Republicans Vote To Terminate War By Resolution
Democrats on the House Foreign Relations Committee dissented and will file a minority report after the majority report on the Porter resolution. Republicans voted solidly to adopt Porter as a substitute for the Knox resolution, repealing the declaration of war with Germany and Austria-Hungary. Chair Porter said the measure would be presented to the House next week for immediate consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Foreign Relations Committee
Washington, D. C
House Foreign Affairs
Porter
United States
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Senate
House
Emaciated Dory Fisherman Found Dead After Fog and Storm
A lone fisherman, about 45, was found dead in a dory 25 miles east of Highland Light, west of Georges Bank. The emaciated body lay among fish, with a bamboo marker and red cloth. Captain Clifford Hopkins of Waltham said the man likely was cut off from his ship by fog or storm and died of thirst and exposure after apparently rowing toward shore for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Junea
Bearee
Highland Light
Georges
Hean
Clifford Hopkins
Waltham
Hia
Daye
Bel
Montpelier Social Roundup Notes Local Community Visits
Montpelier residents attend a dinner at the Colonial to honor Miss Laura Keegan and Vita Van Neles before a Ping Pong event at Father Niles home. Local clerk Nichols takes a vacation with his family in Washington as his daughter, once paralyzed, can now move on crutches. Allen Fletcher of the American Legion is called home due to his father's illness. J A Wilbur and J Brown travel to Middleford for insurance matters. Stock issuance proposed by Supersposiiing Betting Ltd of Burlington. FP W Clement visits State House offices as various officials address insurance and health matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Keegan
Vita van Neles
Father Niles
Ping One
Saelatas
An Ness
Nichols
Pavilion
Washington
Allen Fletcher
American Legion
Johnnon Yeeterday
J. A. Wilbur
J. . Brown
Mitteford
M Burlington
W. Clement
Rutland
State House
Dwinell
Timothy
Bangor & Aroostook Cuts Off 705 Men
Bangor Maine reports 705 railroad employees suspended for 30 days due to declines in passenger and freight traffic. Derby locomotive repair, Houston car repair, and maintenance of way shops face temporary closures or staff reductions. President Todd cites nationwide traffic drops, with Maine showing a similar downturn and a 40 percent fall in passenger numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Dune
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Ite
Derby
Houston
United States
Todd
Maine
Memorial Day notes and church schedule in Williamstown
Reports of quarantine release for Clogston Simons and Bigelow and others. local Memorial Day events include a union choir at the Methodist church with named singers. families return to town. health updates on Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Briggs. a party trip to Montpelier and Stowe. Congregational and Methodist services announced with Army reduction armaments appeal. Sunday school and evening services. Weston notes on Epworth League and high school graduates hosting a service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clogston
Walter B. Simons
George Bigelow
Arthur Dyke
Vernon
Duckson
Bridgewater
Mies
A. Sivright
Maria Bartlett
J. R Bartlett
Union
Methodist Church
Richard
Jeffords
Henry B. Waldo
Ada A. Reed
Evelyn McAllister
Bert BE. Lovell
Jen
W. B. Jones
A. G. Lapoint
Barre
W. F. Carpenter
Northfield
Lester
Edna
Burlington
Lucy Whitney
William P. Briggs
Randolph
Whitney
Ware
Sarah
Norris
Wesley M. Seaver
Hazel ‘Williams
George EB. Wilder
Montpelier Center
East Montpelier
John Claugh
George Goodwin
Norman Goodwin
Bingham's Falls
Stowe
Ameri
Congress
United States
Nations
Markey
Chris. van Endeavor
Centenary M. EL Ehurdh
Albana Markey
Succes
Epworth League
Dan
Lesder
Earl Boyer
Wwedesee
Massacres Reported in Armenian Black Sea Cities
Athens dispatch says Constantinople reports massacres of Greeks in Samsun and Trebizond on the Black Sea coast. Streets littered with bodies, multiple ships in both cities ransacked. An American destroyer has arrived at Samsun to protect Americans there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Wiys
Constantinople
Samean
