Higher Duty on Certain Dairy Staff Tariff Bill
The Howe emergency tariff bill, approved by the Senate Finance Committee, will be reported to the Senate on Monday. There was no record vote on the seven amendments added at yesterday's meeting, though party lines were closely drawn. A dairy product duty amendment, setting a higher rate, was accepted today amid debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Washington, D.C. Dan
Siemens
Bomacrat
Novii
Cavelina
Eal
War Finance Corporation Restored to Aid Exports Loans
The War Finance Corporation, revived by Congress over President Wilson's veto, is now active and ready to review loan applications to finance exports. It previously suspended activities last May and will operate similarly to its prior advance program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, d
War Finance Corporation
Wilson
Ite
Warship and planes dispatched for Icebreaker Baikal relief
Tokio reports a warship and several airplanes have been sent to aid the Icebreaker Baikal after it broke moorings at Alexandrovsk Siberia amid a storm. The vessel is surrounded by ice and feared to be frozen in an immense floe with about sixty aboard facing exposure. Navy officials believe air support will locate and rescue the crew and passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Baikal
Alexandrovsk
Siberia
Devastated France Gets $90,000 From Boat
New York on January 16 reports say the American committees for devastated France announced reserved dk fry its omanagement of the heart last night. Henry Leonard, lightweight champion, scored a technical knockout over Rivchie Mitchell in the sixth round. Gate receipts totaled 140,000 dollars, with 40,000 to Leonard and 20,000 to Mitchell. A 14,000 crowd packed Madison Square Garden, including society folk in formal dress.Mrs Anne Morgan, chairwoman of the committee, received a standing ovation as she was praised for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Anne Morgan
Montpelier Board Updates and Local Notices
Capital Livings Dank and Trust Coy Jam lists directors including George Blinchant Frank Smith and others with George Manehard as president. A five percent dividend is declared. Local court reports note Charles Willey’s conviction for operating an unregistered auto. Marriage licenses issued for Montpelier couples and Cleveland resident Evelyn Yeager. Union and state officials in Rutland confer with former governor Clement about overdue reports. Guardian appointed for Mary Burke of Barre in a nautical context. ships and guardian details pending. Community notices include a county court invitation for Sunday, with Rev Frisk Kopp and A Extoe to speak. Government departments face pushback on proposed budget measures and reduced spending.
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Anda
Capital Livings Dank Amt Trust Coy Jam
George L. Blinchant
Frank M. Smith
BH. Deavitt Hood
Valhoim
Tom Caltalien
Harry Daniele
Neve
North Montpelier
George 1
Manehard
KW Dewvitt
Ho. Vollwalm
Center
Cart Hil
Mixe
Tilly Soford
Montpelier
Tee Howard Saideyan
Monpelier
Evelyn Yeager
Cleveland
Alex. Hall
Mee Masri 'Sostyn
American Legion Conference
H. E Shaw Company
Stowe
Herrick and Mantle Comony
Richford Line
Benjamin Gates
IE. Werks
W. F. Set
Rutland
P. W. Clement
Will J. Davie
Boand
Simtrol
Constantinople
Jam
Mra Mary
Burke
Barre
Ig i Miles
Black Sea
Tome
Fran
Ponseethon
Itte
Atric
Sietena
County Court House
Frisk Kopp
K. Dasting
Bevtea
Peter
Threat to Allied Ships in the Black Sea
A wartime report describes peril to Allied vessels in the Black Sea and notes escalating dangers amid escalating naval tensions. Authorities warn shipping crews to exercise heightened vigilance as regional threats persist.
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Black Sea
Germany London Police Cured Of War Claim Plot
Milan July 14 reports say Germany is cured of its militaristic spirit and cannot wage war again, with Dr Bernard Dernburg arguing against Austrian economic rescue by a German union. In London a Sinn Fein plot to destroy property is alleged after Patrick Kenny and others faced court over an oil plant arson attempt.
