Three Nations on Protection in Oil Fields
Mediation talks at Niagara Falls mark time as diplomats delay from Carranza. U S and allied powers announce they will not support claims to oil interests seized due to military operations in Tampico and Vera Cruz, with safeguards for bonafide owners. Huerta troops isolated. communications between west coast and Mexico City severed by rebel actions near Tepic. Colima falls to constitutionalists under General Atamillo, signaling pivotal advances in the southwest.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Great Britain
Netherlands
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Tuxpan
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Huerta
U. S
California
Mazatlan
Mex
San Diego
Mexico
Mexico City
San Bilas
Gas Tres
Marias Island
Tepic
Rey Ima
Bard U
Atamillo
Colima
Howard
Oficer
Resolute Wins yacht race as Vanitie aids overboard man
The yacht Resolute won today’s race after the Vanitie dropped out to rescue a man who had gone overboard. The wireless report notes El Torar and Tor fe t advertisement as stray garbled text.
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Associated Press
Resolute
Vanitie
President Wilson Shakes Hands With Crippled Boy at White House
June 4 in Washington President Wilson stepped from his private office to greet John W Kern Jr son of Senator Kern The boy reliant on crutches due to Infantile paralysis stood in line with other callers as the President paused to offer a handshake delaying many waiting visitors.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
John W. Kern, Jr
Senator Kern
White House
York Is Convicted as White Slaver
Des Moines June 4. George H. York, a Colfax merchant, convicted in federal court of violating the Mann white slave act. He was charged with transporting Mrs. C. E. Jackson from Kansas City to Des Moines after the Colfax State Bank failure and the Wheelock death probe.
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Des Moines
Geo. H. York
Colfaz
State Bank of
Colfax
M. B. Wheelock
C. E. Jackson
Kansas City
Deg Maines
Chinese Bandit White Wolf Still Roaming
Chinese brigand known as White Wolf continues to loot and burn towns in Kan Su province after eluding troops. He set Ning Chow on fire yesterday and Tao Chaw today, then attacked a Tibetan monastery before troops closed in near Lily Mountain, 100 miles south of Lan Chow.
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Peking
China
White Wolf
Hu-Peh
Ho- Nan
Shen-S
Kan-Su
Ning-Chow
Tao-Chaw
Chow
Lily Mountain
Lan-Chow
Widow’s fifty dollars returned a thousandfold foretold
Newburg New York July 4 true to a promise made 46 years ago John Patton heirs now informs Mrs Joseph Campe a widow that he will send fifty thousand dollars to her The tale recalls Patton who with his father ran the Pacific hotel Greenwich street where he met Mrs Campe whose husband was a local tailor The widow had forgotten the agreement until receiving the recent message promising a fortune prompt with the sum and a long delayed fulfillment
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Newburg
Juhe
John Patton
Joseph Campe
Anti-Trust Bills Rushed Through House Debate
Washington June 4 the administration anti-trust program is being hurried with hopes to finish by Saturday or Monday. The House continued general debate on the Rayburn railroad securities bill in charge of Rep Adamson. Detailed consideration begins tomorrow and a fast reading for amendment may end by Saturday with a final vote on the three anti-trust measures possible that day.
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Washington, D. C
House
Adamson
Twelve of Empress of Ireland crew buried in Quebec
In Quebec on June 4 twelve members of the Empress of Ireland crew who died in the St Lawrence river were laid to rest with ceremony. The funeral procession moved past mourners as bands played and flags flew at half mast. Services were held at a Roman Catholic church and at the Anglican Cathedral, with notable officials including the Duke of Connaught represented by Captain Bullen, Sir Francois Langelier, Lt Governor Gouin, the premier and cabinet members attending. Mayors, council members, and Canadian Pacific officials joined the cortege.
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Quebec
St. Lawrence
Duke of Connaught
Bullen
Aide de Camp
Francois Lan_kelier
Baseball War Goes Merrily on in Court
Chicago June 4 The Kansas City Federal league club today served notice on pitcher Blanding of the Cleveland Americans to appear before Judge Foell in the superior court here next Monday when it intends to move that a temporary injunction be granted restraining him from playing with Cleveland at any club other than the Kansas City Bed erals.
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Chicago
Kansas City Federal League
Blanding
Cleveland Americans
Foell
Cleveland
Kansas City Baderals
Minneapolis grocer believed missing now found as coder
George B. Bartholomew, once a Minnehaha avenue grocer and ex postmaster, reappears in Pueblo Colorado as a memory-impaired man known as Coder 158. Alienists could not identify him. his wife in Minneapolis speaks of the family’s struggles since his disappearance last December.
