Breakthrough Effort Sought in Buffalo Rail Strike Talks
Buffalo April H reports a general citywide union labor strike looming over a 10 mile stretch of the International Railway track. Mayor Fuhrmann aims to reopen negotiations while mediation investigates the dispute over wage and hour adjustments and union recognition. The company would re employ workers regardless of union affiliation but insists on handling wages through its own committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
International Railway Company
Carmen
Fuhrmann
Mpt
Amalgamated Association
Bulgaria Claims Greece's Salonika in World War I dispute
An Exchange telex indicates Bulgaria formally claims San Jonika now held by Greek troops and is preparing military measures to support the claim. Greece concentrates forces toward the line to Salonika as Triple Alliance powers discuss giving Salonika to Bulgaria as compensation for Silistria and a strip to Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bulgaria
San Jonika
Te Ygraph
Belerade Servis
Greece
Salonika
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Silistria
Roumania
Vienna
Lave Salonike
Banquet of Caledonia Commercial Club Held in Johnsbury
In Johnsbury on April 11, the Commercial club held its annual banquet with eighty three covers. Officers elected: Joseph Fairbanks president, W A Rieker vice president, Fred J Baboork secretary, C A Forrest treasurer. After dinner speakers included Alexander Dunnett John W Titcomb, W A Ricker Lynn M Hare Rev Edward T Pairbanks Frank T H Brooks Charles W Steele and F Palmer. Titcomb announced that the department of agriculture would send an expert to assist farms in Caledonia starting April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Johnsbury
Commercial Club
Joseph Fairbanks
W. A. Rieker
Fred J. Baboork
C. A. Forrest
Alexander Dunnett
John W. Titcomb
Lyndon
W. A. Ricker
Lynn M. Hare
Essex Junction
Edward T. Pairbanks
Frank TH
Died From Fall In Concord Hotel Accident
In Concord New Hampshire an accidental fall down an elevator shaft in a hotel resulted in the death of Lewis A. Hutchinson age 40 of Berlin. Hutchinson formerly served as Woos county commissioner and Merlin city treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. Hy
Lewis A. Hutchinson
Berlin
Hutchinson
Woos County
Merlin
Spauding High Notes and Local Sports Movements
Readable fragments describe Spauding High basketball and multi sport activity at Spaulting High. Mentions HL Nelson Town evicted, Brown a senior next season and a center of the team with experience behind him. References preseason drills, candidates, and practice play with Lawrey and Cairn as receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulting
Nelson Trown
Brown
Femre
Baw Bern
Athete
Fv Sehrst
Samonlint Seriows
Gramite
Fae Lawree
Lawrer
Cairn
Condition of Pope Pius X Unchanged
Rome April reports show Pope Pius X still resting after influenza relapse with no new complications. Doctors say he will likely recover fully in days and that his robust health suggests no lasting effects. Cardinal Merry Del Val left Vatican to enjoy open air, signaling eased anxiety about the pontiff’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Phix
Marvhisfav
Andrew Amici
Marchiafava
Pius X
Saeeral Dailianeer
Airtel
Francis Joseph
Fienzd
Merry del Val
Vatican
Blanchard Boyd Wedding In Uxbridge Mass
Misa Liv ile Blanchard daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Blanchard of North Main street wed Gardner Boyd of East Corinth Vermont. Rev Floyd L Carr officiated at the Maneh ord home with a Lohengrin wedding march. attendants included maid of honor Edna May Harlin and bridesmaids Maud tt and Madge J of Providence. The couple will reside at East Corinth after a wedding trip. The bride, a Brown graduate and former teacher, wore white chiffon gown with lace. The groom, Harvard and Exeter alumnus, is son of Harriet T Boyd of Dedham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxbridge
Mass
Misa Livile Blanchard
Edward Blanchard
North Main Street
Gardner Boyd
East Corinth
Manehord
Floyd L. Carr
Roslindale
Pred
Blanchard
Alice McDonald
Esther MacDonald
Maria
Mike Harlin
Mines Maud Tt
Madge J
Providenes
Siew Matty i
Proxttie
Boston
Elizabeth Blanchard
Worcester
Sadie Brittan
Mise Grace Blanchard
Linwood
Anbridge High School
Brown
Reistol
Cont
Harriett T. Boy
Dedham
Exeter
Harvard
Support Fails as Giant Shoulder Rock Gives Way
Washington reports the giant shoulder rock guarding the Culebra Cut on the Panama Canal has finally given way. The lidé moved eighty feet and continues to travel as steam shovels slice into earth. Government records show canal costs at 281,702,090 dollars with millions of cubic yards removed and dredges ready to remove 2 to 3 million more cubic yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Culebra
Panama Canal
Canal
United States
Windsor Houses Visited as Potential Executive Offices for Wilson
Smithers of the White House executive office toured Windsor looking for a residence to house the presidential staff when Wilson relocates to Harlakenden house in Cornish New Hampshire. He examined the Abbott Weston mansion, E W Stoughton’s former home, and other properties on State Street Buena Vista and near the Windsor Farms company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
