All Ministers Resign After Poincare Victory in France
Paris January 18 The French cabinet met at Elysee Palace and ministers announced their resignations following Premier Poincare s election as chief executive President Fallieres asked them to stay until successors are chosen Newspapers praise Poincare s election with rare unity conservatives supported his candidacy and Poincare won by a majority of 187 over Jules Pain s rival vote tally confirms broad Republican radical backing amid the cabinet shakeup
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Paris
Elysen Palace
Fallieres
Poincare
France
Paltieres
Poinenre
Kroneh
Jules Pain
National Assembly
Jules Panis
Alleged Embezzler For Over Million In Hungary
Ignax Pallon a leading railroad and bridge contractor in Hungary was arrested in Budapest on charges of embezzling about 1 million dollars and disposing forged notes. He served as director in several railway firms and financial institutions both in Hungary and abroad, with one company reported as victimized for around 300,000.
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Budapest
Ignax Pallon
Hungary
Former Philippine governor general William Cameron returns to Manila
William Cameron, once governor general of the Philippines, was greeted with a great ovation in Manila today. A marine parade formed in his honor drew large crowds and multiple receptions were held amid the warm welcome.
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Manila
Willam Cameron
The
Philippines
Civic secretary linked to city life and education
A new civic secretary in Duluth Minnesota unites education with daily life through evening schools civic centers and outreach. The role consolidates local social center work plans to spread similar offices in other midwestern cities and may include a city exposition highlighting industries and municipal institutions.
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Duluth
Minn
Polly Welfare
United States Bureau of Education
Middle West
Superior
Wik
Fier
Cetaren
Washington Senate Session Hints at Taft Tax Policy Clash
Reported from Washington on January events as Senate Republicans push to block Democrat proposals in conference, amid flood warnings and weather forecasts. Early January readings show rivers rising and rain shaping evacuation and war-condition planning under weather predictions.
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Washington
Jan
Westentay
Senate
Taft
Chelsea Organizations Hold Three Annual Meetings
At recent annual meetings in Chelsea, stockholders elected directors for the coming year across Orange County Creamery, Orange County Bank, and George Washington Lodge No. 31 F A M. Directors and officers include Horace Moxley, A W Whitney, Willard Townsend, Millan T King, H N Mattison, and Stanley C Wilson, with officers such as Horace Moxley as president and Mra Enniew A Lewis as secretary. The Bank and Lodge details list additional names and roles, with an installation planned for February.
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Chelsea
Jim
Orange County Creainery Company
Hohl
Horace Moxley
A.W. Whitney
Woo
Dawn
Avkwiman
Dennis D. Giles
Mra. Enniew A. Lewis
M. Tonk
W. Whitney
Dover
National Bank of
Edward B. Hatch
Wilder H. Dearborn
Herbert C. Bixby
Herbert F. Bower
Wilam Morse
Leon E. Grant
Stewart
Prank EK. Bixby
Calvin N. Dearborn
Leon C. Ordway
Harry F. Bryant
Tyler
Enetus B. Dickinson
Plea of Justification in Roosevelt Suit
Marquette Mich January 18 George A Newitt of Ishpeming dies in circuit court as defendant in a civil suit by Theodore Roosevelt for damages of 810000 Newitt claims the alleged libelous statements are true and published as privileged because Roosevelt was seeking office at the time
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Marquette, Mich
George A. Newitt
Ishpeming
Theodore Roosevelt
Newitt
Roosevelt
Brattleboro Meeting Seeks County Farm Expert
More than 50 representatives from 17 Windham County towns gathered at the Brooks house parlors to discuss forming a county organization to utilize a U S government offer for an agricultural expert to work in Windham County for two years. John C Dennison was named chairman and Carl Hopkins clerk. A nominating committee of three was appointed to draft bylaws and select officers.