Trebizond
Black Sea
Armenia
Saimaun
Tilden advances to finals in world tennis championship
William J. Tilden of Philadelphia defeats Nicholas Mikho of Romania 6 2 6 5 6 2 to reach the final round as the only American remaining in men’s singles. Heavy rain made the clay court sloppy and slowed play, but Tilden maintained control with precise placement while Misha of Romania struggled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud
France
Associated Press
William J. Tilden
Philadelphia
Nicholas Mikho
Romania
Arnold W. Jones
Providence
Mins Edith Sigourney
Boston
el M
Hereh
Mmy
Figueroa
Tilden
Jones
America
Mishu
Misha
Atomanian
Wener
Denmark
Belgium
Tee
Five Italians Nab Kidnapped Boy in ransom plot
Five Italian men were arrested in the kidnapping of Giuseppe Verotti, five, after a woman detective posing as a Detroit cousin helped negotiate ransom. Police expect recovery of the boy soon as the suspects reveal the hiding place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Verotti
Salestire Verotte
Lone
Detroit
Wiletate
British miners reject government proposal in strike action
The executive body of the striking miners reportedly rejected the government offer, maintaining the ongoing labor dispute. No other verifiable details are clearly readable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamdon
Jame
Cna
At . l
Court official dies after long service in Washington
The long time clerk of the United States Supreme Court, Jesnes Maher, died at Genegetowe hospital after several days of illness. He had served since 1864 and was described as a leading member of American civil service, moving the court forward through decades of change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jesnes
United States
Supreme Court
Genegetowe
Defeated Mine Wethered in Britias La dies' Open Tournament
Tursherrs Sevilend Dune 3 led the field today as new legends emerged in the Britias La dies Open. Creu broke through to defeat Mine Duyre Wettered, taking the title in a dramatic golf tournament setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine
Britias
Tursherrs
Sevilend
Dune
Mice Creu
Mine Duyre
Negotiations End Between Marine Engineers and Shipping Board
Washington, June. Negotiations over wages and working conditions between the marine engineers and the Shipping Board have been broken off, announced W. S. Brown, president of the Masting Engineers' Beneficial Association, today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
Marine Engineers
Shipping Board
W.8. Brown
Mastings Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Jury panel of 40 veniremen to complete Sacco and Vanzetti trial
Norfolk county court directs an overnight manhunt for 40 added talesmen as 175 citizens are rounded up for examination. Only seven jurors filled in three days. Court hearings reveal disputes over how summons were made, whether from lists or at random, with defense seeking consultative rights amid protests from workers, farmers, and businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edham
Mase
Niccola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vangetti
Norfolk County
Capen
Cinama
Quae
Brooktine
Ham
Braintren
Stoughton
Norfolk
Milfis
Medway
Dus
Talk of the Town note on Laurel Street visitors and local activity
Fragmented notes describe Frorine Bilodeau visiting at Albert Bilodeau’s Laurel Street home and other town happenings. Mentions of local residents, a deputy sheriff, Montpelier events, school teachers, and a social gathering with lemmon spread and cream cake details, reflecting small town life and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frorine Bilodeau
Albert Bilodean
Laurel Street
Manchester
SN. H
Py Warees
Sherif Walter E. “Bisby
Howe
East Marre
Ht. M. Farnham
Montpelier
Aldrich
Lacie
Williaming
Walker
Waste Elimination Urges Management Reform In Industry
A report by the American Engineering Council’s committee on elimination of waste assigns over half of industrial process waste to management and more than a quarter to labor. It notes massive unemployment, idle labor, and billions lost to wasteful practices, urging federal action and a national program to improve information, employment, health, and education while promoting better management and safety standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