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Germany
London
Milan
Bernard Dernburg
League of Nations Societies
Contantin Dumba
United States
Austria
Dernburg
Bulgaria
Russian League of Nation Society
Sinn Fein
Patrick Kenny
Sarrela
Facuum Oil Company
Wandsworth
Vacuum Company
Fiat
Kenny
Inter
Peret Gives Up Making Ministry In France
Paris June 3 Raoul Perot who was asked to head a new ministry declined to form the cabinet. Difficulties in cabinet formation discouraged him and he gave up the task. Raymond Poincare at first refused but might serve if Bene Dermier went foreign affairs Vivian adamant about not joining due to law practice and League of Nations ties. Radicals insistence blocks cabinet. possible delay to interallied war conference set for February 1.
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Paris
Juin
Raoul Perot
France
Wertheslay
Millerand Ts Say
M. Pert
Patrice
Raymond Poincare
Bene
Senate
Chamber of Depurties
Vatican
House foreign affairs panel approves armament conference call
Washington D C January 15 The foreign affairs committee approved the resolution urging President Wilson to call a world peace conference on universal disarmament with no dissenting votes The panel also rejected nine to two an amendment by Republican Representative Muire to extend invitations to Ireland and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Theint
Wilson
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ilinois
Ireland
Philippines
Woman Endures 47 Days of Fast in Faithful Hope
Danville, Jan. 15. A woman refusing food for 47 days speaks of not fearing death. Ernest Harrington notes her vow aims to secure a lasting victory through fasting. She says God would not let her die and requests visitors only by the back door if in the room. Her husband reacts quietly to her words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Harrington
Danville, I
Danville
Hiddington
Callaghan Political Refugee Granted Entry
Washington DC January report notes Secretary of Labor Whitehouse expected to be on a pageant as Callaghan, a political refugee seeking asylum. The article states he would be permitted entry under laws granting asylum to political refugees despite long journey and unclear status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Lathar Witein
Callaghan
Flywheel Illegally Used In Rochester House Fire Probe
An unclear report describes a fire in Rochester New York involving a flywheel and possible unlawful entry to a residence. Investigators seek details on three houses affected and the kitchen area as part of the incident. Authorities urge local residents to provide information leading to the case.
Langdon Shooting Before Inquiry Court
A court of inquiry was appointed to investigate the Langdon shooting incident. Admiral Gleaves informed the navy department that the inquiry will proceed to a full investigation and report findings to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon
Wrenerton
D.C
Vowtak
Washington
Corng Gleaves
Navy Rgtment
Alleged Bandit Dead After Wreck in Dallas Texas
Police traced a reported robbery on Jackson Street to a car wreck near Wert Werth. Rufus Clemons and Antonia war named in connection with the incident. Schrivner injured in the auto bike wreck. Authorities seek suspects and details as the case unfolds.
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Dallas
Po Port Werth
Jackson Street
Sermely Wyrn
Rufus Clemons
Antonia
Wert Werth
Schrivner
Three Br The 255 Year Old Brothers Rival Record
Brattleboro New Hampshire residents discuss three brothers whose combined ages total 255 years to challenge a regional record. Frank Mann is 81, Wilmot Mann 86, and Nathan Mann 88. They were born in West Dover, later moved to Wilmington and Brattleboro, with a rural farming background and a history of abstaining from alcohol while voting Republican.
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Mann Brothers
Brattleboro
Brattlebor
Dan
Hamphire
Tiree Brothers
New England
Brittiebaro
Frank Ro Mann
W. F Mast
Marre
J. Karl Mann
Sone
William RR
Sophronia (Mean
Maan Ane
West Dover
Alwave
Nathan Mann
Northfield
Ming
Shee
Mre
Mowe
Canal Street
William Mann
Wie
Frank Mann
Nathan
William
Prank
Solid South "Buster" Inaugurated Governor Alfred Taylor
Nashville Tenn Jan 19 Alfred Taylor of Happy Valley who carried the solid South last November when elected governor by more than 40000 majority over Democrat Roberts was inaugurated today He declares his aim to be the best governor Tennessee ever had Except the two terms served by Ben W Hooper Taylor is the first Republican governor Tennessee has elected since 187.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alfred Taylor
Happy Valley
Robeerts
Ben W. Hooper
Taylor
Tenneene
New Drive Aims to Enforce Day Law in Chicago
In a series of motions before Judge Landis Attorney General seeks broader injunctions to punish violators of the Day Law. The effort targets keepers and teachers involved in prohibited activities amid prior related actions.
