Poincare Elected on Second Ballot in French Presidency
Versailles reports show Premier Raymond Poincare winning the French republic presidency on the second ballot after an initial first ballot where Jules Pons led but lacked an absolute majority. The joint caucus failed to produce a majority for Poincare or Jules Pons, with votes split and deputies and senators voting individually amid tension and cabinet reshuffles.
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Versailles
Prince
Dan
Premire Raymond Volare
French Republic
Gheneine
France
Raymond Poincare
Jules Pons
Agriculture
Earlie
Clemenceau
Poincare
Clemencesu
Peincare
A. Demonzie
Paul Boncourt
Tabor
Domonaig
Boncourt
Paris
M. Pars
Pullioans
M. Polnewre
H Ho
Clemenceni
Clenenceni
Vaile
Combes
Led Iveswell
Mremier Palweare
M. Pamatid
M. Palmear
Poor Evelyn Nesbit Thaw seeks tools to defend suit
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw wife of Harry K Thaw asked the New York court yesterday to allow a defense against a jewelry suit claiming she sold property during her husband’s trial for the killing of Stanton White The attorney said she had no funds or credit The court entered an inquest and the jewelry firm seeks a judgment by submitting the evidence of the debt
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Fay
Ler Bush
Stanton White
Ajmireet
Than
Ie Deceander
No Action by Nagel on Castro Deportation Appeal
Washington January 17 reports Secretary Nagel will act on Cipriano Castro’s appeal from an immigration board decision after receiving labels from Castro’s counsel. The note indicates only the appeal notation has been received, with guidance on proceeding from Hills Island in the deportation case. The fragmentary text references Vermont and other regional color commentary but centers on the deportation matter.
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Washington, D.C
Cipriano Castro
Verczuela
Nagel
Castro
Immigration Board
Hills [Island
Two Hundred Sixty Albanians Slain by Servian Troops
Report from Vienna claims 25 Albanian civilians were killed by Servian irregulars since the Eure invasion. The source notes the account is from a single, presumably reliable informant and references the exiting conference amid broader atrocity reports.
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Vienna
Atheminne
Eure
Alimaia
Eight hurt as Pullman wrecks near Charlton depot
Springfield Mass Jan 17 eight passengers seriously injured and twelve minor as a Pullman car of a Boston & Albany line jumped a switch at Charlton depot and was struck by an eastbound freight. The derailed car tore along the tie for 60 yards before colliding with a freight engine, many aid crews and hospital transport for the injured.
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Springfield
Mass
Haston
Athans
Charlton
J. N. Milton
Pwerer Ward Durant
Hane Jon
Dorchester
Walter S. Roberts
New York
Thomas H. Kildun
Boston
Potter
Mise Alice Perkins
Springsfield
Jos. T. Marcross
Hosston
Boston & Albany
Two Great Slides In Culebra Cut
Two large earth slides have started again in the Culebra Cut section of the Panama Canal, per received information. Engineers had anticipated movements and allowed for them. removing debris will require extensive work with giant shovels.
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Washington, DD
Culebra
Panama Canal
Mayor Gaynor Likely To Skip Re election
In New York on January 17 Mayor William J Gaynor told the Holland Society dinner he would probably not run again for office. He praised Dutch citizens as a stable element and urged them to vote wisely, joking that many would not vote for him next time. Speakers Andrew Carnegie and Rep. Mar tin W Littleton joined in the event noting the Dutch role in peace and civic achievement.
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New York
Willian J.gaynor
Holland Society of New York
Nng
Andrew Carnegie
Martin W. Littleton
Channegie
Supreme Court Adultery Case Overruled Exceptions
The Chittenden county case of state against Nieberg reached the Supreme Court on exceptions. Judge Munson read a yesterday opinion upholding the lower court and ordering a sentence of not less than three years nor more than three and a half years of hard labor at the state prison.
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Chittenden
Harriet
Peek
Supreme Court
Thiet
Chittenden County
Nieberg
Munson
New Haven Faces Federal Indictments Over Milk Shipments
A federal grand jury in York New Haven and Hill railroad district returned two indictments against the New Haven line. One accuses concessions in milk shipments from Connecticut to Boston Hampton and Abington. The second alleges failure to file an internal tab for such shipments.
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Boston
Jan
Connecticut
York, New Haven & Hill Railroad Ly
United States Grand Jury
Internwlta
Hampton
Abington
New Haven Road
White Slave Indictments Brought in Federal Case
Federal white slave act indictments issued against Joseph Warner of Springfield and Georgy Cascella of New York for allegedly bringing a Polish immigrant girl from New York to Springfield Burlington. A Burlington fire destroyed an upstairs millinery and wake store on North Winooski Avenue at 445 AM. Fire gutted a wooden block housing J I Waite’s shop and Miss Cora Ryan’s millinery, with residents escaping in nightclothes. Losses include stock fixtures and Wake store contents, with total claim around 31,000 plus insured items. origin undetermined. This marks the era’s notable local blaze and legal actions in a single report.
