Huerta Regime Cracks As Gurk Regime Frays
Provisional President Huerta faces imminent resignation as officials report he may quit in Mexico City and hand power to foreign minister Francisco Carbajal. Rail repairs to Vera Cruz suggest an escape route while Huerta's family and several top officials head toward Vera Cruz aboard the Espagne, with the Moa liner carrying others from the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Huerta
Mexico City
Francisco Carbajal
Vera Cruz
Veratra
General Huerta
Moa
Eral Funston
Iy 14
Espagne
Wavane
American citizen arrested halts Matamoras electric plant
San Antonio reports Manuel Trovine an American citizen and manager of the Matamoras electric light plant has been arrested by constitutionalists on charges of acts against the constitutionalist cause. The plant has ceased operations plunging the town into darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Manuel Trovine
Matamoras
México
German aviator sets altitude record in biplane
Heinrich Oslerich rose to nearly four and three quarters miles in a German airplane, establishing a new world record for altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leipelo
Tully
Heinrich Oslerich
Wound from Quarry Blast Sends Man to Hospital
Reports indicate Engee W. Retaney visited Kip Sith at a quarry yesterday as a blast occurred causing injury. He was placed in a wagon and taken to St Joseph's Hospital under care of Dr. Augustus W. Shes for treatment. The incident occurred near Nashua.
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Nashua
Engee
W. Retaney
Kip Sith
Creas
Howe
Summer Street
Augustus W. Shes
St Joseph’s Hospital
I Cant Make It Providenos Story Fragment
A fragmentary report describes a drowning incident in Mashay involving Harry Hall aged 19. He reportedly called for help as a companion was pulled under by an unseen force in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providenos
Harry Hall
Mashay
Hall
Willa
Tenth Annual Convention of Vermont Rural Carriers
St Albans July 1 Vermont Rural Letter Carriers association holds its tenth annual convention at Knights of Columbus hall with welcome addresses by Postmaster Forbes and Mayor Mann. State President Beckwith is introduced. papers include Parcel Post Experiences by H Wood. Banquet at American House. business session Thursday with roll call, officer revisions, and next meeting site. The R F D News is the official organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Vermont Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Knights of Columbus Hall
Singing of America
Charlee
Forbes
John BE. Mann
J H. Beckwith
Bethel
Charles HH. Stratton
Enosburg Falls
Franklin County Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Association
H.C. Allen
Lyndonville
Muale
J. H. Beckwith
Tether Dice
Burns L. Ongood
Gays‘ville
T. J. Stewart
Morrisville
R. Batehelder
Robinson
A. A. Webster
West Glover
FE. H. Sargent
East Thetford
R. FD. News
Prosecution Threat in New Haven Case
New York July 14. J P Morgan and company refuse to discuss the act of the interstate commerce commission. Directors under Melhen face charges of recklessness and profligate finance. Morgan denies examiners were blocked from full access to books. New Haven meeting in New York Thursday may yield statements. Whitman says indictments follow if crime is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. P. Morwin and Company
A Rt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Melhen
Morgan
New Haven
Washite
McChord
Mellen
Whitman
Vail declines to discuss interstate report in Boston
In Boston on July 14 none of New Haven directors or financial figures would comment on the interstate commission report. Theodore N. Vail said by telephone he did not hold office during the period covered. Public officials avoided remarks while hearings are seen on the New Haven violation and possible swift action by the public service commission. A focus is alleged control of western trolley lines by the New Haven and stockholders seek recovery of losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Haven Road
Theodore N. Vail
New Haven
Lyndenville
Walsh
Icenee
Frederick J. MacLeod
Rma
Massachusetts
Public Service Commission
Opinion on Interstate Commerce Report by Mara Mellen
Mara Mellen, once of New York and New Haven, declined to discuss the interstate commerce commission report. He said he has not read the report and would not comment on a newspaper abstract. Mellen and his attorney plan to travel next Wednesday and expect to withhold reaction until after retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Mara
Ae Mellen
York, New Haven Pitardara Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commision
New Tinven Road
Mellen
Orie
New York
Ewanad
Lipton Not Incriminated In Canteen Scandals
London July 14 Attorney general clears Sir Thomas Lipton, denying ties tocanteen corruption. statement refutes cries of complicity. Report notes Lipton denies any involvement while investigations focus on wartime contracts and supply terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gre
Thomas Lipton
Lipten
Dozen Cars Wreck Closes Central Vermont Line
White River Junction July 14. The main line two miles north of West Hartford was blocked for hours when twelve freight cars derailed from Extra No. 404. No injuries were reported. Five damaged oats cars and a broken truck-frame caused the wreck. Crews cleared the track by noon after aid from White River Junction and St. Albans. Passengers were moved by debris and some trains held at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Vermont
West Hartford
W. H. Center
F. Bronson
St. Albans
Robbery of lunch cart in St Albans prompts arrests
A lunch cart on Kingman Street run by Stephen Young was robbed of food and utensils early yesterday. Chief Mahoney and Deputy Lake Martin arrested two men giving aliases Henry and George Kenney, claiming kin in Keene New Hampshire and Leyden Massachusetts. Two spoons engraved with A were found on them. The suspects, found near Beartown among freight cars, claimed to be half brothers and said they planned to ride a freight to White River Junction.
