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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times recounts critiques of press censorship, editor practices, and political shifts. It notes the Maine Central railroad gains, Vermont court reforms, and public debate over two-year supreme court appointments amid party realignments and consolidation talks.
The article calls for Red Cross stamp purchases to aid fundraising in Vermont. It urges Barre residents and others to contribute small amounts, noting current funds are modest but aiding the society's good work and prods a larger stamp order this year. It appeals to public spirit and business participation.
Trustees endorse Carnegie Foundation recommendations for Vermont education reform. The piece notes Middlebury College may resist, Norwich University seeks continued state funds, and a proposal for a fully state controlled Burlington-based university. It discusses aims, disputes, and political context behind a proposed new public university.
Augusta editors urge erecting a monument at Kouskinos the site of the old trading post used by the Pymouth colony leaders from 1628 to 1680. They argue the fur trade financed colonial debts and deserves remembrance to acquaint the world with a neglected chapter of local history. The piece also discusses Chicago Progressives and party politics in 1916.
The piece argues for transparency on U S defenses and references Congressman Gardner and Mr Hardner seeking a formal inquiry into military strength. It discusses naval defenses, reserves, and the risk of war, noting public interest in a fuller explanation of the Sulyman incident and Turkey relations. It cites the New York Globe and discusses Morgenthau and Constantinople as authorities awaiting facts before drawing conclusions.
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