War Should Not Be The First Step In Disarmament
New York June 8 Secretary of War Weeks told New York University graduates that it would be the height of folly for the United States to disarm first. He urged readiness to defend rights and citizens until nations dismantle fortifications by mutual consent, noting he did not seek war but warns it may be the only escape from an dishonorable peace if conflict arises with Great Britain. He rejected the possibility of war with Britain but warned against feverish military preparations by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Weeks
New York University
Mr Weeks
Income Tax Due Date Warnings In June Notice
The Internal Revenue Bureau warned taxpayers to pay their June installment of income tax on time to avoid penalties. The June 15 deadline applies to filers with incomes above set thresholds. 24 corporations are noted as paying estimated tax installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Internal Revenue Bureau
Murra
Ines
Baan
S24
Inatal Mente
East Brookfield Church Wedding in New England
A church wedding in East Brookfield was celebrated at the Church of Preston by Rev. Mr. Beers. The bride Miss Newell wore a white gown with pearls and carried white flowers, with Mrs. Clarence Newell as maid of honor. The church was decked with evergreens, guests gathered for a traditional ceremony followed by reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Riles ‘Newell
Silas Newel
Peston
Mr. Beers
Newell
Clarence i
St. Johne
Wight
Ast
Vast
Leeann
Thie Pier
Mercer
Trienis
Semel & Heir
White Mountains
How
East Brookfield
Montpelier News Roundup Confirms Local Honors and Incidents
Montpelier officials and prominent citizens honored Miss Etta Chamberlain at Kellogg Hubbard Hall as she prepares to retire after 47 years in public schools. The report also notes a minor automobile accident near Green Mount cemetery injuring Mark and John Lovelin, plus various state officials and community events in Montpelier and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Elizabeth M. Kimball
Edeward Lowe
Montpelier
Woodsville
Haveeen
Etta Chamberlain
Kelloge Hubbard Hall
Mise Chamberlain
Miss Chamberlain
Mark Lovelin
John Lovelin
Eden Mills
Green Mount Cemetery
James Hartness
Water Power League of America
Manufacturers’ Power Conference
Waldorf
Arto
New York
Timothy Callahan
Josephine Gitchell
Bancroft
Herlin Street
Nellie Kellogg
Tod. P
Anna Mayo
East State
State Board of Education
Alka
Mary Bresnahan
H. C. Mutchinson
Joseph Adair
Edison Phonography
Refugee Camp Established in Pueblo to Restore Normalcy
Pueblo moves to establish a refugee camp to house about 2,000 homeless flood victims, many Mexi, as relief work expands. A water purifier goes in, Salvation Army workers from nearby cities assist with meals, Adjutant Margaret Sheldon to supervise doughnut duties. Forty-two flood victims’ bodies are in morgues, with more unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Dunes
Mexis
Salvation Army
Denver
Colorado
Margaret Sheldon
France
Actios
First Train Out of Pueblo Signals Relief for Marooned Tourists
Denver reports the first train departed Pueblo today carrying 373 refugees and tourists marooned by last week’s floods. The outbound service aims to restore transport links and bring supplies to affected areas.
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Pueblo
Denver
Colo
Dune
Lasker Heads Shipping Board Appointment Made at White House
Washington DC A formal announcement named A D Lasker a Chicago advertising man as chairman of the Shipping Board with other nominees including Myer Lisenor T OConner and Kwant Pitominer along with Admiral William S Henson as chairman in retirement and former Senator George Bh Chamberlain and Frederick T Thompson listed as Democratic contenders The nominations were expected to go to the Senate today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Jane
A.D. Lasker
Chicago
White House
Myer Lisenor
Los Angeles
Bethel High School presents Shakespeare play Midsem Night’s Me
Whitcomb high school seniors staged a Shakespearean comedy as part of the Cummerme nt program led by Irene Cushing. Senior cast included Clarice Morrell, Lawrence Kimball, Ellix Hover, May Seaver, and others with Adelina Cliffwed as an interval performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitcomb High Wheal
Mies Irene Cushing
Clariis Morrell
Lawrence Kimball
Ellix Hover
May Seaver
High Echors
Hubert Gay
