Payne Selected to Be Interior Secretary for Wilson
Washington February 12 J B Payne of Illinois chosen by President Wilson to replace Franklin K Lane as secretary of the interior. Payne already chairs the United States Shipping Board and will join Cabinet for the next meeting presided by the President. Secretaries Lansing and Wilson arrange plans as Pershing tours New England and letters from Wilson influence cabinet engagements.
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Washington, D. C
John Barton Payne
Illinois
Wilson
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Payne
United States Chipping Board
Lansing
Boston
Pershing
New England
Peters
Wnt
Mr. Wilton
Soldiers Ordered Home From Germany With European Wives
Two hundred fifty American soldiers in Germany who married European women have been ordered to return to Amelia with Oseir 5 following a Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen directive. Army authorities will not allow future marriages for troops on duty in the occupied region, officials say men without wives in Germany are better soldiers under current conditions. About 200 soldiers have married German women since arriving on the Rhine. others married French Belgian or Luxembourg women.
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Cobtens
Germany
Amelia
Oseir
Henry T. Allen
Rhine
Belgium
Luxembourg
Canada to Complete Ships Under Construction
Ottawa reports Parliament will be asked to appropriate 20 million dollars to finish ships under construction for the dominion government. The program has placed orders with Cascadian companies for sixty steel cargo vessels. twenty three have been delivered and the remainder near completion.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Destroyer Talbot in Distress Near Serpent's Island
Constantinople report cites the American destroyer Talbot in distress near Serpent's Island in the Black Sea. Tug Ceres reportedly towed a tanker and two ships carrying Odessa refugees toward Constanze Romania as rescue efforts continue for the Russian steamer Gregoriel which ran aground at Mack sea entrance to the Bosphorus. about 200 passengers and crew remain unrecovered. The Gregorieff, a 7000-ton vessel, had left Odessa Sunday.
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Constantinople
Talbot
Serpent's Island
Albors
Ceres
Odessa
Constanze
Rumania
Walbh General
Gregoriel
Killa
Mack Sea
Bosphorus
Gregorieff
Odes
American troops quit Vladivostok in Siberia withdrawal
A Moscow dispatch reports American troops guarding the Siberian railway are pulling out from Vladivostok. The American mission moved from Chita toward Harbin as whites eye Yekaterinodar nearing fall. Withdrawal orders were issued last month and troops have been shifting to Vladivostok for weeks.
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Chita
Harbin
Moscow
London
Siberia
Vladivostok
Wornest Lo Harris
Fonen
Ubita
Yokatorino
Caucasia
Black Sea
Osborne resigns from Naval Reserve amid inquiry
Thomas Mott Osborne, commandant of the Portsmouth Naval Prison, has tendered his resignation from the Naval Reserve and notified Secretary Daniels to appoint a successor. Naval officials say the resignation follows unproven allegations and a Justice Department inquiry, with a preliminary report from Assistant Secretary Hoover and Rear Admirals Halstead to be submitted.
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D.C
Osborne
Portemouth
N. 1
Naval Prison
Naval Reserve Force
Daniels
Naval
Heborne
Department of Justice
Wade
Hal Letor
Wien
Halstead
Named for New Hampshire Weighing Fee Le Trent
A local donation event in New Hampshire named after a donor and linked to a state project. Officials note financial support from residents and a program focused on community development.
Coffee Imports Rise Significantly in War Period
The annual Commerce Department report shows U S coffee imports increasing from 1215 pounds to about 1.303 billion pounds during the war. Braai ranked first in the sector with strong growth and substantial value.
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Washington, D
Department of Commerce
Braai
United States
Wilson invites railway men for wage talks
President Wilson will host a private White House meeting with three representatives of the railway brotherhoods to discuss wage demands of about two million railroad workers. Director General Hines will submit the report today for Wilson to study before deciding which representatives will be invited.
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Washington
Wilson
Hines
Tumulty
White House
Brotherhood
Turmulty
Mr. A
Rail Road Enactment Seen Likely by March
Washington reports predicted the conference report on railroad legislation would be promptly adopted, aiming to return railroads to private control by March 1. Leaders from both chambers forecast quick passage, noting the rewritten conference bill closely matches the Esch bill and omits contentious provisions.
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Washington
Senate
Howe
Pelagareten
Leach
House Internate Commerce
House
Thas
Howse
Transportation Board
Howse WS
Wilson
Esch
Tevday
Claiming German officer dead linked to Sussex sinking
Berlin reports a firet lieutenant in command of a German submarine is said to have died since the March 24 Sussex torpedoing. Captain Stein Yrinck faces extradition charges for the attack that caused sixty deaths.
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Berlin
Sussex
Iit
Stein- Yrinck
Beling
Thiat
Berlin milk price cut aids families and nurses
The Berlin municipality reduced milk pricing for needy families nursing mothers and invalids. The regular two marks per quart rate is lowered to one mark twenty pence per quart, effective February 1. The action targets support for vulnerable residents and aligns with local welfare efforts.
