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Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1916

Page

3

U S Sends Peace Note and German Terms Debate

News from Washington reports Germany’s peace note and terms remain unofficial. President Wilson distance from any formal terms while Count von Bernstorff says no terms discussed. Diplomats weigh Britain’s stance and possible entente talks at The Hague or elsewhere.

Washington Germany Central Powers Enterite Belligerenza Wile Fon Han State Department Count von Bernstorff See Lavina Lansing Sircuss The Hague Entente Wilson Great Britain Lloyd George Petrograd Paris Uni

Hood's Pillar Pill Advertises Remedy

An advertisement extols Hood's Pillar as a quick cure for biliousness constipation and related symptoms. It claims the pill acts on the liver and bowels better than anything else and is mailed by C. I Hood Co Lowell Massachusetts.

Eripo She Drugeiate Mall of C. 1 Hood Co Lowell, Maas

Wrapping Packages On Rural Routes Cited In December Farm

In a December Farm and Fireside piece an anecdote notes rural carriers and residents struggling to fit wrapped gifts into KFD boxes. It recounts a birthday package that was too large for the box and the missed delivery when wrapped packages misjudge dimensions, urging simpler packing for rural mail.

Mrs. Blank

Woman of 90 killed in Keene oil heater incident

In Keene New Hampshire Mrs Susan Graves aged 90 and her sister Mrs Harriet Cars about 50 were found dead and another sister gravely ill from inhaling fumes from an oil heater that burned out. They lived on West Street and were discovered by Mrs Nettie Who. The fire did not spread as a carpet burned slightly and the house remained intact. Graves was born in Keene and left five nephews.

No Evidence Against Wetz in Egg Trust Probe

Chicago December 18 After a three week inquiry into James E Wot known as one king who reportedly holds about 72 000 000 eggs in Chicago cold storage and is said to be among four men controlling the midwest egg market Chief Hinton G Clabaugh of the justice department bureau of investigation reports to U S District Attorney Charles F Clyne that no conspiracy information could be obtained to support a prosecution. He states Wels acts largely alone and does not fall under federal law.

Chicago Dev James E. Wot Aid Middle West Hinton G. Clabaugh Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice U. S. Dist. Atty Charles F. Clyne

Senate Passes One Vote Dry Bill For District Of Columbia

Washington Nov 18 The Senate by a one vote margin adopted the dry bill for the District of Columbia. Supporters were surprised by the slim margin and failed to reach agreement for a Monday vote after Senator Martine of New Jersey objected. Martine urged maintaining a wet capital and argued for an alternative program for the poor before abolition of saloons.

Washington Nec Senate District of Columbia Merrow Martine New Jersey Maine Italy

One Laxative Claim for Bromoiquines Cures Cold in One Day

Advertisement claims only one Bromo Quinine laxative can cure a cold in one day. It urges calling for the full product and signs with B. W. Grove. Price shown as 25e ady.

B. W. Grove

Conferees Find No Solution In News Print Dispute

Washington report on the federal trade commission meeting with newspaper publishers jobbers and manufacturers after weeks of debate A committee of representatives from all sides will confer when called by the FTC to craft a workable plan The largest publishers oppose diverting contracted supply to aid smaller papers while smaller papers seek a fixed price and fair distribution to end shortages

Washington Fateral Trade Commission Pon & Plan Trade Commission Davies Federal Trade Commission

Baseball and boxing notes from early season sport roundup

General notes report Harvard captain Bill Bingham weighing a comeback after retirement following a late season meet, while Gene Dorkity signs as a shortstop prospect from New York area semi pro rounds. Dartmouth opens with a 93 81 win over Springfield Ay. Mudgett shines with six baskets and 12 fouls as the Green shows strength. Gunboat Smith linked to a Willard bout with a $30 000 purse proposed for a Clermont rink match in Brooklyn. Baseball trades in New York fail to yield key pitchers as Mehaw, Matty, Wilbert Robinson and McGraw pursue deals amid war climate.

Bill” Bingham Harvard Tris Giants Gene Dorkity Bronx New York Dartmouth Tts Springfield TL. M.C. Ay Mudgett Gunboat Smith Tess Willard Jim Buckley Gunboat Clermont Brooklyn Willard Smith Willer San Francisco Mehaw Matty Cincinnati Wilbert Rubbinson Brooklyn Nationals McGraw Claes Omething

New England Fat Men Meet at Hale's Tavern Wells River

The New England Fat Men's club held its 12th annual meeting and game night at Hale's tavern in Wells River. Officers were elected: President David Wilkie of Boston and Wells River, secretary Harry Kt Parker of Tradford, treasurer Jerome F Hale of Wells River, executive committee H T Baldwin of Wells River and William Metartoll of Berlin New Hampshire. Members and guests, including ex Pres Ballard and others, attended with dialect songs and stories. A hockey exhibition and patterns of ging were noted as part of the event.

New England Fat Men Ccub Hale's Wells River David Wilkie Boston Harry Kt. Parker Tradford Jerome F. Hale Welle River H. T. Baldwin William Metartoll Berlin N. H F. E. Parker Donald Fraser We River

Harvard and B A A Play Late Season Practice In Ice Hockey

Harvard used 24 players and B A A 17 in a 40 minute practice game. Coaches split lineups with varsity and club members, efforts to push the puck toward the goal, Bottama champions last winter, both teams showing hopes for the championship this year.

Harvard Winsor B.A. A Bott Tama

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U. S Bernstorff Ethel Prince Albert Torey Keene, N. J Wetz Rogers Rogers & Bro Wm. Rogers & Son F. E. Burr North Main Street General Sporting Notes Fat Men's Meeting Birk Chasers Hart Schaffner & Marx Varsity Bingham Marrion’s Cigar Store BRIAR Meerschat Marrion’s Cigar Store Depot
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