Denis Mitiguy
Alice Washburn
Win
Norma Parrett
Barbara Perkins
Virginia Bogle
Mice Adelina Cliffwed
Mee
Ina Gonya
Riverside
Cal
Minver Tae
Bessie Wherler
Ina Gowands
N.Y
Ivers Carr
Hardwick
Eed
Mire
Claffin
Silver Lake
Harnant
Norman & Case
Die Gothom
Brode
Tate
Bullets Identified in Berardelli Murder Trial
Medical Examiner Magrath identified steel jacketed 32 caliber bullets found in Alessandro Berardelli. He described their trajectory into Berardelli and Parmenter, while noting weapon position estimates and defense objections during cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Alessandro Berardelli
George B. Magrath
Bor
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanvotti
Berardelli
Frederick A. Parmenter
South Braintree
Magrath
Parmenter
Harold P. Willisms
Skuils
Wellesley College
Bersardelli
Nichols inaugurated seventh MIT president in Boston
In Boston today nine five earnest Fox Nichols former Dartmouth president was inaugurated seventh president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He succeeds Richard OU Maclaurin who died in June 1920. Governor Elihu Thompson headed the official ceremony. Nichols praised for eight years as Dartmouth's president and for long academic leadership. The address urged deeper application of knowledge to industry and stronger labor management ties as key industrial issues for terminal education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Earnest Fox Nichols
Dartmouth College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Richard OU. Maclaurin
Jwney
Elihu Thompson
Solanes
Dartmouth
Ihport
Nichols
Talk of the Town messy society notes and travel hints
Mrs Bila Joslyn returns home from Brooklyn after a visit while Janes Roberts goes to Iron Rock Maine for a week at his old home. Barre and Barre-area figures attend Vermont Woman's Clubs convention and a Barre chapter of Eastern Star gathering.
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Bila Joslyn
Brooklyn
N.Y
Janes Roberts
Blanchard
Iron Rockland
Aire
AH. Smith
Keith Avenue
Bensington
Chibs
Vermont
Barre
Karl Messer
Massehusetts Institute of Technology
Ciefs
Es W. Messer Richardson
Burlington
New York City
Atlantic City
Envileas
Ascomblaire
A A. Sargest
John W. Gordon
HF Tavis
A. G. Fay
J. Ward Carver
KL Scott
Harte City
Harrie B Chase
Cogent Ne
Bey
Chase
Spaulding
Elas
Mlication
Wien
Chapel of the
Rams Cmd
Bathort
Montpelier Seminary Class Day Attains Formal Commencement
Montpelier Seminary marked its class day with a 9 30 a m service in the main chapel. The program featured music including an organ solo and piano pieces, a class motto reading climb though the rocks be rugged, and addresses by Ralph B Dwinell and Floyd Lawton. The 40 member class presented the class key and junior gifts to seniors, with Misses Marion Mulligan and Donia Elwood leading the program and Emily Robinson and Ruth Perry contributing the class ode. The officers are President Ralph B Dwinell Vice president Ruth M B Coley secretary Lousie A Roder treasurer Willard H Day.
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Montpelier
Owa
Mike Ruth Perry
Anna Theakston
Addrees
Ralph B. Dwinell
Mixe Ruthman Dun
Zephrine Jones
Pineulis
Floyd Lawton
Lole Robinson
Martha Morse
Rachmaninof
Mise
Martha Morvey
Lyman Rowell
Brookes Booth
Marion Mulligan
Donia Elwood
Emily Robinson
Ruth Perry
Ruth MB. Coley
Lowise A. Roder
Willard H. Day
Marjoris Keeld
Lanine C. Roder
John c. Bisbee
Buth Perry
Chara Hill
Glendon Sanborn
Reginald Stancliffe
Montpelier Seminary Prize Speaking Held In Chapel
Seven students contested the annual commencement prize speaking contest at Montpelier Seminary in the chapel last evening. Prizes went to Zepherine Jones for The Little Rebel and Elizabeth Curtis for Daddy Long Legs. boys honors to Wilbur Martin for Juan Valjean and Arnold Houghton for The Unknown Rider. Other speakers included Donald Maxham, Evelyn Blanchard, Alfred Noyes, Ruth Dillingham, with musical selections by a violin quartet, violin solo, organ and piano duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Seminary
G.H. Redding
Mmne
Bessie Cudworth
Mim. C.D. Piper
Montpelier
Zepherine Jones
Edward Peper
Alfred Noyes
Ruth Dillingham
Pyem
Tolhurst
Duane Barnes
Lester Webster
Ada Rovetti
Amd
Josephine Converse
Rubenstein
Mise Converse
Pastorial
Guilmant
Mises Huth Porre
Martha Morse
Alno
Riverside town social notes near graduation week
