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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1916

Page

3

One Year Navy Term Adopted by House Committee

A one year term in the Navy is adopted in an amendment to the naval bill, unanimously approved by the committee of the whole. The article discusses managing long term contracts and suggests life insurance as a prudent option, mentioning National Life Insurance Company of Virginia and an agent, S. 8 Ballard, in Montpelier Vermont.

Navy National Life Ins. Co Ballard Rialto Montpelier

Syrians Plead With Wilson for Aid to Mount Lebanon

A New York Syrian committee urged President Wilson and State Department counsellor Polk to obtain permission from Turkey and the Entente to deliver food to Mount Lebanon, then an autonomous Turkish state, where thousands had died or suffered from famine despite a largely Christian population. Syrians in Cairo planned to ship food if allowed, as the government weighed possible actions.

Washington New York Wilson Polk State Department Turkey Entente Atl Lebanon Mt. Labann Sprlans Keypt

Dillon Sees Little Hope In Dublin Rebellion Debate

London June 2 Premier Asquith moved adjournment of Parliament to give MPs time to discuss any subject. John Dillon Nationalist urged debate on Ireland including martial law and arrests, but acknowledged it risked inflaming tensions. He critiqued government efforts toward reconciliation with Ireland while urging responsible action.

London Asquith Rise of Commons John Dillon Trish Ireland Ireminth Rillian Levid Laeyd Eriel

Ireland Prisoner Policy Debate Prompted By Asquith

Mr. Lloyd George pressed Premier Asquith on the principle guiding treatment of prisoners in Ireland. Asquith promised leniency consistent with public order, noting eight hundred released and that only those clearly implicated or returning danger would be detained.

Lloyd George Dillon Asquith Dublin Ireland Tnnditel

Liebknecht to be tried for treason in Berlin

Copenhagen reports a Berlin court ordered the prosecution of Dr. Liebknecht, the noted specialist, for treason over his alleged support for government policies during the war. He was arrested in Berlin after taking part in May Day protests.

Liebknecht Copenhagen Vie London Berlin H. Wilitiken Bard L

Alaska Glaciers Retreat Report from Survey Front

A brief note on the retreat of Berry Glacier in Alaska’s northwest Prine Wil area, showing the glacier front moved back several hundred feet over years. The report, by a researcher, includes sketches and reproductions, and will be filed with the U.S. Geological Survey in Washington D.C.

United States Geologial Survey Prine Wil Wimimsomund Alaska Lee Furry Slater Tubmwn Chester States Pelegiel Warvey Warhugies D.C

Baker Sees Democratic Unity At Ohio Convention

Secretary of War Baker told the Ohio Democratic convention that the party rests on four years of achievement led by President Wilson. He highlighted the Federal Reserve Act, rural credits, direct election of senators, and new regulations while warning of a divided opposition and labeling the detractor group as self‑seeking. He praised democratic foreign policy and urged avoiding war with Mexico.

Columbus Newton Baker America Woodrow Wilson Harding Chicago Congress Mexico Maker

Boston & Maine rail notes extended to July 17

The Boston & Maine railroad notes totaling 13 million dollars were extended to July 17 after Presidential announcement by I. H. Hustis. Over 97 percent of note holders consented, enabling the reorganization committee to work out rehabilitation plans for the property.

Boston & Maine Railroad Boston H. Hustis Rolt Oi

Help for Working Women in Frankfort Kentucky

A letter from Mrs James Convey of Frankfort Kentucky credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after female weakness left her unable to work She states she used three bottles and regained her strength recommending the remedy to other women The letter invites readers to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts and asks women to consider trying the tonic before losing hope

Rankfort Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. James St. Clair St Frankfort Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Standard Oil Trust May Return To Courts

Washington June 2 Following a conference between President Wilken and Attorney General Gregory it is learned contempt proceedings against Standard Oil directors for alleged violations of a supreme court decree ordering dissolution may be sought. Gregory said his department has been studying the matter and a decision will be reached soon.

Washington Wilken Gregory Supreme Court Deferee

President backs McGillicuddy bill for federal employee pay

Washington June 2 President Wilson told Representative McGillicuddy of Maine he favored his bill to compensate federal employees in service and hopes it can serve as a model for state law. The measure had already been favorably reported by the judiciary committee.

Washington Wilson McGillicuddy Maine Judiciary

Canadian gold imports surge as Morgan ships add 27 million

New York reports J P Morgan & Co acting for the British government added about 5000000 in gold to the recent Canada movement. The total for the current movement reaches about 27000000 dollars as imports from Canada continue.

New York Jane Canada J. P. Morgan & Co

Hughes Rivalry Rages as Chicago Convention Nears

As the Republican convention approaches in Chicago the fight over William Howard Hughes resurges. Supporters and managers split into camps, with Hughes maintaining a commanding lead though efforts to force his withdrawal falter. Roosevelt's stance and Hitchcock attacks move the clash toward a volatile, uncertain climax.

Chicago Siuce Charles BE Hughes Mughes Eld High C Theodore Roosevelt Col. Roosevelt Roosevel Cal. Roostvelt Justice Hughes Roosevelt Frank Hitchcock Land Mr. Hitchcock

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