Farm Bloc in Congress Discussed by Mechlin at Barre Meeting
Prof. Mechlin of Dartmouth described the farm bloc in Congress and the need to understand farmers' needs. The Barre Board of Trade hosted a smoke talk with about 200 men at Vincitia club room, highlighting debt, credit, and tariff issues affecting farmers. The discussion covered credit limits, education access, and proposed social and economic reforms to support rural communities and farming values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Board of Trade
Vincitia Club Rooma
Ancmas
Joh F. Mecktin
Biter i Ters Ea Nature
Init
Barre
Berlen
Homer C
Raf. Mecklin
Wand Oleo
Cor Free
Po Iim
Jeet
Ieee
Meeklin
Europe
Fismere
Mecklin
Germany
Mecktin
Mt. i
Northern Pacific Destroyed By Fire Off Cape May
The former World War transport Northern Pacific, built in 1915, burned to the water’s edge forty miles off Cape May, New Jersey. A skeleton crew abandoned ship as flames spread, with 87 crew and four Sun Shipbuilding employees reported aboard earlier. The vessel, used as a transport during the war, played a rescue role in 1919 near Nova Scotia and later faced multiple incidents while returning troops.
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Northern Pacific
Norfolk
Boston
Cape May
N. J
New York
France
Ned
Mesaigoe
William Lawti
Cheater
Admiral Tine
Penanee
Herbert J. Welle
Sun Shipbuilding Association
Wiliam Cramp and
Lone Shipbuiding Company
Philadelpha
Great Northern Steamship C Company
United States
Vive Island
Longmsand
America
Zumieg
Henmer
Nova Scotia
San Juan
Porto Hie
Ater
Geena
Genoa Conference Postponement Noted in Brief
Fragmentary text indicates the Genoa Conference will be postponed with unclear details. Officials or organizers are not clearly named in the readable portion.
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Genoa
Pope lauds American spirit at Boston cardinal’s reception
The pope praised the American people and Cardinal O Connell at a reception in Boston. He expressed admiration for American energy and charity and called Americans the hope and anchor of the world. He noted disappointment at America’s absence from the conclave and denied a rumor of a large Vatican gift.
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Rome
Ene Preas
Washington
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
America
Pius X
Cordinn
Vaonutella
Sacrid College
O'Connell Lane
Cardial O'Vonporweil
Armorica
Vatican
Cardinal O'Cormell
Sacred College
Aeti
Mercier
Cardinal Mercier
United States
Canada
Mgeery
Fen
Custarine Indore
Aimerica
Amerian
Frente
Kidnappings and riot at Ulster steel plant sparks mobilization
In Belfast a large number of unionists were abducted from homes in Fermanagh and Tyrone. Fifteen arrests reported. B Specials mobilized. Major Moore and others wounded. In Enniskillen and Ennishkillan, homes attacked, residents fired back, several kidnapped or wounded. Across the border, constables seized, cars burned, and raids extended to Donegal. A worker at Wireling Steel in Yorkville was killed during clashes with a union picket as plant operations resumed after a shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Prose
Coration
Fermanagh
Tyronne
Ulstor
Cavan
Longford
B Speciale
Ulster
Major Moultray
Anketell Gg
Tyronne Oraniemen
Aliffly
Hnally
Carson
County Fernanagh
Major Moore
Belirek
Vieter Parlianent
Cowper
Miso
Donegal
Major Dutles
Eaten William Tiny
Rate
Hallintra
Mind Bakker Douglas
Kinglough
Clones
Camstables
Counter Markievss
Dall Eireann
Yorkville
Lnm
Wireling Steel Corporation
Associaton
Elmer Cox
Tiltonsville
Police Still Believe Many Lives Lost in Richmond Fire
In Richmond Virginia investigators say numerous victims may remain buried under debris after a large fire. Officials urge caution as rescue teams continue search efforts and assess the extent of the blaze.
Unclear fragment reports a death in bed in Ainewin
Fragmentary notice describes a death in bed in Ainewin with references to individuals and a site name, but unreadable OCR text prevents full detail.
