President Wilson Urges Tariff Revision First In Congress
President Wilson reads a brief tariff focused message to Congress urging a thorough, moderate revision aimed at ending special privileges and exemptions. He signals banking reform as a future priority but keeps the Tariff as the primary act, stressing competition and free enterprise under new fiscal policy.
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Shington
D. C
Wilson
Congress
Wilken
Pissiaens
House
Ways and
Nesnion
Message to Congress on Tariff Reforms in Extraordinary Session
A political message urges an extraordinary session of Congress to pass fiscal changes and tariff reforms. It argues duties must be altered to reflect modern economic conditions and reduce burdens on the people, warning against monopolies and delays in action that hinder business.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Unknown Man Killed on Train Near Leicester Junction
An unidentified man, likely a tramp, was killed on a northbound freight train near Leicester Junction yesterday. His body was mangled and left at the station. Selectman Harry Hunt viewed the remains before they were moved to A. J. Blackmer’s undertaking rooms. He was about 18 since no precise age or identity could be found. clothing suggests rough wear and a green suit, missing shoes, and a torn jacket. He appeared poorly dressed and the incident yielded no clues to his identity or destination.
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Middlebury
Leicester Junction
Dru. White
Eddy
Harry Hunt
A.J. Blackmer
Bert Rreitiel
Ami
Escape at Windsor KS prison tied to inmate furlough
Fragmentary report notes an escape at Windsor State Prison involving an inmate who had served part of a sentence. The article references a warder left in the yard, a ladder, and the inmate's prior three months of confinement. Details on names, dates, and arrests are unclear due to damaged text.
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Vormuait
Erwin
Ferand
New
Buffalo Streetcar Strike Sparks Vandalism and Walkable Gap
In Buffalo a strike by motormen and conductors against the International Railway Co. led to widespread vandalism, with stones hurled at streetcars and trolley wires torn down. Only one east side line ran, traffic severely reduced, and passengers walked to work as police and deputies moved to quell disturbances. The National Guard’s first battalion assembled for strike duty while service on all city lines was halted after brick-throwing incidents near Main and Seneca.
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Buffalo
N. Y
International Railway Company
Inter
Black Kook
Main
Senora Streets
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Infiantry
Boston bound girl strikebreakers raised tensions in New York
Six telephone girls plus about fifty other workers left New York for Boston amid looming strike threats. Recruited from diverse New York area shops, the group aimed to curb potential walkouts as talks between the New England Telephone and Telegraph company and the operators continued. A three hour conference with state arbitration officials set a Wednesday evening reply deadline.
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New York
Boston
Varle
Yonkers
Weatehoeter
New Hersey
Pingland ‘Telephone & Telegraph Company
Hello Girly
Philip 4. Spalding
Opotatane
Varios Jirlons
State Board of Emotfintow Amt
Fire hits Julian hotel as adjoining buildings burn
April 5 reports from Mavigde New Jersey describe a major blaze at the Julian hotel with adjoining structures swept by fire. Two guests escaped via lower windows. several others injured by jumping. Estimated damage around $400,000.
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Mavigde
Julian Hotel
Decisive Defeat for Woman's Suffrage Reported
Defeat of woman suffrage is reported in yesterday's reelection results while constitutional amendments for initiative and referendum pass. Municipal ownership proposals in Detroit draw strong opposition, with street railways planned to be taken over. Local option races in 12 counties show mixed outcomes as returns come in. Strong entities like Huron and nearby counties favor prohibition, while others show possible shifts in support.
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Armendments
Grariting
Jurgen Rt
Erieeta al Cord
Detroit
Huron
Foseo
Ark Po Anil Heneste
Wrt
Santos
Jackson
Attempt To Blow Up Ruins Of Castle Inwtley
An attempted bombing of the ruins near Inwtley is reported with a midnight blast. Investigations note failed explosive devices, disrupted property, and no injuries among residents. authorities describe the plot as a planned disruption tied to a wider political context with several suspects named.
Turkey Accepts Indemnity Payments to Allies
unclear fragmented note reports Turkey to pay indemnity to Allies after a maritime incident. mentions miners, agreements, and partners, with garbled phrasing making specifics uncertain.
Milne Stewart Wedding Ties Aberdeen to Barre Scout Leader
Miss Frances Marriet Stewart of Aberdeen Scotland married William F Milne of 100 South Main Street in New York City yesterday. Milne, a Barre scout master, is active in local and national boy scout work. The couple plan to live at 612 South Main Street Barre after a brief New York visit.
