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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
1
U S foreign policy attacked at national defense talks
In Washington on January 21 speakers criticized the administration’s foreign policy and U S military unpreparedness. They urged a stronger navy, coast defense, and a continental army, with Roosevelt denouncing submarine warfare and calling for robust preparedness linking Alaska and the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Army
National Security League
Henry A. Wike Wood
Charles A. Curtis
New York
George J. von Meyer
Massachusetts
I. H. W. Rose
National Marine League
Robert Bascon
Tts
Axtir
EL Paco
Texas
America
Francisco Villa
Apri San Geronimo
Lin
Middlesex
Herrera
Swern
Baie
Trice Roosevelt
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Wham
Naational Guard
Navy
Roosevelt
United States
Miso Maud Wetmore
Cairman
National Civic Federation
Congress
Luke KE. Wright
Hoogevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Alaska
Hawaii
Panama Canal
West Indies
National Guard
Felix Diaz Denies Plotting Mexican Revolution
New York report quotes General Felix Diaz denying plans for another Mexican upheaval. He supports Carranza and says he will act only after Carranza proves his ability to govern, while noting the U S position favors giving Carranza a chance to enforce order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Felix Ding
Mexico
United States
Caranza
Carranza
Austria denies peace parley broken off reports
Vienna reports that Montenegro has not discontinued peace talks as claimed. The Montenegrin troops have not yet entered surrender or come in from the hills, and negotiations will begin only after such events occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Montenegro
Sur
Vienna
Hille
163 Vessels Sunk In Russian Raid
Petrograd reports a Russian raid where torpedo boats destroyed 163 sailing vessels off the Anatolian coast on Jan 17, with 73 laden with commodities. The action followed engagements near Czernowits and Rarnevle, with five enemy counterattacks repulsed and prisoners taken at Koprukeni near Ezerum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
Dvinsk
Schlossberg
Stripa
Czernowits
Rarnevle
Caucasus
Ees
Yorkiri
Koprukeni
Ezerum
Warship attack repulsed near Gulf of Saros
Constantinople reports an armed clash at the Gulf of Saros where a Turkish official communique says enemy forces included a monitor, cruiser, and torpedo boats. Turkish batteries opened fire, claiming hits on a cruiser and damage to the foe, which withdrew after bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
London
Gulf of Sars
Turkish War Office
Gulf of Saros
Hein
Mentor
Turing
Abel
Defends Wilson policy in British press stance
London reports The Daily Chronicle places Wilson’s policy at the top of its agenda and argues Britain should avoid pressuring the United States on war aims. The piece notes Americans perceive English views as prudent, while condemning attempts to lecture the US on its choices. It cites a foreign magazine praising US neutrality and warns against meddling in American policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Chronicle
Wilson
jThe Chronicle
Ison Fatty
Chronicle
United States
Asmerica
Teutons Capture Near prominent force in war report
In a war dispatch from Amsterdam dated August, Teutons reportedly captured a sizable force near the front. The tally indicates substantial enemy gains as the campaign progresses, with officials confirming continued advances and strategic positions held by Teuton units.
Montpelier seeks injunction to force traction bond
In Washington county chancery court the City of Montpelier seeks a mandatory injunction against Harre and Montpelier Traction and Power Co to file a $10,000 bond and meet city council requirements. Deputy Sheriff Henry Lawson served papers notifying the company to appear within 42 days. The city says the street railway operates without right due to bond filing failures and seeks a decree declaring the company’s rights valid only if the bond is filed as required. The case name A. W. Clark et al v J. Ter ton Pike et al was filed in county court for $700, with J Marshall as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Washington County Chancery Court
Harre and Montpelier Tradition and Power Company
Sherif Henry Lawson Lug
Lttip
Laraben
Nummely
A. W. Clark
Compulsion Bill Advances in House of Commons
London January 21 The military service bill paused in committee of the House overnight amid cheers. Walter Home Ting president of the local government board said the bill would not create a military machine, but would place the present system in statutory form with no undue severity by the War Office. Philippine Snowden a Socialist opponent praised the piloting of the bill by Andrew Bonar Law and Mrs Long. Bonar Law and Long expressed gratitude for restraint shown in committee. John Dillion Nationalist praised the conduct and leadership of Premier Asquith’s approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Walter Home Ting
War Office
Philippine Snowden
Andrew Bonar Law
