Czar Troubles Reach Moscow Amid Strikes
St. Petersburg Jan 24 reports say strikers seized rifle works and ammunition, delayed rail lines, and plundered depots while authorities brace for possible march on the capital. Government pledges order, promises a mixed commission to study worker demands. American readers cautioned not to mistake unrest for revolution.
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St. Metersburg
Getty
List~ Vores Rifle Works
St. Petersburg
Sestroresk
Moncow
Deno Ammuniition
Stiikmedio
Pitt
Hore
Council of the Empire
Tearskoo Selo
Potemburg
Warsaw
Strikes Sweep Moscow As 10000 Quit Work
In Moscow 10,000 workers had quit by noon, with some factory refusers forced to leave. A mob pressed into tannery entrances and gunshops, persuading workers to join the strike, while several hundred Pee were kept from entry and the militia or police moved to disarm or disperse gatherings.
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Moscow
Jat
Happers
Count Cassini Opinion On Public Peace In Russia
Westlan 24 reports Count Cassini as ambassador to Russia stating human life is precious worldwide, with public peace holding paramount importance. He argues that public order underpins stability, urging attention to global concerns impacting nations.
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Westlan
Ciassis
Testis
Moscow Printers Strike Sparks Disruptions
Moscow reports a printers strike leaves city operations disrupted with workers idle tomorrow and leftist sympathizers recruiting from factories and stores as the movement gathers momentum.
Riot Spirit Spreads in Kovno Strike Movement
A fragmented report notes rising unrest in Kovno as strike actions spread. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but references to rioting and growing movement indicate escalating labor action and public disorder. Local authorities appear engaged as tensions rise.
Strike Movement Reaches Vilna Amid Local Unrest
A general strike spreads to Vilna and quickly moves through the locality. Electric works face idle stations as gas and electric services halt while workers demand action. The action follows broader labor unrest reported in St. Petersburg with ties to the same movement.
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Vilna
St. Peterburg
Prank Hatch Droughted Drowned Tale Proves Hoax
Jan. 24 report from net recounts Prank Hatch clerk at B. Bryan's drug store as allegedly drowned Sunday. The tale, started as a big mislead, is debunked by time in bath where Hatch slept three and a half hours while water spilled. Hatch later called on a female friend, and the story's truth remains doubtful.
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Hatch
B. Bryan
Young Hatch
Sanday
Randolph Ine
Supreme Court Decision Affirmed in Montpelier Bank Case
In Montpelier on Jan 24 the state supreme bench affirmed the lower court in Capital Savings Bank v Montpelier Savings Bank. The Ongood v C V BR case was reversed for plaintiff. Springwald v Rutland RB also affirmed. A street melee occurred as a runaway sleigh belonging to C O Averill disturbed Main Street, forcing pedestrians to seek shelter.
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Supreme Court
Montpelier Bank
Main Street
C. O. Averill
Tucker's Plea for Himself in Old Weston Murder Trial
In Beeston on January 24 Attorney General Parker closed the commonwealth case as Tucker spoke from his pen denying the crime. The judge began and finished charges by 12:48 pm with jurors to retire after dinner. Tucker’s defense argued lack of motive and misidentified evidence while outlining alibis and timing to place him away from the Page house. The trial featured calls for jurors to weigh whether Tucker’s statements reveal innocence or guilt amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Beeston
Poker
Commonwealth
Tucker
Sheldon
James H. Vahey
Herbert Parker
Mr. Akey
Page House
Marek St
Parker
Weston
Page
Vahey
Miss Page
Harold
Whee
Ho ‘Packer
Marker
Grantlemen
Oret
Crise
Local Giants Battle Defeats Eurekas In Close Roll
The local Giants defeated the Eurekas in a tight contest as ace performers produced a high total. Walsh led scoring with 615 and beat ingle at 222. The Mathewson School Building project shows a cash balance of 4,871.02 with 7,000 still available, totaling 11,871.02 for completion.
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Barre
Mathewson
Elm Street
Famoul J
Echoola
James Mackay
Canaria
Huntington
Walsh
Ingle
Mathewson Charbonneau
Ae Byrnes
Quick call, false alarm ends with no fire
A fire alarm led responders to Summer street where chemists found no flames or smoke. Fire units traced the call to a brick building on the library lot used by Cyrus Hall, where a small blaze in clothing caused minimal damage before being extinguished.
