Palmer attacks Post over perverted sympathy for Reds
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer accusing Assistant Secretary Post of showing perverted empathy for anarchists and of substituting his own views for law in deportation cases. He cited dozens of cases, condemning Post’s actions as anti constitutional.
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Washington, D.C
Dune
Associated Tress
Una Tonie
F. Post
Indor
Palmer
Forday
Alieus
Post
Hiss
Rulex Committee
Dost
Congress
Vial
Prat
Uch
Wolshevik
Tha Hy Jackson
Ralston
Department of Fastice
Blames President Wilson For High Sugar Prices
A June 1 cablegram from Washington DC reports blame aimed at President Wilson for rising sugar costs. Fragmentary text references government action and assessments of price factors, with unclear details and garbled wording.
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Wilson
Troops Escort Ford Plant Workers in Bristol
National Rubber Company workers resumed small group trips to the Bristol plant under guard of troops led by Adjutant General Charles Abbott. About 200 workers, including several women, went to work while production remained halted. Troopers patrolled streets and streets remained quiet as no general meeting of strikers occurred and officials considered future policy on reopening.
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Bristol
Jane L
National Rubber Rom
M Giardamen
Charles Abbott
Providence
Theanand
United States Rubber Company
Na 1 India Rubber Company
Strikng
Trading Office Opens in Narndorn Amid Plans with British
Open trading office in Narndorn reports Premier Lloyd George and British merchants involved. The move aims to organize a broader trade network with the British merchants and establish a central trading hub in Narndorn AS.
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Lloyd George
Hritih Rabimet
Beet
Narndorn
BUBONIC PLAGUE DEVELOPMENTS PROMPT SHIPMENTS
Disjointed war era report notes shipments of medical supplies and fire provisions to a hospital line as authorities warn of plague spread. Vague references to measures and officials imply urgency amid a clouded crisis with unclear milestones or dates.
Wilson Signs Bill Amid Turbulent Deliberations
A fragmented report notes a bill signing by Wilson, amid intense debate and political maneuvering. The piece hints at costs and consequences, with references to factions and unclear economic impacts.
Rumpus Over Wood Manager Sparks Republican Seat Contests
Chicago observers report a ruckus over contesting delegations from Florida District of Columbia Georgia and Louisiana as Republican leaders press the national committee. Wood campaign managers clash with Hitchcock allies amid talk of a looming Wood camp leadership show down.
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Chicago
L.hewrings
Florida
District of Columbia
Georgia
Louisiana
Republican National Committee
Camiga Tranagera Lueve Ter
Lowden
Leneral Wood
Harding
Johnson
Desighi
Frank H. Hitchesch
Willom
Proctor
Hitchwork
Hitchcock
Generals
Wood Camp
Victor Valli Dies After Illness at Granite Street
Victor Valli of Granite Street died Saturday afternoon after a long illness. Born in Spain 28 years ago, he came to America as a youth and settled in Bethel, working as a stone cutter before marriage. He leaves his wife and two children Edith 12 and Fruto 3. funeral services will be held this afternoon at Merry & Seoman Funeral Home at 3 oclock.
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Victor Valli
Granite Street
Ted
Etermugithes Ag
Hima
Valli
Mr. Valli
Spain
America
Northfield
Bethel
Auras Tee
George
Straiton
South Main Street
Tie
Edith
Fruto
Merry & Seoman
Sisters Foil Attacker During School Dormitory Assault
Mary Newton, a one year old girl from Lancaster, was attacked in the Goddard Seminary girls dormitory as her sister cried for help during a baseball game. The assailant, described as tall with glasses, fled toward Cottage Street. Police and a physician responded. the man was later detained on charges of assault with intent to commit rape. Miss Benton received treatment at the city hospital for injuries.
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Goddard Seminary
Mary Newton
Lancaster
Rames
Cottage Street
Ky Hollister
War
Barre and
Chelsea
Harre
Th, Dutgie
Sullivan
Harry Gamble
Miss Benton
Hunter, Noyes recover daughter amid Worcester arrest
A.W. Noyes of Cabot Vermont reclaiming his seven year old daughter in Massachusetts led to the arrest of his former wife Mary Noyes in Milbury. Detectives Crowley and Davidson traced the child and the couple were brought to Worcester on charges as Noyes sought to reunite with his child after a court grant and later dispute.