American Engineering Council
Herbert Hoover
Femnell
J. P. Channing York
L. W. [Wallace
Washington
Mumber
Gove
Laia
Funeral of accident victim George Garneau at Graniteville
Funeral services for George Garneau son of Mr. and Mrs. Ontule al Garneau of Graniteville were held at St Sylvester church in Sorlock on Wednesday morning. Father A M Quillert led the Mass with corse music and hymns. Burial followed in St Sylvester cemetery with pallbearers including Arthur Garneau Trematore Vivian Kennett Hyon Orange Gilbert Leo Kehar and Conrad Fournier. Floral tributes came from family friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garneau
Heynardd
Ontuleal
Graniteville
St. Sylvester's Church
Sorlock
A M. Qillert
Holy Convent
Kyrie
Father Schubert
St Sylvester's Cremetery
Arthur Garneau
Vivian Kennett Hyon
Orange Gilbert
Leo Kehar
Conrad Fournier
Emma
Annette Letourneau
Wiliam D. Ty
Farm Barn Destroyed In June Fire At Law Farm
A farm barn was destroyed by fire yesterday on Wilfred Law's farm near Weetfurnd. The blaze consumed a large stack of straw and damaged several acres. Firefighters were unable to save the barn and the cause is under investigation. No injuries are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Wilfred Law
Frew
Weetfurnd
Mass. Court Rules Higher Beer Alcohol Content Under State Law
In Lawrence Massachusetts Judge J J Mahoney ruled that Massachusetts law allowing 275 percent beer substitutes the Volstead Act in local courts. The case of James McGurn for illegal liquor possession was dismissed after a state health chemist testified the sample contained 2.51 percent alcohol. The judge urged federal authorities to pursue prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Massachusetts
J. J. Mahoney
James McGurn
State Department of Public Health
Motorist Acquitted of Manslaughter in Church Road Death
Emery Lucia, a farmer from New Haven, was found not guilty of manslaughter in the death of Lewis Troville. The Grand Tele county jury deliberated from 12:10 p.m. to 6 p.m., with Attorney General Archibald presenting the state’s closing and TE. Hopkins and Allen Sturtevant arguing for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hore
Emery Lucia
New Haven
Lewis Troville Road
Church
Grand Tele County Court
Archibald
TE. Hopkins
Allen Sturtevant
Burlington Auto Theft Arrests Reported
John Levignes of Burlington and Lester Thompson of Chicago were arrested after breaking into BP Donovan’s auto repair shop on Main Street. They stole a car motor and a can of gasoline, triggered alarms, and fled on foot before police chased them. both are jailed in Chittenden County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
John Levignes
Lester Thompson
Chicago
BP. T. Donovan
Joe's
Main Street
Seers Feevil
Collowe
Chittenden County
Autos and vehicle incidents blur Montpelier streets
Reports from Montpelier detailing accidents on Main street include Bo Giteven's wagon collision causing Mr. Eve to be thrown out. Edwin Currier states his car burned in Mindireehaw, and a Burlington man reports a company truck hit a child. A Burlington boy and others are involved in several crashes. Stratton admits fault after striking a seven year old. Royalton residents report a New Hampshire tar ran over their Boston ball dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Giteven
Montpelier
Miles
Eve
Vitel
Edwin Currier
Mindireehaw
Eman
Burlington
Forgan
Buttington
Cos Stratton
Washington County Best Spellers Chosen
Ralph Glidden of Woodbury and Doris Graves of Waterbury will represent Washington county in the fall spelling contest arranged by the state board of education. The event followed a local contest at which numerous towns including Granville were represented and prizes included five dollar gold pieces from Montpelier Savings Bank. The field featured many local youngsters with notable performances by Fred Backus of Waterbury and Mary Carpenter of Marshfield among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Glidden
Woodbury
Doris Graves
Waterbury
Washington County
State Board of Education
Granville
Addison County
Montpelier
Barre
Mary Nye
Herlin
Montpelier Savings Bank and ‘Trust Ca
Wineners
Misaraves
Fred Backus
Number 12
Sword
Bate Rather Braggs
Northfield
Linda Crandall
Berlin
Jerome Lawsley
Moretovwn
Number 27
Kisio, Fisher
Worcester
