Senate ready to act amazed by junta activity
Senators on the foreign relations committee were impressed by disclosures on the Constitutionalists influence in Washington and Mexico. Nelson may seek a report on a July resolution to investigate U S interests accused of inciting rebellion in City and Mexico. Poindexter signaled reviewing potential international law violations and pushing the matter forward.
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Poindexter
Senate
Mexico
Washington
Write Nelson
United States
William Alden Smith
Svrat
A. B. Fair
Miles Poindexter
Tragic Domestic Tragedy Ends in Double Homicide Suicide
A 35 year old Mrs Femi killed her two children, Frederick 23 and another child, with a revolver before shooting herself. Domestic trouble is believed to have driven the act. The scene and individuals are described in terse conference notes from the day.
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Xeniva
Ruth
Lemin
Femi
Frederick
James Iglde
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from June 1914
Fragments show multiple obituaries and funeral notices for Callaghan, Jenny Cannod, George Cannod, Robert Craig, Forsyth, Armand Fojardin, Kelly, Lawlor, Annie E Macnichi, Ballenger, Martha J Stevens among others. Details include dates in June 1914, residence addresses, church services at St Marys and other local churches, interment at Congressional Cemetery and Laurel Md, with relatives and friends invited.
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Aakinston Circle
George W. Canncd
Robert Craig
George DP Urhorst
Fast Capital Street
M. Forsyth
Robert H. Forsyth
Laurel
Kelly
Ramney Loretta
Thomas F. Kelly
Om James
Joanna Tawaree
Aloysius
Adlemn
Finanda
Macnichi
Wirst
Annie E
Charles Macnichol
Bopom
Congressional Cemetery
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New York
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Los Angeles
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Benjamin King Plain
Herbert Munn
Mray
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Suvives
Rock Creek Church
Steves
Reet Northwest
Martha J. Iws
Bismonsion
Stevens
Paneras
Tor Late Realdenes
Plan to export arms via Cuba to Mexico revealed
The document details Captain Hopkins and others orchestrating covert arms shipments from Mobile or Pensacola to Cubs, then to Barril near the river mouth, with Lind pressing mediation limits. It notes Lind’s confidence from the President and alleges State Department conflicts, plus warnings about Douglas and possible embassy meddling.
Denies Mexican Deal Is Not Against Carranza
Lord Cowdray rejects claims that the Cowdray interests in Mexico oppose Carranza or seek to control railways. He states his firm has no such interests beyond a minor stake in the Interoceanic Railway and has never discussed directorates or intervened in Mexican politics. He affirms a strict policy of non interference and denies acting as Pearson's attorney or agent.
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Lind
Mexico
White House
Department of State
Capt. Hopkins
Carranza
Huerta
Lord Cowdray
America
Capt Hopkins
Pierce
Mexican National Railways
Interoceanic Railway
Mr. Pierce
H.C. Pierce
Flint Says Mexicans Need Rehabilitation Plan
Charles R. Flint of 34 Broad Street argues for a comprehensive financial and industrial plan to salvage Mexico from chaos after the revolution. He estimates 50 million dollars needed to stabilize government and revive business and denies ties to any effort to reshape Mexican railroads, urging support for those rebuilding the economy.
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Washington Post
New York
Mexico
Charles R. Flint
Broad Street
Flint
Mr. Flint
Washington
President’s Credit for Embargo Raking Asserted
The quotation asserts no influence by the addressed person over the stance, credits the President entirely for the embargo decision, and notes Mr. Douglas allegedly claiming credit for obtaining the raking of the embargo. It argues Huerta cannot be toppled without constitutionalists gaining arms in the U S and aligns with Mexicans aware of the true situation.
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Douglas
Huerta
Carranza Denies U S Aid To Rebels
Monterey Mexico June 28 Gen Venustiano Carranza issued a signed statement denying U S government or foreign financial support to the constitutionalist movement. He said the rebel cause is sustained by Mexican funds and will be until the end and that no compromise with the United States exists regarding railway lines or national interests.
