German Foursome Faces U S In Continental 400 Metre Heat
Excitement centered on the 400 metre final heat with Hans Braun of Germany facing four American sprinters from Mercersburg Academy Syracuse University Michigan and Chicago A A Young from Amherst led the semi final before a foul dispute. Braun was awarded the win after Young was penalized for interference, stirring a tense moment echoing London Olympic clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braun
Young
Amherst Divinity
Stockholm
Hans Braun
Germany
James E. Meredith
Mercersburg Academy
Charles D. Redpath
Syracuse University
Harold Ho Hart
University of Michigan
Edward F. Lideberg
Chicago
Carpenter
United States
Donald Re Young
Bouton
A.A. Tula
Ira N. Davenport
University of Chicago
Amherst Boy
Thraun
Hroute
Zerling
Gonhanekne Tone Rhea
German Voice Says United States Near Decline In 1900s
Berlin reports Baron von Barnekow claims America is entering a decline era after rapid moral and political shifts. He cites Republican campaign indifference and rising self-importance, while praising rural German-American farmers and noting immigration patterns as factors in the observed moral downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
United States of America
Baron H. von Harnekow
Reichshote
America
Barim von Barnekow
Baron von Barnekow
New England
South
United States
Baron von Rarnekow
le Anys
He Belaren
Decline of Rebel Cause Evident in Mexico
Juaréz July 14 reports show only a small garrison remaining among rebel troops after mass desertions. Government plans to repair the Mexican Central railroad take at least two months, with little sign of action near the American border. Rebels are reportedly regrouping southwest along the Mexican Northwestern line toward Sonora while amnesty offers are limited and depend on a September national assembly decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juaréz
Mexico
Diawrex
Sonora
Pascual Orozo, Jr
David Dela Fuente
San Antonio
Emilio Vi Gomez
Baltimore
Mexico City
Huerta
National Assembly Sehich
Strikers' Ranks Augmented In New York Area Rail Strike
A statement from International Transport Workers Union says more than 1,200 seamen joined the strike across the New York Central, Pennsylvania, and West Shore railroads. Lodging house operators offer free rooms to deter workers from work. Four hundred West Shore dock strikers at Weehawken quit over wage demands, leaving docks stacked with perishables. Company reps deny any widespread remedy or settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Transport Workers
New York Central
Pennsylvania ‘Railroad
West Shore Railroad
M. Ht. Woolman
West Shoe
Weehawken
Immigrant policy reversal frees minor foreign-born child
Washington July 13 All bars restricting admission of minor foreign born children of naturalized citizens were swept away by Secretary Nagels broad reading of naturalization law. He permitted entry into the United States of 11 year old Atwhke Polares from Russia, held at Ellis Island for weeks and deemed an imbecile by a health official. Nagel ruled the child’s father, a naturalized citizen, makes all his minor children residents, so the girl’s departure from Russia meant constructive residence in the United States and thus admission. This interpretation reverses prior policy and redefines residence for immigrant children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Allars
MD States
Department of Commerce and Labor
Atwhke Polares
Ellis Island
New York
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Fae Polayes
New Haven
Conny
Nagel
Ebro
United States
Musnid
Vermont Football Schedule For 112 Season
The Vermont football schedule lists the 1st team facing Carkeos Technology and Rensselaer Polytechnica at Burling et al and Hanover, with others including Brown, Holy Crows, Bowdein, and Livingfold Training School on select dates in October and November. The second team also has eight games scheduled at Burlington against Montpetier Seminary, Down Academy, Williston Seminary, Goddagt Seminary, Vermont Academy, Cushing Academy, and others with a September practice start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Vermont
Carkeos Technology
Burling Et al
Bowdein
Portland
Montpetier Seminary
Burlington
Down Academy
Williston Seminary
Goddagt Seminary
Bury S Berber
Shame of the Senate echoed in Lorimer corruption debate
New York editorials rail at Lorimer for alleged bribery in his election as senators debate, urging restraint and urging truth against demagoguery. A Burlington note recounts Joseph Beauchemin, 14, narrowly escaping drowning at Booth's dock after a water incident during a bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Beauchemin
Burlington
Booth's Dock
Beauchemin
Body of John Xehneller Recovered After Drowning
