Secret flight reported as Huerta leaves for Vera Cruz
Provisional President Huerta is said to have departed secretly for Vera Cruz on a four o'clock train. Rail officials claim the foreign minister Querido Modeno’s presence at Vera Cruz links to the plan. No trace of Huerta found in the capital after an investigation. Torreon may be retaken by federals. Velasco leads the attack with Durango next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City
Huerta
Vera Crz
General Tuerta
Querido Modeno
Vera Cruz
Tarroan
Jong
War Department
Torreon
Velasco
Durango
Torrean
Villa's Northern Rebellion Aims At Mexico City
Juarez reports Gen. Francisco Villa pledges to bring Northern Mexico under Constitutionalists within two weeks. Rebel forces and Huerta troops mass for a drive toward Chihuahua City and on to Mexico City, with Carranza to reinforce interior operations. North front shows 14,000 federals against 20,300 rebels. Chi huahua City preparations leave 3,400 troops ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuaha
Carranza
Villa
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Yeaterday
Chihuahhue City
United States
Nuevo Laredo
Laredo
Texas
Piedras Negras
Eagle
Guayamas
Saltillo
Monclova
Monterey
Huerta Money Ties in Mexican Crisis Seen
Mexico City December reports note mixed views on President Wilson's upcoming message about the Mexican question. Officials doubt broad intervention or arming rebels will occur, yet Huerta's resistance could endure with loans and private funds. Special taxes announced will raise substantial revenue for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Wilson
Brockade
Huerta
Tong
Mexican Republic
Gambling Concession Hinted in Citywide Closure Plan
The article notes Musics City once严格 restricted gambling now hosts many establishments paying fixed annual quotas. A plan proposes temporary closures to reopen under a single concession, enabling a sole operator to control all gambling in the city. The motive is to improve government funds through centralized revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musics
Derailment on Proctorsville Bridge Disrupts Rutland Traffic
A broken wheel on a southbound freight car derailed four to five other cars on a Black River bridge in Proctorsville on Saturday around 6 o'clock. No injuries occurred as crews repaired the iron bridge by Sunday afternoon. Conductor W. I. Gillam and engineer George Cady were aboard the train.
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Rutland
Black River
Proctorsville
Rutland Railroad Trafic
W. I. Gillam
George Cady
St Paul Women Join Egg Boycott Movement
St Paul residents join a national egg boycott led by the Housewives League. Local head Mrs McCourt says over 200 women already joined with thousands expected to follow in the next two days. The movement aims to protest rising prices and scarce supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
Der
Rglys
DW. McCourt
Pee
Housewives’ League
Muller May BECOME BLIND After Cattle Drive
Comall Dee reports Louie Muller a farmer in the western town part sustained serious injury to both eyes on Saturday when a whip lash containing steel fragments struck him during a cattle drive into Niebarn. A physician examined him and he was taken to Burlington for eye specialist care though prognosis remains guarded. Eyelids badly cut by steel fragments. he returned home Sunday night.
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Comall
Dee
Louie Muller
Wretern
Niebarn
Hurlington
Muller
Burlington
Coombs Recoops After Typhoid Spine Illness
Philadelphia pitcher Jack Coombs who has been hospitalized since before last October’s World Series was released today after three weeks in the hospital. He plans to stay in Philadelphia briefly before returning home to Maine to continue recovery from typhoid of the spine. Coombs hopes to be fit to rejoin the Athletics next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tuck" Toombs
Maine
Coombs
Lucky Escape for Workmen at Devon Tin Can Plant
A fire swept the Devon Tin Can plant in Hunters Point Long Island causing an estimated $150000 in losses. The explosion occurred as workers arrived for shift and the factory, operated for Standard Oil Co. dealings, sustained the blaze without reported casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Devon Tin Can Company
Hunters Point
L. I
Standard Old Co
Collision Injures Walter Bestor in Vermont to Connecticut Trip
Walter Bestor of Brattleboro was riding a motorcycle on Ark Highway between Walcott and Bristol when he collided with another cycle near the Covers. He sustained serious injuries including possible two broken ribs and damage to his motorcycle. The road angle was cited as a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bestor
Brattleboro
Waterbury
Conn
Ark Highway
Walcott
Bristol
Bextor
New Congress Opens With Billing For Government Costs
Washington December 1 Congress asked to appropriate 1 108 081 10 to operate the United States government. The post office department including parcel post asks for 806 008 117. The session opens amid currency regulation and vast appropriation work. President Wilson will deliver the message tomorrow and is expected to discuss major issues facing Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Government of
United States
Post Office Department
Wilson
Senate
House
Admiral Dewey Urges Fleet Of 48 Vessels For Navy