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St. Albans
Kingman Street
Stephen Young
Toon
J. F. Mahoney
Lake P. Martin
Henry
George Kenney
Keene, N. Hs
Leyden, Maws
Beartown
White River Junction
White River
THINK MAN DROWNED IN CASTLETON AREA
Fair Haven July 14 searching part ies dragging the Castleton river and beating the woods north of the village in an effort to find Andrew Howard who disappeared from his home about four miles north of Fair Haven last week. He is about 55, in ill health and has been acting queerly. His coat and pipe were found Sunday morning under a tree near Mudroel on the Ennis farm about a mile and a half from the village.
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Fair Haven
Castleton
Andrew Howard
Thia
Ennis
Bound Over In 500 Dollars In July Incident
In Addison county court Nikela Savees is bound over in 500 dollars to the December term charged with assaulting Israel Chamberlain with a knife and cutting a deep gash on his right arm. He was arrested Sunday by Con viable Pose Tete and brought before Justice Mester sidey. The stabbing allegedly occurred on E N Loomis’s farm Saturday night, with Swen taken to Middlebury and placed in the sommy fell.
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Nikela Save
Brattleboro Feels Aggrieved Over Federal Building Fate
Brattleboro residents express grievance over plans for a federal building. The council contends the project impacts local property and funds, while officials in Washington push ahead with approval. contentious debate surrounds site selection and financial terms amid congressional input.
Autoist Charged With Child's Death
Bennington July 11 Bennington Wy Bleaning of Syracuse arraigned in municipal court held in 85000 bonds for the death of Jane Danforth five year old daughter of Charles Danforth of Mast Ripert. The child was instantly killed when run over yesterday afternoon by Blessings automobile. Blessing said the vehicle left the highway and could not be avoided. a wheel passed over the child's chest. Blessing and his wife were en route to Pittfield Mass and Granville NY. He accompanied an officer here in the car.