The body of John Xehneller, a college student, was recovered late Thursday night after drowning near Westport. He was brought by the steamer Tivonderoga to Burlington and buried at the Hebrew Cemetery on Pearl Street. A coroner's inquest in Burlington ruled accidental drowning. no autopsy was performed, and no malice or altercation involving a roommate was proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
John Xehneller
Westport
Barelington
Tivonderoga
Pearl Street
Hebrew Cemetery
Fred Mitelli
Mitchell
Sehwaller
New York
9 Fury
Sehneller
C. F. Dalton
Fall injures Burlington worker on Cherry Street roof
Thomas Glenon of 20 South Champlain Street was seriously hurt when a plank slipped on a roof at Keyondatory Plaza near Cherry and Hattery Street. He fell about 25 feet, with a left leg possibly broken and a severe eye cut. He inhaled tobacco from his pipe as bystanders feared for his life. He was taken to Mary Fletcher Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Thomas Glennon
Champlain Street
Mary Hletcher Hospital
Keyondatory Plaza
Cherry and
Hattery Street
Glenson
N. Torking
Thomas Trow
Glennon
Frank Sharpley
Tie
Varied suits entered in Rutland county court
Rutland July 13. The Eagle State Company of Poultney served with notice by Sheriff EC Fish that suit has been brought against the company to recover possession of certain Poultney properties allegedly taken without law or consent. T W Maloney represents plaintiffs in a separate suit to recover AKU owed by Julians M Parker executor of Sarah J Walker. Frank Woodward sues William W Swith for 44M in a common counts action involving a cattle frapment. Deputy Sheriff HH Adams served papers in the latter two cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Eagle State Company of
Poultney
EC. Fish
West Rutland
Concent
T. F. Mahar
Nellie G. Mahar
Annie
John Carroll
Fair Haven
T. W. Maloney
Ida Adams
Castleton
Julians M. Parker
Hub
Bardton
Sarah J. Walker
Walker
Moloney
Saunder
Frank Woodward
Shrewsbury Haa
Former Vermonter Elmer Perry killed in Connecticut
Elmer Perry former Vermonter and conductor for the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad died Thursday in Meriden Connecticut from an accident. He was 4? survived by his wife and young daughter of New Haven. Conn. His parents and two brothers attended funeral arrangements in Sew Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Athans
Elmer’ Perry
Om Mra
AL Jon Gi. Perry
Meriden
Conn
New York
New
Mrs. Perry
Sew Haven
Chimes Hal Wins Three Heat. Worthy Triumphs In 2 10 Trotting
B2000 pacers headline York State racing with Chimes Hal taking the third heat after a late stumble, Murphy driving to close distance. Queen Worthy wins the 2 10 trotting in straight heat as Country Jay narrowly tops a saddled trotting field. Fire weather and a near miss accompany northern Michigan incidents as multiple fires rage near Lake George amid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Daly
Chines Hal
Murphy
Nick Mint Peck
Hal
Holt
Harty
Qheen Worthy
Country Jay
Roamey Marey
Spain Warned to Be Neutral Amid Iberian Tensions
Lisbon reports a collective note from England and France urging Spain to uphold neutrality on its frontier with Portugal. British minister Henry Harding condemned Spain for letting armed Portuguese royalists encamp on Spanish soil as republican forces arrest royalist conspirators near Bellas. Royalist activity along the frontier leads to casualties in clashes with republican troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Hage
Spain
England
France
Cornrer
Bir
Art Henry Harding
Portugal
Bellas
Queluc
Vermont Democrats Name Committees for State Campaign
Burlington July 13 Vermont Democrats gathered at the Van Newshowe to map the state campaign. The state committee authorized an arte campaign committee with a finance committee. Named executive committee members include Emory S. Hartie A Gleason J Clery Leary and J B R Kelley and John J. Thompson. Finance committee members include Martin A. Brown Widlington Fr Pape and Hirscha May. Addison county court continued the H C Potter case as trial proceedings opened with Chase testifying on ball-park lead statue value and related estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Algba
H.C. Potter
Chase
Addison County Court
Krempest
Barre Granite Trade Shows Good Signs
Barre granite industry shows improving outlook with Memorial Day demand, rough stock and finished monument shipments rising through March to May. Barre quarries report steady orders, improved stock, and rising shipments. trade papers note best conditions in years. Local operatives report no major layoffs, domestic demand up, and optimism for summer and fall activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexsin
Ratronic
Rowey
Harré
Port Huron
Forro
Wey
Enys
Barre
Granite
Martie & Bronze
Tte
Barreevitters
Tor
Nya
Geome Gool
Talk of the Town travel notes and social updates
Robert McKenzie departs tonight for Boston after ten weeks in the city visiting relatives. Mrs George Barnell returns from Tex Urinetion to the city. Grace Moercillated, daughter of George, visits with Mrs Marrrill. Annie Sharon travels to Tarlingtom for a few days with relatives. Weather forecast predicts variable winds with rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McKenzie