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Dewey endorses a naval program to establish a 48-ship fleet. He advocates four dreadnoughts this year, 16 destroyers, eight submarines, and minor craft, with four first-class ships laid down now to counter potential threats and sustain a nonpartisan, enduring policy. He condemns current indifference and urges action aligned with the Monroe doctrine and open-door principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Teway
United States
Wilson
Daniels
Navy Board
Lee
Admiral Dewey
Mannchunotte
Towa
General Board
Cation
Monroe
Far East
Panama Canal
Congress
THREE ST ALBANS DEATHS FEATURES LOCAL FAMILIES
In St Albans on December 1 Mrs Sara Tenney died at Waterbury State Hospital from acute Brights disease. Born December 12 1861 in Rawdon Canada she married A J Tenney October 30 1872 and lived in St Albans 27 years. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs A B Hating of Bartlesville Okla and two sons Arthur George Tenney of Montreal and Walter Mody Tenney of North Tonawanda NY. Funeral held at St Lukes church with Rev Albert Gale officiating and burial in South Main cemetery. Also Mrs Elizabeth Thyre Ford aged 74 died at home of her daughter Mrs Myron N Buck of South Main Street from acute indigestion. Survived by husband Martin Ford three sons and three daughters. Funeral private at house on South Main Street expected tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Cobb of Jackson Michigan died October 1846 in St Albans after long residence. She was active in charitable work and served on the Warner Home for Little Wanderers board of managers. Funeral at her late home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Sara
Mearity) Tenny
A. J. Tenny
State Hospital
Waterbury
Tony
Rawdon
Canada
A.J. Tenny
A.B. Hating
Bartlesville
Oklo
Arthur George Tenney
Montreal
Walter Mody Tenny
North Tonawanda
Y. Ave
Tenny
St. Luke
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Luke’s Church
Albert Gale
South Main Street
Elizabeth
Thiyre) Ford
Myron N. Buck
Font
Martin Ford
Robert A. Ford
Chicago
George W. and
Mise Matwl M
Ford
New York
Mita Sarah
Worcester
Mass
Mia
Toomorrow
Deven
Mighgate
Cessary H. Cobb
Jackson
Mich
Wroom
St Albans
Five Negligence Cases on Calendar for Caledonia County Court
December term of Caledonia county court opens under Judge Frank Wish with 47 scheduled jury trials. Five negligence cases arise from injuries, including actions against Opinion Publishing Co, Bradfield & Co, St Johnsbury & Lake Champlain Railroad, and Pasweumyeejo Ybor Lawtive Co. The Williams Manufacturing Co suit against multiple insurers may proceed. most other cases await the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jolynetmry
Caledonia County Court
Tuessay
Frank
Vergennes
Iagainet
Opinion Publishing Company
Bradfynt
Ove
Fairbanks & Co
St Johny‘hary & Lake Champlain Railroad
Pasweumyeeio Ybor Lawtive Foc Company
Williams Manufacturing Company
Southampton
Mass
Invuratee Company
North America
Plaintiff Corporation
Janrance
East Haven
James
Bell
al Ve
Vermont
Portland & ‘Oplenstare RR
Charles J. Bell
Not A Money Maker Lyndonville Railroad Becomes Balance Sheet Item
The St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain railroad notes its annual report for the year ending June 30. It shows a free income around 411 dollars, net income largely offset by 0,100 interest on bonus and other charges. The line extends 97 miles from St Johnsbury to Swanton with operating expenses near 74 percent of revenue, and tonnage up while freight figures rise. The report details stock, mortgage, and asset figures including a road cost of about 4.08 million and a Maine Central lease from St Johnsbury to Lanenburg at 25 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville
St. Johnatbury
Boston & Lowell
St. Johnsbury
Swanton
Fett
Lanenburg
The
Maine Central
Armory Contract Awarded for Bellows Falls Building
In Bellows Falls the Governor appointed committee awarded the militia armory contract to Elliott & Whieslich of the city. Estimated cost about 2544 dollars with immediate work. The armory includes basement officers quarters reading room shower baths and storage. Plans drawn by Frank T. Austin under supervision of Col. L. Dyer and Adjutant-General Lo S. Tillotson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Albans
Fleteler
Bellows Fall
Elliott & Whieslich
Col. L. Dyer
Tillotson
Wind
Frank T. Austin
Nearly All Resume Work After Short Strike Ends
Normal conditions prevailed at the General Eleetee plant in Schenectady as about 14,000 workers, who walked out last Thursday, returned to work this morning. Union leaders Frank Dufay and Mabel Leslie wed incurring strike costs. wages lost were estimated at 178,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Dye
General Eleetele Company
Frank Dufay
Mabel Leslie
Incurge Caund
Atrikete
Indianapolis Strikers Win Vote Amid Citywide Labor Tensions
In Indianapolis a powerful Teamsters union voted unanimously to strike at midnight, affecting 1 000 to 2 000 members including commercial chauffeurs. A milk-wagon dispensation was granted, and drivers of houses were exempt. Wages and working conditions were to be renegotiated, with pay ranging from 14 to 18 dollars weekly and hours from eight to twelve. Mayor Wallace urged workers to obey orders and keep streets clear to prevent rioting.