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Berlin
Berlinne
Library conference outlines reading push nationwide
New York February meeting of ten regional directors of the American Library Association discussed expanding library facilities to reach readers who do not currently use libraries. The plan aims to spread good reading through better access across 5,000 libraries and beyond.
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New York
American Library Association
Assisiation
Infants Wrapped in Newspapers Report From Vienna Aid HQ
A teletype message from the Austrian republic notes the American Relief Department receiving a request for aid. The text describes infants wrapped in newspapers and clothing shortages as the city faces strife and humanitarian need.
Local Weather Belting Plant Faces Major Crisis
The primary industry of Clemene, NY, linked to Waterster, Mase, was shocked as Weather belting plant operations faced an announced disruption. Officials cite massive job losses and economic impact on the town as authorities consider emergency measures. Residents fear long term unemployment and regional decline.
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Clemene
Waterster
Mase
Laden
Tor
Fire engines run on sidewalks as snow blocks New York streets
New York on February 12 reports massive snow and ice clogging streets creating the city’s worst fire menace. Chief Kenton appeals to business leaders to cut traffic while fire crews push apparatus along sidewalks to reach blazes, with two machines sidelined and crews carrying hoses and a 235 foot ladder for three blocks. Conditions exceed the scale of the 1888 blizzard.
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New York
Kenton
Lower Broadway
Blizeard
Kenlon de
Small Fire In Bakery At Pierce And Clark
Fire crews responded to a bakery on Main Street in Montpelier after 3 AM. The blaze was confined mainly to the cellar of Pierce and Clark, with smoke filling floors above. Owners Elmer Pierce and Bridget Supple alerted residents as the general alarm rang and water streams fought the stubborn fire. Cause undetermined but suspected overheated equipment.
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Montpelier
Pierce & Clark
Main Street
Bridget Supple
Halle
Elmer Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Newport mill destroyed by fire in Clyde yard
Newport reports Bigelow and Norris talbin mill on Clyde Street badly damaged by a fire at around 5:45 PM. The building collapsed, contents saved, no wind aided spread. Estimated loss about 30 000 dollars with no fire protection. The mill employed 25 men and intended to resume soon at a larger site. Origin of the fire unknown.
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Newport
Bigelow & Norris Talbin
Clyde Ytrest
Alout
Arthur Norris
Charles S. Bigelow
Norrie
Supreme Council Met in London
Hamilton February reports that the supreme allied council met at Downing Street in the morning. Attendees included prominent figures such as Premvre Vivid Lived George and Mitheramit, with diplomats marked by various titles and roles among the French and British representatives.
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Supreme Council
London
Hamilton
Supreme Allied Reanoil
Downing Street
HT N'Rlyck
Premvre
George
Mitheramit
Tery
Marka Verh
Groveal Wee Pant Gambon
Goro Depeat Hrnarn
Piilipgs A
Berthetel
Gulitien
Dunham Declines Run for Governor Nomination
George L Dunham of Mave announced he will not seek the Republican nomination for governor. He noted broad support from across the state and indicated it could open space for Frederick Babbitt of Belows Pulls to pursue his political interests amid a native canvass.
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Bratilelare
George L Dunham
Mave
Tite
Geomn
Ehain
Contam
Babbitt
Bellows
Northern Trading Co Files Articles for Corporate Purpose
Northern Trading Co the Cavernitel Hotlee Inc of Pron tur has filed articles of incorporation to form a company with a capital stock. Papers are by Emily Tt Procter Redfield Proctor and Alor O Kiewball of Proctor The Neithers Trading Sen with a capital stock. Filed for the amin dent ia Satriive commercialt see velit Whit Tt Pecian ot alter. Signed by MV Mathrien Braithborn.
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Cavenitiel Hotlee, Inc
Tur
Neserlathin
Emily Tt Procter
Redfield Proctor
Alor O. Kiewball
Proctor
Neithers
Mathrien Braitieborn
Labor Congress Delegates Convene Under New Arrangements
The report notes a labor congress gathering with delegates from multiple unions. The article references ongoing debates, organizational changes, and anticipated actions by the committees. Specific names or locations are not clearly readable in the fragment.
Production increases in Od City amid 1909 review
A 1909 report notes higher production levels as Od City, Pa, celebrates renewed output. The review discusses large scale petroleum activity, with references to United States coverage and industry-wide gains. Strong entities include Od City and the United States, reflecting national energy growth.
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City
Merrick
Boston Man Dies in Kerlin Incident
An unidentified Boston man died in Kerlin on Wednesday. Debth Coane of Paseteth reports he entered Marine service and was found deceased near the pier today, with local authorities investigating the cause.
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Boston
Kerlin
Granite Plants Change Hands In Two Major Deals
Two large granite transactions are announced in Barre. Brown & DeMerefl buy lands buildings and equipment on Burnham street to form a complete granite plant with sheds crane and machinery and plan a modern straight bed. J C Booth buys the Martinson Estate Company interests making him sole owner of the Martinson Kettle granite business and plant. The Martingan Estate firm has long been a leading Barre granite manufacturer.