Boston
Barnell
Retex
Pinned Hae
Hovseledd Gamle
M Summer Street
Ceorge
Grace
Mit Marrrill
Wanchird
Pasternaye
Cll Grehard
Roof Hurled Into Crowd at Grand Rapids Market Day
A cyclone struck Grand Rooks Mich on July 15 injuring about forty and causing extensive damage at the Market area. The grandstand roof was lifted and hurled into the crowd, many horses were killed and several injured requiring hospital treatment as the storm swept through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rooks
Mich
Grand Rapids
Vie Hospital
Rouin
Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power reports higher net income
The annual meeting shows increased gross earnings and a net rise of 158 over last year. The statement notes nearly double gross earnings since opening 14 years ago, with reduced operating expenses and tax adjustments. Directors elected include Frank M. Corry and William F. Corry. officers: President Corry, vice president Posh, secretary treasurer Deavitt, GM Frost, auditors Miles and Bush, superintendent Dooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre & Montpelier Traction & Power Company
SRATL
Frank M. Corry
TL K, Bosh
T. J. Deavitt
DL M. Miles
J. M. Frost
AL Deavitt
William F. Corry
Fe ML Corry
Vicoe
Posh
Edward J. Deavitt
D. M. Miles
K. Bush
M. J. Dooley
W. F. Sorry
Overcome by heat on Maplewood Avenue incident
Lyman J. Mead collapsed from heat late yesterday afternoon near his Maplewood Avenue base. Dr. Ape Chambault and Goodrich attended him. after guidance and care he showed improvement today but cannot resume work yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maplewood Avenue
Lyman J. Mead
Dre. Apechambault
Goodrich
Mr. Mead
Funeral of Mrs Agnes Law Mackay at First Presbyterian Church
The funeral of Mrs Agnes Law Mackay wife of James Mackay was held at the First Presbyterian Church in the Park area on a Saturday afternoon. Rev Duncan Selmond officiated with Ames Howland Galt and Miss McDonald singing. Bearers listed were James Tims, Moroean McMillan, J L Matthews, Alex Duscan, James Adie and James S Milne. Burial followed in Hope cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Law
Roberteon) Mackay
Ory
James Mackay
Parktreet
Duncan Selmond
First Presbyterian
Aire
Howald Galt
Mins McDonald
James Tmms
Mourean McMillan
J. L. Matethews
Alex. Duscan
James Adie
James 5. Milne
Hope Cemetery
Brothers as Bearers Funeral for Charles Poul Poulin
Funeral services for Charles Poul Poulin son of Mr and Mrs Philip Poulin were held at St Monica Church this morning at 10 o clock. The bearers were four brothers Samuel Premier and Raymond Poulin. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery on Beckley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Poul
Philip Poulin
Eraliseles
Lazy Fletcher
Bucfington Wraitheaday Eieerne
St. Monica's Chartch
Pay
McKenna
Dee Crane
Samuel
Premiere
Raymond Poulin
Cathodc Cemetery
Beckley Street
New Officers Elected by Granite Knights Meeting
A damaged local notice lists new officers elected for the Knights of Granite for the ensuing six months. Deputy Thambler, noble grand Mrs. Faullener, Jennie MNlwe, Annabel Atline, Tanle, Ina Morrisong, Welon Stephen, Id Hhenebehnplain, AL Bald, Catherine Thypomturtor, Belle Towmyrooms, Adele Biawell, Mexgin Marrem, Helen thnks rate ryezbet ta the noble grand, Dette Wesvebl, and others are named amid unclear fragments of names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Faullener
Jennie Mnlwe
Annabel Atline
Seerstary
Ina Morrisong Ryastres
Welon
Stephen
Id Hhenebehnplain
AL Baldwarden
Catherine Thypomturtor
Adele Biawell
Plamiat
Helen
Dette Wesvebl
Eweiny Bent
Greigl
Ieee Mibwe
Enne Veel
Mary DD
Tore Visans
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U.S
Janes Thorpe
Carlisle Indiencchool
Eugene J. Meccar
University of Postinsyvania
Harryay
Columba University
James J. Doned
Connecticut River Lauber Company
Ihs
Hrattleboro
Putney
G. L. Campbell
Swanton
Sweden
Great Britain
Finland
Norway
Australia
Canada
Russi Gresco
Belgium
Austria
Holland
Solitallonitgken
Vust Pruselon
Ars
Juarez
Vermont
Varsity
Norwich
Senate
Dillingham
Flotor
Bjorkin
Rivvevelt
Javimer
Johnston
Alabama
Florida
Roosevelt
Lorigier
Jones
Washington
Taft
Lorimer
Tarimer
Vietin
Amine
Eagle State Co
Elmer Perry
Meriden, Conn
Lake George
N. Y
Merion
George C. Knapp
Colt
Theodore
Veil
Lynton
Wolton
Chiton
Welle
Colton
Meron
Mehgean
Tt Village
Little Iater
Republic of Portugal
Democrats
William Howland
Division Street
Buffalo
Howland
Jones Bros
Monument Erectors
Jins Teen
Springville
Millstone Hill
Dimes Bros
Thie City
James McKenzie
Merchant Street
Watertown
S. WY
Jones Brow
Talk OF
the Town
Terior
Pere
Grand Pew's
ANC
Traction Company
Mors Ag
Maplewood Ave
Jas. MacKay
Duncan Salmond
Presbyterian Church
Charles Poulin
Monica
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