Vermonters Arrive Aboard the Agamemnon With 101st MG Battalion
The Agamemnon docked in Boston harbor bringing 5,824 officers and troops from France, including the 1020th infantry and the 101st machine gun battalion with many Connecticut and Vermont men. Major General Wingert of the Rainbow Division also returned, with Connecticut officials and local delegations welcoming the troops amid ceremonies and harbor passes.
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Boston
France
Connecticut
Vermont
New York
Chicalee
Clement A. F. Wingter
42D
Rainbow
Agamemnon
Connesticut
Andrew J. Peters
Marcus H. Holcomb
Hartford
Waterbury
New Haven
New Britain
Bristol
James M. Howard
West Machine Gun Battalion
Ss Fitzgerald
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale
Co. D. 1024 Infantry
William H. Sandland
102 Infantry
Connecticut Hoy
Meriden
Henry T. Ring
John R. Fae
H. Wales
John H. Sullivan
Actus
Machigonne
Don Juan de Austria
1020 Regiment
101St Machine Gun Battalion
Infantry
War Department
Camp Wells
Devens
Compa Upton
Dix
Lee
Jackson
Gordon
Sherman
Taylor
Curtin
Grant
Pike
Dodge
Manston
Logan
Lewis
Lew Haven
B. Ka
National Guard
Comanding
Prince He
Parade for 26th Division Set in Boston on April 25
Boston April 7 The 26th division parade will march in Boston on April 25 with 17 o clock in the forenoon start. Col Albert S Williams announced after talks with Maj General Hale and civic committees. Route England and France. unit history includes 2d infantry actions from Chemin des Dames to Meuse Argonne offensive. Battalion details and demobilization plans noted.
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Boston
Albert S. Williams
Edwards
Yankees
Hale
Division Discharges 2 Days After Parade In Boston
Ayer Massachusetts April 7 The 28th division discharge begins within two days after the divisional parade in Boston. Demobilization planned over four days with infantry units and support troops staged for each day. Fourteen thousand seven hundred seventy seven men slated for transport to Boston the day before and on the day of the parade with non staying beyond twenty one hours.
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Ayer
Maas
Boston
104Th Infantry
Milst
Slet
1St Field Artillery
Wiser
Salon
Unite
Transport Winnifredian Sailed From Brest Yesterday
The transport Winnifredian, with 2327 officers and men, sailed yesterday from Brest for Boxton, per a cable to Northwestern Army Headquarters. The dispatch omits unit details. Several Brest-based With division groups awaited a convoy as the Mongolian departed March 1. officials suspect some Winnifredian personnel may be aboard. No sick or wounded aboard.
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Boston
Winifredian
Brest
Vranes
Boxton
Ace
Baker Goes Abroad With LSOC Delegation to France
Secretary of War Baker sails on the Leviathan with Congressmen Wallace Dent Kalin and others to France to attend allied liquidation talks in Paris and Tours. The party plans inspections of American camps and the military sail service while evaluating parade plans for the 17th Division and graves registration. Warren Pershing accompanied by Sergeant Welz and guardians.
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New York
Baker
Hugh ( Wallace
Tacoma
Wasl
United States
France
House
Warren Pershing
General Pershing
Welz
Allied Liquidation Commission
Paris
Tours
England
Prince
17Th
New York National Army
Eend
Unite Home
TL Dent
Alabama
Staf
United States Army
Julius Kalin
California
Neve
Committed
7Minerador Wallice
Wallace
Pershing
Wiewin
Mine Mary Pershing
Alf D. M. Butler
Lincoln, Seb
Revolution Overthrown in Budapest Reported
Vienna April 7 The Hungarian communist government in Budapest has been overthrown according to official circles. The foreign minister is reported to have been killed though uncertainty remains about who organized the attempted revolution.
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Vienna
Havan
Budapest
Way
Bole Kan
Foreimn Muitnster
President Wilson's cold wearing itself out
Paris April report says President Wilson's condition improved by morning but his doctor Rear Admiral Grayson orders him to stay in his room and miss meetings. The illness is in a wearing-off stage and he hopes to resume work Tuesday.