Man Teacher Will Be Dismissed In Groveland
Groveland Feb 8 Stanley P Ladd chairman of the school board announced after an investigation into the beating of 12 year old Constance Poppin that teacher Lewis B Coombe will be dismissed The Poppin girl and her sister said Constance was struck more than 100 times while another teacher held the child The accused sought to share responsibility and a witness noted swollen hands supporting the tale
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Groveland
Man
Stanley P. Ladd
Constance
Poppin
Dinmney Lewis B. Coombe
Coombs
Ruthgent
Beraune
Motion Picture Morality Sparks Los Angeles Debate
Amid accusations and public outcry over a murder tied to film figures, critics blame sensationalists over facts while supporters defend the motion picture industry. Letters linked to Marie Norman and Miss Minter surface, with detectives noting threats and contested authorial claims as a quarrel over a New York party escalates into broader controversy.
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Tom Tasher
Editiog
Los Angeles
Vaeple
Artuckle
Taylor
Thane
Artis
Mariel Normand
Talon Con
Secord
Mise Nursy
Avid Te Adems
Mise
Norman
Wrey
Mise Minter
Weerhouse
Neebe
Tartar
Mawl Normand
Jerry Fellows
Ehaueffar
Tevlet
Los Angeles Examiner
Mr. Taylor
Mise Normand
Ambascador Hotel
Frifews
Ivre Tayler
Reetar
Fellows
Rome
Vermont Reports Nine Scarlet Fever Cases in January
State health secretary Dr Dalton notes scarlet fever the main threat in Vermont last month with 221 total cases. Chittenden County led the tally, Burlington and Colchester among towns reporting cases. Waterbury, Fairfax, and Barre also show multiple incidences as pneumonia remained low and only nine diptheria-like cases were counted statewide.
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Vermont
New York
New England
Chittenden
Burlington
Colchester
Essex
Richmond
Milton
Jericho
Underhill
Washington Couty
Barre Town
Barre City
Rutland County
Brandon
Franklin County
Orleans County
New York State
Washington
Mayn Ad
Warren
Waterbury
Montpelier
Newport Town
Fight Hard For 44 Lives In Shipwreck
Coast Guardsmen from Stations battled high winds and heavy seas to rescue the crew of the freighter Thistlemore, stranded as waves piled the vessel high on the beach. The crew, totaling 44, faced peril as rescuers and tugboats worked through the night to reach them.
Whiting and Son Accept Cooperation Offer
Highland Light Muse reports fierce winds and heavy seas as Coast Guard crews at Peaked Hill and Race Point rescue ten of the forty four aboard the steamship Thistlemore stranded after listing on Pesked Hill. The vessel had sailed from Boston for New York with ice cargo from Liverpool, and guardsmen worked through the night to secure a line and save the crew before nightfall.
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Highland Light
Muse
Peaked Bill
Race Point
Furness
Thistlemore
Guakmen
Gravie
Peaked Hill
Collins
Thistlermare
Barten
New York
Liverpool
Grand Jury Coercion Claimed In Allen Larceny Case
Attorney General Weston Allen seeks dismissal of the larceny indictment after grand jury foreman Jeremiah Desmond testified that District Attorney Pelletier and Assistant District Attorney Sheenan were in the grand jury room during Allen's consideration. Desmond said Pelletier allegedly called it a clear case of larceny and described prior votes cast when key officials were absent. The plea of abatement was entered in Superior Court before Judge Fesenden.
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Velletier
F. M. J. Sheenan
Allen Caer
Attrney
Hares
Mieranluer
Desmond
Wil Neesee
Pelletier
Grand Jury
Jfarere
Dletriet Atharny
Skornan
Genera Allens
Eliest Wareral
Dewmund
Eoid
Ant
Alem
Soso
Ah Yao Yeoston
Sone
Lywne
Parker Eppered
Wilmot and relatives visit. various local notes
Bethel residents Mr and Mrs W W Wilmot of White River are visiting daughter Mrs W Lawrens. Mrs Elina FP attended a parish conference in White River Junction. Alvin Carr, recovering after gall stone surgery, plans to return home to Hanover New Hampshire. Mrs Arnold and family move back to farm. Kamice Chandler of Wellesley Hill Massachusetts visits Mrs Paul P Wilson after returning from France aiding Arab children. A local miner’s tale recalls Arthur B R Newall’s life and a violent incident near the town.
