British Give Commissions to Krassin Mission in London
London reports say Gregory Krassin, Russian Bolshevik trade minister, has official permission to set up a Russian trade bureau in London. Details vary, but some papers claim premises secured and barter-based dealings may link to the board of overseas trade, with Russian grain and oil offered for British goods. The negotiations touch on prisoner releases and regional political tensions, with Lloyd George reportedly backing closer Russia ties.
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London
Socrcy
Gregory Krassin
Board of Overseas Trade
Board of Trade
Foreign Office
Daily Mail
Russia
M. Krassin
Suffrage Vote in Ohio Stands
The Supreme Court ruled that federal constitutional amendments cannot be submitted to referendum in states with such provisions, rendering Ohio’s state referendum amendment inoperative for federal ratification. The Ohio Supreme Court's injunction against submitting the prohibition and woman suffrage amendments to voters was set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Suspreme
Ohio
President Huerta Takes Office After Unusual Military Display
Mexican president Huerta is sworn in amid a notable military parade marking the transfer of power. The ceremony featured a distinct arrangement of troops and ceremonial units, underscoring the power dynamics of the administration.
Amendments Will Stand In Federal Ratification
Mexico City June 1 Adolfo de la Huerta sworn provisional president at 5 PM in the chamber of deputies amid a heavy military show and crowded galleries. Chinese officials and Guatemalan deputy reports noted recognition moves while Ohio lawmakers ratify federal prohibition and women suffrage amendments, testimony on state referendum provisions.
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Mexico City
Adolfo de la Huerta
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
Legation
Luis Parra
Manuel Palas
Supreme Court
Washington
Puebla
Ohio
Columbus
Derby Stakes Opens With Record Entries At Epsom
London June Derby day at Epsom draws 22 starters including Tetrama favored by Major MeCalmont and rivals Archaic Allenby Daylight patrol Polymeus and Heroes. Crowds travel by road to the historic course as King George and Queen Mary attend the opening meeting with robust betting enthusiasm.
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London
MeCalmont
Pr Vom Downs
Lord Derby
Allenby
Daylight Patrol
Polymeus
Epsom
King George
Queen Mary
President and Judges Tax Exemption Declared
The Supreme Court ruled that the 1910 war revenue act provisions forcing the president and federal judges to pay income tax on salaries are unconstitutional. Judge Walter Fivans of Louisville sued to recover taxes he involuntarily paid, arguing salary impairment. The lower court had rejected his claim.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
United States
Walter Fivans
Louisville
Terrible pimples cover face prompt skin relief ad
A testimonial from Weymouth Mass about severe pimples on the face and forehead being cured by Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum. The writer notes dramatic improvement after using the products and mentions sample copies of Echoes.
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Aed
Weymouth
Mass
Prize stakes eclipse records with 80000 pounds forecast
The article states the first prize could reach about 80000 pounds while the London stock exchange sweepstakes offer 5000 pounds to the Qret prize winner. Promoters of war charities and other movements appeal to lucky winners to donate part of their winnings to help the unlucky.
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London Stock Exchange
Qret
American golfers boost showing at British Amateur Championship
American entrants opened their Walton Heath campaign with strong play. Gardner and Nelson Whitney impressed, Whitney carded a remarkable 4 despite a seven on his score. Gardner starred in a four ball with a 72 and a monstrous 433 yard drive on the 14th hole, nearing the pin.
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Tere
America
Rua
Ehamy Soares
Walton Heath
Surrey
Gardner
Nelson Whitney
London Times
Itney
Kujo Migay Enters Paris War Academy Study Course
Prince Kujo Migay, brother-in-law of the Japanese emperor, has arrived in Paris to pursue studies at the War Academy, as reported in today’s papers. The stay marks a formal education mission during his time in the French capital.
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War Academy
Paris
Prince Kujo Migay
Local Market Prices and Wheat Market Jump
Fresh eggs at 46 47 cents per dozen in local markets with potatoes at 3.50 to 3.75 per bushel and veal easing. Butter and rhubarb listed. Chicago saw the July corn delivery rise to 1.73 a bushel, with tight country supplies slowing buyers and sellers. Market notes from Barre Vermont and Boston describe steady demand and light movement.
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Barre
Chicago
Boston
New York
Memorial Day Golf at Barre Sets Mixed Fortunes
The Barre course hosted Memorial Day events with a flag and tombstone contest in the forenoon where James Freeland claimed first place and George Brand and James Murray tied for second and third after planting on the 18th hole. In the afternoon, bogey matches saw Frank Leith two up and Joseph Comal Ti even, with Mire J. Freeland one down.