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Woterster
Mass
Horter Globe
A. W. Noyes
Moan Ho Nayes
Militairy
Washington County Court
Stete
Worcester
New England
Joseph T Crowley
Hostom
James T. Davidson
Worces 1
Rowe B. Noyes
A.W. Noyes
Cabot
Evner Abe
Willam
Noyes
Werenster
Crewe Street
Worces- Stenid
Milibury
Control of Wheat to Be Transferred Today
Government proclamation allocated control of wheat and wheat products today under Wilson era authority. The plan centered on stabilizing markets and public distribution while maintaining civilian supply and price protections amid wartime conditions.
Two Girls and Man Drowned From Canoe in St Albans
In St Albans bay near Gatwick dock, Miss Anna Marquette, Miss Bertha Remillard, Gordon Smith, and Anthony Reddick were in a canoe that tipped over about 10 PM Sunday. The two girls were drowned. Reddick survived. Smith’s body was recovered later. Names and relations follow: Marquette daughter of Alfred and [illegible], Remillard daughter of Flavia, Smith son of J D Smith, with Barker aiding. The party had just returned from a bay excursion. neither girls nor Smith could swim. Mrs. Barker and others heard cries as the motor boat stopped. Reddick clung to the canoe until rescue. Anna Marquette would have turned 18 on June 2. Survivors listed for each.
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St. Albans
Anna Marquette
Alfred Marquette
Bertha Remillard
Flavia Remillard
Gordon Smith
J. D. Smith
St. Albans Bay
Smith
Anthony Reddick
Gatwick Dock
Robert Barker
G. F. Barker
Reddick
Marquette
Ennae
Barker
Alfredquette
George Hurl
Ernest
Verkylk
Emile
Edward
Joily
Eugene
Springfield
Mass
L. J. Marton
Hertha Remillard
Playin Bemilart
Mabel
George
Wilfred
Augustin Gany Gordon Smith
Chie
C. Smith
Teister
Hay de Griswold
Ralph
Tirees
Warner-Marsh Wedding At Sun diyside Farm
An exceptionally pretty wedding took place at noon yesterday at Sun diyside farm the home of the bride's mother Mrs A W Allen when Mise Willa A Marsh became the wife of Douglas Kent of Bristol Conn The single service was used pastor Tee Fligor officiating the ceremony with relatives present The bride wore white crepe de chine with veil and bouquet of flowers The bridesmaids wore similar gowns The groom attended by six witnesses The ceremony featured music by Bessie Spear and George Chatthet Afterward the couple left for a short wedding trip and will reside at home by Urietal Cann later this summer Attending were many relatives and friends including the Warner and Allen families The bride is a Spaulding high school graduate and has been active in community circles in Bristol Conn
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Sundiyside Farm
A. W. Allen
Mise Willa A. Marsh
Douglas Kent. Warner
Bristol Conn
Tee Fligor
Marry Congregational Church
Beta Witnesed
Mise Mary Allen
Ber
Tix Yeciber
Albert Warner
Brooklen
Bauer
Misa Bessie Spear
Aml
George Chatthet
Violimier
Queta
Warner
Urietal Cann
Cuesta
Ail
KG Warren
Mere Hurelit Warner
Carlile
Tora
Athen Warker
Hrackien
de Hanephitne
Wistemary
W. BR. Harksene
Montpelier
Ard
Benjamin Ayers
Concord
Vale
Brietal
Amiel Abe Plans Wedding At Prestaterian Church
Fragmentary notice notes Amiel Abe engaging to be wed on a fret day of James year at a Prestaterian church, with Willer, Gardog, Goorin, Viet, and Richrelpr involved in a civil or religious ceremony. Details are garbled but indicate a formal marriage arrangement and upcoming rites.
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Amiel Abe
Oles Warree Willer
Aginas
Ctearten
Goorin
Richrelpr
Peter Af
anne _ ol
Cresee
Aremmey
Memorial Day Tribute in Barre Honors Fallen Soldiers
On Memorial Day in Barre, crowds honored Civil War, Spanish American War, and World War veterans. Rev F L Goodspeed delivered the keynote, praising those who built the nation and pledging memory of their sacrifice.