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Minneapolis
George B. Bartholomew
Minnehaha Avenue
Pueblo
Colo
Bartholomew
Daughrisk
Man
Granada
Cole
Denver
United States
Case
Bank Clearings and Real Estate Transfers Tables
Waterloo bank clearings for the week ending Thursday June 4 1914 total 1 285603 05 with daily figures 180 437 80 281 208 98 801 401 43 414 909 59. Realty transfers deeds mortgages chattel mortgages and counts for week ending June 3 1914 show 23 705 00 previous week 96 781 75 mortgages 85 986 20 previous week 5 396 30 chattel mortgages 11 125 53 previous week 4 765 380 week ending June 3 1943 87 067 00 total instruments filed to date 3 278. Corresponding date last year shows increases noted in the data.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo Bank Clearings
BSA
Mullan Boies and Lovejoy Lead in Judge Race
The subjoined table shows initial unofficial votes in the Tenth district for district judges. Judge Mullan led, followed by Boies, Lovejoy, Durham, Wheaton, Tuthill, and Merriam. Only three of the six nominees can be elected. results await county board tally and final certification.
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Mullan
Boies
Lovejoy
A. B. Lovejoy
Judge Durham
Ro J. Whe Mampon
Nth
J. S. Tuthil
Merriay
Rodeheaver Admits Discussing Marriage with Miss Jay
Chicago June 4 Homer Rodeheaver choir master for Billy Sunday testified in a $40,000 breach of promise case brought by Miss Georgia Jay. He admitted intimate discussions with Miss Jay about marriage and engagement ring preferences while noting he did not consider himself engaged and that he could not propose due to business duties.
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Chicago
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy” Standay
Honore
Georgia
Jay
Miss Jay
Rodeheaver
Myr
Winona Lake
Ind
Colorado
Ring
Ring She Preferred. Mr. Rodeheaver
Mr. Rodeheaver
Waterloo
Iowa
Sioux City
Rodeeaver
Winona
Lake
Abe
Motorcycle Racing in Pittsburgh Ends in Deaths and Worsening Injuries
Pittsburgh police investigate last night's motorcycle racing tragedy. Two riders died and about two dozen spectators were injured as machines left the track. Archer Armstrong of New York was badly hurt and unlikely to recover, while Wi Van derberry of Philadelphia suffered serious injuries. Medical staff cautioned a full recovery for spectators is uncertain.
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Pittsburgh
Samuel [Jamison
Archer Armstrong
New York
Vanderberry
Philadelphia
Sentries Guard All Highways Into Tarrytown
In Tarrytown New York special deputies are stationed on main routes into town ahead of a planned demonstration by hundreds of Industrial Workers of the World in response to last week's arrests. Alexander Berkman, a leader, called the march a fleet to the finish for free speech as protesters scattered anti Rockefeller material and a minister withdrew an invitation to debate Berkman after village leaders protested.
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Tarrytown
Juie
Industrial Workers of the World
Sherlm
Doyle
Illinois Women May Lose Vote
Chicago reports a rumor about the Illinois Supreme Court ruling on woman suffrage. The talk suggests justices may strike down the 1913 act granting voting rights for statutory offices and could also overturn earlier rulings allowing women to vote for school officers, education boards, and university trustees, implying the 1879 constitution contemplated only man suffrage.
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Chicago
Illinois Supreme Court
Trus‘tees
University of Illinois
Rebels Prevent Landing Of Relief Supplies
The schooner Leonor bringing relief for Mazatlan’s federal garrison was blocked from discharging its cargo by ongoing fire from General Obregon’s constitutionalist battery. The captain said he would try again that night to run the gunfire and land the freight.
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California
Mazatlan
Mex
San Diego
Leonor
General Obregon
Waterloo Couple to Attend Vassar Graduation Europe Trip
Mr and Mrs H M Reed and daughter Ruth will travel to Poughkeepsie New York for Vassar College graduation exercises. Afterward they plan a ten week Europe tour visiting Cherbourg Rome Naples Paris Vienna London and other sites with Miss Eleanor Johnson also from Waterloo.
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H. M. Reed
Gon
Interlocking Directors Testify on New Haven Finance
Wm Skinner a New Haven director continues testimony in the interlocking directorates inquiry. He says he relied on the accounting department's value of securities and mentions the push to create public sentiment for railroads. Leaders discuss monopoly, property disposals, and director attendance amid ongoing investigations.
