Mediation and Huerta Backing Down Over Tampico Crisis
Diplomatic notes from Spanish ambassador Bi ano confirm Huerta will not block Tampico, easing mediation tensions at Niagara Falls. Mexican delegates report government action aligns with mediation aims, while the fate of Huerta’s regime rests with mediators and representatives. At Chihuahua City, officials explain federals executed were deserters from the constitution and former Madero regulars, with about 26 shot last week.
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Washington, D. C
Sune
Muerta
Tampico
United States
Niagara Fells
Biano
Bryan
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Antilla
Mexicat
Mexico
Ander
Anarez
Chihuahua City
Andreds
Madero
Constitutionalists
Thrown Off Driver's Seat In City Delivery Run
Natale Cardini lost control on a hill when a delivery horse bolted toward Granite Street. He toppled, suffered a three inch scalp wound a gash on the shin and bruising. Cardini was treated at Granite Street home and will miss route duties briefly. The wagon minorly damaged the horse unharmed.
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Natale Cardini
Neckley Street
Cor Operative
Cardini
Granite Street
Cordini
W. F. Lazell
Receiver Requested for Montpelier Granite Co
A voluntary petition for a receiver was filed Saturday by the R J DeCol laines Granite Co of Montpelier before Twige L FP Stack through Burton Bailey, attorney for the stockholders. The action aims to wind up the business of the firm operating under that name since its formation. The stockholders listed are R. DeCollaines, LN Wood, and WY Farrar.
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R. J. DeCollaines Granite Co
Montpelier
Twige
Masonic Work Opens With Annual Council Meeting
Hurlington June. Masonic weeks opened with the 4th annual meeting of the council of liberation department. Marsh Perkins presided and read the annual address. Visitors included Dr. George W. Currier of Nostina New Hampshire deputy of the supreme coal northern jurisdiction for New Rampehine and Arthur Mi persis 3 Troy XV grand master of land encampment Knight Templar United States.
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Hurlington
Council of Deliberation Department
Marsh
Perkins
George W. Currier
Nostina
N. H
Popreme Coil
New Rampehine
Arthur Mipersis
Troy
Knight Templar
United States
Joy ride wreck ends in party injured near St. Johnsbury
Four Lebanon travelers were badly hurt when a speeding auto skidded and hit a culvert three miles from St. Johnsbury. W Walter Mowroe, S Sayre, and two unidentified women were taken to the Boartine hospital. Mowroe suffered brain trauma, Sayre multiple fractures, and one woman identified as Miss Cass collapsed at the hospital after the crash.
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St. Johnsbury
Boartine
W. Walter Mowroe
Lebanon
N. A
Denly
Sayre
Miss Casa
Bellevue Hospital
York
Miss Campbell
W. B. Fitch
Mowrse
Mins Cass
New Haven Directors Agree to Separation Plan
Boston Tyne A. The directors of the New Haven road agreed to Governor Walsh s proposed separation plan between the New Haven and Boston and Maine railroads. Chairman Howard Enicott told a legislative railroad committee that the board supports selling the Boston & Maine stock held for the New Haven by the holding company. Directors said the action is fair and avoids extended government conflict for New England. There are 100,008 stockholders and 94,000 employees.
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Boston
Tyne A
New Haven Road
Walsh
New Haven
Koston & Maine
Howard Eniicott
Boston & Maine
New England
First Communion Colors White At St Monica’s Church
A class of 75 children from St Monica’s Sunday School received their first communion at the 8 oclock Mass on Trinity Sunday. Rev P Me Kanna officiated, with the junior choir and Miss Loraine Loranger leading hymns, followed by a post communion piece. After Mass the group went to the Convent of the Sacred Heart for breakfast and then toured to Berlinore for boating and diversions.
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St. Monica’s Church
St. Monica's Church
Trinity
Kanna
Frenches
James Bennett
Mary
Jesus
Mies Loraine Loranger
Mr. Bennett
Nolet
Ruth Humphrive
Zion
Sodality
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Berlin
North Duxbury House Fire Destroys Home
Waterbury June 5 fire destroyed the William Martin house at North Duxbury after noon. Fire was detected at the chimney and again later, despite efforts to halt it. The lower part of the house was saved by a quick fight, insurance covered some loss, water drawn from Elliott mill pond, and men stood guard on the roof.
