Labor Convention Opens in City With Delegates From 50 Unions
The fourth metal convention of Vermont Branch AFL opened at the Carpenters Union hall with 43 unions represented by credentials. Mayor Barclay welcomed delegates, praising honest labor. Reports from officers and committees followed, with new members and TB prevention measures discussed. An afternoon session planned an excursion to the Capital City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
American Federation of Labor
Carpenters’ Union
Nichole Block
Cnies
EB. D. Beathow
Preton Sf
Rutland
Ironside
Barre
Barclay
Ui i
Ithoplania
Bisbhrow
Iamen
George A. Smith
N. A. Malmgron
Alex Bronside
Phillip J. Harvess
Bre
Snes Aereon
Constatin
Atri
Great Movement by Iron Workers Strikes Nationwide
Cleveland Ohio reports the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers ordered a general strike against the American Bridge Company from Maine to California. About 26,000 workers may quit, halting bridge and building projects and delaying major constructions. The dispute centers on subletting contracts to Boston.
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American Bridge Company
Maine
California
Cleveland, Ang
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
American Bri Company
Bosa
Clais
Sunshine Sinking Near Broad Ripple Park Injures Several
Excursion steamboat Sunshine sank in Broad Ripple Park on White River with 130 aboard. One woman rescued. no fatalities but several injuries amid panic as the craft tilted and breached hull. Passengers were removed by launches and canoes. water depth around seven feet near shore.
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Indianapolis
Sunshine
Broad Ripple Park
Broad Ripple Dam
White River
Trianapolis Stod Y
On Mission of Peace Arrives After Naval Voyage
Portsmouth dispatch notes Mayflower and Dolphin with peace envoys passing Thatcher's Inlet at 7 30 in the morning and expected to reach the lower harbor shortly after. The report emphasizes a diplomatic mission and orderly passage.
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Portsmouth
Dolphin
Thatcher
Japan
Nidder Lumber Company Incorporation Formed in Rutland Area
The Nidder Lumber company has filed articles of incorporation. The main office will be here, the plant owns timber land, and a mill will be built in Cavendish. Capital stock is $10,000 divided into 1,000 shares. Incorporators are George Chaffee, Newman K. Chaffee, W. N. McDonahuse of Rutland, and Herbert E. Kidder and H. B. Vaver of Cavendish.
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Hutland
Nidder Lumber Company
Mall
Hare
Pont
Qavendish
George
Chaffee
Newman K. Chaffee
We N. McDonahuse
Rutland
Herbert E. Kidder
H. B. Vaver
Cavendish
Portsmouth Peace Pomp and White Granite Bids
_PORTSMOUTH PEACE POMP_ depicts a morning arrival of Japanese envoys in Portsmouth New Hampshire with Governor McLane hosting at the Wentworth and court house reception. It notes bids for stone and granite work, 27 births and 97 July police actions, and municipal budget details including water and street improvements and building permits.
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M. Witte
Hleaven
Admiral Meade
Sedtetary Peirde
Kittery Bed Bridge
Iowian
Court House
McLane
Wentworth
Canton Brothers
Alexander Cameron
Antoine DeJarre
Barre White Granite Co
Barre
Mmner
City
Langfeld Granite Co
Langield Granite Co
Street Committee
Jackson
Brown
Cambria
Hum Street
Nakioral Nelieseike Ey
Hiwr
Charles W. Emerson
the Water Committee
West Hill
Allen
Main
Granite
Coe
Ayer Street
Pearl Street
Committee On
J. C. Crowley
Gordon
P.P. ‘Brown
Linecoln
Oversnor
Church Street
Nthe Statford & Holden Miz. Co
Two New Players for Intercity Wall Team
Two new players will join the Intercity Wall team this Thursday adding depth to the lineup. One will fill McMahon's spot and the other will participate in a rotation. Two games are scheduled with special training run over Central Vermont and the Biassier and Wella River railroads.
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McMahon
Central
Vermont
Biassier
Wella
Charles " Wishart
Sulivan plug drill sets new record at quarry test
Geo H Gilman invented the Sulivan plug drill tested at Innes and Cruickshank quarry. Robert Arthur operated it and drilled 160 plugs in an hour, a new best. The machine, weighing 39 pounds, produced 100 holes fixed and 2 cubic feet of air per minute, with holes horizontal and vertical. Previous record was 60 holes per hour.
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Geo H. Gilman
Innes & Cruickshank
Acceasful
Robert Arthur
Gliman
Mr. Gilman
B. L. Smith & Co
Carew
O ‘. Hy Tn
Smith
Conuary
Merchants National Bank approves capital stock cut
At a special meeting of Merchants' National Bank of St Johns the stockholders voted to reduce capital stock from 300000 dollars to 150000 dollars. Over four fifths of the stock was represented with ten opposite.
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Merchants National Bank of
Grand Isle County Court Opens After $5,000 Repairs
The first session of Grand Isle county court in the new court house opened this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Judge J. P. Taylor presiding. The building has been thoroughly repaired at a cost of $5,000 in North Horn, August.
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Grand Isle County Court House
North Horn
Aug
Grand Tie County Court
J. P. Taylor
Why Didn’t They Stop Dear Editor Letter Seeks Conductor Clarification
A reader from Calderora G O Gartotti asks whether it was proper for an electric car conductor to refuse stopping for a pedestrian. He recounts a Saturday night ride in Bare trate and says the conductor stated stopping was not desired, forcing passengers to walk.