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Paris
T.provident Wilson
Graynon
Refereed Sullivan's Win Obituary for John Pitapatick
John Pitapatick, who refereed the Sullivan Kilrain world championship fight in Mississippi City, died today at age 75. A longtime Democratic political figure, he served as delegate to several conventions and was mayor of New Orleans from 1894 to 1898.
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New Orleans
John Pitapatick
Mississippe City
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilran
Bint
Talk of the Toifun Mins Molly Giudici section notes
Local items report Molly Giudici teaching gehoot in West Topsham weekend visits on Beckley street. Velma Coffin leaves for Meyant and Stratton Business college in Boxton for regular course. Berlin Street resident recovering from pneumonia. George Shannon visiting Brandon while wife heals. telephone company repairs in Waterbury. Frank Shields fined for intoxication. Bristol visitors stay with J Allen on Beckley street. Assessors remind taxes and inventories due at city hall. Ida Read W T U elects officers. Constable Morris moves office to Bolster block. Hare welfare worker Gridle y assigned new city building room. Josephine Restelli invited to Ellison street. Peter Puricelli wedding planned next week. gifts exchanged and socializing among guests.
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Mins
Molly Giudici
Gehoot
West Topsham
Beckley Street
Mise Velma Coffin
Meyant & Stratton Business Coffegs
Boxton
Mra PD
Motla
Berlin Street
Fieorze Shannon
Brandon
Hiteb
Waterfury
Frank Shields
Strafford
W. H. Cardell
James
William
Bristol
Bristol Spent the Weak End With the Former's Sister, Mrs. J. Allen
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Fh Tal
Waterman
Mra
Ivorgo Maker
Fred Beckley
Rou, Watter
Harry Bradley
Eparte
George L. Morris
City Building
Constable Morris
Mies Gridley
Hare
Morris
Josephine Restelli
Maria Bielli
Ellison Street
Mine Restelli
Peter Puricelli
Alea. Biglli
General Wage Level To Be Raised On R R
Washington D C April 7 wage advances for four leading trainmen and enginemen brotherhoods were discussed today by Director General Hines and the chiefs of the brotherhoods. The order will readjust wages to restore pre January 1 1915 differentials. Rates will be lowered but the general level raised. overtime time and a half pay sought by the brotherhoods was not granted.
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Washington, D. C
Hines
Brotherhoods
Oder
Brotherhood
Vermont Veterans Welcome Home Efforts in Montpelier
Montpelier reports efforts to honor Vermont troops returning from France with General Johnson arranging parades and hospital visits. Vermont Association in Boston plans harbor reunions. ammunition train crews and 6000 soldiers received salutations from monitors and whistles. Local officials coordinate support through boards of trade and public safety measures.
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Boston
Clement
France
Vermont
Vermont Association
Johnnson
William J. Keville
Vermont 1Gs
General Johnson
Vermont Public Safety
Johnson
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Beards of Trade
Mt Vernon
State of Massachusetts
Military Department
Edwards
Montpelier and
Welle River
Bottomville
Bowton
Maine
Burtonville
Barre City
F. Hall
Sarah le Ball
Mise Gertrude Smith
Waterbury
W. N. Thereault
Joseph Poulin
James McAvey
State Experle
Charles Adams
Down
J. R. Davie
JH Cave
Maria Broxigevie
Harre City
D. F. Moriarty
James O'Neill
Montpelier
Mary O'Neill Goggins
Montelier
Rioting and pistol fire as textile strike erupt in Lawrence
Lawrenc e Massachusetts April 7 rioting marked by promiscuous firing by strike sympathizers and police opened the tenth week of the textile strike. A bomb exploded near a tenement on Newbury Street and Everett mill damage was report ed. Twenty three arrests were made as crowds attacked shutters and windows while police and reserves struggled to restore order. Officer John Mahan was injured and hospitalized.
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Mass
Everett Milix
Atte
Timothy O'Brien
Soren
Parlive
Common
Newbury
Amotge
Thorn
Everett
Newbury Street
Neithy
Shirkere
Boling
Vhey
John Mahan
Chidren
Death of Ferdinand Collins Near Waterbury
Ferdinand Collins aged about 50 died of artery hardening in Waterbury after moving from Canada. Survived by wife Kilten Meecott, one sister Mrs Lizzie Extabrooke of Claremont New Hampshire, and nine children including Lois Welch and James Collins of Duxbury Massachusetts, Mrs James Campbell of Hartford, Jennie Mary Hazel and Clifford Collins of Waterbury, William and Frank Collins in the US service. Funeral at St Ansgrist church Wednesday at 10 o clock.
