Mediation Seen As Huerta Crisis Eases
Washington reports say Huerta withdraws blockade threat, easing mediation with Carranza. Officials note Tampico blockade moves and gunboats Zaragosa Bravo sail from Puerto Mexico toward Tampico. Badger rooms indicate Armadas Progresso will join. U.S. ships ordered to follow.
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Tampico
Huerta
Plorkade
Carranza
Wilson
Bryan
Washington
Badger
Tacoma
Zaragosa
Bravo
Puerto Mexico
Iavy Department
Antilla
Garrigon
Vera Cruz
Jungs
Progresso
Alvarado
Chinese Plague Cases and Deaths Reported in Victoria
The record notes 1,112 cases with 208 deaths attributed to the plague this year, rising to a total of 1,228 cases and 4112 deaths since the present year began. Most incidents are in Victoria City and throughout Kw ang.
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Victoria
Kwang
Greek government attacks Carnegie peace effort
The Carnegie Peace Foundation faces a Greek government attack over alleged pro Bulgarian bias. A Greek commission accuses the foundation of misrepresenting atrocities by Bulgarian forces during wartime in Doiran and other towns.
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Washington
Carnegie Peace .Foundation
Tha. Foundation
Europe
Greece
Mtr
Alexander
Vouros
Reyer
Doiran
Autos for tenants in Mississippi crop practice noted
In Cleveland Mississippi on June 8 4 perly reports a practice by Jim planter of Alligator to buy 15 autos for his negro tenants as part of a crop season provision. The arrangement mirrors a Mississippi trend where planters furnish life necessities during the growing season against future crop interests.
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Cleveland
Miss
Bloomington church bans bar music reported
A fragmented note discusses a church policy in Bloomington Indiana restricting music in worship, mentioning pianos and related instruments. The text reflects editorial confusion and detached phrases about purpose and present dispensation.
Tolls Repeal Bill Sees Admin Amendment Pressure
Key tolls repeal bill gains a second amendment pushed by Senator Norris of Nebraska and Senator Simmons of North Carolina. The compromise preserves U S treaty rights with Great Britain over Panama Canal tolls and US sovereignty. A vote on the amendment and bill could come later today with possible move to seek arbitration with Great Britain.
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Washington
Senate
House
Norris
Nebraska
Simmons
North Carolina
Committee
United States
Great Britain
Panama
No Rain Expected This Week Across Much of Nation
Washington forecast says generally fair and hot weather east of the Rockies with no widespread rain. Showers and thunderstorms likely at the outset from the lake region eastward and in the northwest, plus local thunder showers in the south. West of the Rockies, rain continues early then fair and warmer, cooler Monday and Tuesday in the Upper Mississippi valley, and moderate temps thereafter.
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Washington,d. C
Rockies
Rocky ‘Mountains
Lake Region
Texas
Rocky, Mountains
Walil
Mississippi
sAtlantic
Militants disrupt London churches amid suffrage protests
Suffragists invade Westminster Cathedral and the Church of the Oratory in London disturbing services. A woman interrupts a sermon, and militants protest with chants as crowds clash with ushers. Two suffragists arrested. violence erupts with a bystander strike. Also reports drownings at Lake Wichita.
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London
Westminster Cathedral
Church of the Oratory
Brompton
Bernard Vaughan
Emmeline Pankhurst
Joan of Arc
Train Collision Kills Four in Missouri Crossin
Four people die and two are injured when a car carrying a party from Wheeling Mo is hit by a Chicago Burlington and Quincy passenger train at a crossing north of Linneus. The car occupants include Albert Thomas and Mrs. Thomas of Wheeling and Ester Sliven 10. Jesse Ray of Green Castile and his 12 year old daughter Opal were seriously hurt. The crossing was not marked dangerous and it is believed the driver attempted to beat the train across the tracks.
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Brookfield
Chicago, Burlington and
Kansas City
Linneus
Albert Thomas
Wheling
Mi Ester
Sliven
Wheeling
Jesse Ray
Green Castile
Thomas Thught
Explosion in Engas causes death and injuries
A dynamite blast near Engas Missouri killed 14 year old Ralph Branson and left three Hennessy children aged 9 13 and 6 hospitalized in critical or dangerous condition. Authorities described caps detonating and several caps exploding near a corner.
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Engas
Ralph Bran Ison
General Hospital
Harry Hennessy
Yea
Robert Hennessy
George Hennessy
General
Lin
Farmer kills wife kin then ends life, Mo June
Fragmentary report notes Walter Rimond, a Missouri farmer aged 26, shot at a man then turned the weapon on himself. The first shot failed to kill him, but he fatally wounded a woman nearby. Further readable details are damaged.
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Walter Rimond
Farmer
Obka Ee
Court action to recover railroad losses from New Haven directors
Boston stockholders led by Sherma Whipple plan to file a federal suit against New Haven directors for malfeasance in managing affairs. They seek 125 million dollars in restitution to Boston & Maine and New Haven investors, aiming to attach directors’ personal fortunes. The suit targets Morgan estate, William Rockefeller, Lewis Cass Ledyard, and others from 1902 to 1913, backed by Boston and New England interests.
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Boston
Mass
Jne
Sherma Whipple
Boston & Maine
New Haven
J. Pierpont Morgan
William Rockefeller
Lewis Cass Ledyard
The
Road
New England
Maine
Westchester
Haven
Jealous Wife Accused in Mississippi Knife Attack
In Foxworth Mississippi on June 8 Charles Robertson a merchant says his wife attacked him cutting his throat but he overpowered her. He claims she attempted to kill herself with antiseptic tablets after a prior razor assault during jealousy over another woman.
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Foxworth
Charles Robertson
Ks. Robertson
New York Reports Onites Demonstrates Permanent Current
A June report from Halland asserts physicist H Kamerlingh Onnes of Leyden University has demonstrated the maintenance of a permanent electric current with no potential force driving it. The coil of wire shows that energy has been transformed into stable motion, suggesting a perpetual current concept.
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New York
Halland
H. Kamerlingh Onites
Leyden
University
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