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Frances Marriet Stewart
Aberdeen
Scotland
William F. Milne
South Main Street
New York City
America
Canard Jiner
Franconia
Milne
Hane Vbury
United States
Barre
Imovement Firat Juddite
Ite
Taptlat Acount
Dave
Rupee
Milnelle
Carver
Barclay Bros
New York Sun- Moy
Chartea Ia White
New York State
Barro
M2 South Main Street
Admitted Man Slaughter Sentenced Four Years
Rutland April 8 Charles Halas of Proctor admitted manslaughter in the death of George Suvel of Proctor last November. He was sentenced to not less than four nor more than five years at state prison Windsor by Judge F M Butter. Prosecutors, Attorney General Rufus K Brown and State's Attorney Stafford, stated a murder trial was possible but Halas pleaded guilty after an in-court conference with defense counsel Ernest O'Brien and Joseph O Tones. The stabbing occurred at a boarding house in Prov-ins after an evening of carousing. witnesses testified. The case involved jealousy and domestic provocation in old county records.
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Rutland
Charles Halas
Proctor
Vermont Marble Company
Stafford
Ernest O'Brien
Joseph O. Tones
Halne
Pithlis
Provins
Countey
Europe
City Board Adopts Fees for State Park Revenue
The board last night passed an ordinance licensing sales and collecting fees to fund state revenue. Fees tentatively set at 100, 400, and 200 dollars for first class, seal, and third categories, with municipal officials promising cooperation to apply state rates.
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Huthad
Jkderen
St Albans Chief In Revolver Duel
In St Albans April evening Chief Rolie Mahoney faced a revolver duel when Charlee A. Denemers attempted to enter the city. Police say both exchanged shots from a rear alley. bullets struck hats but no injuries were reported.
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ST. Albans
Charlee A. Denemers
Fiewey City
Rolie Mahoney
Firm Adds Air Compressor to Granite Plant
Novelli and Calcagni announce the installation of a new Ingersoll Rand air compressor at their granite plant on Blackwell Street. The unit, with 880 cubic feet per minute capacity, boosts efficiency in the engine and boiler room and is powered by a 1oo horsepower motor. The upgrade aims to speed production of Harre granite bolts and improve overall plant performance.
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Novelli & Calvagni
Theora
Blackwell Street
Ingersoll-Rand
Milwaukee
Consolidated Lighting
Hart
Harte Granite
Conviction of West Berlin Man for Liquor Sale
State v. Gomes of West Berlin ends with a guilty verdict after about an hour of jury deliberation. Gomes claimed he knew nothing of the transactions and contended witnesses mistook his wife for someone else. The judge explained husband wife liability and whether selling liquor at the table in front of the wife constituted a sale. Other locals, including Leander Kirby and Soceph Tobin, pleaded guilty to liquor selling offenses and await sentencing. one assault case was continued.
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Gomes
West Berlin
Alayer County
Gaart Wat Mat
Christus
Jilge Fish
Tiomee
G.me Hie
Initil
Leander Kirby
Waterbury
Kirby
Sloxen
Soceph Tobin
Wassant
Asxault
Bit
Prosser
Double Service Held for Mrs Mary Karkanenes
Funeral services were held at the house on Nerlin street Montpelier for Mrs Mary Karkanenes wife of George Karkanedes after a ten day illness. Rev Constanting TL Denetrin led the service with many friends from Montpelier Burlington and Vermont in attendance. She was 28, married eight years, survived by husband George, daughters Dale and Constantink, and brothers George Maniatty and others, with interment in a local cemetery.
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Mary Karkanes
George Karkanedes
Montpelier
Simday Woon
Ulrest
Juseumania
Nerlin Street
O'Elock
Constanting TL Denetrin
Ehugah Li Lowell
Mawwileiating
Bes Peared
Cavounteymien
Tarte
Montpellier
Hurlington
Corviews
Mra Karkanenve
Serle
Rasne Barre
Heth A Sen
Jol
Papel Ak Bow
Dale
Ingen Tur
Constantink
George Maéniatty
Mr. Aed
John Petros
John Mitchell
Yillow
George Maniatty
George Weldon
Hen
My. Demetriise
Lowell Mase
Lawis Pemmius
Maen
John Petrus
Tiatas Palisa Burlington
Woman Suffrage Loses In Narrow Vote
A brief European style report notes defeat of a woman suffrage motion amid mixed public sentiment. The article cites opponents arguing tradition and risks, while supporters urge equal rights.
Council Grants Licenses Amid City Backlog At Evening Meeting
City council approved six room licenses and six more applications were amended after discussions on the lunch licenses and Sunday closing. The license committee favored most applications, but Mary David’s day license sought was denied.
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Turkey
Laure
Merman Canyon
Teense
Oscar Borgh
E. M. Laws
New England Fruit
Woolworth
Fox Church
A. J.rnn
Hub
Ernest Le[tourneau
Emstie Bros
Jack
Alderman Patterson
Amerman Rincroft
Ling
Bancroft
Keefe
Patterson
Mackay
Lcense
Joan Brown
Messrs
Woodworth
Churel
Guthrie
Letourneau
Eamette
Myreyingly
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