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Ferdinand Collins
Canada
Merriagn
Lizzie Extabrooke
Claremont
N. H
Killen Meecott
Lois Welch
James Collins
Duxbury
James Campbell
Hartford
Forger y claims cloud report on Captain Chamberlain
In a Bavarian court martial context journalist handwritings expert Mr. Webb testified about possible forgeries tied to Captain G. Chamberlain of San Antonio Texas. Webb did not accuse Chamberlain of forging but noted similarities between his handwriting and signatures used to back the officer’s aerial claim.
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Capt. Chamberlain
Wilford Mr. Webb
G. Chamberlain
San Antonio
Tex
Briglelt
Chamberlain
Methodist pastors get assignments amid 75th conference
In St. Albans on April 7 Bishop Leote presiding over the 75th annual Methodist Conference announced appointments across districts. William Shaw was named Superintendent of St. Albans, with numerous pastors assigned to duties in towns including St Johnsbury, Barre, Barton, Bloomfield, Bradford, Cambridge, Coventry, Enosburg, Newport, Montpelier, and more.
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Leote
St. Albans
William Shaw
St Alt
St. Johns de Wigt
Tawin W, Sharp
Knebury
Pe Sal Laws
St. Johnsbury
Watric Adamant
A. W. Hewitt
Bakerafield
Barre
B. G. Lipsky
Barton
M. A. Turner
Bloomfield
Mis Jeffrey
Bradford
O. J. Anderson
Cabot
L. Goddard
Cambridge
W. A. Gould
Canaan and
Beecher Falls
W. AL May
Concord
Victory
George Smith
Coventry
Craslebury
O. B. Wells
West
North Danville
Vermont Legislature Near Endgame As Week Opens
Vermont’s 90th day of the session kicks off a home stretch toward adjournment at noon Wednesday. House and Senate faces 16 and 25 to 31 bills awaiting action, with vetoes and budget measures dominating the calendars. Senators Stuart Vilas Amey lead a conference panel as House and Senate clash over appropriations, education funds, and armory cuts, while Governor’s vetoes loom over key tax and railway measures.
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Senate
House
Senate Committee of Conference
Stuart
Vilas
Amey
Representatives Buttles
Alexander and
Austin
Reading
Buttles
Alexander
Public Service Commission
Commissioner of Industrie
Lynden
Lakin
Board of Civil Authority
Whiters
St. Jolmebury
Qura
Belnir
Howne
HL Td
Express Companion
Hapkine
Burlington
Sayles Cornell Wedding at Hotel Barre
Hawant Sayles of White and Helena Capyell daughter of Mire Mattir Cornell of Graniteville unite in marriage at Hotel Barre Saturday evening in the private sitting room of Mr and Mrs J Vowen Roy. The bride and groom were attended by Mrs Grsknite ville and Mrs Mattie Je Warnell mother of the bride. The bride wore a yellow dress with silver ornaments. A wedding supper followed at the hotel and the couple left for Windsor where the groom holds a position and plans to reside. Wedding breakfast was served at Mrs John Fortune’s home Saturday morning.
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Washington County
Enign Whipple
Walter ¥. Washture
Cel Heaton
Burlington
John K. Hooper
Wastumrn
Mira M. L. Spencer
Senate
Newfane
Windham County
Harold Keegan
Windsor
White River Junction
A. Sherburne
Smith College
Robert Jonas
Montpelier
John A. Bartlett
Boston Base Hospital
Clara
Sylvester Richardson
Berlin
Harvey
Jae
Dad Hawant Sayles
White
Helena Capyell
Mire
Mattir Cornell
Graniteville
Mere
Hotel Barre
Pelvatm
J. Vowen
Roy
Tye
Mone
Grskniteville
Mes
Mattie Je Warnell
Rawite- Ville
Carrigt
Sunday Movies Shown No Protests at Burlington Exhibit
Fragmented report notes Sunday movies shown in Burlington with no protests recorded. A garbled section mentions individuals and a disciplinary or legal matter tied to a local authority, alleging violation of an order or policy and referencing a specific rule.
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Burlington
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