Mary Carpenter
Marshfield
Carpenter
Cabot
Mark Tl
Agnes Wheelers
Duxbury
Zillah Clark
Lizzie Pierson
Fred Hackne
Moretown
Charis Graves
Jerome Lavalley
Plainfield
Dorothy Wheeler
Bernice
Eva Long
Halma Atherton
Norwich Athletes Depart for Burlington Meet
Northfield June 3 Norwich university track team left today for the Vermont intercollegiate meet in Burlington. Norwich hopes strong showings in field events with Betterwse and Gibeon in high values and the relay quartet ready. Jand ron Roby expect strong runs in the 440 and 880 with Vinson among distance contenders. others aim for points in discus and shot put.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Norwich University
Fiat Vermont
Burlington
Norwich
St. Lawrenc University
Springfield
Middlebury
Vermont
Jandron
Roby
Davin
Flanders
Steele
Diecus
Flappers
Tom Digman
Holy Criss
Norwith
Betterwse
Gibeon
Curtis
Fisk
Sparrow
Smith
H. T
Bradley
Heath
Foran
Rolieges
Tuberculosis Investigation Reports In Orange Chickens
Dr DeFossett investigated avian tuberculosis in Orange, finding infected lungs in chickens. A farmer killed a chicken for dinner amid concerns about bovine tuberculosis in nearby cattle and ongoing testing of herds, with several cows recently culled. Washington reports show varying herd accreditation status and ongoing regulatory actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeFossett
Orange
de Yrsett
Berastee
DeVorsett
Karesa
Washington
Vermant
Five Women and Man Hurt in Worcester Crash
In Worcester Massachusetts on June 3 Mrs Ida Peterson aged 60 and Albert Buskey 24 were gravely injured when Buskey's truck collided with an electric car near Chadwick Square. Four other women in the truck suffered serious injuries. concussions hip and head injuries. They were en route to Greendale Fair Grounds to prepare for a United Commercial Travelers dinner. All victims were admitted to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Ida, Peterson
Albert Buskey
Buskey
Chadwick Square
John Ekenburg
John Johnson
Niles
Myre
Christie Quest
Fair Grounds
Greendale
United Commercial Travelers of
New England
Chase Grant Wedding in First Baptist Church
A June 2 Brattleboro wedding united George Chase and Madeline L. Grant at 3 p.m. in the First Baptist church with about 100 guests. The bride wore white satin, veil worn by her mother at her wedding, and received a pearl necklace. The couple honeymooned and will reside at 190 Western Avenue Brattleboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Duby
Albert Duby
Ring-Lwarer
Robert M. Jones
Merle Jones
St. Johnsbury
Barre
Hazel G. Chase
Harold F. Davis
Ding
Mia
Kia Smith
Jntme M. Thompson
Spaulding
Mra
Chase
Western Avenue
Brattle Bore
Jane
Mage Stryrhen
Hiner
Road bids opened for state highway projects across counties
Bids opened by the state commissioner for multiple road works from 210 miles of gravel road at Irasburg to two miles of improvement at Hartford. Firms include Pearl Reef, Kennington, Walter E. Dix, Gilpin and Son, Rogers & Stocker, Logie A LaFrance, Canton Engine Co, and others with bids ranging from about 8,000 to 49,000 dollars. No awards until governor approves federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Way
Renna Fan Rerk
Wuthemst
Imihes Concrete
Pearl
Irasburg
Bereeter & Somco
Whroester
Eeed & Sone
Waltham
Mass
Walter E . Dix Corporation
FH Guild
OP Es
Spring Geld
GilfiNan
St. Dabvshusy
Rogers & Stocker
Denville
Hailford
Logie A LaFrance
Holpoki
Sgt Sme
Canton Engine Cry Canton
Mase
Billie
Met Peer
Fallkilt Crmetourtion
Poughkeeper
Arboric
Hartford
Paper mill strike ends after 500 workers walk out
A labor dispute at a northern paper mill concludes as about 500 workers return to duty following an extended strike. Negotiations reportedly centered on wages and working conditions, with union officials claiming a tentative agreement has been reached.
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Austria
Aroostook
Williamstown
Samsun
New York
James D. Maher
U.S. Court
United States Shipping Board
Veniremen
Talk OF
the Town
Amoyut
Baek
WCTIM
U. S
Lewis Troville
North
Burlington Garage
C. Gitchell
Automobile
George 1 LaValley
LaFayette
A. Black
Thie Marning
Harry M. Naga
Brattleboro
Worces
Ter
Truckle
Greendale Tair Grounds
Chase—Grant
Hardwick
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