduced travel times and new reservations. The schedule emphasizes efficient car service and streamlined connections, reflecting ongoing efforts to enhance regional rail capacity.
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Winston-Salem
Washinton
Southern Railway
Congress to Stick Despite Pressure in Senate Speeches
Mississippi Democrat Senator John Sharp Williams told the Senate he would stay in session to push the trust program favored by the White House and warned that business would improve only after passage. He criticized anti trust letters from business interests and invoked the Claflin failure as overexpansion. He and Senator Thomas defended ongoing debate and vowed to remain until tariff currency and trust legislation are enacted.
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H B Claflin & Co
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John Sharp Williame
Mississippi
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Virginia
White House
H B Graffin & Co
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United States
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Thom
Colorado
Europe
Clapp
Minnesota
Thomas
Carranza Silent on Conference Blow Up Foes Home
Carranza and allies face tensions as conference ruptures grow. Reports indicate political maneuvering over nominations and policy stances amid regional unrest. Officials announce new committee assignments and stress unity for upcoming sessions in Salem.
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Butte
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News of
Albanian Crisis Report by U S Minister In Greece
United States Minister to Greece George Fred Williams reports in Albania to the Washington government. He describes anarchy and rival powers failing to create a stable order, naming Durazzo corruption and six floating governments. He urges a neutral state with local rule and warns of a “horrible crime” by authorities. Volunteer forces in Vienna mobilize to defend the Prince of Weld.
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United States
Greece
Wr Iam
Weld
Atheny Junes
George Fred Walliams
Alpamahich
Washington
Wiliams
Zographos
International Commission of Control
Albania
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Prince of Weld
Duke of Aosta Stricken by Typhoid After Oyster Meal
Naples, June 2 6 The Duke of Aosta eldest cousin of King Victor Emmanuel is reported ill with typhoid fever after eating infected oysters. The duke, a lieutenant general in the Italian army, is 45 years old.
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Italy
Naples
Victor Emmanuel
Dutch experts find two Rembrandts in Swedish National Museum
Dutch art experts discover two Rembrandt works in Stockholm's National Museum titled A Portrait of a Woman and Abraham's Sacrifice. The items are described as from the master's early period with provenance uncertain. A travel schedule and agent notes appear garbled amidst the report, suggesting upcoming July departures and connections.
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Stockholm
Sweden
National Museum
Abraham
Roosevelt may run for governor amid party coalitions
The Oyster Bay discussion with George W Perkins leaves Roosevelts position unchanged while hints of a Republican Progressive coalition grow. Duell urges Whitman support, Beveridge and McCormick report on conditions, and Roosevelt enjoys a regained fitness ride with Archie amid continuing political maneuvering.
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Col Roosevelts
George W Perkins
National Executive Committee
Col Roosevelt
Charles Whitman
Tomends
Harvey L Hinman
Mr W Whitman
Hinman
Beveridge
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