Congress Returns to Work With Broad Agenda After Holiday
Congress resumes session in Washington with no single dominant issue. Senate and House plan wide legislation on antitrust, rural credits, national defense, veteran services, and labor problems. Key items include government ownership talks, naval and aviation expansion, and renewed focus on women’s suffrage and Nicaragua policy.
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President Wilson plans winter vacation to the Gulf coast
President Wilson told party members he may travel to the Gulf coast for a winter vacation. He is expected to reach Washington tomorrow after a period in which he has shown better health than since his inauguration.
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Europe Faces Fierce Blizzards Across The Continent
A prolonged European winter grips many regions with heavy snow and ice. Central Europe endures renewed blizzards causing deaths, disrupted communications, and food shortages. Bavaria Alsace Lorraine report blocked rail lines and damaged wires while Switzerland faces avalanches and floods. Belgium sees ongoing snow and widespread homelessness and property damage.
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Weather forecast and a court case headline
A winter storm track is outlined for the week from the northwest to the Atlantic states with frost in the south and a disturbance from Alaska bringing rain by week end. In another note a man from Ridgeway Street is to be committed to a state hospital after a recent mental health incident at a church service.
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Sakura Jima Eruption Buries Villages Sparks Refugee Flight
Tokio reports the Sakura Jima volcano in southern Japan is erupting and has buried two villages. Refugees flee toward Kagoshima, the provincial capital, crossing several miles of water from the island.
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Race Betterment World Problem Stressed at Conference
Cattle Creek Mich January 12 New methods in dairy contests were urged by Katarina Gilman head worker of the University Settlement Society of New York at the National Conference on Race Betterment. She argued wealthiest or prize winners tie to future welfare and urged world wide race betterment with international cooperation and open immigration critique. She proposed delegates from leading nations meet to discuss ways nations can improve health mental attainments and moral stature, beyond a simple health or peace conference.
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Locomotive crash kills Mrs Mary Tuberwine and injures daughter
In Belleville a train derailed a 20 year old mother Mary Tuberwine and her young daughter while attempting to save them from a river gorge. Mrs Tuberwine died and Mary was mortally injured, transporter to Newark hospital where she later died.
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Rutland Youth Frederick Platt Dies From Wound
Frederick Platt of North Main Street Rutland died from pulmonary thrombosis linked to a shotgun accident during a rabbit hunt in Mendon. He was 23, a Dartmouth graduate, and survived by his parents and two brothers. Funeral plans include services in Poultney with a local Episcopal service in Rutland.
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Death of Mr. Vilas in Vermont Town
Warrington Jan 12 Martins Vilas Vilow, a longtime Burlington and Jolson area resident, died aged 70 after a brief illness. He served as major of the 11th Vermont Infantry, worked in trade in Mattsburg and Jolson, and later farmed extensively in Calester. Survived by his wife Mary J Hathaway and several children and grandchildren, with services expected in the region.
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10000 Men Rioting Over Denied Work at Detroit Plant
Detroit December 12 crowds rioted at Mordlott company plant after being told work would not be available. Mob knocked down doors. bricks flew and guns fired as night fell. Five workers were injured while authorities dispersed the disturbance. Company profits of 100 were distributed to employees today.
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Eddy Case Hearing in Montpelier Bankruptcy Court
The Eddy bankruptcy case heads to Montpelier on January 8 with a hot pivot of assets and liabilities totaling $50,787.52 and $825,000 in debts. Debts include notes to his mother in law Mrs Stoddard and his wife Mire, with preferred claims noted and receivers appointed by the court.
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Thaw Seeks Bail Amid Mental Health Finding Inconclusive
A federal commission reports Harry K. Thaw is not now afflicted by the insanity alleged at his trials for killing Stanford White but declines to opine on his mental state at the homicide time. Bail is sought and Thaw contemplates visiting New Hampshire friends while awaiting hearing. The commission will forward its findings to Judge Aldrich with further hearings possible.
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Willian T. Jerome
Aldrich
Waterbury incident marks man’s bail in Ne nhampshire
In a rough report from Waterbury Vermont a man named George Ren Ow Urakethan was injured while attempting to switch a relay line on a late Friday night. He was treated and given bail to stand trial in New Hampshire with the local authorities pursuing further charges. News tonight notes waves of weather and brief chatter from Albany New York and nearby towns.
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Burlington Guest Died in Hotel in Burlington
The body of Samm Littrell of West Toronto Canada was found Saturday afternoon in his room at the Hotel Vermont. Dr T A Bombard testified the death appeared natural and no autopsy will be performed. Littrell, married with a child, had about 900 dollars in money and valuables on him. Police traced his identity from letters in his pockets and notified West Toronto authorities. The body was taken to F A Dwyer mortuary for burial arrangements.
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The Preacher symposium at Wilh e mstown CongregationalChurch
Ministers meet for a regular monthly session led by Rev. John Trans with a devotional service. A symposium titled The Preacher featured Rev. TH Hott on His Arsenality and Rev. Stanley Po Blomfield on Win Method. A list of clergy present includes many named pastors. Next meeting in Montpelier with Rev. Taionurt presenting on The Legioat Astronomy.
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Vermont State Pharmacy Board Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Vermont state board of pharmacy will be held in the State Town tomorrow at 1 o clock. An election of officers and a complete examination of applicants for druggists' and assistants' licenses are expected to follow. President Mow F Davie of Lyndonville will open the meeting at his Barre home.
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Death closes deep mystery in Georgia shooting case
Eugene Grace died from a bullet wound suffered in Atlanta nearly two years earlier. Grace had accused his wife Grace of shooting him for life insurance, but Mrs Grace was later found not guilty of murder. The trial included testimony that the husband claimed his wife shot him, drawing wide attention.
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Eugene Grace
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Man pleads guilty in oil court alcohol case
James McClary, arrested by Officer George KR. Carle, appeared before Judge H.W. Scott in oil court Saturday evening and confessed to a small offense. The court offered a pledge option and McCleary discussed a prior intoxication incident at a house along Foater Street, where a tall woman cared for many children while he drank. He promised reform and agreed to a community service pledge, with sentencing to follow.
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H.W. Scott
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Dipot Square
Holle Promgal
Vity
Sbipsi
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Cpa Ter Gernishige Security
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Vermont Education Report Section 1a Part 2 Promised
The Vermont state commission investigating schooling and emissions in Vermont will publish Section 1a Part 2 of the Carnegie Foundation report relating to elementary schools. Supplements numbered 126,000 were printed at The Times office and prepared for distribution this week, with final copy received and printing wrapping up without delaying Sunday editions.
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Banks apply for Fed membership in Washington
More than 1200 banks have applied for membership in the Federal Reserve System. The applications are being filed as part of the broader conversion of national banks to the Fed framework. Details indicate widespread interest and a surge in applicants across multiple regions.
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Talk of the Town at St. Monica’s church plans film program
A church meeting at St. Monica’s announced a two week series of educational health films. The plan includes tuning an organ and inspecting pipes, with screenings for seminary students and the public on health topics such as tuberculosis and shelter safety.
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