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Washington
1. C
Wm. Skinner
New Thiven rAilroad
Interstife Commmnergs Cantajaddon
Lewis Crakk Leiyard
Gov. FL Maker
Lawrence Minch
Landyard
New Haven
Wttle
Folk
Skinner
Accounting Department
Pennsylvanian Railroad
New York Central
Mr. Folk
Pennsylvania
Million Dollar Question Aged Woman Chooses Clay Pipes
Visiting nurses Miss Webster and Miss Strayer heard a red woman's tale about spending a million for clay pipes. She, calm and aged, would buy a new supply if she belonged to Rockefeller’s circle, yet she admitted she would not spend that much for comfort she has held for years. The nurses later learned she bought six cents worth of pipe tobacco at a grocery.
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Misses Webster
Strayer
Whioley
Voese
Nancy
Claally
Rockefeller Crawd
Abe
Ely
Debutante Slouch Nearer the Normal
Detroit June 4 Dr Channing W Barreth of Chicago spoke at the Detroit College of Medicine Alumni meeting arguing the debutante slouch should be near the normal. He claimed the erect posture burdens the pelvic floor and internal organs unevenly distributed, urging better training for debutantes to improve carriage and health.
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Detroit
Channing W. Barreth
Chicago
Detroit College of Medicine
Keans
Barrett
Man and wife enter prison on same day
Jefferson City June 4 Claude Hale 32 and wife Mauda Hale 28 of Elving Mo were committed to the penitentiary to serve a two year term for grand larceny. They were convicted at the May term of St Francois county court for stealing money from a trunk owned by Mrs Hale's stepmother. Sheriff Williams said Hale was glad his wife would serve time with him and added I will board with the state so no smooth tongued guy runs off with my wife.
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Jefferson City
Claude Hale
Mauda Finle
Elving
Residanta
Hales
St. Francois County
Alreadt
Hale
Joseph Willams
Williams
Laton's Widow Weds First Husbandske Again
Washington June 4 Mrs Winnie M Eaton of Boston widow of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton and her first husband D Henry Ainsworth of Morristown Arizona were married here yesterday by Rev L Morgan Chambers. The ceremony was kept secret until after a trip to a summer resort for their second honeymoon. Mrs Eaton had been acquitted in Boston last October of poisoning her second husband. The admiral died March 1 1913. Mr Ainsworth was divorced from his wife eight years ago in Ulino la.
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Washington, D. C
Winnie M. Eaton
Boston
Joseph G. Eaton
D. Henry Ainsworth
Morristown
Ariz
L. Morgan Chambers
Mass
Ainsworth
Ulinola
Boy Dies After Jury Room Smoke In Owosso
In Owosso Michigan on June 4 a jury room incident ends in the death of 11 year old Eli Sawden from nicotine poisoning after being in a small jury room with jurors who smoked for over two hours. Sawden had never used tobacco. The report notes jurors smoked almost continuously and fumes caused his violent illness before death.
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Owosso
Mich
Ward
Eli Sawden
Circuit Court
Sawyer
Sawden
Three to Face Trial in Winters Conspiracy Case
In Newcastle Indiana Dr W A Winter his wife Mrs Winter and Cooper face trial for conspiracy to commit a felony. Judge Edward Jackson set the jury trial for July 29. They were jailed May 30 on the conspiracy charge connected with the disappearance of Catherine Winters age nine last year. Prosecutor Myers attended court and the indictment was not quashed.
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Newcastle
Ind
W. A. Winter
Winter
Cooper
Edward Jackson
Circuit Court
Progeeutor Myers
Catherine Winters
DOME CANDIDATES BEWAIL DIOMAL DEFEAT IN COUNTY PRIMARY
Defeated Republican candidates in hig county declare dismay over the primary results. D B Henderson won the nomination for sheriff, amid accusations of unfair work and possible religion-based tactics. G F Kistner files objection over the use of the title Dr on the ballot as Sidney Smith wins the coroner race.
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Hig County
Giland
D. B. Henderson
Henderson
Burbank
Kistner
E. F. Kistner
Sapirante
Church Members Must Not Own an Automobile in Frankfort
The German Baptist church at its national conference near Frankfort Indiana voted 300 to 3 against members owning or operating automobiles. The ban aims to avoid the automobile spirit until widespread use or further guidance is provided.
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Frankfort
Ind
German Baptist Church
Temperature Report and Historical Readings
The maximum yesterday reached 86 with a minimum of 62. 1911 records show 96 for a max and 73 for a min, while 1912 lists 66 and 53 respectively. Earlier notes mention times and furnishing details from Buchanan Optical Co on the first floor Syndicate building.
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Buchanan Optical Company
Paper delivery contacts and complaint lines
If the paper is not delivered by 6 o clock, call 3350 for a replacement. After 6:30 p m call the night lines 2800 Blue or No 2 at tee and p 8 for complaints.
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Attee & P
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