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Joseph Warner
Springfield
Georgy E. Cascella
New York
New You
Burlington
Jan
North Winooski Avenue
North Street
J. I. Waite
Miax
Cora Ryan
Ssidor Plant
Levi Vincent
Miss Ryan
Hames
Mr. Plant
Stark Amt
Waite
Tia Toss
Milivery
Mock
Six Die in Edmonton Fire Run to Tenants in Rooming House
Winnipeg report of a massive Edmonton blaze leaves six Italian tenants dead in a five story building collapse. Fire destroyed early today as city records mark it the worst blaze in Alberta capital history.
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Edmonton
Winnipeg
Latain
Bnelon
Allerta
Amos N Warner Dies After Illness in Vermont
Amos N Warner aged 72 died at his Grove Street home yesterday afternoon after a four week illness from pneumonia followed by kidney trouble. Born in Michigan he moved to Vermont as a child and lived in Barnets, Johnson, and Jericho. A traveling salesman for 25 years in the West, he later resided with his sister Ann Coleman. He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Ann Coleman and Mrs. Artin Morse, and a brother Frank of St, Albans. Burial is planned in Jericho.
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Essex Junction
Jan
Amon N. Warner
Inez Moreh
Grove Street
Wineumonia
Morrow
Mr. Warner
Michigan
Vermont
Bamnex
Johnson and Jericho
West
Ann Coleman
Mra
Artin Morse
Jericho
Frank
Srattleboro
May End Trust Charges Over Brazil Valuation Standoff
Washington officials declined to discuss the repsect from Lotion that 1 000 fags of tudieweek to the United States under the Brazilian valorization. General Wickersham's anti trust pat against the valorization understalling that the sale within a ful ted eves enable the word be followed by the dismissal of the government's pat.
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Washington, C
Dan
Tovernment
United States
Weber
General Wickersham
Fragmented obituary notices from London and Boston
Local column reports a death in London, lists the late Charles Seumnwr of Massachusetts and Mrs Aliee Mason of Boston, notes remarriage mentions and a jumble of names including Elward Falfonr, Willem Willems, and a reference to a runaway case. The legible details are sparse and the text is heavily garbled.
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Laventan
Aliee Mason
Boston
Charles Seumnwr
Masenrhusett
Wadmreday
Accidental Discharge Defense in Purinton Wright Case
Louis Purinton on trial for the killing of Milo Wright will claim accidental discharge of the revolver. Testimony showed John Wright and others at the Rowell house when the shooting occurred. The defense emphasizes the weapon was unintentionally discharged as Milo Wright died weeks later. Jury expected to hear all testimony this week and render verdict Thursday.
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Middlebury
Louis Purinton
Elim
Milo Wright
John Wright
Mila Weight
Foho Purinetron
Joh Piinton
Rowell House
Louie Porinton
Linley
Kiwant
Russelle
Aed
Nixon Thompson
Porinton
Thompean
Llecharger
Thoeda
Oli
A. Smuith
Frank Ladrn
Frank Loomis
Kailey
Stat
Tuttle
Iphon Ash
Wraton
Albert Rosean
Cinipi Amauti
Arthur Hall
State
Arthur Fortune
Incim
Germany Assents to Powers Note from London
German consent to present the collective note drafted by European powers in London to the Ottoman government was given. German ambassador at Constantinople participated with colleagues in delivering the note to Turkey as of January.
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Germany
London
Loneston
Corstwieti
Turkey
Constantinoply
Jan
Titanic Survivor Sues Over Loss From Oceanic Disaster
Emelio Portaluppi of Milford files claims with United States Commissioner Alexander Gilchrist against Oceanic Steam Navigation. He seeks 25000 for physical injury and a Garibaldi painting, plus damages totaling 85 408 000 for loss of life and property from the Titanic sinking off Newfoundland on April 14 1912. Portaluppi, a survivor from Barre, recalls boarding a lifeboat after paramilitary boiler explosions and later recounts family ties to Veale relatives in Barre and We st erly.
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Emelio Portaluppi
Milford, N. 1
Harve
Male Portaluppi
North Main Street
Joseph Oxaola
United Stats
Alexander Gilchrixt
Oceanic Steam Navigation Company
Tad
Gether
Portaluppl
Newfoundland
Barre
James Veale
Scotland
Mehat
Weasterly
RB. L
America
Nicholas Veale
Erwin
Veale
Maplewell
Weeserly
Fletcher Urges Solons Regulate Corporations and Courts
Vermont Governor Allen M. Fletcher presses the General Assembly to regulate charter powers through public service commission oversight, reform court procedures, and expand municipal and judicial authority. He urges action on water power conservation, corporate charters, and faster, costless litigation, warning adjournment must not delay these measures.
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State House
Fletcher
Public Service Commission
Vermont
Arbitration Board Proposal for Labor Confrontations
An 11d committee proposes a state board of conciliation and arbitration with three members appointed by the governor before March. One member from labor representing employees, one from an organization not tied to labor, and a third chosen by the first two. The board would investigate and report on employer employee disputes amid threatened strikes and mediation efforts. The proposal calls for printing and distribution.