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Chicago
Jan
Prohibition
Landis
Gallecurc Married in St Louis Park
Gallecurc announces the marriage of Armelia Gail to Hlomeet Semel in St Louis Park on January 3. The ceremony and guests are described with local color as the community notes the union of the couple and plans for a forthcoming evening concert event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Park
Ming
Wes
Armelia Gail Prime Demas
Hlomeet Semel
Iver EU Phates Aren
Paniet
Meskes
Amerikan Oy
Spontaneous Fire Destroys Omaha Garage Whiskey Stock
In Omaha Nebraska on January 15 a two story residence area garage burned destroying a large quantity of newly made corn whiskey and moonshine equipment. Firemen attribute the blaze to spontaneous combustion of the whiskey. Police seized the partially destroyed still and a large cache of liquor never before recovered in this section. Over two thousand quart bottles and one hundred five gallon jugs were affected. A full motor truck loaded with filled bottles burned and ten barrels of mash were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Housing Relief Seen From Depression Echo in Boston
Boston January 16 The recent industrial depression is credited with easing Boston housing shortages as city planners report to Mayor Peters. The relief is seen as temporary and linked to more people leaving crowded centers for cheaper living as few new homes are built. The board notes possible private builder gains from easier credit and more materials, while urging coordinated government aid, rural repopulation, and anti collusion measures to sustain supply and lower costs.
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Boston
Uent
City Planning Board
Peters
Fenanet
New York
Wot
Sity
Begin Fight to Unionize Steel Shops
A new national campaign to organize iron and steel workers emerged in Washington as Willem Hampen announced a reorganized leadership under the National and International Unions allied with the AFL. Thomas Iron, Steel and Tin Workers heads the committee replacing the old national panel. aims include peaceful campaigning for better wages and justice amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Washington
Dan
Eter
Willem Hampen
American Federation of Labor
Benheen
New Cary
M 3
Tighe
Aimated Associa Thomas Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
National Committee For
Arganizing Iron and Steel Workers
Pemceful
Tragic Domestic Scene Unfolds After Fatal Impulse
In Swanton a woman named Mrs Franzen inflicted fatal injuries on herself after a dispute with her husband. Deputies report she severed arteries in both wrists and left the scene, later found in an apparent attempt at self-harm. The late Mrs Franzen had been despondent. authorities note her husband Mr. Franzen and a neighbor, Mr. Holden, described a troubled household. The couple’s three small children were left in care as investigators pursue theft-related charges against another party and examine en route therapy options for the distressed family.
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Warresa
de. Allen
Swanton
Pransen
Franzen
Holden
Roman
Wimler
Furnivere
Frameem
Fraasen
Grand Jury Subpoenas In Whitman Inquiry In New York
In Whitman inquiry into the city administration Mayor Hylan and Police Commissioner Enright were subpoenaed to testify next Monday. The subpoenas were issued as part of the investigation led by former Governor Charles A. Whitman into city government actions in New York City.