Asquith
Iis
Long
Bonar Law
Clement seeks injunction over Rutland Country Club water access
Henry W Clement of Rutland sues the Rutland Country Club seeking a permanent injunction to stop the club from diverting or cutting water to his Grove street home. He claims actions threaten his water supply and cause him financial and practical inconvenience. The case names Walter S Fenton for Clement and Alvin W Lawrence for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Country Club
Rutland
Dan
Henry W. Clement
Ot Sity
Country Club
Ryeing
Cmestar
Steacey Walter S. Fenton
Clemeht
Alwin W. Lawrence
Piper
Clement
Grove Street
Joliet Streets Flooded Five Feet Deep
Joliet reports streets flooded five feet deep as floodwaters swept through the area. Nearly 1,000 residents were driven from their homes amid the rising waters and widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Illinois City
Naturalists Gather for Vermont Club Session in Rutland
About 40 members of the Vermont Botanical and Bird Club met in Rutland at Hotel Bardwell for a two day session. Faculty from Middlebury College and the University of Vermont attended, with guests from Connecticut and Massachusetts. Lectures and papers covered distribution of bird and plant life, forestry, and lawn culture adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont Botanical and Bird Club
Bardwell
Middlebury College
University of Vermont
Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury
Mies Annie Lorens
Hartford
Vermont
George P. Hurne
Eera Brament
Middlebury
George P. Burns
George H. Perl
Harry F. Perkins
A. K. Peterson
University of Vermont, Hurlington
Misa Ines A. Howe
St. Johabury
Leston A
Jury box filled in Hatch case at St Johnsbury
A jury was completed in St Johnsbury to try Harlow Hatch for manslaughter in the death of Sumner Brown last July. Names on the panel include Chivin Clark, Chante Watson, J By Johnson, A W Coffrin, Levi Dean, Davie Frochette, Edwin Gray, J Judkins, Homer Moore, Acro Park, B C Richardson, and others. Witnesses W H Jenks, Harold Burgess, and H W Randall testified on the slaying location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Harlow Hatch
Sumner Brown
St. Johasbury
Chivin L. Clark
St. Johnabury
Chante Watson
Lyndenville
Johnson Waterford
A.W. Coffrin
Groton
Levi P. Dean
Sutton
Davie Frochette
IL Hyler
Burgess
H W. Randall
Hateh
Disappearance of 17 year old Geraldine Morrison
Geraldine Morrison has been missing since Sunday, last seen possibly in Moston. The 17 year old St Johnsbury pupil, tall for her age with dark eyes and hair, left a note saying she would return if asked. Detectives search, parents fear enticement, and trains crews recall her boarding a Boston and Maine train at North Station in Hankton at 7:30 Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Van
Geraldine Morrison
Reuben Morrison
Moston
Cies
Triblie
Boston and Maine Railroad
Hank “Ton
Man Arrested Carrying Bomb Tied to Village Parade
A man carrying a suitcase believed to contain an explosive device was seized amid a crowd near a village during a parade night. Police later questioned a second suspect, aged 31, found at a residence with intent to cause harm. Authorities cordoned the area as detectives investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilige
Teachers Get Inspiration at Montpelier Conference
Nearly 300 teachers attended the Washington County Teachers association opening session at the Montpelier high school. The conference runs through Saturday forenoon with addresses by state and local educators on topics from library services to teaching methods and folk dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Ington
State Library Commission
Vermont Free Library Commission
Mise
Mary M. Patrick
Barton
Edward D. Collins
Middlebury College
Gro. J. Seager
Barre
J. Allen Hunter
Northfield
Korma Jean Lewis
Monto
Palmer
Mabel EF. Howe
Ron Lucia
Montipelier
William J. Tinsatt
Mise Florence L. Shipman
Margaret 0. Pitatreh
Jonnie C. Allingham
Montpelier Seminary
Charles R. Beeman
Willamstown
Norman Frost
Waterbury
H. TL. Jackson
Spaulding High School
Edward H. Calling
Ira Richardson
H. D. Hopkins
J. W. Cobleigh
Burlington
James TL. McCapaughy
Parimouth
Wil & Monine
State Normal School
Montclair
N. J
Stonecutter Shoots Wife and Himself in Milford
In Quincy New Hampshire a stonecutter Frank Coletti shot and killed his wife Josephine Coletti and then killed himself with a pistol shot. The incident occurred near the couple’s in law home while police believe it was a domestic tragedy. Coletti had been working as a stone cutter in Fitzwilliam New Hampshire and had married Josephine ten months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mane
Aire
Josephine Coletti
Frank
Coletti
Fitzwilliam
N. H
Milford
Mana
Fragmented obituary item for Mary Chenette in Montpelier
Mary wife of Philline Chenette died at 11 o clock in Montpelier. She was 50 years old. A note mentions a will and a regia ber event with attendance and a morning outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Philline Chenette
Eel Montpelier Fren
Cee-Beeres
Regia Ber
