Mediation talks stall over Huerta assent demand
In Niagara Falls on June 10 1914 the mediation process stalls as the United States rejects any transition method allowing Huerta to appoint the provisional president. Carranza’s representative says talks must include all parties and seeks clear discussion topics and no commitments to halt advances.
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Niagara Falls
United States
General Huerta
Huerta
Carranza
New York
Francisco Urquidi
Constitutionalists
Mexico
Two Minnesota Cities May Go Dry
Minneapolis reports the Supreme Court reversal of a district court ruling in Indian S quartz cases could label 15,000 square miles dry in central and northern Minnesota. The decision may extend prohibition to much of the state, including Minneapolis and Duluth, by extending 1855 and 1856 treaty clauses. Attorney F. W. Zollman warns liquor sales could be prohibited in parts of southern and western Minnesota if the 1856 treaty is upheld.
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Minneapolis
Minn
United States Supreme Court
District Court
Minnesota
Duluth
F. W. Zollman
Minnesota Brewers’ Association
Delivery correction and complaint numbers advised
If the paper is not delivered by 6 o'clock, call 3330 for a replacement. After 30 p.m. report issues to the night phone 2900 line or No 2 after 6 p.m.
Locusts Aid Christmas Dinner Across Regions
A seventeen year locust plague in West Virginia Ohio and western Pennsylvania is becoming a boon for farmers and fishermen Turkeys roosters and hens feed on the insects boosting fattening and market quality Fishermen along the Ohio Kanawha and Big Sandy rivers use locusts as bait reporting record catches
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Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Candy and Ice Cream For That Rum Sabit Boston
June 10. Dr. Andreas F. Christian of Back Bay advocates ice cream and candy as cures for delirium tremens or drunkenness. He says suitable food helps the stomach and cools the system by absorbing alcohol poison, with gelatin in ice cream aiding protection and healing. He notes sugar alcohol recombination may de alcolize the stomach over time.
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Boston
Andreas F. Christian
Back Bay
Daughter Who Eloped Returns After 30 Years
Emma Carson, who left Trenton thirty years ago to marry John Thompson in Camden, returns to her mother Mrs. Daniel A. Ashmore. She had lost her husband and an eighteen year old son and had not communicated with her family since eloping. The reunion ends with plans to live in Trenton.
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Trenton
Emma Carson
John Wesley Carson
John Thompson
Camden
N. J
Daniel A. Ashmore
Genesee Street
Roosevelt Kin Weds Civilly in Madrid Ceremony
Belle Wyatt Willard daughter of the American ambassador to Spain and Kermit Roosevelt son of Col Theodora Roosevelt were married civilly today at the Buena Vista district police office. Police detained crowds as moving picture crews filmed the event before the couple departed for Toledo.
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Madrid
Spain
Belle Wyatt Willard
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodora Roosevelt
Buena Vista
Col. Roosevelt
Ambassador Willard
Toledo
Seven Die in East Side Tenement Fire in New York
A late morning blaze in an east side tenement killed seven people, four of them women, and badly injured eight others. The fire broke out before 4 o clock, spreading rapidly through the building and trapping residents who could not escape in time. A woman and her son perished by leaping from a window.
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New York
East Side
Senate Debate Nears End on Panama Tolls Exemption
Washington D C A sweeping repeal of the Panama tolls exemption dominates Senate proceedings as amendments are debated. Senators Borah Simmons and colleagues clash over reservations that would limit U S rights in the canal while President Wilson signals support for repeal with or without the amendments.
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Washington, D. C
Panama
Senate
House
Senate Democrats
United States
Wilson
Borah
Simmons
Sutherland
Korah
Floods Threaten California and Colorado River Areas
Drowning reported of two prospectors and an Indian boatman near Calzona Arizona as floods hit California and Colorado. Santa Fe bridge abutments breached near Needles with rising water. Volcano Lake levee work by 200 Chinese laborers as flood menaces irrigation systems on the border. Captain Harbord warns of serious threat and mobilizes teams and manpower.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Oames
Colorado River
Calzona
Ariz
Needes
Calexico
Volcano Lake
J. G. Harbord
Two Beans Lodged in Roy Ear
Seven year old Roy Pettit and his brother played with navy beans at 722 Conger street. One bean was removed easily but the other remained in each ear. After failed extractions and swelling concerns, Roy was taken to a specialist where the second bean was finally removed with effort.
