Johnson Held After Train Removal In Bond Violation
Ratily Creek Mich Jan 14 Tack Johnson a heavyweight pugilist was taken from a train by police and held for Chicago authorities who requested detention. He traveled with his wife and two companions while under a federal white slave law bond that barred travel outside the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratily Creek
Mich
Tack Johnson
Wis
Ptay
Chicago
Jolson
Toronto
Michail Bond
St Minois
Grounded Uranium Liner Near Chebucto Head Halifax
In dense fog the Uranium ran aground near Chebucto Head off Halifax. Eleven lifeboats ferried 880 passengers to rescue craft as Captain Eustace orders lightening to free the vessel. The cargo weighs about 1400 tons, and fires aboard Cranium were reported but later subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S. Dan
Chebueto Head
Mherry
Eustace
Tastee
Nea
Rotterdam
New York
Suecor
Tinlifax Harbor
Biog
Chehucto
Drowning of Miss Elsie Tabor at Round Pond
Miss Elsie Tabor aged seven is drowned after skating into an airhole in Round pond Haverhill Massachusetts January 14. Harold Bushway, four, grasped her, nearly lost his life. Marjorie Godbout aided, another skater dragged Tabor from the water. Both children attended Walnut Square School. The rescue of Bushway and recovery of Tabor occurred with help from local skaters and harbor master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Elsie Tabor
John E. Tabor
Dustin’ Square
Harold Hush
Way
Round Pond
Miss Tabor
Young Hushway
Bushway
Ersane
Marjorie Godbout
Lowell
Godbout
Bshway
Miss Tador
J. Poole
Columbus Avenue
Watroiman
Henry T. Ryan
Harborp
Johnilmartin
Walnut Square School
Young Fushway
Jumped for Their Lives Near Boston Maine Railroad Crane
A crew working south of the river faced a dangerous fall when a crane tipped, sending two men 28 feet into the water. Reynolds, alert to a chest clued by a protective team, helped his companion escape bayward as others swam to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hh. Reynolds
Hoston
Maine Railroad
Were
Bing Asia
Allen
Wren
Reynalds
Allies to terminate armistice and end peace talks
Allied leaders plan to break the armistice and end the peace conference. The note to the Turkish government will be delivered via the Porte, with Balkan league leaders insisting Turkey comply with ambassadorial advice. Turkish forces in Adrianople face siege conditions as Bulgarian and Serbian troops encircle the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jan
Balkan League
Adrianople
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Wilson Elected President by 48 States in Electoral Vote
Washington Jan 1 Electors in 48 states met and formally elected Woodrow Wilson to the presidency and Thomas R. Marshall to the vice presidency. Returns will be canvassed Feb 12 in joint session. Taft and Butler each received four votes in Utah and Vermont as Butler is named to succeed Sherman on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas KR. Marshall
United States
Muvadkbee
Mall
Washin
Senate
House
Wilson
Utah
Vermont
Taft
Nicholas Murray Butler
Thepubblican National Committee
James S. Sherman
Republican
Wilson vows to choose only progressives for aides
Governor Wilson told New Jersey electors he will not act as a partisan in selecting aides but will pick only progressives to reflect the country’s reform impulse. He predicted Democratic unity and urged alignment with the progressive banner, urging business leaders toward a broader duty to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. 1
Stan
Wilson
Union
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Democrat State Committee
The
United States
Tam Biden
Aeroplanists Drowned In The Thames
Two Tellish airmen, 4 F. MacDonald and a companion, were drowned in the Thames yesterday afternoon. The machine swept toward shore while high above the river and struck the water. One aviator clung briefly to the machine but sank before rescue boats could reach him. The accident occurred at Long Reach between Purfleet and Canvey Island near the lower Thames where British navy ships were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purfleet
Scared youth fatally shoots man on highway in Connecticut
George Ball, 20, of Salisbury, shot and killed John Whalen, 46, of Norwalk, on the highway between Canaan and Cornwall yesterday evening. Ball claims he was frightened after meeting Whalen and pulled the trigger while carrying a gun, causing Whalen’s instant death. Ball was held for trial in superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannany
Conn
Dun
George Ball
Salisbury
John Whalen
Yrara
Norvelk
Canaan
Mast Canaan
Ball
Whalen
Rutland Railway Negligence Suit Over $10,000 Damages
John C. Harrington of Rutland sues Rutland Railroad in Rutland County Court through Ernest H. O'Brien alleging injury at a crossing near the fair grounds on July 29, 1912. Harrington suffered a two‑part fracture and other severe injuries after being struck by a northbound morning passenger train. suit claims blocked view due to structures and fence and alleges lack of signals or proper safeguards. The case seeks $10,000 in damages and names Deputy Sheriff KR Adame as the process server.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland. Jon
Rutland Railroad Company
KR. Adame
Rutland
John C. Harrington
Ernest H. O'Brien
Harrington
Fair Grounds
Intimidation Alleged in River Street Shoe Strike