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Surveyor General
Maresh
Dutlee
Debts Inclusion Debate on Taxation Remedy
A proposed amendment to tax law requires debt disclosure for personal property deductions. Taxpayers must file by January 15 with town electors, listing creditors, amounts, and dates owed, verified by debtor affidavit, to claim deductions.
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Alsvets
House Sustained Governor's Veto on Charter Change
The House yesterday voted to sustain Governor Fletcher's veto of a bill amending the charter of E. & T. Fairbanks & Company to allow it to acquire other corporations. The veto argues the measure creates a holding company and legalizes a trust, conflicting with U S Supreme Court decisions, and notes the issue of stock purchases beyond a narrow scope. (Continued on sixth page.)
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E. & T. Fairbanks & Co
House
Ornor Fletcher
E. & T. Fairbanks Company
House of Representatives
Vannot
Te Faibanks & Company
United States
Northern Securities Co
St. Johnsbury
Older Green Mountain Boys convene in Barre for statewide gathering
Three Barre troops depart for Saxtons River to attend a convention of the Older Green Mountain Boys. The event opens with a banquet and runs until Sunday night with plans to return Monday morning. Delegations include W F Milne, Douglas Inglis, Edward Jackson, Georgy Walstens, Winnifred Smith, Richard Hoar, Neil Hooker, and Howard Camp. Prominent Vermonters and New York business figures join the events focused on fire lighting, first aid, and scout manual work, with wireless apparatus hoped as a feature. The next annual meeting may be in Barre or another central Vermont city.
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Barre
Saxtons River
Green Mountain
Barre Bays
W. F. Milne
Douglas Inglis
Firet Baptist Church
Edward Jackson
Georgy Walstens
Winnifred Smith
Richard Hoar
Neil Hooker
Howard Camp
Herdding Methodist
Green Mountain Hoys
New York
Som
Winter rheumatic illness in East Barre linked to social circle
East Barre reports Marry Hanson of Burg, Ga is ill with rheumatism during winter stay. A large circle of friends expresses sympathy. The local court meeting lists officers and roles, with plans for a community entertainment titled “Little Hueteebot” and a 299 opera bell program featuring local talent and an intermission between acts.
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Worl
Hanson
Burg
Whitcomb
Mit
Hubert Voerald
Manger
Alf Leweuns
Wilkes Dosald
George Lawson
J.P. Magan
E. Smith
Woodard
Adrian Taylor
Jomboe
Worwlard
Lee Lager
Chath Charterninenn
Eli Avery
City Printing Awarded To N. J. Roberts
City printing contract for the annual report awarded after two bids. Aldermen Denali McLeod David Dawson and A Rossi note the agreement with N. J. Roberts to print about 300 pages at 15 cents per page with tubular pages counting double. Cloth bound copies planned for theatre release within weeks.
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Aldermanic Printing Committee
Aldremen Denali McLeod
David Dawson
A. Rossi
N. J. Roberts
BO W. Quinings
Boy Disobeys Police Orders Bogs In At City Depot
Julio Gonnertt, aWebsterville boy, defied police instructions to return home and spent the night in a sleigh shed and then a Central Vermont station bench. An officer found him at 2 AM dreaming of the West. He was detained for a second time this week as his father, Sam Gennett, awaits a conference with state attorney and police officials. The incident follows reports of mistreatment at home and concerns over the boy's movie and literature interests.
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Julio Gonnertt
Websterville
Julio
Depob Square
Verwont
Golden West
Sam Gennett
No sooner out than in as Neddo jailed again
Filis Neddo, who served 65 days for intoxication, was met at Montpelier jail door by Oliver Harry Gamble and charged with a subsequent intoxication offense. He fled from Corry, Dewitt Frost dam work site on November 14, was recaptured and brought back. In court Judge HelW Beott fined him 15 and costs 14 for failure to pay. he will serve another 72 days in jail.
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Filis Neddo
Montpelier
Oliver Harry Gamble
Hughey Carpenter
Neddo
Corry
Barre
Nedde
Hel W. Beott
Nookers
Committee of thirty five forms plan to improve local conditions
A meeting of a committee of thirty five, chosen from seven church groups, convened in the court room to begin organizing a body aimed at improving local conditions. Nine men from each association may be named, with another meeting set for next week to draft a constitution and finalize the group’s name.
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iWae
Lif Nev
Orange County Banquet Lists Local Officials And Guests
An orange county banquet assembled notable figures including Lieutenant Governor and associate judge, with attendees such as John W. Rowell and Charles Arreney. The event highlighted civic figures in attendance and reflected local political ties.
Weather Forecast Issue Note
Fragmentary forecast text reports rain over tonight with uncertain wording. Mentions “Gabler Saiweday” and Vernet with unclear spelling or place names. Unable to determine exact locations, dates, or reliable weather details from the fragment.
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Gabler
Wutheriy
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