H.K
Smithers
White House
Wilson
State Street
Jones
Buena Virta
Windsor Farms Company
Copnerthat
Taylor
Windsor Farms
See
A. B. Lang
Toledo
Smith Hs
First Annual Barre Athletic Club Dance Draws 150 Couples
The Barre Athletic Club hosted the first annual dance at Howland hall last night to raise funds for the baseball team. About $100 was realized, with over 150 couples enjoying Miley's Singing Orchestra under minister Wesley Hoffman. The event, planned by Hoffman and Albert Tonguay, will become a seasonal pre opening baseball fundraiser featuring light refreshments and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Athetic Club J
Howland Hall
Miley
Big Mitting
Wesley Hoffman
Robert Wright
Duncan McMillan
Wilion Johnson
Albert Tonguay
Margaret la
Otelivaten
Fire damages Champlain street barn near Burlington
A second fire struck a barn owned by Hyman Gladstone on North Champlain Street in Burlington last evening. The blaze caused estimated damage between 350 and 400 dollars, not covered by insurance, with hay and the stable area a total loss. Two horses were saved, and the fire spread from a nearby hay barn despite efforts to contain it. Gladstone had a prior fire incident recently causing substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Hyman Gladetone
Sevan
Gladstone
Mystery surrounds missing Martin after liner trip
A fragmentary report cites Martin of Morphie booking a return passage on a liner La Frame and vanishing on April 11. Warnings of a possible abduction or foul play surface as police and family search, with references to a White River Junction inquiry and a note that he was taken to an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Southend Yard
le Ee
Martin
Morphie
Daily Express
Dae Martin
Ata Ps
Myst
William J. McLaughlin
Laieslioel
White River Junction
White River
Ubie Dietred
New Lore City
Vermont Education Board Ends General Meetings Policy
Vermont education leaders approve funding for teachers and school aid while discontinuing general educational meetings. New standards require college degrees and specific teaching experience for high school credentials, with promotions for incumbents and phased certification upgrades through 1914. Teacher training courts are authorized in multiple towns including Burlington and Middlebury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Anb
Dard
Bennis
Middlebury
Craftsbury
Randolph
Lington
Derby
Headford
Morrisvill
Vergennes
Woolstock
Lyndonville
Health officers school set for Burlington in August
Burlington hosts Vermonts 15th annual health officers school with four day program planned for the week of August 18. Secretary Dalton will arrange talks with sanitary experts in Washington and beyond. Contagious disease control and sanitation will be emphasized with illustrated lectures using motion picture apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
State Board of Health
State Laboratory
School For Health Officers of
Vermont
Turlington
Dalton
Washington
Feme
de. Lansley
Anl
Burlingunt
Montpelier
Fletcher
Hurke
Apeak
Omeon
Four Education Board Members Chosen From Each District
Richford April 11 Vermont Methodist Conference sessions highlighted by selection of four education board members per district. Nominations confirmed for St Johnsbury Albans and Montpelier districts. Woman’s Home Missionary Society annual meeting led by Mrs. A J Webb. Montpelier Seminary head Rev J E Thelton spoke at the piety meeting and a memorial service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Morse
Newport Center
W. H
Ferrisburg
N. W. Wilder
Watertown
Conn
A, la Cooper
Bardsolph
C. Vail
Corinth
N. Y
J. H. Wailser
Richford
Briham
Fairfax
A. B. Blake
Barton
G. O. Howe
Randolph
F. M. Miller
W. Roberts
Stowe
Albert Gregory
Karnenburg
Joseph Hamilton
Ranedolph
T. 5
Hulburt
Mo AL Smith
Landgrove
Bartlett
Waterville
KE. O. Bhayer
Long Head
Cal
P. A. Smith
Bradford
George C. McDougal
Vermont
Des Moines
de M. Moody
Northwestern Iowa
K. A. Bishop
Holston
Ceme
Peter Black
St. Johnsbury
United States
Washington
Montpelier Seminary
Ublock
J. E. Thelton
Pittsfield
Sevierville
Nant
Mra
Dessie K Conger
W W. Hateh
Montpelier Seroinary
Servile
Montpelier
Thowses Nicholson
New York
Anderson
Derby
Blodgett
Milo S. Fality
Wert Glover
W. BR. Dukeshirn
Msi
Daveniquy Eee
Hawld Smithers
W. Hewitt
Pherefield
Rutland Strike Threatens At Howe Scale Plant
A threatened strike by ten Italian workers at the Howe Scale company yard in Rutland led to a meeting with Superintendent Frank H. Blanchard. After a tense discussion they agreed to defer action until next Monday when company president Governor John A. Meal will refer the matter to New York for review. The men seek higher wages and standard conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Blanchard
John A. Meal
Wll
New York
Case Taken From Jury Verdict Rendered in Fairfax
Fragmentary OCR notes report a jury verdict in Fairfax with references to individuals and entities, noting a result where a verdict favored a party and addressed restitution or custody. The readable text is incomplete, but indicates a decision date around a Franklin county matter and ensuing actions.