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W. W. Wilmot
White River
W. ¥. Lawrens
Elina FP
White River Junction
Alvin Carr
Hanover
N. H
Calaie
A. I. Minetréls
South Breyalton
Filet Hethal
Rochester
W. H. Arnold
Mies Kamice Chandler
Wellesley Hill
Mase
Paul P Wilson
France
Laugh Rivieare
Amd
Iearat
Leche Brent
Ratatorigm Fur
Vermont motorist registration stance amid stalled licensing progress
A Vermont statement outlines progress on vehicle registrations and licenses, noting thousands registered and many still awaiting licenses. Officials promise steady action, defend delays as necessary, and emphasize public safety while asking for patience from motorists.
Vermont Supreme Court Week in Toothbrushes and Toiletry Case
Vermont legal notices reveal a sequence of cases involving toothbrushes and toilet preparations. The docket references parties including Meagher, Lachewe, and Aarne with hearings at central courts. Details are fragmentary but indicate commerce and court action surrounding the products.
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Vermont
Reduced Wages For C V Clerks On Vermont Railway
About 406 clerks from Montreal to New London and branch lines will see an average six percent wage cut on the next pay day. The reduction follows a conference between clerks union officials and railroad executives and may be referred to the United States Railway Labor Board. Clerks previously faced a 12 1/2 percent cut on July 1 last year amid rising pay trends over the prior three years.
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Alband
Abont
Central Vermont Railway
United States Railway Labor Board
Montreal
New London
Bangor and Aroostook Cuts Carload Rates
The Bangor and Aroostook railroad announces a ten percent cut in freight rates on politics apples and layer carloads effective April 1. The reduction applies to shipments on the Bangor and Aroostvale and connected roads and ends when the ten percent cuts expire on other roads. President Todd cites higher taxes as the reason for delay. Also, empty car dormancy rates are cut to $1.20 per day.
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Bangor
Maine
Fev
Bangor and Aroostook
Aroostvale
Todd
George R. Blaze—Barre resident dies after long illness
George R Rurke a Barre resident for thirty years died after a fall or collapse at home on Ly street. He had been ill since contracting influenza two years earlier and had recently left Wisbore for care. A native of Aberdeen Scotland he was active in granite industry and longstanding member of Masonic orders. Survived by his wife. Funeral arrangements pending announcement.
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George R. Rurke
Barre
Tuascay
Ly Street
Wight
Wisbore
Bike
Aberdeen
Scotland
Donald Blake
Wingme
Gruite Lodge
Gruntte
Aldemar
Talk of the Town and Local Notices From Barre Region
The community page notes the W. CT. 0 meeting at the Daiuenity tomorrow afternoon and various local events. Lincoln’s birthday, religious services, Knights of Columbus activities, and oblique references to weddings, marriages, and a Barre resident’s obituary fragment appear with dates and locations sparsely reported.
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W. CT
Barre Spiritualist Society
Lincoln
Tee
Olena
Chara Os
Heston
Effie ‘Ehstur
At T Knights
Winitens
Wondbarr Thuredey
Talerment
Wee Bern
Ginie
Molara
Angert
Otti
Irene Madiduck
Arthur
Marcy Heit
Prask
Barre
Mei
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Congress
Prof
Mechlin
Dartmouth
Pope Pius XI
York- Spirited
Awayville
Ohio
Lesington Hotel
Richmond, Va
Pound
Curtis Cram
Ainewin
Curtie
A Teith Bis
Mr Sener
Lewis B. Coombs
Mabel Normand
State Board of Health
Whiting & Son
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Allen
Mim
Bethel
Talk OF the
Perry
Johnsbury
C. V
Arence
Bangor & Aroostook
George R. Blaze
Talk OF
the Town
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