Villa Proclaims Provisional President and Estrangement
Niagara Falls dispatch reports General Villa proclaims General Angeles as provisional president of Mexico amid rumors of a rift with Carranza. Intercepted messages deny any amicable settlement. Carranza moves 2000 men into Sonora to depose Governor Maytorena. News from Saltillo notes Angeles was ousted for disobedience. Carranza rejects armistice terms. Washington officials relay Minister Noon's briefing as Wilson favors a provisional government to resolve the crisis.
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Niagara Falls
Onl
Dyne
el Paso
Tex
Nea
Angeles
Carranza
Villa
Chapultenec
Manuel Chao
Fortaer
Chihuahua
United States
Venustiang Carranza
Villa Marches on Zacatecas in Mexican Campaign
Villa and his staff are moving toward Zacatecas with about 25 000 troops, including 20 000 from the division of the north. The force will have 41 field guns and 73 machine guns, with ample ammunition as the campaign advances from Torreon toward El Paso. Villa declares he seeks no politics, only a successful campaign.
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Torreon
Coahuila
el Paso
Tex
Zacatecas
Villa
Zwentecas
Huerta
Wilson and German Emperor Exchange Trans Atlantic Wireless Messages
Washington June 20 1914 the White House released wireless messages between President Wilson and Kaiser Wilhelm II marking the opening of the Tuckerton New Jersey to Bilovese German station links confirming friendship and closer intercourse between the United States and Germany Signed Wilson and William II
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
William
White House
Tuckerton
N. J
Hillvese
Germany
Hanover
Washington
D. C
William II
N.J
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Bilvese
Washington, D
Bilvese Station
America
Noon optimistic on mediation in Mexican conference
Argentina minister Romulo Noon arrived after talks in Washington with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. He expressed confidence negotiations will continue at least two more weeks and remained optimistic that mediators can overcome difficulties to achieve peace.
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Romulo
Argentina
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Naan
Bulletin boards shape early 20th century news culture
The Courier and Reporter bulletin boards draw thousands daily as readers crowd streets to glimpse brief, constantly updated big news. People value how information is condensed and reposted, with bulletins altered for latest details and readers seeking familiarity in vague headlines.
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Courier and Reporter
Wwo
Public Gym In Waterloo Advances Civic Welfare
The piece urges Waterloo to maintain a public gymnasium linked to a Christian organization, portraying it as vital to physical social and spiritual welfare and a matter of civic pride. It notes soldiers passing through town tomorrow to give Waterson citizens a chance to do their duty.
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Waterloo
Waterson
Y M C A Boosters Plan Campaign In Waterloo
At a booster meeting A F Gates of the M C A declared he is in the game to win. The campaign aims for financial security with 50 volunteers starting Sunday to canvass Waterloo, 10 percent booster attendance sought, Parsons of Des Moines and Howrey outlined the fund drive and campaign plan.
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A. F. Gates
M.C. A
Gates
Waterloo
Victory
Y. M. Parsons
Des Moines
M. CU. A
H H. Howrey
95 Bodies Recovered in Hillcrest Mine Disaster
Lethbridge Alberta June 24 95 bodies recovered this afternoon at Hillcrest Alta collieries mine No 20 leaving 102 entombed. Fire stymied efforts amid smouldering mine entrances as rescuers find miners standing with tools in hand amid rock and timber debris. former superintendent James Quiles and fire boss Thomas Taylor among the dead.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Hillcrest Collieries, Ltd
Union Hall
Wim, Brown
Brown
Albera
Alta
Ida
James Quiles
Thomas Taylor
Constitutionalists capture in small town siege report
Saltillo Mexico June 79 via Laredo Texas June 29 Diaz Guisterres a small town north of San Luis Potosi was captured by constitutionalists under General Torres. He reports federal forces garrisoned in Uta vty were very numerous but could not estimate their strength.
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Saltillo
Mes
Laredo
Tex
Diaz Guisterres
Ais Tiles
Sian Luis Potosi
Tolas
Carerera Torres
Torres
Constitutionaliet
San Taiz Potosi
Careranna
Uta Vty
Little Rock Bank Closes Voluntarily
Little Rock Arkansas June 20 bank directors of the State National bank of this city after an all night conference did not reopen today. The bank with capital of 400000 and deposits totaling 1710875 68 was closed as a precaution due to steady withdrawal of funds. President W U Garantia said the action was taken by the directors.
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Little Rock
Atk
National Bang
W. UW. Garantia
Directora
Rebate scandal probe links Brown to Central loan letter
Washington reports disclose efforts to shield former New York Central president C. Brown from indictment over O Gara Coal rebating scheme. James S. Harlan ICc letter justified by loan plan. loan not made. DOJ and ICC prepare a sharp report on railroads owning mines and rebates.