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Waterbury
Motner
William Martin
North Duxbury
Elliott
Attempted Escape Falters at Windsor Prison
A June Windsor prison incident notes Charles Green, serving for burglary, attempted escape by using rope and gas alongside a guard. A rope fragment and gas apparatus were found in his cell. Green’s plan aimed to silence an inmate and exit unseen. Green had previously pleaded guilty to a Windsor burglary from last winter.
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Windsor
Charles FE. Green
Comiiet
Vermonk State
Tor
Green
Pele
Gren
Fran Woodstock
Wreck on Central Vermont Northbound Train Near Word's Crowing
A northbound Central Vermont passenger train derailed two miles north of Word's Crowing after three cars plunged down a 20 foot embankment. Eleven cars and a locomotive left the track though no one was fatally injured. Four employees and six passengers suffered injuries but none required hospital care. The cause is believed a broken rail near a slight curve, with a landing 24 feet above a meadow by White River. Officials and rescuers, including Drs. Gifford Angell and Bailey, arrived quickly to assist and recover occupants while crews cleared the line for resumed service late Sunday.
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Randolph
Joe
Central Vermont
Word's Crowing
White River
A. Conner
White Rive Hunetion
George, Allen
St. Albans
Gevek
Expresa
Me Midifle
Express Meanngye Oconnell
Ingurea
Gifford
Angell
Bailey
Aw Roche
Selieli
Couth
fiTloe
Tna
Sonlay
Spaulding High School Commencement Week Program
Spaulding high school's week long commencement program lists events from Tuesday evening opera to Friday graduation exercises. It notes 34 graduates, no commercial graduates due to the course length increasing from three to four years, with names and musical selections included.
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Spaulding High Wineo Hue
Italian native Angelo Calderara dies in Barre home
Native of Italy Angelo Calderara died Sunday morning after an illness of many months. He had been a resident of Barre for about 17 years and worked as a stonemason for several manufacturers. He leaves a wife and four daughters in Barre and Randolph, plus a half-brother on North Main Street. Funeral services were held at the Hedding Methodist church with Rev. K. B. Newell officiating. interment in Hope Cemetery.
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Angelo Calierara
Lins Om
Merchant Street
Ming Montio Althoust
Charles Comolli
Host Barre
Flinreth Calderar
Barre
Ron Calderam
Irene Calderar
Randolph
Anetonia Calderara
North Main Street
Calderare
Italy
Barre Toarly
K. B. Newell
Hedding Methodist Church
Hope Cemetery
Two Ribs Fractured In Fall At Plant
Edward Smith, 28, a police officer at the Alexander Milne plant off Virele street, fractured two ribs when his chair or object snapped on Saturday causing him to fall six feet. Dr W G Hoodrich treated him. he is resting at Mrs Emily Henry’s boarding house, 36 Jefferson street, and will be unable to work for several weeks.
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Democratic Party
John J. Hartigan
Lawrence Kelly
George W. Garman
Angus McDonald
James Brown
Donald McLeod
Patrick McNulty
Joe W. Jack
Edward W. Bisbee
Barre
Vermont
Edward Smith
Alexander Milne
Virele Street
WG. Hoodrich
Mc Smith
Emily Henry
Jefletion Street
12-Cent Fare Proposed by Barre & Montpelier Traction
Vicw President HL T. Sanda announced the Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Co plans to raise most fares from Barre to Montpelier to 12 cents from 10. Halfway fare becomes six cents. Workingmen tickets rise to 3.5 cents, with school child tickets unchanged. Company cites revenue deficits due to taxes wages and repairs as rationale. Public notices will follow with full fare schedule and figures.
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Vicw
HL ‘T. Sanda
Barre
Hood
Montpelier
Sands
Tien Thean
Faota
Auto Turns Turtle With 5 Occupants in Morpelier
Five men were in a Cadillac when it flipped in a油 slick section near the Morpelier gas plant. One man, Louis Giacamuszi of Railroad errest, suffered a facial gash. others had minor scrapes. The car, owned by Frank Tettamanti, was towed to a dealership. no serious injuries expected.
