Insult to British Flag Prompted by DC Demonstrations
The State Department asked District of Columbia commissioners for facts on the burning of a British flag by women sympathizers with Irish freedom. The incidents occurred outside and inside Congress in Washington during the past week near the Treasury Building.
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State Department
Department
District of Columbia
Washington
Congress
Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
Withrieir Freedom
Superannuated Employees Law Sparks Reform Push
President Wilton signs a retirement bill for Washington area department workers to take effect in 00 days. The measure aims to free old staff for reorganization toward efficiency and humane economy, though concerns about continuity and capability are raised as reforms advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Washington
Ohio State
Marriage of Gordon Martin and Mary Vargas in Barry Town
Gordon Martin and Mary Vargas, both of Barry Town, were married at the Congregational church by Dr. Fl. Goodspeed. The ceremony occurred on the groom's farm with the couple as the central figures.
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Gordon Martin
Mary Vargas
Barry Town
Talk of the Town A daughter born last night in Barre
An item reports the birth of a daughter last night with details about residents in Barre and nearby towns. It mentions Francs Barros previously of the area now in Detroit and notes assorted social notes and a forthcoming event at a residence.
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Amores
Francs Barros
Thievy
Ain
Detroit
Mich
Frivedy
Barre Griere Creme
Wartford
Camm
Italy offers new Adriatic compromise on Jugo-Slavia
Paris notes Premier Nitti proposes to cede Trieste and Abbazia to Italy under modified Wilson lines with league of nations harbor control and Sassak suburb to Jugo-Slavs. Dalmatia mostly given to Jugo-Slavia except Seara autonomous. Lussin and Operso in Gulf of Quarnero stay unclear.
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Paris
Nitti
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Laibach
Wilson
Julian Venetia
Triest
Abbazia
Fiume
League of Nations
Sassak
Jugo-Slavs
Lussin
Operso
Gulf of
Quarnero
Dalmatia
Seara
Bristol R1 Plant Reopened Amid Riots After Shutdown
Bristol R1 factory reopened today after a month’s shutdown but less than half of the 4706 usual workers reported for duty amid state guardsman patrols. A clash of strikers and returning workers prompted military inquiries and plans to prosecute strike leader Angelo Chearelli on assault charges. Management indicated only about 100 of 1400 making department workers were present, delaying operating requirements.
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Bristol
National India Rubber Company
National
Charles W. Abbott
Beeckman
Abbott
Ompany
U S Offer of Aid Accepted by Mexicans
Authorities at Vera Cruz accepted the U S government offer to send a sanitary detachment to curb the bubonic plague. Three people died after attacks in the Henketion area, with three more in grave condition and no new cases in ten days, raising belief that new infections may be spreading.
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Mexica Uy
Vera Crug
United States
Per Universal
Vera Cruz
Henketion
Hieral
Fire rages through five story Boston building
A five story Foss and company wool waste building on Atlantic Avenue near South Station burned for hours. Firemen fought dense smoke and explosions, tall flames spreading through floors, with several walls halting spread. Twenty five firemen overcome by smoke and two injured. Fire walling and doors confined the blaze. spontaneous combustion suspected. loss estimated around 200 dollars. The state police opened an investigation.
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Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Vicina
Purchase Street
Foss and Company, Inc
Joseph BE. Green
Amoke
Earle
State Palier
Diplomas Awarded to 289 Midshipmen at Annapolis
Secretary Daniels warned graduates at the U S Naval Academy to reject rigid tradition and pursue bold innovation for future naval strength. He cited the North Sea barrage as evidence of resourcefulness shaping wartime success and urged officers to balance theory with action.
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Annapolis
Jane
Daniels
Navy Academy
North Sea
Rdio
Mavnee Barthing
Blac
Thanlele
Pewce Heights
Revolver by his side in Windsor death case
The body of a man under 30 was found on Sherman Taylor farm near Windsor with a revolver and cartridges nearby. Authorities suspect suicide as autopsy by Dr. B H Stone will determine if an inquiry is needed. Humphry name mentioned. over seas veteran. State’s Attorney Moore to review evidence at scene.
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Windsor
Sherman Taylor
Hnumpis
Moore
Humphry
B. H. Stone
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Burlinton
O'Clark
C. W. Kidder
Woodstock
R W. Walker
I. A. Gould
Fred G. Bicknell
Codey
Prison Guard Suspected After Prison Escape
Crowley a state prison guard was suspended indefinitely by Warden Elmer E Shattark for neglect of duty tied to three convicts escaping via a ventilator shaft a week earlier. He saw fugitives on roof but fired no shot, claiming his revolver could not reach. Warden Henry, returning from the Canadian border, reported two fugitives, Herman Harney and Harry Manster, were at large. Charles Ward, a Black inmate, surrendered last Sunday night.
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Saul
Eugene
Manila
Depats
William Henitry
Herman Harney
Harry Manster
Charles Ward
Vwwck
Child Kidnaping Still Unsolved In Norwestown Case
Police and detectives searched surrounding country and settlements through the night for Blakely Coughlin a fourteen year old reported abducted from his home. Investigators said the kidnappers used a letter to lure the child and offered a reward of 1200 from officials for the arrest and conviction.
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Nowrsetown
Eees
Blakely Couglin
Eith Westerday Mara
Polien Department
Jistece Agwate
Im Priate
Uea
Cmemiete
Binet
Wwe
Coaghlie Teadly
Rewart Fe
Piladelphia Uy
Coneeee Amd
Vrvereton Ethh
Unclear fragmentary text about Whistler figure event
Fragmentary OCR notes mention James Whistler and Leanne Fen with unclear actions and a police remark. Details are unreadable, making precise identification or summary difficult.