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Rick
Tersan
Jeentral
Hin
Summer Street
Gamptwil
Independents Triumph Over Hot Aire In Local Tilt
In Montpelier January 24 the Independents defeated Hot Aire in a three string match. The high scorer totaled 28 pins with a strong showing, while the Enjoyer’s total remained unclear. The victory gave the Independents two wins in the three-string contest.
Montpelier Y M C A Reports Healthy Finances At Meeting
At the Montpelier Y M C A annual meeting the board reported a healthier financial state with reduced indebtedness. Revenues totaled 1765.64 against expenditures 4763.17, leaving a small balance with all bills paid. Directors elected for three and two year terms include F P A Sherburne and T J Me Jones as president.
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A. Sherburne
McDonald
H. S. Colton
H. M. Odell
C. J. Parmenter
M. Jones
C. C. Holmes
C. C. Roberts
W.S. Smith
T. J. Me Jones
Thomas Dewey
Bruce McDonald
Hewry E. Bolles
Odd Fellows win in regional league table results
In a combined T O Pond and A teams match, the Odd Fellows secured five wins across eight tables. Notable results include Avey and Maiden defeating Clark, Nobrine and Geddes besting Torgh and Anderson, Willey and McLeod defeating Evans and Williams, Brow and Bock over Smith and Gibb, and Bligh and Melver defeating Stewart and Morrison.
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Evans
Williams
Brow
Bock
Smith
Gibb
Bligh
Melver
Stewart
Morrison
Kane in Court Over Breach Charge in Montpelier
Patrick Kane was arrested for breach of the peace on his wife Jal in Montpelier. In court he was found guilty of breach and fined 25 dollars, then appealed. He remained jailed awaiting further action as a divorce and injunction actions were noted.
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Kane
Kit
Stanadert
Gonton & Tako
Excellent Concert Programme for Wy Averill’s musicale
The programme lists a Wednesday evening event at OG Wy Averill featuring a duet for violin and cornet and a Voral solo. Performers Mia, Sheldon, and Dr. Leonard are named in the lineup.
Bradley Receives Springfield Universalist Church Call
The Second Universalist Church of Springfield Mas offers Rev. Asa M Bradley a pastorate after his resignation from the local Universalist church. Bradley has not yet decided, but may begin duties at once, with a brief stay in Springfield planned pending confirmation by the call committee. The Springfield church, large and progressive, seeks immediate leadership as it undergoes a potential division with the neighboring Second parish.
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Asa M. Bradley
Uni
Springfield
Mas
Bradley
Lachey
C. J. Ball
One
Maal
Olwreh
Charles Conklin
Tilden & Willey Shoe Firm Dissolves in Mutual Agreement
The well known firm of Tilden and Willey, shoe dealers, dissolves by mutual consent with Willey retiring and the business continuing as Tilden. Artine C. Tilden remains as clerk, and the store will carry the same lines of shoes. Walter Morse, once partner, is noted for his long service.
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Tilden & Wileley
Barre National
Terday
Willey
Tilden
Menstn, Tilden & Willey
Walter F. Moree
Morse
Artine C. Tilden
P.M. Deputie
Arite
Preparations for Parish Supper in Taololoek
The Congregational church’s young ladies plan a fine supper in Taololoek from 5:30. An program will feature a music set, with the youth group fully engaged. Menu items include ham, pork, beef, cabbage, potatoes, cranberry sauce, elk, coffee, and sion with a 25 cent price.
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Congregational Church
Taololoek
Antra
Shavers Choose Officers at Annual Union Meeting
The annual union meeting named Fred Beckmutty as president and Artfut Milte as vice president. Financial officers Bergeron and Lagat were elected treasurer and secretary with Joseph Lagat and Clifford Peaks listed among officers.
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Union
Wer
Inet
Fred
Flower Sale Friday Evening at Worthen Hoek Hall
Flower lovers invited to a Friday sale by the Ladins featuring hyacinths and campanules from 1 to 10 in worthen hall Ball. Afternoon and evening hours with home made candies and small ornaments. Admission free or low cost, items priced around 80 conte.
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Worthen Hoek
Llosa
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Holt
Sloan
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Goneo
Voaleani
Webser
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Harros
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Clan Mendon
M. A
O. F
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Ody
Pat Kane
A. M. Bradley
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C. M. Willey
Young Ladies of
Fred Beckman
Barre Badbery Union
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