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Marre
Brown & DeMerefl
J. B. Sanguinetti
Burnham Street
Ae Nee
John C. Booth
Martinson Kettle Company
Lvc. Pratiie
Howard Andereop
Mre
Ida Martinein
Bouw
Martingan
Barre
Tt Hae
Prev
Burnham's Meadow
Migtheads
Polley
Death Ends Suffering For Mrs Beaudrieau
Mrs Beaudrieau, 27, of Burlington, died at Mary Fletcher Hospital after wandering with three young children in bitter cold. Her two month old infant and the other children faced serious illness or improving conditions as relatives and city authorities arranged care and a funeral plan. The tragedy highlights hardship during a severe winter storm affecting a family living on Yark Avenue and Peru connections.
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Burlington
Tom Beaudriewu
Yorks
Lena
Yark Avenue
Honeless
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Mark
Sylvester Plant
Beaudrieau
Corbin & Frye
Pers
N.Y
Walam
Heatiteinan
Tee
Jalfres
Hettitel
Splyenter
Park Avewar
Amd
Stallgather
Young man bound over in local case
A troubled 18 year old, Taymond Weile of Revtwry, appeared before Justice H iG tare tL wt Rosters, bound over after a Monday hearing. The unnamed witness testified to alleged agitation and the defendant was remanded, with further proceedings scheduled in South PETier.
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Taymond Weile
Revtwry
Willer
Barre & Montpelier Traction workers reach wage agreement
The Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power company and its employees signed a compromise on wage scales after talks ending about 11 pm. From Feb 1 the new scale pays 26 cents/hour for six months, 17 cents for six to twelve months, 40 cents for twelve to twenty four months, and 44 cents for over twenty four months. Lowest paid at 20 cents and highest at 36 under the previous. company offered 41 cents and workers wanted 44. The agreement, noted by company officials, reflects a cooperative tone during the signing.
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Barre & Montpelier Traction & Power Company
Traction Company
Barre Landlords Organize To Reform Association
Barre landlords met at city building to revive an landlords association for mutual benefit. A A Hovee was elected president and W H Messer secretary treasurer. Committees were formed to handle minor matters. They discussed rent increases, noting higher worker service and maintenance costs, and warned rents may rise at the next meeting next Wednesday at the joint building.
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Andierde
A. A. Hovee
AV. HL. Messer
Barre
Vermont
Jeint
Flu Cases Rising Across Durlington Vermont Report
State health officials report daily influenza case counts, with Vermont towns showing new cases but no epidemic. Rutland County notes sustained spread. Ginter battalion sent physicians to meet demand as cases average three to four per town.
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Durlington
I. Dalton
State Hosel of Health
Vermont
Avery
Ginter
Rutland
Mardeick
Cale Dante Emis
Tinet Peer Yestentag
Mate
Funeral of Mrs Clara Gale Held at Hooker Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Gale were held yesterday afternoon at Hooker Chapel. Many relatives and residents of the area attended. pallbearers included Merwee Mitlerrd, Adages Merwere, and Willernietown’s Willernietown residents Waterman and Harve. The service followed a brief wake at the residence before burial in the spring cemetery.
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Clara Gale
Hooker
Hooker Chapel
Clare
Benly van Wrench
Maree
Henna
Martin
Moe Richerdeon
Merwee Mitlerrd
Willernietown
Bbe
Worth Waterman
Waite Mieer
Son Harve
Pall
The $4 Tax Debate in Barre City Hall Dossier
Alderman Healy and editorials discuss the proposed four dollar tax hike in Barre, breaking down the city budget and state and local components. The piece weighs highway, school, and city taxes, noting past debt, municipal improvements, and projected impacts on average tenants and property owners.
Attorney Claims Sentence Delay Might Prejudice Jury
The defense argued that fixing the sentence today could prejudice a jury in a potential new trial the defense would seek, asserting rights to a fair proceeding. The statement reflects concerns over timing and due process in the ongoing case.
Judge Butler Stays Penalty in Larceny Case At County Court
Attorney General fought the stay as 56 counts of larceny against Horace F. Graham remained without imposed sentence after a guilty verdict in Washington county court. The case heads to the supreme court with a motion for a new trial and exceptions, while timing for filing was set and keeps court proceedings active for the May term.
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Butler
Graham
Horace F. Graham
Washington County
Vermont
Supreme Court
W. J. C. Stickney
Mra FL. Laird
Frank (. Architald
Stickney
Archibald
Lanveny
City Caucus Tonight For Mayor Election Proceedings
City caucus convenes tonight at the opera house beginning 7:30. Officers sought include treasurer and three directors for Victor Barrego. Community members urged to attend as candidates seek support and discuss civic finances.
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Rity Lee
Eit
Ami
Vitor Barre Winary
Ache Vray
Ba Emere
Renee
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