Tennessee Battleship Commissioned With World War I Features
The Tennessee, largest US battleship, is commissioned at Brooklyn Navy Yard with 626 foot length, 98 foot beam, and 2 500 ton displacement. Built at a 20 million cost, it showcases new range finding and firing mechanisms, a crew of 43 and 25 gunnery crew, and sails on August 1 for a Guantanamo practice cruise. A Tennessee delegation attends the ceremony in New York.
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New York
Tennessee
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Jutland
United States
Guatanamo
Cuto
R. H. Leigh
Vermont Eastern Star Session Opens at Barre Temple
The forty eighth annual Vermont Eastern Star session meets in the Masonic temple Barre under Ruth chapter No 32. Grand secretary reports 700 new members in the year bringing total to 9100. Vermont has 79 chapters. Election of grand officers to follow afternoon session.
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Grand Chapter
Vermont
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Blanchard Block
Ruth Chapter
Barre
Phyllis M. Burditt
Grand Path
Francia W. Putting
Olve J. Stowell
Grand Jodge
Ordre
Ruth
Barre Board of Trade
Graniteville
Websterville
Beim
Elie
Chapin
Connecticut
Rand
United States
Philip Jerguson
Medford
Mass
Eugenia Mo Peter
Georgia Burditt
Graand
Millis M. Burditt
Springfield
Lotus Quartet
Boston
Onter
Chicago Rally Opens Preconvention Parade in June
In Chicago on June 1 two Republican contenders Senator Johnson of California and Senator Hardy of Ohio arrived for the pre convention rush. With five days to the convention in the Catoseum the field gathers, Hoover absent though expected later. Delegates advance arrivals continue, pledges undecided, managers sorting slates as chairmen reveal preferences amid cautious optimism.
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Chicago
Johnson
California
Hardi
Ohio
Chviengo
Herbert Hoover
Lees Chan
Ne Pations
Placorer
Two Candidates Present at Lake Mansfield Trot Dinner
Report of a 210 member Vermont gathering at Lake Mansfield with candidates for state offices. Attendees included President H B r n ham of Grand Rapids and Lavery of Stewr with H L Babbitt and Curtis Lavery as gubernatorial hopefuls. Dartmouth figures Kingsford and Tr halls also mentioned.
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Hawley Af
Rutland Boy Drowned in Local Lake
A Rutland boy named Ralph, fourteen, drowned near a lake after a late misunderstanding. Bystanders found him unresponsive and he was taken to the shore where medical staff declared him dead. authorities plan to investigate the incident as a local tragedy.
Vermont Democrats choose eight unpledged delegates
Eight unpledged Vermont Democratic delegates were elected at Rutland to attend the national convention in San Francisco. The list includes K. A. Bailey of Barre Town and Montpelier Mayor H. Shuttle, with others such as J. Holmes Duck and John B. Flanagan of Proctor among the eight. The convention endorsed aggressive war-related measures, labor legislation, and a form of military training, while condemning Republican resistance to league of nations reservations and criticizing postwar policies.
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K. A. Bailey
Barre Town
H. ©. Shuttle
Montpelier
Rutland
San Francisco
J. Holmes Duck
Burley H. C. Brislin
Fred ©. Martin
Bennington
Howard KE. Shaw
Stowe
L. W. Waehter
Windsor
John B. Flannagan
Proctor
Democratic Party of
Vermont
Jefferson
Jackson
Clevelant
Wilson
Wedant
Wilco
France
Senate
League of Nations
Voestivad
Ates Ude
Federal Reserve
Wilsom
Marntatt
Durin
Amercan
Willam
Labor tie up in granite industry shifts toward $8 day
Barre belt workers face a potential end to the granite stoppage as the International Granite Product association meets in Boston at 4 o clock. A signed agreement with the Granite Cutters International Union on an eight dollar daily wage is expected tonight or tomorrow. Once approved, workers will return to their jobs, possibly by Monday morning, with Barre committee members traveling to Boston to push the settlement. The Barre Granite Manufacturers’ association signaled readiness to settle and resume business.
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Barre Belt
International Granite Product GP Association
Bostorq
Granite Cutters’ International Union
Spon
Activr Ly
Barre
Producers’ Association
Boston
Barre Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Busi
Fire damages East Barre home of Fred L. Sargent
Fire at 11 o clock gutted a barn at the Sargent property on Main Street East Barre. The residence suffered extensive damage estimated around 2000 dollars as flames spread from a kerosene stove. East Barre and Barre fire brigades rushed to the scene with rapid response and chemical attacks contained the blaze.
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Fred L. Sargent
Main Street
East Barre
Congregational c
Barre
Oll Cartes
Governor Clement Seeks Teacher Training School Location
Governor Clement met in Montpelier with Dr. M B Hillegas and Prof. W C Bagley to discuss locating a new teacher training school. Delegations urged town involvement, but the committee aims to decide the site by the project’s merits, with further conferences planned in Burlington later this week.
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PW. Clement
Montpelier
Highgate
M. B Hillegus
W. C. Bagley
Columbia University
Dr. Hillegas
Burlington
Died in Barre Man From Boston Passes Away
George Gauthier of Boston died while visiting Mysleter Williamstown during what is described as a search day. He was single and survived by Mr. and Mrs. Formane Gauthier. The report is unclear with OCR errors but notes a fatal ending associated with Barre.
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George Gauthier
Boston
Williamstown
Mysleter
Tharge Boimbardier
Canada
Mes
Foramae Gauthier
Meeting minutes section in Vineet Cleve parish notes
Fragmentary OCR reads about a meeting at Vineet Cleve with a three person committee and routine agenda items. It mentions a matinee term and attendees but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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