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Indianapolis
Tec. L
Teamsters
Thomas J. Furtull
International Brotherhood of Tramsters
Africa
Farrell
National Vehicle Owners Protective Association
Union
Unien
Wallace
the Nation
Silk Weavers Plan One Hour Shorter Day Strike
Six thousand silk ribbon weavers in Paterson New Jersey announced they would voluntarily shorten the workday by one hour and strike if the plan is blocked or wages are cut.
Thirty four commitments reported in November sources
There were 24 commitments to the house of correction in November with seven for vagrancy five for street walking six for illegal furnishing of liquor two for parole violations one for a statutory offense two for breach of the peace. October had 22 commitments. Street walking commitments came from Burlington. County jail commitments totaled 3% for intoxication nine for walking three for vagrancy four in default of bail one each for larceny breach of liquor sale night walking loitering at a railroad station and petit larceny.
Dans May Clash in Melrose Amour Will Case
District Attorney Higgine asked Dr. Fiveroe D. Rats wines examiner to view the body of William C. Hussell a leading figure in the amour will case who died Saturday Mrs Fred Leach of Stovehar Fresno Pan claimed to be the long lost brother of Wil Lam and cohei to the 50 000 resale estate Frew Milnes said he would arrive today to take charge of funeral arrangements Dakota Tan the unsuccessful claimant denied admission to the base Saturday announced he would attend the funeral
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Mass
Fiveroe
Farmers open agricultural extension school at South Barre
The agricultural extension school under the University of Vermont opened at the South Barre Grange Hall with strong farmer enrollment. Prof Borland spoke on cow digestion and Director Bradlee on soil needs as sessions run daily through Friday with topics on milk, feeds, tillage, buttermaking, rations, and soil fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Vermont, College of Agriculture
Grange Indl
South Barre
Borland
Bradlee
Tueaday
Loveland
Prof
Mr. Loveland
Brad Tees
Soult Fruits
Irof
Lovelanih
Jenks
Brallees
Brallees 10 A. Tm, “the Co-operative Creamery
Vermont
Dean J. L. Hilly
Aill
Tilly
Dean Hille
Morin
Brandlee
Messrs
Loveland and Moran
Iref
Harland
Mr. Tana
Dean Hills
Cut Down Hill To Avert Slides On Panama Canal
Washington December 1 To prevent further earthslides into the Culebra seat engineers plan to remove the entire hillside. The soil is highly plastic and slides into the canal faster than it can be dredged. Dredges work on the canal side while the rear is treated with high pressure water jets to wash away about 1,500,000 cubic yards into a deep valley nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Culebra
Panama Canal
Canal
Addison man fined for libation offenses at police court
Walter Burke of Addison was arrested Saturday night by Officer George K. Carle for alleged intoxication. Burke pled guilty to a subsequent offense, paying a 315 fine and 86.75 costs. Willie A. Higelow of Brookfield pled guilty to a subsequent offense. Judge Scott fined him 15 and 4.40 costs but allowed a year of probation after a crimin examination. Higelow is said to have been involved with Mitchell's tea business and was released after paying costs. He was arrested on South Main Street Sunday afternoon by Officer Dineen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burke
Addison
George K. Carle
Burke
North Main Street
Carle
Jones & Nye Stable
Willie A. Higelow
Brookfield
Middlesex
Averill Street
Scott
Tigelow
Sinpenaten
Bigelow
South Main Street
Omiver Jain Wy Dineen
Vermont man injured on New Britain railroad tracks
Jennen Palmer, 22, of White River Junction Vermont, was walking on railroad tracks in New Britain when struck by a shifting locomotive. He was thrown against the pilot of a freight locomotive and severely burned as the train passed, then carried to the General Hospital in New Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Jennen Palmer
White River Junction
New Britain
Britain
Mortuary rites for ex-Graceman James Scott at First Presbyterian