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Cadillnc
Mor’ ’ Pelier
Louis Giacamuszi
Railroad Errest
Frank Tettamanti
Frank Ovelle
Hasebill
J.L Kestelli
Bisoni Derira
C.K. Roberts
Montpelier
Auperine Trident
Mr. Roberts
Ginémmue
Flies
Mares Gn
Cailidge Agency
Toffe Street
Bennett Agency
E.dy Foster
Waterbury Center
Per Ponte
Cadillac
Twriver
Testamanti
Amazel
Portien
G. Tomasi Wock Am North Main Street
Ginen
Muneal
Woman Struck by Auto Near Finn Washington Main Streets
An automobile owned and operated by Samuel Gerrard struck Mrs. McHardy of 12 Seminary Street at the Finn Washington Main street intersection. She suffered a bruise on the leg, was moved to her home, and traffic was hindered by a trolley car and crowd. Gerrard’s slow, cautious maneuvering and horn alarms contributed to the accident amid a busy corner.
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Samuel Gerrard
Mcfardy
Seminary Street
Finn
Washington
Main Streets
Phareh
Alirieh
Rin
Gerrant
Elm Street
Main
Guuge
Alannt
Gerrard
Arri Dent
Currant
Stewart
Rondenad
Bervase
Darren
Urged Seniors to Active Work at Goddard Seminary
Commencement week at Goddard Seminary opened with Rev. Fortier delivering the baccalaureate sermon before 44 graduates and a large crowd. The service featured an ornate program and a class motto Ad Astra per Aspera, with Fortier urging students to pursue spiritual discipline while examining the concept of parasites in life and faith through a thoughtful, probing message.
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Goddard Seminary
Eturck
Geof F. Fortier
Ruthland
Goddard
Magons-Clark
W A. Wheaton
Partor
Morrison
Jearn
Prikyer
Tria
Verdi
Dr. Jarvis
Grant
Mackay
San Mon
Mr. Fortier
Culkin
Wheaton
Maryshal
Lyman Kitcomb
Mr. Forter
Jacks
Marin
Bates
Monte
Orphan 83 Year-Old Girl Burned In Fire Accident
Reta Gauthier of Beckley Street suffered deep burns on her face hands and arm when kerosene stove flames ignited her clothing while Grandparents Mo and George Tanguay were nearby The fire was contained by Uncle and Dr A G Paiment who attended the burns and attempted to comfort the girl The family line notes Remi Gauthier and Blanelunguay Gauthier had prior fatalities in accidents years earlier
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Reta Gauthier
George Tanguay
Beckley Street
Retaix
Remi Gauthier
Blanelunguay Gauthier
Mont Jurier Rad
Tegan
Reta
A. G. Paiment
Burke
Burial in Rope Cemetery by South Harre group
A large assembly from South Harre grange and Barty aerie No 1873 Fraternal Order of Eagles and many neighbors gathered on West Hill to honor William Allan a prominent local farmer. The service was led by W I SM of the Church of the Hood Shepherd. Pallbearers included Tom Camp Charles Pearsons Dame Both and William Emslie. Mrs TACW Allen sang during the service and many tributes followed at Hoyeen Cemetery.
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South Harre Grange
Barty Aerie
Order of Eagles
West Hill
Wiliam Allan
W. i
Church of the Hood
Ton ¥S Camp
Charles Pearsons
The
Grange
Dames
William Emslie
Eagles Fraternity
Tacw
Allen
Intermont Winei Tle Family
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J. J. DeCollaines Granite Co
Council of Deliberation
North Duxbury House
Charles E. Green
J. Whitcomb
White River Junction
George i
Estee
Windsor Hill
W. 1
Polge
Nashua
J. O'Connell
Mba. Harmisdes
Manchester
F. If
Robar
Brattleboro
Allen H. Brown
Marlboro
Masa
Fred Deysone
Northsweet
W. W. Heggif
Malden
Mase
Joe DE Grand
Addrison
RL 1
Welle River
Montler «Junction
Democratic City Committee
Geo. N. Tilden
George N. Tilden
Barre City
Ool
Spaulding
Ble
Tub Prank Sepredler
Second Honort Music
Iae
Lennie
Reichard
Emma Louise Siumimencement
Aitizens
Fortune
Herward D. Collins
Ph. Ti
Belleot
St. Mary's
Heaney Tile Cluly Usay
George Huntington Gieve
Newman
Yton
Culdeen
Angelo Calderara
Stoneshed
Traction Company
John McHardy
George F. Fortier
Dutland
Coctet
Lees
Poe Fred
Thomas Tanguay
Rope Cemetery
William Allan
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