WANT PURCHASES DIVIDED CENTRAL LABOR UNON MEETS CHARITY HELP
A joint meeting of the Central Labor Union and aldermanic charity committee at City Hall discussed fair division of purchases for the charity department. Labor leader Harry Dale and secretary J Cardi led the labor side with Cyrus R. Hall. charity members Aldermen O D Shurtles and A Bruce spoke on charter limits. The groups agreed purchases should be fairly divided, praised the overseer for prudent negotiation, and recalled past buying discounts while noting efforts to obtain discounts from union stores as well as designated outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Unon
Aldermanic Charity Committee
Council Chamber
City Hall
Organized Labor
Harry Dale
J. Cardi
Central Labor Union
Cyrus R. Hall
Charity Committee
Aldersman O
Alderman Shurtlett
Licbor
Secon
Olar
Wintes
Died at Orange aging 76 Francis Bisson
Francis Philip Bisson aged 76 died at his son Philip Bisson's home in Orange after a long illness. A former Barre resident who moved with his son to Orange 12 years ago from Canada, he was born in Saint Marie de Beauce Quebec in 1840. Surviving children from the first marriage are Philip, Henry, Eugene, Buses, and Joseph Bisson. from the second marriage are Mrs Pred Carrier, Mrs Antoine Tinton, and Mrs Hector Trembley. Funeral at St Sylvester’s Graniteville with Rev Fr Turent. interment Catholic cemetery Beckley Street. Flowers not requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Philip Bisson
Philip Bisson
Orage
Mr. Bisson
Barre
Fie Son
Orange
Cauada
Saint Marie of Beuce
P. Q
St. Helen of Chester
Oet
Delia Turnello
Ilip Bisson
Rage
Henry
Eugene Bisson
East Barre
the Bisson
Windsor Mills
Joseph Bisson
Victoriaville
Bisson
Mise Clairina Dumont
Pred Carrier
Antoine Tinton
Hector Trembley
Williamstown
St. Sylvester's Church
Granitevisle
Josep Turent
Cath Latte
Beckley Street
Rends
Vermont Supreme Court February Term Calendar
The February term opens next month with a trial calendar listing 90 cases carried over from January. Six state cases are included in Washington County, with matters such as assumpsit trespass and operating an automobile among the contested issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Supreme Court
Ciearly
Washington County
Bowers Grani Co
O Drew Daniele Granite Companys
Assumpsit
William DB. Turney
William DB. Turney Ve N. Normandeau, Audita Quenela; Emily K. Weed
Berton A. Hunt
William Ramble
John W. McDonald
Mseiumpeit
Henry Rute
Michael Good
Trespam
Jacob Aaron
Mary John
Ing
State
Valerie Bergonri
Five Years for Stabbing in Burlington Case
Alfred Albert known as the Finlander pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit disfigurement in Winnocki, receiving a sentence of less than five or more than seven years in the state prison at Window. The judge considered eight years as the prosecutor urged, citing a single brutal thrust near Hill’s spine. Albert claimed he was drunk in Lynor when the stabbing occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Alfred Albert
Emile Hill Deredoe
Winnocki Baal
City
Albert
Malic
Hill
Lynor
Railroad Station Burned In Rutland Incident
A fire at Rutland rail station caused significant damage with descriptions of smoke and water view from the harbor. Authorities attempted rapid containment while residents reported disruption to service as crews fought the blaze and inspected surrounding structures for further risk.
John H. Senter Dies Sudden in Montpelier Home
Prominent Montpelier attorney and longtime Democratic figure John H. Senter, twice mayor and statewide party leader, died suddenly in his Montpelier apartment after a day of work and a late meal. He was born November 11, 1848, and held many public roles including district attorney, state tax official, and U.S. circuit court appointee. He leaves five children and a wide circle in Vermont politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Senter
Montpelier
Argus
Montpe Her
Angina
Dexter Grover
Clarence Hf. Senter
Toomig ‘Street
Advicw
Hartford
Conn
John 1
Senter
Montpelice
Waterbury
Botn
Henry Senter
Cabot
Dearborn Bean Senter
Susan
Lyford
Coneond
N. H
Dover
N. 1
Garland
Vermont
Clarence H. Pitkin
Montier
Red
Warren
Harlan W. Bkeup
Unia Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Village Board of Trade
Erecticnow
United States Fund
District Courts of
Nations Bank
Cleveland
United States Circuit Court
District of Vermont
Todge
Wheeler
St. Lanrie
ISM
I Fontpelier
Winoski
Athees
Ilwage
King Solomon's Chapter
Masons
Knight Feimpler
Mt. Sinai Temple
Shting
Hike
Maraseoris
Montreal
Ton Bay
ATA
Alex Martin
Carlee
Mary
Aineworth
Ubertin
Frank
Govetern
Clarence Wigem
Miernis
Astin
Doe
Renter
Doren
Filip
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Washington
Felix Diaz
Black Sea
London Chronicle
Teutons
Amsterdam
City of
Worth County
Sylvester
Albany
Syteeatte
Starkeville
W. Clement
Mr. Clement
Naturalists
Botanical and Bird Club
New York City
Stonecutter
Mass
Barre Charity Department
Francis Bisson
Emile Hill
Jackknife
Lodlow
Laitlow
Jon
Rutland Rail
Scovel - Mapraat
Han
Peter
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