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Bennington
Syracuse
N. Y
Jane Danforth
Charles Danforth
Mast Ripert
Blessing
Pittafield
Mass
Granville
Charles Norcross
Dorset
Funeral of G W Morse Held at Late Home
The funeral of George W Morse was held from his late home yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock Rev W M Newton of Hast Weymouth Mass officiated assisted by Rev W E Douglass of the Ineal Methodist Episcopal church The bearers were D C Jones B E Joslyn J Whitehill Charles Stevens CC Warren and J F Somerville Among those from out of town were L McMahon of Stowe Judge Stanton of Roxbury K Moody Damon Holmes State Treasurer E H Deavitt Miss Carrie Deavitt Mo A Hadley and Frank Bryan of Hampden The Hayden family of Bolton and others attended with floral offerings from Griggs ofates and Miss Effie Welle of The Howers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
George W. Morse
W. M. Newton
Hast
Weymouth
Mass
W. E. Douglass
Ineal Methodist Episcopal Church
D.C. Jones
BE Joslyn
J. ©. Whitehill
Charles Stevens
CC. Warren
J. F. Somerville
Town
L. McMahon
Stowe
Judge Stanton
Roxbury
Moody
Damon Holmes
EH. Deavitt
Carrie Deavitt
Mo A. Hadley
Frank Bryan
Hiontpaiies
Silan Loveland
Ane
Hullard
Northfold
Dar Hayden
Bolton
Griggs Ofates
Effie Welle
Howers
Brandon Boy Shot and Loses Arm
On July 14 Marvin Backus, 11, son of Orrick Tackue of Burkes Hills, was accidentally shot in the right forearm while retrieving cows. The double barreled shotgun discharged when the trigger snagged a wire while the boy climbed a fence, causing his arm to be amputated at the elbow at Rutland hospital under Dr. HL Averill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Marvin Backus
Orrick Tackue
Burkes Hills
Rutland Hospital
HL Averill
Official Ousting by Force of Burlington Water Chief
Frank Kidder, Burlington water superintendent, was deposed by a new board on Saturday night and forcibly escorted from city hall by two policemen after he refused to surrender his commission. The board, led by Fred S. Angus, appointed W. H. Wilson as successor, and Kidder said he would remain superintendent until his term expired. The incident followed an extended water department investigation alleging improper employment and governance, with legal actions and injunction rumors circulating as the city awaits further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kidder
Burlington
Jly
Burlington Water Department
Board of Commisioners
Water Department
City Hall
Kidder
Fred
Angus
David
Leonard
EB. Crady
Board of Commissioners
W. H. Wilson
Meyer Burke
Bart O'Brien
Christopher Miles
Messrs
Wilson
Ridder
the Strom
Wilton
Heininger
Mr. Heininger
Ruitter
Jones
Simays
Henninger
Place & Tat
Jomplay
Department
Body Found On Central Vermont Line Near Montpelier
A man about 33 to 35, a stranger seeking work, was killed on the Central Vermont track between Montpelier and Montpelier Junction. His severed body was scattered along the rail after being struck by a moving train during the night. A sales slip from Berry & Jones, linked to George Williams of Trown's Mills, helped identify him. Authorities, including Mayor Boutwell and Chief Durkee, investigated and he was taken to Val Holm undertaking rooms in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Min Wee
Montpelier
Boutwell
Lindsay
Galleher
Herry & Jones
Charles Herry
Mly Farm
Kerry
George Willams
Trown's
Berry
White River Sanction
Innctien
Burned in Strange Manner Near Rutland Home
Clarendon woman 30 is badly burned and wrist cut after an explosion in a kitchen. Gunpowder in a dusty bottle ignited while she was cleaning jars for preserving. Fire set clothing ablaze, walls and stove parts shattered. She escaped with help from her husband and bystanders. children unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Naowin Smith
Clarendon
Autoist Pays Damages After Bicycle Collision
Hedwrt Goyett a Middlebury employee was knocked from his bicycle in front of Mr Toardman’s place. He was hit by a car carrying H. J. Petit K. Durbean Ed. Dorey and N. P. Paul on their way to Montreal. Goyett was treated by Dr. KH. Martin with facial bruises. Driver FE. Durkenn was arrested and was remanded after a court appearance. The case ended with the automobile owner paying damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Goyett
A. H. Boantman
Mr. Toardman
H. JS Petit
K. Durbean
Ed. Dorey
Chieeper Falls
Mass
N. P. Paul
Willimantic
Montreal
KH. Martin
FE. Durkenn
Charley J. Keeley
I. Dickens
Hein Bold
Dunham
Charles J. Rattan
French Mulford nuptials at church parsonage
In Plainfield, Tar Bugere French son of Mr and Mrs Ewart Preech and Miss A May Mulford of Pintocen were united in marriage at the Universalist church parsonage in the evening. The ceremony occurred at 5 p.m. with Rev. J. and Aber Reed officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Bugere French