Charges of intimidation and assault were preferred yesterday against striking shoe workers after demonstrations near the Austin H. Perry factory on River Street. Harold G. Baxter of the United Shoe Workers was summoned for intimidating workers, and other strikers faced charges for interfering with an arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jtavorhill
Mastenan
Austen H. Perry
River Street
United Shoe Workers of America
Perry Face
Harold G. Baxter
United Shoe Workers
1Er Morrill
Tatroliuan Brisson
Harry Evans
Consecration Jan 29 for Vermont bishop coadjutor Weeks
Rev William Farrar Weeks is expected to be consecrated bishop coadjutor of the Vermont diocese at St Pauls church on Wednesday morning January 29. The attending bishops include friends from New England and Bishop Parker of Hampshire will preach the sermon. Details will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Jan
William Farrar
Vermont
St. Paul's Church
Welnes
Penn
Tuttle of
Minssouri
Hall
New England
Parker
Hampshire
Orange County Telephone Directors Elected at Chelsea Meeting
At a recent stockholders meeting in Chelsea, Orange County Telephone Company directors for the coming year were chosen: He Andrews Northfield, A L Patterson Washie, B of Corinth, KHL Eilts of wee Rowelew Randoll, and East Montpelier. Officers named include L Lo Spewnes president, first vice president, secretary and treasurer T W Williams Corinth, ML W Chamberlain Wington. An assessment of 0.25 was voted for the ensuing year, payable by March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Jan
Orange County Telephone Company
Chelson
He Andrews
Northfield
A. L. Patterson
Washie B
Corinth
East Montpelier
Wee Rowelew
Randoll
Slectel
Williams
Corinthamditor
Chamberlain
Wington
Mareh
Funeral for Hiram Cotter Killed by Train Near Home
The funeral for Hiram Cotter, killed by a train while walking home, was held today at one o'clock. The service paid tribute to his wife and household, as the town noted increasing southerly winds and mild temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Cotter
Richmond
Virkmont
Jam
Time Coming, Byrnes Says Government to Run Railroads
Vice President Timothy E Byron of the New York New Haven and Hartford argues that government control will come to railroads. He urges conductor cooperation, wage and schedule fixes, and criticizes current rail lines for past costs. He cites Boston and Maine as examples of insufficient efficiency affecting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaton
Ead
Timothy E Byron
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Traverse slide injures two sleigh teams on Prospect Street
A winter accident on Prospect Street at dusk involved a heavy traverse striking a sleigh driven by W S Page, veterinary surgeon, then colliding with a Morrison farm sleigh. Several passengers were thrown. thirteen year old Sassi suffered a broken leg. Page and others had minor injuries. Damages include a broken harness and two wrecked sleighs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capac
Renney
W. S. Page
Morrison
Ant Breitee
Charles Saesi
Maria Sassi
Granite
Prospect Street
Lampehe
Quinton Farm
Tilden Place
Wiljncent
of Bassett
Page
Aly, Page
Morrison Farm
Wiesleigh
Devon
Travers
Jdovord
Morrixon
Aljders
Assa
Thuree
Wrison
Coasters Tower
Upper Prospect
Onunel
Deadlock Looms as Progressives Seek Senate Balance
In Concent NS the Progressives hope to hold the balance of power as talks begin for the U S Senate seat. They claim 23 votes for their candidate while Governor Nave Henry I Matlif stands with the Democratic slate and Governor Quimby seeks Republican support to break the deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concent
Vieailbork
Nave Henry I. Matlif
Quimby
TALK OF THE TOWN 11 Trewwott Jeavorite afternoon for Deetenit
A fragmented notice mentions an Anita event this week and a herd chorus rehearsal at Oliver's opland avenue. A property owner seeks to reclaim lost items and a serial service ad hints at a local Army group event with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wol Oliver's
Opland Avenue
Sabvetee
Roe Wunnery
Suffrage Bill Delayed as Legislature Sits in Session
In a bustling session the Vermont Senate and House debated petitions favoring woman suffrage, with about 25 towns backing the measure. The suffrage bill was put over to be taken up Wednesday afternoon, as debate on probate judge powers continued and several new bills were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulestance
Hove
Chaplain Ford
Rose
Johnson
McClellan
Plymouth
Orvin
Manchester
Ryder
Rockingham
Judiciary Committee
Cook
Jose
Clayton
Andonderly
Martin
Bonnington
Ilnem
Cushman
Plumley
Ladiow
Laudlows
Donnelly
Vergennes
Vergenoes
Senate
Sex
Ator Blanchard
Orleans
Vermont sets Taft and Butler electoral slate in Montpelier
Vermont's four electoral votes will be cast for William Howard Taft for president and Nicholas Murray Butler of New York City for vice president. The meeting, held at the State House in Montpelier, elected officers and arranged delivery of the vote to Washington. Local officials included Secretary of State, Lieutenant, and town delegates, with plans to seal copies for transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
William Howard
Taft
Nicholas Murray
Butler
New York City
State Haus
Montpelier
Mate
Amd
Leletan P. Slack
Roger W. Hultard
Hyde Merk
Fred A. Howland
Montpalier
Fi Maran
Red
Eile Gad Henw
Walter HL Crockett
Carty
Washington
Mr. Hodbunt
James L. Martin
Treat Delore
Mr. Tvelend
Houghton Hayes Document Reveals Local Farming Names
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Berens, Gane, and Sor in a history of farming. The readable items reference community figures and agricultural activity.