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Barre
James Freeland
George Brand
James Murray
Frank Leith
Joseph Comal Ti
Mire J. Freeland
Mt Ae
Cherryvale Grove
Gage
Paints
D. RK. Stuart
F. Laith
W. A. Mathieson
Petrie
J. Robertson
Myr. Wood
Mra Dodge
D. R. Stuart
J. Fraser
F. Leith
Mre
A. Brew
Mise M. Leith
AL Petrie
Mine UP
Gall
Mise G. Gale
Jack Wn
Lovker Comemitter
J. OC. Robertson
Mire
W. A. Mathievon
Specialists Convention Opens in Cambridge and Boston
Cambridge hosts the Am Segal Thinological and Otological convention with sessions at Harvard Medical School led by President Dr Harrie P Minder of Boston. In baseball the National and American leagues see scores across Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St Louis New York Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Boston and Washington with varied results.
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Cambridge
Masa
Dune
Inc
Harvard
Medial
Harrie P. Minder
Boston
St. Lewi
Chiedgo- St. Lamia
Cleveland
Detroit
Cee Ceceland
New York
Wash
Ee Movten
Findame
Philadel
Philo & Basins
Phil Saetyphla
Stowe Observes Memorial Day With Service And Parades
Memorial day was observed by the H H Smith post healing the dwindling membership, with the Woman's Relief Corps organizing a program attended by American Legion Post McMahon, Boy Scouts and many schoolchildren. Graves at West Branch Luce and village cemetery were decorated, a riverside memorial service followed, and a shift to the River Bank Cemetery for flowers on soldiers graves. The day featured a memorial address on Vermont soldiers in the Civil War and World War II, a flag ceremony, music by the Stowe military band, and a large turnout of relief corps, children and veterans. A town baseball game, local enlistment drives, and various memorial day activities rounded out the community observance.
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H. H. Smith Post
Woman's Relief Corps
Id McMahon Post
American Legion
Boy Scouts
West Branch
Thomas Luce
Village Ceme
Post
Se 5
Akeley
Emma Straw
Hattiester
Sarah EB. Dewey
Barbara R. McMahon
M. H. Bacon
America
Corps
Legion
Akeley Memorial
River Bank Cellery
8. C. Spaulding
M. KE. Bacon
B. G. W. Marshall
R. R. McMahon
Emmons Sargent
Lynch
Easter Spaulding
Jackson Sargent
H. A. Sparker
H. Gaiser
H. A. Shontette
Lucia G. Lamson
Holyoke
Mass
McMahon
Sargent
Thomas Cheney
Morrisville
Vermont
Dwight F. Smith
France
Donald M. McMahon
Frank J. Robinson
Relief Corps
Mra
Janet Adame
Stowe Military Band
Waterbury Center
R. AB. Harris’ Field
Local Move and Hospitality Note from Hyde Park to Burlington
A note indicates Miss Katherine Cole of Hyde Park will stay with Mrs. Way for several days. Francis St. Peter moved his family from Waterbury into one of Adams’ houses in Miller's Brook neighborhood.
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H. FE. Shaw
Lamoille County
Belvidere
Frank
Barrows
Stowehairman
Uc‘oes Monde
M. Bugbee
H. E Shaw
E C. Hashaw
F . Billings
Rutland
Mildred Phelps
Waterbury i
Madeline Wilkins
Walter Kenyon
Memorial
Richmond
Robert Smalley
Con's Ice Cream Co
Ime
T. Way
Burlington
Katherine Cole
Hyde Park
Way
Francis
St. Peter
Waterbury
Adams
Miller's Brook
Deliberations Resume At National Editorial Association
In Boston on June 2 delegates resumed meetings after yesterday's pleasure trips. Topics included print paper shortage advertising and circulation. Speakers listed include Jason Rogers Courtland Smith John R Rathom Dr Girren H M Giago HY Bailey and F E Hadley. Secretary of the Navy Daniel was slated as the main address for the evening.
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Boston
National Editorial Association
Uni
Jason Rogers
The
New York Globe
Courtland Smith
New York
American Press Association
John R. Rathom
Provideons Journal
Dr. Girren
American Red Cross
Washington
H. M. Gi °Ago
HY. Bailey
Prim I
F. E Hadley
Minnesota Edi Essociation
Navy
Daniel
Associa
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Italy
Teoria Journal
Boston Transcript
Pres. Huerta
Major McCalmont
Cuthura
Goodyear
Ford
Chevrolet
Dort
Maxwell
Pac al Weather Tread
H. G. Bennett
Jefferson ST
Barre, VT
Maple Sugar Market Report
Barre Links Memorial
Boxton
Pittsburg
St Louis
Ponton Thia
Brooklyn
Bronklyn 16
Breklyn
St. Lome
UN Xee York
STOWE
de Esas
Hart Schaffner & Marx
North Main Street
Studebaker
H. F. Cutler & Son
Canada
Williamstown
J. Thomas Jamieson
Williamstown, Vt
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