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Roy Pettit
Conger Street
Roy
Designation Demanded of Honolulu Collector
Honolulu June 10 E R Stackable collector of the port received a Treasury cablegram asking his immediate redesignation He said he would not comply and would resign only if dismissed Stackable has held the post since Hawaii joined the United States and is a Republican He was asked to resign about a month ago
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Honolulu
E. R. Stackable
Wm. G. MrAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Stackable
Hawaii
United States
Pinchot Denounces Gronge W Perkins
Amos Pinchot released the text of a confidential letter to Theodore Roosevelt criticizing George W. Perkins, head of the Progressive National committee, as a menace to the party due to ties with US Steel and International Harvester. The missive claims the situation within the party must be ended to gain broad public support.
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New York
Amos Pinchot
Theodore Ronsevelt
Progressive National Committee
Geo. W. Perkins
United States Steel Corporation
International Harvester Company
Progressive Party
Hens Sift on Eggs on 4000 Mile Journey to Missouri
In a Liverpool coop the two hens sat on 14 eggs each May 21. Shipped by steamship to New York then Jefferson City, the eggs arrived intact after about 4000 miles. Judge W. W. Graves, who had sought Indian game chickens from England, now observes the hens and their eggs as they sit waiting to hatch.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Liverpool
England
New York
W. W. Graves
Supreme Court
Adlai Stevenson Weakens Under Hospital Care
Chicago report states former vice president Adlai D. Stevenson is critically ill and unusually weak at a local hospital. The notice emphasizes his declining condition and hospital care as of today.
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Chicago
Vicen
Adlai D. Stevenson
Japanese Man Hanged After Murder Appeal in Korea
Tomitaro Watanabe, a Japanese national, was executed by hanging in Korea after appealing a death sentence for the March murder of Dr Ea rar DeMoett, an American surgeon, at Stryker Hospital. He had previously strangled his wife and shot the doctor.
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Sen
Korea
Tomitaro Watanabe
Earar DeMoett
Stryker
Watanabe
Holkol
Recluse Heir: Millionaire Francis Ogden Dies in Houston
Missing deeds complicate the estate of Francis Ogden a Chicago born recluse and multi millionaire who died in Houston Texas. He never married and lived frugally on a planned meals budget while holding vast real estate in multiple states. Relatives have traveled to Houston to settle his effects.
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Chicago
Francis Ogden
Houston
Tex
Ogden
Wm. B. Ogden
Slaters
Famiew
Wirconain
Kansas
Georgia
Washington
Wr. Ogden
Madison
Wis
Honston
Labael
F. A. Oxden
Seversl
Decda
Indiana
Texas
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Missouri
Tennessee
Illinois
Minnesota
Arkansas
New Mexico
Arizona
South Dakota
Oregon
Ogien
Beth
United States Offers Mediation in Albania Crisis
A dispatch from Vietna reports that American Minister to Greece George Fred Williams circulated a message to European powers proposing U S mediation to restore peace in Albania. Washington says no ministerial instruction to Williams and doubts he acted on his own.
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London
Vietna
George Fred Williams
Greece
United States
Albania
Washington
State Department
Willams
Threerviers
Corner Stone of James Wilson Hall Laid at Washington State
Pullman Washington June 10 The cornerstone of the James Wilson Hall at Washington State College was laid today A bust of James Wilson former secretary of agriculture who the hall is named for was presented in the ceremony Henry Wallace of Des Moines was the principal speaker Mr Wilson was prevented from attending the exercises
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Des Moines
Jerry Hartenbower
Los Angeles
Cal
Pullman
Wash
James Wilson
Washington Tate College
Department of Agriculture
Colliege
Rev Slattery to Spend Summer Traveling
The Very Rev. Father Edward Slattery pastor of St. Joseph's Cathedral will leave Waterlon Sunday for New York whence he will travel to Europe for a six weeks vacation touring leading places in the British Isles and on the continent.
