Dawning of Peace in Ireland Foreseen by Historic Acts
Premier Lloyd George accepts De Valera proposal for formal peace conference in Dublin and orders ceasefire and non intervention by Irish forces. De Valera instructs supporters to halt attacks on civilians and crown forces, discontinue military maneuvers, and refrain from property interference with effect from noon Monday. Optimism runs high at Downing Street and Dublin offices that bloodshed may end soon.
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Dublin
Lloyd George
de Valera
London
Hygh Associated Proas
Lloys
Eamonn de Valera
Trish
Downing Street
Ireland
Midleton Reports To Ring In London Visit
Earl Midleton, leader of the Irish unionists, arrived in London after a night trip from Dublin and was received by King George. He briefed the king on yesterday’s Dublin conference and said public sentiment in Ireland favors a settlement and a lasting solution. Negotiations with Lloyd George and Eamon de Valera are expected to continue to determine the path forward.
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London
Earl Midleton
Dublin
King George
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Nel Valera
British Press Buoys Dublin Conference Fallout
British papers report on the Dublin conference where De Valera and Lloyd George were linked by the talks. London Times notes guarded exit and Valera's preference for negotiations over warfare, while the Telegraph warns Britain risks continued conflict and Ireland’s humiliation.
Pulp Timber Sale Announced by Forest Service
The Forest Service announced a major pulp timber sale in northwestern national forests totaling about one and a half million cubic feet of spruce cedar and hemlock. The deal covers land about sixty miles north of Ketelh Alaska and involves the Alaskan American Paper Corporation of New York seeking an orchard lake pulp and paper mill project.
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Portland
Oregon
Torrgest
Northwestern National Forests
The
Forest Service
Ketehil Alaska
Alaskan American Paper Corporation of
Nework
Orchhard Lake
Pulp and Paper Miller
Storm at Old Orchard uproar in York County
A severe thunderstorm swept York County early today causing extensive damage at Old Orchard Camp Ellis and northern Biddeford. Arista Rumney’s farm buildings and stock were burned with an estimated loss of $10,000. Minor damage elsewhere. Heavy rainfall accompanying the storm.
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Biddeford
York Country
Old Orchard
Camp Ellis
Arista Ramney
Rumney
Federal permit ends Miami Barbados cable dispute
Federal permission to land the Western Union Barbados cable in Miami was granted after a long government controversy. Western Union offices in New York denied federal approval, claiming only a Miami to Miami Beach landing was planned and that Barbados cable matter remained unresolved.
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Western Union Co
Miami, Fla
Miami
Jorida
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
New York
eWetern Union Today
Florida
Miami Beach
Bomb Shatters Ritz Hotel Gate in Madrid
Madrid July 9 The gate of the Ritz Hotel was shattered by a bomb at midnight causing diners to panic. A nobleman was blinded by a blast while British ambassador Sir Kame Howard was lightly struck on the arm by a fragment, but not seriously hurt.
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Madrid
Associated Press
Rita Hotel
Kame Howard
Paderewski Fights Brush Fire Near Paso Robles
The famed pianist and former Polish premier Paderewski helped battle a brush and grass fire that started near his estate in Paso Robles yesterday. The blaze covered acres before firefighters checked it.
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Paso
Gathering of Grand Lodge Delegates in Los Angeles
Delegates from four cities attend the Grand Lodge session of the BPO Elks in Los Angeles. Guards manage access as the event runs July 11 to 18 with activities and meetings scheduled daily.
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Los Angeles
Grand Lodge
Montpelier Meeting Delays Line Between Northfield and Barre
Fred Andrus of Burlington led a Montpelier session aimed at fixing a transmission line between Northfield and Barre while reviewing possible improvements and cost savings. Viewers split over the proposed route, deciding where the line should feed, amid a tense exchange and lingering questions about future steps, with investigators noting issues from the evidence presented.
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Fred Andrus
Burlington
Andrus
Barre & Mostpetier Traction & Power Co
Montpelier
Singing Army Parade Dazzles New York Crowd
Thousands of Christian Endeavorers from worldwide groups parade down Fifth Avenue with 16 000 marchers in color, banners, flags, and 11 floats depicting Pilgrim's Progress scenes. Homer Rodeheaver leads singing as bands play martial hymns past Central Park. Dr Francis E. Cheek presides amid big state delegations and flags in a vivid civic pageant.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Homer Rodéheaver
Central Park
Wegon
Bigland Middlewestern
Francis E. Cihek
Whene Jennings Bryan
Tampico Port Sailors Hold Protective Naval Guard
Washington July 9 The Mexican port of Tampico lacks an American naval guard as a factor in maintaining order. The Cleveland cruiser and the gas boat Sacraments remain at the port under orders to return to home stations, according to discussions in circles today.
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Washington, D.C
Tampico
Recurne
Cleveland
Sacraments
Berlin Meeting Focuses on City Water Rights
Montpelier officials attend a Berlin meeting this afternoon to decide the citys rights over water in Berlin. The court action in Berlin is aimed at defining control while Montpelier authorities seek further authority and a potential statement of facts may be released after investigations into fishing and boating arrests in Berlin.