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Hylan
New York
Enright
Whitman
Charles &. Whitman
Women’s Auxiliary Leaders Elected at Burlington Convention
The Burlington meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion selected J. P. Gifford of Randolph as president with officers including Henry Norton Montpelier as first vice president and E. J. Thomas B Falls as second vice president. Delegates numbered 74 as National Commander Galbraith spoke on aiding the Legion and auxiliary goals. He criticized government handling of crippled veterans and urged aftercare reforms alongside Capper and Rogers bills before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
J. P. Gifford
Randolph
Henry Norton
Montpelier
Vicrp Dent
E. J. Thomas
Tanelenn
Auspions
American Legion
Edmunds High School
Galbraith
Hurtness
Legion
Tompkins
Norwich University
Phimley
Northant University
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Waskington
Moore
United States
Capper
Rogers
Congress
Alnut
Increase in liquor sale and family deterioration reported
Boston report notes December rise in liquor sales and worsening family welfare conditions. The Family Welfare Society cites four primary causes linked to strain on households, with Saasnes Pank sites referenced as areas of concern. The briefing emphasizes social impact and calls for targeted support programs.
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the Family Welfare Society of
Mamachusetts
Boston
Saasnes
Bakers Return After Visit to Burlington Vermont
Mr and Mrs O W Baker of Cowperd street and Mr and Mrs H W Celier of Jefferson Street were travelers to Burlington Vermont with dairymen and sugar makers group. They returned home today.
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O. W. Baker
Cowperd
Vermont
Burlingtom
Celier
Jefferes Street
Ube Omen
Famine Predicted To Claim Millions In Six Months
New York dispatch reports Reverend Dr. W. A. Mathey, returning missionary from Paotingfu, warns that famine in China will claim more lives in the next six months than all deaths in World War I. He cites more than fifteen million facing immediate starvation and 1000000 more affected across 100000 square miles. Nations are urged to mobilize a tremendous rescue effort.
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New York
China
W. A. Mathey
Paotingfu
Meadow Brook Golf Club Plans Annual Meeting
Meadow Brook Golf club held its annual meeting at Clanfior don hall on a Thursday evening. Reports praised a record year with four inter-club matches won three, losing only to Barre on Barre’s course. Officials were re-elected unanimously and committees chosen for executive, fall, handicap, treasurers, and improvements, with plans for early spring work.
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Meadow Brook
Clanfiordon Hall
Cnanehaly
Barre Golf Club
Hardwick
Barre
John Geale
Alex Cowie
Joseph Fraser
James F. Forrest
William McKenzie
Charles Greig
George Melood
George Anderson
William Pirie
George Laing
James Freeland
William Punckn
Donald McDonald
James Dunbar
O. Bissett
William Duncan
A. Pirie
John Ellix
Odd Ladies Installation in Granite City Knights Hall
Granite City Judge No 37 held the annual installation with about twenty members from Graniteville attending. Officers named include past noble grand Elvira Giudier and noble grand Margaret Carle with Elizabeth Sargent as elective secretary and Eleanor Faulkner as treasurer. Refreshments followed by the amusement committee.
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Granite City
Elizabeth Sargent
Permnent
Nellie Bianehl
Eleanor Faulkner
Eva Gamble
Deeste Thaw
Mra
Joeshe Lund
Elsie Farris
Mise Moltie Gilnei
Noble Grand
Marin Mitchells
Mies Deliis Morley
Annabelie Milne
George Stewart
Etlearwth Stephene
Tow Fae
Funeral of Frank John dro at Wallum Lake sanatorium
The funeral of Frank Johns dro was held at the Wallum Lake sanatorium. From Graniteville Wetsterville and Mintpel areas friends attended. Pallbearers included Barry Jotun and Willem Darby. Flowers from Lena Duty and others were sent. Family members included his wife and brothers. Members of the Order of Moin attended.
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Frank Juliet
Howe
Thesday Meerning
Wallum Lake
Wallan Lake
Peter Dubay
Willem Darby
CH. Steopland
Chester Mengett
Jai Marlow
Wallve Knutson
Willem Menard
Jobndra
Mise Lena Duty
Mise
Tera Prikew
Nts Gulisiary
Mies Anna Spahr
Miro
BR Simpenn
Pecquet
William. Drebey
Sted
HP. Miles
Iushasd
Asether
Saminal
Francie Goldsberg
Charis LaFountain
Herbert Whitewal
Myron
Mroridenre
Resell
God Mra Chare. Smith
Montpeler
Grif and Complications at Waterties Meet Tragedy
A tribute reports the death of ten year old Moses Leerll of Witertary Center following injuries from a misfortune at a local event. He died yesterday after being in critical condition since Thursday. Parents and family mourn the loss as authorities review the circumstances.