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Barre
Chauncey M. Wily
Tata
Peete
Willey
Peefore
Knight Templars
American Legion
Max C. Fisher
George
Nathaniel Bond
B. Vandal
Nathan Harrington
George Perrin
Willley
J.C. Harris
AL Baldwin
Dorseph Mayville
William Sartell
Frank Marton
Chester B. Smith
H. A. Rowes
JF. Rolline
Johneer
Frank Langley
Weldron Shields
Arthur J. W. Scott
Thomas C. McCarthy
Edwin Keast
Wimwead
Barte Board of Trade
Garibaldi Barberi
Pistanre
Winston Brown
Hase Deusmer A. Messier
Barre House
Sons of Veterans
Thore
Mnien
Javin C. Huntington
Church of the Good Sheperd
F. J. Goodspeed
FL. Tindspords
Congregational Cuttrch
Mar
Barre Man Hurt In Auto Smash In Barre Vermont
Barre man Harold Cheever was hospitalized after a motor crash on the lower road to Winwokki near Burlington. Leonard St. John fled the scene and Kayden K. Robinson was briefly detained before release. The trio reportedly drank Italian wine before the trip. Cheever sustained multiple cuts and bruises while Robinson and St. John disappeared or were not located.
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Burlington
Winwoxki
Harold Cheever
Barre
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Leonard St. John
Kayden K. Robinson
St. John
Cheever
Robinson
St. Jake
Ute
Tits & Cadillac
Rochester Child Killed by Auto
Frederick Blair, two and a half, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Blair, was killed Saturday evening in Rochester when Judge Elwin Le Scott of Barre struck him with his car. The child wandered into the street before the front of the automobile, the car pushed him and one rear wheel passed over his head. He was the couple’s only child. The funeral was held at 2 o’clock today.
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Blair
Train crashes kill woman at Saybrook Junction
Saybrook Junction Conn June twenty five year old Scarine Granger was killed and five others injured when a passenger train struck an auto at the Valley crossing above Saybrook Junction. Merrill the auto driver said he did not see the approaching train. The victim and her husband from Stratford Conn recently married at Hartford Conn and had lived in East Randolph Vt.
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Saybrook Junction
Conn
Ae Scaime Granger
Au’ le
Gatesight
In Barret to-morrow grand lodge cession events
The annual meeting of the grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will be held in Meehall, Barre, Wednesday June 2 with assembly, national colors, a drill by Barre officers, and the grand officers presiding. A reception and social hour follow, with entertainment and a Ruth rentints A orchestra providing music. Members in good standing are urged to attend.
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Order of the Fastern Our
Meehall
Barer
Eolrs
Offcore
O of Barre
Sion
Ma Cane
Evenate
Grand
Howland Hall
Ruth Rentints
New Offer Ends Granite Strike Settlement Plan
A settlement proposal for the Harre district granite strike outlines immediate 8.7 to 9.2 pay increases for GCI workers upon resumption, with staged raises on July 12 and Sept 1. The plan includes a possible third party arbitration option and was discussed by national granite producers and GC T Ay representatives in Boston.
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Harre
GC T. Ay
Boston
United States
Hollister Jackson
International Monumental Granite Producers’ Association
Parker House
Jamon Dine Alex
W. Kittrell
Nicol Willams
Proucers
Torbert Fletcher
West Chelmsford
Straiten
Barre
Thames Bi
Bishop
Henry ©. Smalley
I, Bf. G
Mascachnesetts Hoard
Ailiens
Mansnelrusetty
Wide
Fisher
Massachusetts
Thuneau
Board of Arbitration
Alec
Formu
Sernich
Iing
Arbibution
Muncan
Dremite
Tuberculosis Drive Kickoff in Vermont Proceedings
State chairman Fred A. Howlands of Montpelier announces a tuberculosis drive across counties this week. Officials expect participation from county leaders and designated clinics as preparations progress for testing and vaccination events through the coming days.
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Wader
Fred A. Howlams
Montpelier
Quaker Oats Victory Over Government Reportedly Announced
Fragmented text indicates Quaker Oats Co. wins in a government dispute. Article mentions court proceedings in London and a verdict reached today. Ambiguous names and details suggest a legal decision involving the company and a government department, with reference to a Sherman era.
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Quaker Oats CO
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