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Bare
BP Bistehi
Calderora
Gartotti
Meeting Notice for Ministerial Consideration in Enchurch
A church session notice invites a large attendance for a Tuesday meeting to discuss appointing a minister. By order of the Clerk of Session the subcommittee of LO and C. L. M. UL will convene at Miss Annis Stewart on street Tuesday evening.
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Misa Annis Stewart
T Ox
Big building scores buried in ruined streets report
The council discussed street and water committee actions including vesting authority, repairs to bridges, and payments to E A Weindle and others. Attachment suit against the city for 190 and a rent dispute with Mrs Jameson were noted. Five city-held lots insured for 10000 and Perry street paving work was road approved.
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Crowley
E. A. Weindle
Barrett
Underhill
Geenama
Lanre Ancher
Jameson
Iun
Ballard & Co
Inisinesia
Perry Street
No. Mais Street
Albany Building Collapse Kills and Injures Dozens
Fatalities believed at least fifty with many injured as the Angel-A building at North Pearl Street collapsed shortly after dawn. Myer’s department store occupants, rescue crews, and ambulances swarmed the scene as debris trapped workers and customers. The disaster, described as the city’s worst, drew urgent efforts to recover victims amid a frantic search and medical care.
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Albany
Angel
Johar Kayes & Co
Pearl Street
Myers Pou
Robert i
Walla
Moore
Valle
Soviakal
Viein
Barre prepares to move quarry firm and offices
A Montpelier businessman reports that after securing ground and building, the Bele erates Sheep ite quarrying company will relocate to Barre. George Milne and Clarke Gray interests merge, with Barre railroad tracks to be realigned and new facilities installed to handle quarry output, promising expanded operations and a dominant share of regional granite.
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Ie Great Bele Erates Sheepite
Jo Od Qatucoay
Milne
Clarihew 2 Gru
George Ine
Montpelier
Barre
James AE
Bearea Ee
Mandifog
S Wi Ithe
Soi
George Bine
Ness
Nee Clarke & Gray Oatee i
Milne, Clariton & Gray
Milne, Cherihew &Tay
Vermont Granite Company
Rizzi Bros Buy Milne Clarihew & Gray Granite Plant
Rizzi Bros purchase the granite cutting plant of Milne Clarihew and Gray, a longtime local business with a plant on Blackwell Street. The deal, concluded today, leaves Rizzi Bros already operating a city plant and retaining about two dozen workers. Mario and Riczi are noted members.
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Rizzi Bros
Milne, Clarihew& Gray
Milne
Clarihew & Gray
Milne, Clarihew & Gray
Sree
Mario
Pane Riczi
Blackwell Street
Dr Webb’s Home Threatened by Fire in Fashionable District
New York August fire at St Thoma church on Sant Street nearly destroyed by flames within minutes, threatening homes of Dr. Sew ard West HL Mr Towmbly and doriane Rockerfeller. Church walls collapsed, steeple spared, organ famed worldwide. Fire origin remains a mystery with losses estimated around $1,000,000.
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New York
St.Thoma
Sant Street
Seward West
Towmbly
Doriane Rockerfeller
Vanderbilte
Astora
Consielo Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Half a Million Loss in Hoboken Waterfront Fire
A major blaze gutted the Delaware and Western Railroad ships at Hoboken, destroying a large waterfront area near Hamburg American and North German Lloyd ships. The incident left extensive property damage with many vessels damaged or destroyed and no lives confirmed at this time.
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New York
Delaware, and Western Railroad
Hoboken
Hamburg
Verdict Reaches One Thousand Sixty Two Dollars In Woodstock
A Woodstock court delivered a verdict totaling one thousand sixty two dollars amid a case involving Herman Hf and Lewis dgaimet James. The proceedings proceeded with the wealthier party contending the amount of damages and penalties.
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Woodstock
Aug
Windsor
Herman Hf
Lewis Dgaimet James
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P. J. Hulvosa
James Uruckshank
Central Labor
P. F. McCartrey
A. Rug
D. A. Cook
B. Carpenter
C.J. Allen
John O'Brien
Pou ‘M. Marien
W. H
Lauary
T. and
L. Gouncil
R. E. Gravelle
James UI
Marx Prous
P. J. Foster
Blackequlis
A B. Grant
George Launive
Ns. C.D. Wells
Central Labor, CO. N. Minsid
Ah Poo
Bartenlers
Jon Cayhue
Brick Sayers
James X Ewing
Fred Soow
Bellows Falls
Pls
P.M
Eugene W. Fhunette
H. 10
Sim
Thomas F. Haverty
Burtingyon
Edward Murty
G. Munson
T. Howley
Graniteville
Timothy Ivers
Hardwick
Perea and Joiners
Killgar
Woodbury
Janus McCluskey
Northfield
Jones Braces
Groton
Alexander McRae
St. Johnebury
William HL
White River Junction
Frank Smith
Milton
John Gom
Gcnion
Thatcher's Island
Russia
New Hampshire
Emerson
Burlington
A. Hes
Upland
Piug
N.Y
Soutwell-Varnum-Milne Company
Lange
New York Fashionable
Hoboken, N. J
Herman H. Lewis
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