Convicted of Perjury in Rosenberg Case
Harry M. Rosenberg was found guilty of perjury after a two hour jury deliberation. The trial centered on whether he disobeyed court orders by remaining in the courtroom during the Louis Alpert proceedings. Defense witnesses testified Rosenberg left when instructed, while prosecutors argued he lied under oath about his actions amid accusations tied to a separate receiving stolen property case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siringyesee Hehe
Harry MH. Rosenberg
Rosenburg
Max Glaston
Rosenberg
Ib Wonil
Aganet Lim
Bina
Pene
Een Avea
Tn State
Louis Alpert
Rovenberg
Burlington Boy Read About Burglary Then Attempted It
Arthur Laramie a 14 year old boy was arrested at night while attempting to enter Eastern Estate Tea company store with a revolver skeleton keys and improvised tool kit. He admitted in juvenile court that reading a Sunday newspaper burglary story inspired his plan. He pried windows with a pipe handle and stole his father's revolver before targeting the Ungrades School and a Syrian barber shop, where police seized him. Judge Macomber placed him under probation with conditions including daily school attendance and diligent study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Arthur Laramie
Eastern Estate Tea Company
Jolge Macomber
Arthur
Hineel
Lis
Maint Street
North Union Stremm
Tie
Barry
Barre Fund Growing for National Red Cross Relief
Barre contributions to the National Red Cross fund for flood and tornado relief in the Midwest have grown. Canvassers from the Central Labor Union and Granite Manufacturers' association report funds from plants and churches, with totals reaching impressive figures as they forward money to Burlington and message renewed urgency to complete the territory assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Hed Chase Fiewly
Hurlington
Var
Barre
Sim
Vermin
Werd
Wx Follawes Marr & Garton Novelli & Tnleagni Hurke Mros
Eae & Ca
Paid for war service Charles Sharkey receives $125
Charles Sharkey of Keenng Street receives a $125 check from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for back pay and service time as a member of the 10th Massachusetts Veteran Infantry. The narrative notes his lengthy Civil War service, including months of duty and issues related to back pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sharkey
State of Massachusetts
Charles Starkey
Kienng Street
Vermont
Peston
Slherkoy
Privel
Massachusetts
Trefantry
Citizenship Sought by 64 at Granite City Naturalization
Sixty four hopeful citizens gathered for the spring naturalization session in Granite City to apply for first and second papers. Forty sought first papers with applicants from Scotland Canada Spain Sweden Nova Scotia Denmark Austria well represented among the names listed. Second papers went to twenty four applicants from Scotland Italy Sweden Canada Ireland England and Spain with names provided for each nationality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naturalieation
City Tal Yestentuy
Fred &. Platt
Rutland
United States Court
Theriault
House of Mont«pello
Augustue M. Rosai
Barre
Perrone
Scotland
Canada
Spain
Sweden
Nova Seatlay
Denmark
Austria
Haly
Emelia Conte Signorello
Cele Amprino
Pietro Guermeri
Giovanni Eduardo Wardelli
Giondine Alietto Marobes
Guisippi Briggallon
Guiseppe Herti
Francesco Cecchini
Alfrnto Butsi
Octavio Giamarelli
Attilo Fontana
Francesco Balcone
Scotlaml
Lawrence Marshall
William A. Daniels
Thomas Ingram
William
Alex. Rows
John McDonald
James McDonald
William Gordon
Alexander M. Reid
Jamey Mcleod
Arthur Wilmnia Reid
Frank R. Green
Wesley W. Green
Thomas J. Bagley
James R. Geen
Benjamin Gusuala
Guacio Ta Tivell
Minne Digoo
Antonio Lacbrana
Carl Alfred Olson
Adolf Johnson
Carl le Anderson
Nova Scotia
Alexander McDonald
Ernest Emil Anderson
Albert Bacioh
Italy
Ireland
England
Thomas Jeffrey
James J. Hey
Gorlon Riddel
George Leith
William Gray
James Booth
A. Morandi
B. Mariatfi
Valentine Cermsoli
Luigi Comelli
Folie Seheggia
Charles Gustaf
Sheriff Tracy Sentenced In Town Court Jest
In Montpelite yesterday Judge Frank E Fish mocked a sentencing for Sheriff Frank H Tracy and deputies after a playful tobacco box presentation. The court touted gratitude to jurors and praised their swift verdicts while noting jail stays for inmates, with several local crimes and a divorce proceeding also documented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelite
Frank £. Fish
Frank H. Tracy
Depution G Grandfell
Arthur al Emery
John F. Hastings
Charles C. Swaith
Lewkt
Fish
Sheri Tras War
Tor
Limeelf
Dion
Tracy Poe
Linu
Lmr
Charles A. Smith
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Salonica
St. Johnsbury Commercial Club
N. H
Boyd—Blanchard
Maes
Panama
Hyman Gladstone
Scotland Yard
Magnera Martin
Wight
Trier
Health Officers
Tunbrige Wells
Howe
Fairfax ‘Seboo! Care
Franklin
Harry H. Rosenburg
Granite City
Tracy
Worpester
al Carte
Sherif Tracey
Lenepey
Henry Colamb
Jose
Lachlan
Mary
Saduerae Saurper
Lnneview
Bosiph
Madarate Genev
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