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Edward Slattery
St. Joseph's Cathe
Waterlon
New York
Europe
British Isles
Represent Carranza at Washington Junta Presses Capitol Fame
A Constitutionalist junta in Washington maintains constant contact with Carranza and works to cultivate sentiment among national officials in favor of the Constitutionalists.
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Carranza
Washington
Auto wreck on Fourth Street bridge ends in near tragedy
An east end Fourth Street bridge incline crash narrowly avoids disaster when an auto driven by Dr UG Noe and passengers is stopped by Wagman’s emergency brakes. Crossing watchman G W Smith saves a girl from a freight car as screams echo. car damages limited to mud guard and top.
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M. Noebits
Yung
Mra
Neshit
Fourth Street Bridge
Wagman
Auto Way
G. W. Smith
Smith
Ipen
Male families lose in Gulf storm near Chatham New Brunswick
Reports from Chatham New Brunswick on June 10 describe conflicting counts of fishing fleet losses after a Gulf of St Lawrence storm. Provisional figures range from 18 known dead to 125, with vessels ashore at Caraquet Palisadie Ishin and other Bay Chaleur points. Many crews were family men, often father and several sons.
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Chatham
New Brunswick
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Chaleur
Straits of Northumberland
Caraquel
Creona
Palisadie Ishin
Caraquet
Shippecan
Lametue
Bay Chaleur Fishng
Herauke
Burk Died Suddenly in Bennington Township Home
Mrs. Harriet Reinhart Burk, known in Bennington and Bremer counties, died suddenly of apoplexy at her home seven and a half miles northeast of Waterloo. She suffered diabetes and complications prior to her death, leaving husband Charles W. H. Burk and children Mae, Catherina, Harry A., Caspar, and Ralph. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Charten
Bremer County
Taht
Uver Wlker
Bremer
Wack Tawk
Charles WH. Burk
Tesr
Mr. Burk
Mae. Catherina
Ralph
Mra
Ts. H. Byvank
This City
Mra. Ty. FF. Nottrer
Mont Vernon Township
Caraprtz
John Reinhart
Fred Reinhart
Mount Vernon Township
Boy Adventurers Drowned in Waterloo Creek Tragedy
A double drowning of John Coogan and Charles Edwards near Waterloo parks is reported. Coogan's body was recovered in Black Hawk Creek while Edwards was found in Back Hawk Creek. Coroner Kistner declined an inquest. Funeral services for Edwards will be held at Christadele church.
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Young Coogan
Black Mawk ‘Creek
Corosar Kistner
Leighton
Charles Edwards
Herbert Edwards
Western Avenue
Byron Street
Hawk
Ball Park
BE. R. Lovell
Chautauqua Park
Young Edwards
John Coogan
P. J. Coogan
Williston Avenua
Coogan
Edwards
Charles
Edwarde
Waterloo
Washington Irving
Big Son
Waterloo Fire Department
Black Hawk Creek
Fails Avenue
Edward F. Kistner
Edwardes Lad
A. H W. Zilmer
Christadelephian Church
Westinghouse Pickets Endure Scorching Heat in East Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 10, three thousand Westinghouse pickets formed squads of twenty led by strike committee members. They braved the heat to prevent stragglers from entering the shops at the East Pittsburgh plants, aiming to support the work stoppage and pressure negotiations.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
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Pinchot
Gronge
W. Perkens
Adlai FR. Stevenson
James Wilson Hall
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Jerroat
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Jose Urquidi
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L. A. Peredo
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Btoppad Trot
Stallin Streke
Milan
Aly
Saan
Chad
Burk
Samaritan
Bort King
Sycamore Street
Alvin Johnson
Johnson
King
John Farrell
Tatiter
Ramaritan
John Johnson
Meumet Team Club
YH. van Wetzinga
Allen Street
M. W. Botchford
Creek
Ball
Tovar
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