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Brattleboro
Windham County
Brooks House
Brattleboro Board of Trade
United States
Windhham County
John C. Dennison
Carl & Hopkins
Dennison
John A. Ware
John E. Piddock
Saxtons
Fall
Maj. C. Houghton
N. J. Divoll
CL. Stickney
George Aiken
Helen Gould to Limit Wedding Trousseau Costs
New York, Jan. 18 Helen Gould, though one of America's wealthiest women, will confine wedding expenses to 1000 dollars. She will marry Winley J. Shepard at her Tarrytown home Wednesday. She will wear ivory satin gown with rose point lace and a court train. Her trousseau will feature purple and gray, Mrs Gould's favorite colors.
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New York
Helen Gould
Trousseau
Winley J. Shepard
Tarrytown
Mise Gould
Draft suffragette hikers plan mandatory Washington hike
New York Jan 18 General Rosalie Jones who led the Albany suffragette pilgrimage says she will issue an order soon for a long Washington hike making participation nearly mandatory. She intends to require women who cannot march to pay for a substitute.
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New York
Rosalie Jones
Albany
Issu
Washington
Governor McCreary Sends Tents to 2300 Flood Victims in Kentucky
In Frankfort Governor McCreary arranged tents and blankets for about 2300 residents marooned near Ashbyburg by the Jometire river flooding and related fires. Local officials coordinated relief as households remain cut off.
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Frankfort
McCreary
Ashby- ‘Berg
Hat Pins and Umbrellas in New York Strike Scene
The report describes women garment workers on strike in New York who fought a fierce battle with rocks today, resulting in five arrests. Pietre Lotis notes impressions of New York to begin in the February Century.
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New York
Dan
Garteent
Ice
Kat Pire
Pietre Lotis
Loti
Tas & Premehiman
Oriente
Logie
Mmimd
Trains Halted by Strike In Maine Rail Line
Engineers and firemen on the Tangoy and Aroostook rail line struck for higher wages. Officials say funds are unavailable to meet demands, risking further disruption. Bangor and Aroostook railroad serves northwestern Maine and carries printer paper freight. $34,000 annual expense cited. Percy B. Todd elected president. Arthur Holland resigns to keep Maine residency.
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Caribo
Tangoy & Aroostook
Rogetta
van Buren
Bangor
Itr
Prier
New York
Tao
Boant of Directors
Yeatenlay
Percy B. Todd
Arthur Holland
Maine
Constable Killed Making an Arrest in Passadubeng Me
Constable Maurice D. Beane was shot in the breast and killed while trying to arrest a woodsman identified as Wooleman for forging orders. The suspect fled into the woods as officers and citizens pursue him. Beane was unarmed at the time.
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Passadubeng
Maurice D. Beane
Wooleman
C. Whittier
Beane
Deputy Sheriff Sued Over Fiduciary Funds in Rutland Case
In Rutland on January 18, an agreed quit has county Clerk Herman recording. F C Wilson seeks $1200 from Deputy Sheriff D A Barker alleging funds held in fiduciary capacity were diverted. Barker says Lyons, an Albany attorney, abducted Evelyn Wilson and Barker acted as intermediary. Lyons was arrested weeks ago on abduction charges. Barker claims he was not a legal agent and that the $1000 did not go to Wilson.
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Rutland
Harman
F.C. Wilson
D. A. Barker
Bia
Plains Argee
J. Walter Lyons
Evelyn’ Wilson
Darker Act
Jed
Wilson
Lyons
Albany
Markers
Mr. Wilson
Death of Middlesex Woman A W George
Mrs A W George of Middlesex died this morning from blood poisoning. She was 40, daughter of Mr and Mrs George P Lawrence. She leaves her husband, one daughter Aurthe Lanyou, and two sisters Mrs Jacobs of East Montpelier and Mrs Milne of Moretown.
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A. W. George
A. W
Middlesex
George P. Lawrence
Aurthe Lanyou
Glenn Liz
Baul
Bopl Jacobs
East
Montpelier
Pred B. Milne
Moretown
Frank &. Lawrence
Barlington
Prize Poultry Cups Awarded At Vermont Exhibition
The 16th annual Vermont State Poultry Association exhibition at St Albans closed with prize cups awarded for best displays in multiple breeds. Winners include Wirthmaroy, Curtis St Albans, McClure Middletown Spelly, Brush & Sons Milton, Marsh Anesburg Pallle, and Prinity Swanton for various White, Partridge, Columbian, and Rhode Island Red breeds. Some exhibitors will transport birds to Enosburg Falls for a separate show under Kyosting Pallle Poultry Association.