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Gambi
Mire
Moses Leerll
Witertary Center
Forte
Tresddins
Cuanghelond
Dermening
Boston Promoter Sentenced for Bogus Club Scam
Dr Sydney A Mathew promoter of the bogus National Touring Club of America received five years in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta and a $1000 fine for obtaining thousands of dollars on false memberships. The sentence was handed down in Boston on January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sydney A. Mathew
National Touring Club of America
Atlanta
Swift ride ends as Red Devil car brakes fail
Motorman Edward Felt on the Barre & Montpelier Traction repair car could not stop the fast moving Devil’s iron brake tail on Washington street. With Clyde Brigham and several workers, including Patrick Armstrong and John Nathan, Felt managed to stop the car after it reached about 40 to 60 mph. Passersby watched the chaotic escape and Felt quipped that if he must fly he’d prefer wings to street cars. The group then departed to the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Felt
Barre
Pein
Peeple
Washington and
South Main Street
Mr. Felt
Clyde Brigham
Ely
Col J B Meade Circle Installs Officers at Worthen Hall
At the regular meeting of Col J B Meade Circle No 1 Ladies of the GACR in Worthen hall officers were installed to serve during the enswha gg Years New officers include President Mrs Amelia Matore Vice President Mrs Lilian Dh for rloe Secretary Mrs Emily Macrae Treasurer Mrs Cora Burnham Chaplain Mrs Sara Bond Patriotic Instructor Mrs Abbie Willey Conductress Mrs Laura West First Conductress Mrs Lerisig Masfield Guard Mrs Florence Webster Assistant Guard Mrs Gravina Duitley Musician Mrs Rese Card After the meeting a supper was served by a committee including Florence Webster and a social time followed.
Two Men Lost Overboard Aboard Pacific Fleet Ship
Two sailors from the U S Pacific fleet were washed overboard at sea during a January 1 incident. Folger Overa Kewtenen of the D S S Arkansas and Burton Maynard from the destroyer Rtechart are reported missing and not recovered. Patrols and search efforts were underway but no trace had been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Fleet
New Maexico
Atles
Folger Ovear Kewtenen
Arkansas
Burton Maynard
El Smith & Co To Re open Gravesville Jerville Quarries
El Smith and Co announce the Graviteville and Jerville quarries will reopen Monday morning after a period idle since December 24. Donald Smith, president of the firm, leads the restart and urges both workers and the public to support the lime works and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Smith & CO
EL Smith Apd
Graviteville
Jerville
Rei Onalias
Bey Donald Smith
TALK OF THE TOWN Plan for weekly services and events
The notice outlines weekly services at Sally a hanes mos with specific times and locations. It mentions a recruiting drive for a famed division and a festival schedule with details on attendance and signals a community effort to publicize upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanes Mos
Noen
Young
Homer
Aivisien
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American Committee
Benny Leonard
Mitchell
Dr. Dernburg
League of Nations
Flouse Committee
Call O'Callaghan
Wisen
Rochester
N. Y
Rob
Shewers
Solid South
Buster
Tenmenses
Alinois
Samen-Keepers
Gallecurc
Wellock
Mr. Cmd Mire Lamente
Pierre Paul Auther
Eloper
Highgate
Women's Auxiliary OF American Legion
Bur
Meadow Brook Golf Plans
ODD Ladies
Graniteville
Frank Johndro
Hoger Dorel
Waterbury Center
Sydney A. Mathews
Mathews O
COL
J. B. Meade
Talk OF
the Town
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