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Montpelier
Berlin
Montperier
Minor Motor Mishaps Reported Across Vermont Towns
Jere L. Davis of Montpelier and others report vehicle and machine collisions in multiple towns including Fairier Colebronk Moretown Montpelier and Burlington. One cow was killed after being struck by a machine tied to local operators.
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Jeres L. Davis
Montpelier
Gruch
Fairier
Meer Colebronk
N. H
Ralph Goer
Moretown
Albert le Clerc
Frank Deont
Newton
Fohmeon
Brsient
Burlington
Percy Mighew
Telly
Osteopaths to Gather in Cross-Border Exchange
A fragmentary notice reports osteopaths from the United States and Canada assembling for a professional gathering. The readable text hints at a cross-border exchange of expertise and collaborative aims.
Senate in recess. soldier bonus bill eyed for next week
In Washington the Senate in recess as July 2, expected to receive a special message from President Harding on the soldier bonus measure and related arms legislation. Support for recommittal of the bill appeared to be growing among backers, with votes likely to shift next week.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Pran
Trent Harding
Veterans Association notes 15 deaths in past year
The Werbinton County Veterans' Association will hold its 24th annual meeting at Arewes park Ketre and Montpelier Thureday and iy July Mf wed 15. Secretary John BR Wilson reports that 15 members died during the year, listing names and service units with ages and last dates.
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Werbinton County
Montpelier
Joshua
St. Alonas TL
Richardson
Senator Hate Report On Navy Decorations Controversy
In Washington July 8 Senator Hate a Republican from Maine completed a confidential report for the Senate naval committee. It concerns the year old dispute between former Secretary Uechele and Rear Admiral Sims over the award of Navy war decorations and is expected to be filed with the committee within a week or ten days.
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Washington, D.C
Hate
Maine
Campet
Senate
Ite
Uechele
Sims
Reopen Bergdoll Case Sparks House Debate
Washington July reports House committee weighs reopening the Bergdoll case tied to Grocer Cleveland Berry Tull and a Philadelphia draft dodger. The effort seeks to compel witnesses and clarify terms, with potential calls and fines looming as sessions wrap.
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Washington, D.C
House
Cleveland Bera Tull
Philadelphia
Naren
Talk of the Town Item From Ortuntville
The brief town page notes Mr and Mrs LP and Mr Webby planning a trip to Marre and a local event involving a plane in Ortuntville. Details are fragmentary but indicate domestic plans and a communal gathering.
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Mr. LP
Ortuntville
S. i. Werk
Vacalina
Webby
Charles A Prouty Died at Newport in 20th Century Obit
Newport July 0 Hon Charles A Prouty died at his Newport home at 11:40 yesterday after months of illness Autopsy cited chronic peritonitis Funeral at First Congregational church Sunday at 4 Commissioner Hall of Nantucket will represent the Interstate Commerce Commission Prouty born Oct 9 1853 eldest son of John Axro Prouty and Hannah Boomb He studied at Dartmouth graduating 1879 then practiced law in Newport and served as Vermont states attorney and legislator He was later a key figure in railroad rates and interstate commerce and served on the Interstate Commerce Commission His survivors include widow Mrs. Ian de Davis of Lyndonville son Ward and John A Prouty three grandchildren sister Nellie Patner brothers Edgar J Prouty and Willard R Prouty
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Newport
Charles A. Prouty
H. E. Somers
H. S. Peabody
First Congregational Church
Commissioner Hall
Nantucket
Mass
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles Agro Prouty
John Axro Prouty
Hannah Boomb
Gey. Black
New York
Prouty
Lai
Alleghany Observatory
Wos
Theophle Growl
Vermont
Supreme Rourt of Vermont
Rutland
Central Vermont Railroad
Judge Prouty
Cor
Treardiens
Trust Co
Rats
Dealtric Light Cs
Cradford Electric Light Co
We Pe
Goodrich Memorial
Wathington
Lake
Charles Yyler Pronty
John A. Pronty Jr
Genevieve Prado
Nellie Patner
Pramigsham, Sas
Edgar J Pronty
Je & Miller
Willard R. Pronty
Jackiwan Lumber Co
Es Jarkman
Funeral of A. Watson
Funeral services for Alexander Watean who passed away Wednesday morning were held from a house on 6 Merchant Street yesterday at 2 o clock. Relatives and many intimate friends attended. Rev. Edgar Kuay led the service with hymns. Pallbearers included James Gawid William Grant Jake Stewart Kenneth Marrae and A Selemon. Interment followed with a delegation from the family.
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Alexander Watean
Mrrvhant
Anna Robertson Os
Edgar Kuay
Pall Linarere
Jarere Gawid
William Grant
Jake Stewart
Kenneth Marrae
A. Selemon
Charles Hormite
Bandits Loot Milton Station Watch and Cash
John Magee, operator at Central Vermont station in Milton, was assaulted and robbed by four bandits at 4 am. They seized a Hamilton watch and money, then fled in two cars, a Ford and a Chevrolet. Magee described the attackers. alert broadcast issued for the two automobiles.