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Arautat
Fabela
Vera Cruz
United States
Washington
Hopkins
Monterey
Mexico
Carranz
New York
Venustiano Carranza
Nuevo Laredo
Carranza
Villa
Constitutionalisia
Antilla
Kampice
Nick Altrock Marries In Secret Baltimore Ceremony
Baltimore June 9 Nick Altrock veteran comedian of the Washington Americans signed a matrimonial contract with Eleanor Campbell of Keswick Iowa. The ceremony took place at Baltimore marriage license bureau. Altrock listed his age as 36 and home as Cincinnati Ohio while his bride was shown as 28.
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Washington
Baltimore
Nick” Altrock
Nitcher
Washington Americans
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Mies Eleanor Campbell
Keswick
Iowa
Nick
Acense
Hcense
James Claypool
Altrock
Cincinnati
Ohio
Spikes Villa Guns Likely to Attack Chief
Nuevo Laredo June 2 news reports a split between Gen. Villa and Gen. Carranza over arms imports and policy. Villa returns to Torreon with his army while Carranza squares up to lead Monterey and resist U.S. dictation. A border conference is planned this week as talks falter and open breach rumors rise.
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Villa
Carranza
Torreon
Zacatecas
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Vila
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Carrante
Mexico
Washington
United States
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Arraigns Society Women at Homeopathy Convention
Special to The Washington Post Atlantic City June 29 Dr Gilbert Fitzpatrick of Chicago denounces modern society women as poor mothers and the cause of infant mortality in a shockingly scathing paper before the Obstetrical Society of the American Institute of Homeopathy. He labels the woman described as morally physically and socially defective while Dewitt Wilcox president of the Institute attacks the American Medical Association as politically inclined.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Gilbert Fitzpatrick
Chicago
American Institute of Homeopathy
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Dewitt Wilcox
Istitute
American Medical Association
Army
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Writers Back Al Jennings Urge Okla Voters to Support Him
Noted writers Irving S. Cobb Ines Haines Gilmore and Lincoln Steffens appeal to Oklahoma voters urging support for Al Jennings Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Jennings, a former train robber and author of Beating Back, seeks party nomination ahead of August 2 statewide primaries.
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Irving
Cobb
Ines Haines Gilmore
Lincoln Steffens
Oklahoma
$225000 Check Theft From Richmond Tracked to Washington
A $225,000 certified check stolen in Richmond was deposited in a Washington bank by a man posing as a government mail service carrier. The depositor, using the alias I A Ceuseise, received full credit with no questions. Police seek the man, last seen boarding a Richmond-North train and arriving in D.C. afternoon.
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Stranger
North Capitol Savings Bank
North Capitol Street
Polie
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Richmond
Washington
New York
Government
I. A. Ceuseise
Anti-British Demonstration Sinks Celebration Bill
In the House an anti British demonstration over a measure to create a presidential commission for the centennial celebration of the treaty of peace was defeated 185 to 52 after a forced roll call. Flood pressed for a record vote despite opposition and the bill failed 385 to ? The affair aroused sarcasm from Mann and criticism from Gallagher with remarks on politics and British sentiment.
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Henry D. Flood
Virginia
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Shent
House
James R. Mann
Tillnots
Thomas Gallagher
Ti- Hines
Churchill to Stop Flying This Year Says Wife Pressure
London June 9 Winston Spencer Churchill decides to refrain from further aeroplane flights this year following his wife’s repeated appeals. At Netheravon he inspected aircraft. Maj. Sykes, RCFC commandant, invited him to fly a new stability biplane but he declined after consideration.
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London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Netheravon
Maj. Sykes
Royal Flying Corps
Churchill
English Queens at Odds Over Rose Day Finances
Queen Mary and Queen Alexandra clash over Alexandra day finances as society women raise roses and generate about 100000 dollars. An audit was demanded by Queen Mary with a committee approved by Alexandra. Mary seeks audit by the Times solicitor. the queen mother objects. If unresolved, Mary may sever her name from rose day plans. About half of receipts allegedly went to expenses.
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Queen Mary
Queen Alexandra
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