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St. Albans
Dan
Vermont
Poul“try Association
Enoshoeg Falls
Kyosting Palle Poultry Association
Wirthmareony
N. HL
Pennitian
St. Johnsbury
Curtis
St. Allman
McClure
Middletown
Spelly
FW. Jones
Hurlington
Ll. Marsh
Anesburg
Palle
Columbian Wyandottes
OW. D. Prnity
Swanton
Partridge Plymouth Rocks
H. P. Massey
St. Albana
Coltumblan Rocks
Im. Shepard
Martpetier
Rhode Triand Rds
C.D. Ordway
Burlington
B.irene
St. Allignis
Greene
Paniman
Jobmabury
G. Stevens
Manchester
Nest
Mair
W. W. Stiles
Bost
A. W . Daley
Montpelier
Odd Fellows in Assembly Held at Hall with 175 Attendees
Canton Vinton No 9 and Minnehaha Encampment No 24 held a joint gathering in Odd Fellows hall last night with about 175 attendees. Officers installed included Captain C. Averill and High Priest G. Bayer, followed by a social hour, refreshments, and dancing at Miles hall.
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Canton Vinton
Odd Fellows Hall
E. Sawyer
Canton
C. (. Averill
Bayer
Folsom
Lodge
T Miles Hall
Judge Nichols Funeral Held at Braintree Hill
Randolph June 18 The funeral of Hon William H Nichols former judge of the probate court in Orange county was held at his home on Braintree Hill yesterday afternoon. Attendees included members of US Grant post GA Ry and Randolph University club. A simple service was led by Rev Fraser Metzger. Interment was in the oil cemetery hall of the Braintree Hill meeting house. Survivors listed include Ralph Ray Royse Nichols David Bosworth and Charge Muay.
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Randolph
William H. Nichols
Orange County
Braintree Hill
US Grant Post
GA. Ry
Randeh University Clvb
Fraser Metzger
Bethany Church
Phoenix
Tye
Pam
Urvatt
Randolph University
Respondent Takes Stand in Addivoy Murder Case
Arguments closed in Addivoy county court today in the State of Louis Putin ton murder in the second degree case linked to Milo G. Wright of Starkshoro. The respondent testified yesterday about the revolver as the weapon, while others offered defense or guilt claims.
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Addivoy Vaunty
Louis Putinton
Milo G. Wright
Starkshoro
Fie
Wright
Aged Vermont poetess Julia C R Dorr dies at 87
Julia C R Dorr the Vermont poetess aged 87 died at 4 30 this morning in Rutland. Born February 19 1825 in Charleston S C she was brought to Vermont in 1830 and married Seneca M Dorr in New York in 1847. Her notable works include Farmindale Lawsmere Sibyl Huntington Expiation and A Cathedral Pilgrimage.
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Rutland
Dan
Julia C.R. Dorr
Vermont
William H. Steel
Brooklyn
Russell R. Dorr
St. Paul
Minn
Gen
KH. Ripley
New York
Charles B. Parker
Vergennes
Mra. Do
Entertainer George Kiernan Delivers Cricket on the Hearth Impersonation
In Barre under the women's civic federation auspices, George Kiernan of Huston presented a lively impersonation of Tick ens' Cricket on the Hearth. Despite poor attendance due to weather, Kiernan clear in six roles, especially Cateb Plummer and Tackleton, and drew strong appreciation from the audience. B Reardon introduced Kiernan and praised the federation for providing valued entertainments.