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St Albans
John Magee
Central Vermontation
Milter
Magee
Thegnen
Hamilton
M'Donough Council Forms for Irish Recognition
Barre and Montpelier join the American Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic in Barre with James P. Hayes organizing a council. The meeting, despite heat, drew 23 attendees who enrolled as members and heard Hayes describe the aim as gaining U S recognition of an Irish republic without war, citing Irish suffering and recent brutality.
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Barre
American Association For Recognition of
Dennis J Tait
John J. Hartigan
PL J. Armstrong
Eee
Dan Keefe
Patrick Hernan
Hayes
United States
England
Iceland
New York
Union
Vermont
Main
Montpelier
Burlington
St. Jollybur
Ireland
Tan
Ol }Ives
Worken
Jodie
Brick
Mr. Hayes
Tresland
Shez
Wittelds
Anne
Leola
Tor
Jade
AQ Ergtah
Iris Y Sari
Mary McSwiney
MrSwiney
America
Mawr
Vines Ireland
Deiy
Cagtizievin
Lexington
McKemmy
McKetme
Father McKen
Amerie
Morth
Dreeree
Police arrest two alleged train station robbers at Montpelier Junction
Chief Connolly and Officer Sloan of the Montpelier police arrested two men who were beating their way southward on the Central Vermont railroad. The suspects boarded trains at Milton and Juneville, then Montpelier Junction, and resembled two men wanted for holding up the Milton station agent.
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Connolly
Sloan
Montpelier
Montpelier Junction
Central Vermont
Milton
Junesville
Public Bequests In Bran Dan Estate Probate Vests Gifts To Churches
An estate of a deceased Bran Dan millionaire seeks probate in the Probate Judge A Coolidge’s office. Executors named are George Ko Watean Walter E Warren and Lincoln National Bank New York. Attorney Kerwin WW Lawrence represents Vermont bequest. Gifts include to Thomas Episcopal Church Bran Dan and Bran Dan Public Library while several sums are left to individuals including Mrs Ruth Moore and others. Public and private bequests total sizable amounts as directed for investment and specific bequests.
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St Brandon
A. (. Coolidge
George Ko Watean
Walter E. Warren
New York
Lincoln National Bank of
Kerwin WW
Lawrence
Vermont
Thomas Episcopal Church
Brandan
Ean Branden
J. Leon Crzenave
Anil Stallee
Hranlan
Mr. Watson
Ruth Moore
Branton
Backus
Bran
Dynamite Blast Kills One in Danville Incident
A dynamite blast near Danville fatally injured J B Henry Chalmers, aged 81, and caused multiple injuries to bystanders. A bottle containing many dynamite sticks exploded as a man attempted to inspect it, destroying a post and scattering debris. Only witness was Martie Pasilees who described the chaotic scene and aftermath.
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Danville
Henery Chalmers
Brightlesk Ital
Chalmers
Ted
Breides
Mt Pereen
Montpelier Bride Weds Barre Groom at Home Ceremony
Mise Hilde Brooks of Montpelier and Arthur Carroll of Barre married at 9 30 this morning at the Brooks home 76 Fast State street Montpelier The Rev Frank J Knapp officiated with immediate relatives present The bride formerly attended Montpelier High School employed at National Life Insurance Company and well known in local musical circles The couple will reside in Montpelier after a wedding trip
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Mise Hilde
Cerrll
Montpetier
Villatin
Montpetier High School
Storms Bring Two and Half Inches of Rain to City
An intense electrical storm drenched the city with over two and a half inches of rain, causing fires but limited damage. Telegraph and telephone service were crippled, trains delayed, and crops in suburban areas sustained damage as darkness was lit by vivid lightning that halted normal business and travel.
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Boston
Ity
Thunderstorm Sparks Fires In Medford And Malden
Severe storm lashed Medford and Malden early today starting several fires. The worst occurred at W. C. Miles and Company wood shop. A semistate clock or door feature burned through the building, estimated loss 43000. Center School cupola toppled and caused minor damage to nearby buildings.
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Medford
Maks
Malden
W. C. Miles and Company
Center School
Severe Storm Hits Fitchburg Area Leaves Wide Damage
A fierce rainfall toppled 247 trees and caused widespread destruction across Fitchburg. A photograph gallery at Whalom was struck by lightning, destroying the building. many streets flooded, washing away water mains, and property owners faced heavy losses from the flooding. Municipal streets will require extensive repairs, costing the city thousands.
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Fitzhiverg
Mase
Whalom
Washerate Ion Hall
Lightning at Pepperell destroys farm buildings
Townshend Massachusetts reports a lightning strike that scorched the barn and garage of Lawrence Morgan near Pepperell, about a mile and a half from the town line. The losses are estimated around 1500 dollars.
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Townshend
Mass
Teese
Lawrence Morgan
Pepperell Line
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