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Washington, DC
C. Brown
New York Central Railroad
O'Gara Coal Company
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
James S. Harlan
Elbridge Hancey
Chicago
New York Central
Q’gata Company
Brown
Idarlap
Harlan
Interstate Commercal Commission
Congress
Indiana
Fssex
Essex County
N. Y
Clyde Brown
New York Central Lines
New York City
Ancey
O'Gara
Haneey
Uederstood
James
Warlax
Nine Aviators Die In Austrian Mimic War Crash
Vienna fillet of a military air maneuver ends in tragedy as a biplane and an airship collide at altitude. The Koertling dirigible and the Mosquito craft explode and burn, killing Captain Johann Hauswirth and eight others including Lieutenants Ernst Torsteller Platz Soosta Bruer Waidinger, Corporals Hedima Weber, and Engineer Kammerer.
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Vienna
Austria
Koertling
Mischamend
Johann Hauswirth
Ldents
Platz
Hoosta
Interstate Commerce Inquiry Shapes Prosecution Defense
A Justice Department clash over coal road practices surfaces as the ICC faces pressure to rule on credit extensions to O’Gark company and potential market manipulation. Legal fights and a Chicago firm’s defense stalls proceedings while calls grow for breaking roads from coal lands and curbing independent operations.
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Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Vivian
Brown
Department of Justies
King
Interstate Commerce Commission
O'Gark Company
Pebalon
Whraigman Parlan
Department of Justice
Chicago
Nemorrat
Hown
Department
G. Carroll Todd
Che Age of Truil
TL Ig
Todd Bis Rame
Coal Cares Ng
Oyna
Indiana
Tehichaw
Tadiaha
Primitive Man To Begin Another Period In Forest
Chicago dispatch reports Knowles plans a new seclusion in the Sierra Nevada after a Maine woods experiment. He aims to obtain food without aid or weapons and offers 50 dollars for a photograph. The radio-era figure, weighing about 210 pounds, pledged further demonstrations and preparations for his next isolation trek.
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Chicago
Knowles
Maine Woods
Sierra Nevada Mountains
California
Christo
Battling Nelson
Marshalltown Police Officer Accused of Bootlegging
Marshalltown Iowa June 20 Maurice Cummings a patrolman of the city police force Geo Arnold Geo Sellers John Waters and Orville Spotts the last two negroes were arrested by Deputy United States Marshal for bootlegging. The men were taken to Des Moines for arraignment before the federal commissioner.
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Marshalltown
Maurice Cummings
Geo. Atenold
Geo. Sellers
John Waters
Orville Spotts
United States Marshall
Hammond
Oui
Excursion Steamboat Majestic Sinks. Only One Missing
In Bt. Louis on June 20 the excursion steamboat Majestic with 35 to 40 aboard sank in the Mississippi River near the city. Only one man, William Cuthbert of Peoria Illinois, is unaccounted for. Most passengers swam ashore or were rescued by lifeboats. Clyde Wilson swam three miles to reach the Missouri shore. Rolla Wisherd and Albert Gabel also reached safety on an island below the rocks.
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Bt. Louis
Majestic
Mississippi River
William Cuthbert
Peoria
Lfe
Clyde Wilson
Missouri
Rolla Wisherd
Albert Gabel
President Wilson asked to resign DC recorder Johnson
Washington June 20 President Wilson requested Henry T Johnson a Republican Negro of Alania Ga to resign as recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia. The resignation would take effect July 1 and follows a period during which a Negro has held the post. Southern Democrats opposed the move but the president plans to appoint another Negro to succeed Johnson despite criticism.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Henry T Johnson
Alania
District of Columbia
Johnson
Woman Mediator Helps End Woodmen Ranks Feud
Mrs Myra I Enright of Kansas City Mo supreme oracle of the Royal Neighbors of America acted as mediator for the Modern Woodmen of America dispute in Toledo Ohio last night. Her appeal to unite families and homes moved delegates to tears and insurgents pledged support to administration leaders restoring harmony to the organization amid threats and quarrels. Insurgents will receive 16 cents a mile and per diem for attending sessions.
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Toledo
Myra i. Enright
Kansas City
Jingis
Mra. Enright
Asquith Keeps Promise Meets Body of Suffragists
Premier Asquith received a six-member deputation of workingwomen from Miss Sylvia Pankhurst’s East End federation at Downing Street after her jail release. The premier praised peaceful methods, defended free speech, and promised to forward the group's request for unconditional release of Pankhurst to Home Secretary Reginald McKenna.
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London
Asquith
Misa Sylvia Pankhurst
Flolloway
House of Commons
Miss Pankhurst
East Kind Federation
Anquith
Tara
Bre
Reginald McKenna
Home Secretary
Sylvia Pankhurst
Business Is Good Say Business Men
Washington June 20. Business men across the country claim conditions are good and contend big business seeks to delay anti-trust action. The note cites official letters and a general mood supporting the president’s stance amid recalls of market and legislative pressures.
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Washington, D. C
House
Third Major Baseball League Seems Probable
New York June 20 The National Commission the supreme court of baseball ranks with favor on the proposal to establish a third major league. This was announced by President Barrow of the International League who with other members conferred with the commission in session here today.
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New York
National Commiggion
Supreme Court of Baseball
Barrow
International League
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