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Barre Oper Louse
George Kiernan
Huston
Women's Civic Federation
Kiernan
Barre
Cateb
Farewell Reception for Mr and Mrs Hall at Beacon Avenue
About fifty friends attended a farewell reception for Mr and Mrs W A Hall at the home of J C Hall on Beacon avenue. A program featured a violin solo by Mr Traverse with Mrs W Wood. poems by Mr Forsythe. luncheon of sandwiches cake coffee fruit and candy. Knives were presented to the couple by A Richards and Mrs W Walker. They plan to move to Portland Oregon with a public wave to Monday. The event was organized by Mrs G C Hall and Mrs W Woodcock.
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W. A. Hall
J. C. Hall
Beacon Avenue
Mr. Traverse
W. Wood
Pierce
Forsythe
A. Richarda
W. Walker
Hello Hop Held At White River Junction Dance
The White River Junction employer of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company held a dance in a hall decorated with blue and white streamers and blue bells from chandeliers. About 175 couples attended, with guests from Newport Lyndonville Woodstock Hartland Lebanon and Claremont. The event was guided by committee members Mabel Candell and Grace Knight, and Riley's Orchestra of Barre provided music.
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White River Junction
New England ‘Telephone
Apd. Telegraph
Ee Oe Ieee Inst
Eesiier
Newport
Lypdonville
Woodstock
Han
Over
Lelapen
Claremont
Mise Mabel Candell
Grace Knight
Riley
Marre
Death of Leo Lemarr at Beckley Hill Youth
Leo Lemarr aged a youth of Becker died Saturday after a bout with pneumonia. He left five siblings Hooping Yvanne Alien Beatrice and Florence. The family recalls his school days and last rites were held after nine.
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Leo
Terael LeMare
Seetiay
St. Pone Atag Marnins
Barre Board of Trade Talk Highlights Vermont Compensation Debate
Barre Board of Trade speakers John W. Gordon and Alexander discussed compensation law, its flaws, and proposed modern measures. Senator J G Barter was absent, and Gordon spoke in his stead on compensation provisions. The event chaired by President Mery A. Phelps included a luncheon and social hour with local officials and Barre circles noting support for the vending machine project.
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Barre
Burekandinga
J. G. Barter
Brattleboro
Gordon
Gorton
Sone
Vermont
Jaber
Te Tr
Alexander
Mery A. Phelps
Board of Trade
M. 8. Rounds
J. C. Watt
DM. Raveley
D. J. Morse
A.C. Moore
Carroll TH. White
N. Benedict
Tenney corporation to relocate offices and waiting room
The Charles H. Tenney corporation of Ruston plans new offices and a waiting room in the Aldrich block, consolidating holdings with Barre and Montpelier Traction Co. The move accommodates expanded traction operations and will provide a public waiting area open from early morning to late night with birch partitions, glass, and indirect lighting.
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Charles H. Tenney Corporation
Ruston
Montpelier
Barre & Monther Traction Co
Electric Road
Traction Company
Millar
Tenney Corporation
A. Ft. Lawe
Consell
Vermont
Banquet and Convention Delayed by Poor Text
Fragmentary OCR report notes a Knights of By convention held last evening with a jittery presentation and several prominent women in attendance. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Abolish Offset Taxes in State Tax Reform Debate
A state senate committee advances a bill to strike out complex tax provisions and curb property and bank taxes. The measure seeks to exempt five per cent loans and limit taxation on savings institutions, banks, and personal property, outlining new grand lists and assessment procedures for property taxed in this state.
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State House
Don
Yestering
Senate
Savinig
Savings Bank and Trust Companies
Levtedt
Statrites Uind
Domen
National Bank
Pers
Stetinn
Witlee
Martin
Jay Cowl
Atp
Dev Poarange
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Ameria
ODD Fellows IN Assembly
Minnehaha
Judge Nichols
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Boston
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Prisen
New Haven
New Hawes Martford
Marton
Croton
Minot
Ler
Werther
Pretty Tocal Rai
Julia C. R. Dorr
South Carolina
Civic Federation
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Leo Lemarr
Beckley Hill
Barre Board of Trade
John W. Gordon
Tenney Syndicate
Aldrich Building
White River Junctina
Iver Dumetion
Knights of By
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