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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times surveys World War I events and Vermont notes, citing Germany’s actions, Allied coalitions, and local concerns. It discusses governors Brumbaugh and Gates, road-building efforts, and recruitment impacts on rural Vermont communities amid spring preparations and industry shifts.
The article argues that external military force by the United States would only dampen Mexico's revolutionary drive temporarily. It notes uncertainty in policy behind Washington's warning and suggests that words without force will be dismissed by revolutionary leaders. The piece contemplates US action versus talk in aiding Mexico and its people.
The piece cites Holland’s firm neutral stance and dignified protest over the Lusitania sinking, noting its parallels to the United States and predicting a cautious but clear response to neutrals harmed. It also discusses Italy declaring war on Austria Hungary, and the wider implications for global alignments as nations weigh patriotism against strategic disadvantage.
In a foggy Atlantic encounter, wartime craft clash as the fleet holds a 3-1 draw in a tense waterway skirmish. Crew reports indicate no decisive breakthrough as weather and confusion blur the action.
Dairy experts urge strict cold storage and sanitary handling to prevent bacterial growth and contamination. Flies and dusty air spread germs, while clean, cool milk from proper refrigeration and clean utensils remains essential for baby feeds and overall safety.
Glasgow reports wartime munitions delays blamed on industrial inefficiency and worker manipulation. Piece-work delays, higher pay demands, and resistance to unskilled labor hinder output. Herald urges military discipline and local armaments committees to govern wages, labor rights, and enforcement during the war.
Mrs Harriet (Rice) Abell aged 100 widow of Calvin Abell died yesterday at 12 20 PM at her son Charles H Abell's home on South Main street Enosburg Falls The family notes she was born in Enosburg the fifth child of Mr and Mrs Rice She moved to Sheldon after marriage and later to Enosburg with her son Her long life spanned two world wars and multiple generations with many descendants.
Montpelier announces a full commencement week at Trinity church and on campus with sermons by President William Arnold Shanklin of Wesleyan, prize speaking, class exercises, alumni dinner, and a commencement address by Hon. F H Gary of Renton. Includes baseball game vs alumni and probate notices for local residents.
A Randolph Grange meeting is reported with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. George T. Colby and others. Local residents share updates on residences, travel plans, family changes, and social visits across nearby towns including Northfield, Bethel, Stowe, and Windsor. The piece notes Memorial Day observances and community movements, with references to multiple local households and farm life.
A fragment from a local page mentions East Barre L and a remarked witty comment or note. Details are sparse but indicate a small community item or meeting reference without full context. Entities named are East Barre L and a person or group tied to wit. The exact event, date, or outcome remains unclear from the legible text.
June 3 Eimer E. Geve faced a judge after being admonished and jailed for $1237 bail. Witnesses including Morehouse and Miles testified he drove 15 miles per hour past Chant Street tanker danger, with Nearmey presiding as the case stretched over three days.
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