The funeral for James Scott of Viewsat street, who died Friday after a long illness, was held Sunday at 2 PM at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Donen Salmond officiating. Masons from Granite Lodge and lodge members attended, escorting the body to Kimwood Cemetery for interment. bearers named include Henry B. Miller and William Citta among others. Flowers adorned the service as Masonic rites concluded with the committal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scott
Viewsat Street
Marie Ing
First Presbyterian Rharclh
Donen Salmond
Heony B. Miler
William Citta
Joan Morgan
Willlkde Steplens
Alex, Milne
Charles Campbell
Masson
Intelius Meindeers
Elmel
Male
Wang
Selena
Kimwood Cemetery
Maine's Highest Mountain Funeral Memory in Maine
In a 2 PM service at Universalist church in Piscutaniole pastor John B Reardon officiated. Hearers listened as Ralph Drier Pearl Prior and John Wikd attended while remains were moved to Hope Cemetery. Burial followed in the family lot as per geological survey notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hianchara Wan Saran
Hey
John B. Reardon
Universalist Minent
Katalelin
Piscutaniole
Nalty
Maine
Fabiewa
Ralph Drier
Pearl Prior
John Wikd
Richard Allex
United States
Hope Cemetery
Familly
Death mystery shrouds Mrs Fowler in Royalton
Mrs Julia Fowler dies at home on Main Street Royalton shortly before midnight Saturday. A 40 year old dressmaker, she lived with her former spouse Fred B Fowler and daughter Jenves who studies in Massachusetts. Dr Otto V Greene found her dead about 11:30 pm and had not yet certified a cause, Randolph physicians had treated her for neural issues possibly related to the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Dee
Julia Fowler
Rees
Main Street
D. T. Chadwick
Mow Fowler
Fred. B. Fowler
Royalton
Ince
Onenpatron
Jenves
Massachusetts
Randolph Phy
Harley Jackson Dead in St Johnsbury Home
Harley Ormand Jackson died at his home at 15 Merchant Street in St Johnsbury after a period of illness. He was born in Oromay on December 19, 1884 and worked as a stonecutter before health issues forced retirement. He leaves a wife, a mother Mrs M Tuckson, three sisters, a brother, and was employed at Fairbanks Bo in Barre and later at Fairbanks in White Mountains. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinters
Charles Badger
Feter Hamet
Goldie Jackson
Barry
Arthur Jackson
Bell
Cal
Harley Ormand Jackson
Ora Uy
Merrill, Jackson
Lt M. Diteknobs
Barre
White Mountains
Fairtanks Bo
Doc
Bessie Glidden
Corinth Man Died During Visit At Daughter's Home
A foremon named Marcel lus J. Berry of 58 Washing street died Friday night at his daughter's home in Corinth where he was visiting. A prayer service will be held at the grave in Hope cemetery at 10 oclock tomorrow morning. Rev. George H. Holt will officiate. He leaves a wife and one son, Barton H. Berry, both of Barre, and two sisters, Mrs. George Hood of Corinth and Mrs. Frank Smith of Newport. Born January 13 in Corinth, he lived there early and later moved to Barre thirty years ago. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 PM at the Free Will Baptist church in Corinth Center conducted by Rev. J. W. Pout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus J. Berry
Washing Street
Perry - Noonan
Depot Square
Hope Cemetery
Morthin
George H. Holt
Mr. Berry
C. Kimball
Corinth
Barton Hf. Berry
Barre
George Hood
Frank Smith
Newport
UBM
Emma J. Heath
Dorey
Mthor
Free Will Theotist
Corinth Center
J. W. Pout
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Rutland R. R
National Movement
Cornwall
Jack Coombs
Will
Panama
Ameriga
Ray Stannard Baker
Aurle Sain
Maker
Iroentes
Averte
Panemis
Tota
Panama City
NEW Congress
D. C
Wilken
Advocate
Navy General Board
Goddard
Universalist
Bos
Mlling Walker
St, Albans
Sara Tenny
Elizabeth Ford
Lyman Cobb
Caledonia County
Company E of
Bellows Falls
Weather Forecast
Teamsters’ Union
House of Correction
William C. Bussell
South Barre Grange Hall
W. A. Bigelow
James Palmer
Mee
Rhoda Overman
Masonic Burial Service
Elmwood Cemetery
Rhoda Cheerwan
St. W. Hooker
Bethel Street
Harley
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