Gain in Membership and Finances at Barry Merchant Association Meet
The annual Barry Ros tall Merchante association meeting reported full attendance and growth in membership and finances. Officers named included M. S. Rowide as president, Charles C. Kenyon as vice president, W. S. Andrews as treasurer, with a governance group including W. Vaughan and B. W. Hawker. Treasurer showed a balance of 2955.42 and a plan to expand quarters. a living set for the next event was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Rostall Merchante’ Ganmedation
Query Oveners” Association
Miles Till
Pears
M. 8
Rowide
Charles C. Kenyon
W. S. Andrews
W. Vaughan
B. W. Hawker
George N.tiklen
IF D Dahl
Bal Prindle
Merchante
Govle Targer
Bla Prindle
People's National Bank Barre Elects Direc tors at Annual Meeting
At the annual stockholders meeting in Barre the old board of directors was reelected. Officers reappointed include President W Melchor and Vice President F N Pewheysueler. The bank reported the year ended with fair gains in savings departments and overall improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's National Bank of
Barre
CW Moteher
Cav. Avert
Ty Laci
Tra C. Cal
Alt Young
Flon. Bruley
W. M. Holden
W. Melchor
F. N. Pewheysueler
Frank K. Hened
National Bank of Barre Officers Elected in Meeting
The National Bank of Barre held a meeting where the following directors were elected and officers named: F. Howland president, B. A. Eastman vice president, and C. M. Willey clerk and cashier. The slate included Howland, A. Baytman, ME. Howland, A. P. Alwatt. H. Cave Jr. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tank of
Barre
Howland
A. Baytman
A. P. Alwatt
H. Cave, Jr
Etrekholders
F. Howlard
B.A. Eastman
CM. Willey Clerk
Paehier
Montpelier National Banks Directors and Officers
Montpelier National Bank and First National Bank of Montpelier list directors and officers. Names include M Fetus Abert Thuthe Duis Wo Riveky Farwell Pred Manelaed and 1 WW Kempy president Arthur Tuttle and others, with assistants and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Natiqual Bank
Mfetus
Abert
Duis Wo Riveky AD. Farwell
Manelaed
Kempy
Athurt Tuttle
Mr. Hrock
Eaelies
Jee
Ixby aAseintant
Menry le Farwell
First National Bank of Montpelines Direetars
A. Dwinell
I M. Corry
le DP
Tait
I. KM Deavitt
Whee
Arthur Eaton
James 1
Selliher A
Fire causes minor progress at derailed street blaze
A small blaze broke out near the corner of Granite Street and Pasture Street, with flames spreading to a plastered facade. Fire crews battled the fire for about an hour and a quarter before gaining a foothold. The property is owned by Mr. Lane of Montpellier and the Len family of 1 Garebatll. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diranite
Kamien
Mr. Lane
Montpellier Aml
Jeinthy Allen
Fragmentary OCR Trauma: Local Kitchen Fire and Injuries
A damaged report describes a kitchen incident with a caterer named Jamee Harting and several injured individuals. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the event involved steamed clams and a rear area, with several names partially readable.
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Battle
Creek
Crane
Thames River
Sues Railroad
J. C. Harrington
W. F. Weeks
Orange CO. Tel. CO
Maine
Augusta
Medan
Mr. Byrnes
Talk OF
the Town
Laird
Washington County
Wand
Weeks
Middiesbury
Karber
Windham County
Eevice Commission
Darling
Grange
Eine
Nissifner
Jenet
Callahan
Munich
Apo
Pern
Rishi
Pervonil Perenvar
Rutland & Tidewater Railroad Company
Gettysburg
Morrisville
Charles Cooper
Sheldon
Troy
Pownal
St. Albans
Northfield ‘Hospital Association
Otter Creek
Avelingtom
Newport
State Howe
Houghton—Hayes
Cabot
Marshfield
Erchants
M. S. Rounds
People's National Bank
Board of Directors
National Bank OF
Montpelier National Banks
Neauipeda
W. Bott
Tien
Jamee Harting
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