Ewart Preech
Plainfield
Mies A. May Mulford
Alec
Pintocen
Univers Saliet Church
Gingham Shirt Clue Ties Burglary to George Tacey
A gingham shirt found on the Budrow veranda linked George Tacey to a daylight burglary at the Budrows on Prospect Street. Tacey, a farm laborer on West Hill, was arrested by Officer Harry Gamble and charged before Magistrate H. W. Seat. He pled guilty and admitted intoxication. Police later recovered the missing rings and four whiskey glasses from his room in the Buzzell block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gamble
H. W
William Wishart
Budrow
Seitch
Potlee
Mr. Taery
Imd
Tina
Treey
Sinclair
Tacey
Buzzell
Steamer Governor Dingley Hits Torpedo Boat Rexigers
The passenger steamer Governor Dingley of Eastern Steamship Co bound for Boston struck torpedo boat Rexigers near Portland harbor causing a glancing blow and significant leakage aboard Rexigers. Dingley sustained no damage and continued on. The Dingley’s captain reported Rogers crossed its bow but a collision could not be avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Governor Dingley
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Boston
Rexigers
Anchorage
Dingley
Rodgers
Barre Invites Burlington Merchants Tour Stop
The Tarr Board of Trade and Barre Merchants Association invite the Burlington Merchants to a better acquaintance tour making a Barre stop on the northward leg to Burlington after visiting western and southern Vermont. The visit aims to include granite quarries, with a brief stay in Barre and a prelude through Williamstown and Narre before continuing to Burlington. The tour begins in Burlington Thursday, reaches Barre Friday afternoon, then proceeds to Rutland West Rutland and Windsor, with Governor Fletcher hosting briefly at Cavendish and the Windsor club at Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarr Board of Trade
Barre Merchante’ Association
Burlington
Barre
Versmont
Max J. Powell
Williamstown
Williamstown Gulf
Narre
Berre
Woodstock
Goa
Rutland
West
Crafe
Mar ‘Dé Industry
Fletcher
Cavendish
Windsor Club
Windsor
Jones Appointment Likely in Senate Vote
Washington reports after a canvass by 14 senators that Thomas J. Jones of Chicago is expected to be confirmed to the Federal Reserve Board by a five to ten vote majority. Developments continue over Paul M. Warburg’s nomination with confirmation prospects uncertain until a Senate decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Wilson
Thomas J. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board Board
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Sines Ie
One Man Found Dead at Adams Paper Mill
A tragedy at the Adams Paper Co mill in Woodsvill involving James Merrill, 25, killed, and Hickerd Welsh, reported seriously injured. Herbert Crabtree, plant manager, later verified the incident and location near the mill. Police and investigators attended the scene as families awaited updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsvill
James Merrill
Hickerd
Adasne ‘Paper Company
Herbert Crabtree
Imiamagwr
Morrél
Drowning at Fork prompts dramatic river rescue attempt
A 10 year old boy, John Gordon, drowned at the forks of Jail and Stevens branches after sinking twice. George W. Grant recovered his body with help, while Dean Rollins rescued William Riddell from the same water. Resuscitation failed despite pulmotor efforts. Nearby witnesses and family rush to assist as searches continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gordon
William Gordon
Durkee
North Mate Street
Stevens
Dean Rollins
William Riddell
Gordon
George W. Grant
Straiten Company
Mullin’ Street
Riddell
Rollins
Grant
Consolidated Lighting Co
W. D. Reid
C. F. Millar
Brooklyn Street
Fred Millan
Prospect Street
Sineloie
Reid
Ho. Stayton
Board of Health
Farehoen
Barre
George Grant
Ieee
Brookliyn Street
William Ingram
Gordons
Carden
Ingram
Dore
Finns
Stanecatter
Trowe
Ralph
Breaklyn Street
Ateniven
Scotland
Chuck Street
Eetwal
Willian
Seter
Aneelle
Bathevior
British Beat French In Eighth Victory at Cup Meet
Reportedly Wiehieten led a British squad to a third time win over the French side in the Craeht F tthwer competition. The event featured shipping, terms, and a trophy race with tense moments as limits were tested and teams clashed at Newt teniig.
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Carbajal
Fuse
St. Albany
J. P. Morgan
Vail
Chas. S. Mellen
Lipton
Nikela Sava
Brattleboro
Fevbere
Brteral &Pricey
Congress
Federel
Taurs Ceart
A. Blessing
G. W. Morse
Brandon Boy
Mae Cote
Edwin Smith
Mulford
Gingham
Clue
George Tacey
Thott
Woodeville, NM
William
Iddell
Latter
Basten
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