Charles Palmer Randolph left for Newport New Hampshire to visit relatives including Rev Frederick Leeds of New Haven. Marjorie Morse arrived to visit her parents for a few days and attend her sister Hel Morse’s graduation. The senior class activities, alumni events, and local visits with family and friends fill the week’s town notes with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Palmer
Newport
N. H
Frederick Leeds
New Haven
Aijes Marjorie Morse
Poten
Mra
B. A. Moree
Mine Hel 7
Morse
Vines
Carolyn Wright
Clara Thates
Margery Uulall
Kegree Wardner
Prize Speaking Honors at Spaulding High School Event
The 28th annual Spaulding high school prize speaking contest at the opera house honored Rachel Louise Spear of the sophomores with first prize for A Knight without Reproach. Second prizes went to Marie Smith and Furio Abbiatti for Buster and The March of the Flag, with Thomas Tierney opening the winners’ remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High School
Opera House
Ladive
Rachel Louise Spear
Butler
Mixa Marjorie Phivilis Smith
Bryan
Furio Abbiatti
Beveridge
RB. L. Davison
Goddard Seminary
Judea
H. 8. Swafield
Montpelier High School
Anne M. Mores
Gioddard Seminary
Gloriata
Paaver
Weidt
Tres
Tres “Jolie,” « Walta By Waldteufel
Orchesta
Edward Crosby Humel
Chiarra
Glee Club
Thomas
Paul Tierney
Americas
Tierney
Mise
Teabelle Magdaline
Marrion
Childe Miss Marrion
Man
Shore
Stafford
Harold Bar Wescott
J Trrer Glyan
Stone
Miley Glyan
Br Datier
Rachel Lenin Speer
Euperier
Tee
Mhareten
East Brookfield Wedding Binds Mr Bigelow and Miss Boynton
Arthur G. Bigelow and Ruby Mae Boynton wed in East Brookfield last Sunday at the Bigelow home. Rev JF Clark officiated and flory pink wedding bells framed the vows as guests toasted with rice and confetti before the couple departed for a Northern New England wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Bigelow
Ruby Mae Boynton
Alexy B. Colts
East Brookfield
Siaitos Pom
Annté
Arthur Garfield Bigelow
Lohengrin
W. A. Savage
JF. 8. Clark
Miss Walker Leaves Barre City Hospital
Miss Margaret Walker resigns as superintendent of Barre City Hospital after six years of service to wed. Under her three year tenure patient numbers and duties grew amid steady improvement, with colleagues noting her efficiency and dedication. Miss Martin of Brattleboro will replace her, a Wellesley graduate trained at Presbyterian Hospital New York, daughter of the late Judge James L. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Walker
Huree
Barre City Hospital
Walker
Miss Walker
Missiden BR. Martin
Beattleboro
Miss Martin
Wellesley College
Presbyterian Hospital
New York
Barto
United States
James L. Martin
Brattleboro, Yi
Poulney farmer dies by own action in field
East Poulney farmer Walter Atkins Porter, 65, lifelong resident, shot himself in the head with a revolver in his potato field this morning. His wife found him in the field after he failed to return for dinner. Neighbors say he was despondent over crop failures and drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Poulney
Caarles Porter
Tye
Potush
Walter Atkins
Alfred Carnes Funeral Held in Williamstown Village
The funeral for Alfred Carnes who died at his home in Williamstown was held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the house with Rev A M Markey officiating. Burial followed in the village cemetery. Bearers were Frank Nichols, BE, Bruce, J B Wilfire and John Sivright. Two selections were sung at the funeral by Mrs A M Markey, Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and Path to Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McKee
Boston
Charmin W. Dix
Caledonia County
Charles Devine
Secretary of State
Burr Road
George Lucchina
Harte
Woodbury
Nonina
Waterbury
W. G. Heatings
Fornster
Etual Howe Fy Ciel
Patney
Wiort
Middieveseater
Asaceiation
Etete
Cem
Etery
C Graves
H. W. Nichols
TL P. Sawyer
Land FW. Vaughn
le i
Wells
Middlesex
Margaret Eoherte
Barre
Governarts
H. G. Woodruff
Charles J. Berry
Montpelier
Charlee U
Marshfield
Agmessi
Cartion
Parrar Heave
Tarerd
Holden
Aberge
Frank
Spaulding
Hunt
Alfred Carnes
Willlamstown
A. M. Markey
Buriat
Cemtery
Frank Nichols
Bruce
J. B. Wilfire
John Sivright
Mieneral
A.M. Markey
Unclear sports chatter on Vermont team and local games
Fragmented report notes Mise Vera Bjurk visiting in Nashua and hints of upcoming games between Bais A A. Thasebell and Goddard seminary, plus Barre and Norwich freshmen fixtures. Mentions Syrardae university freshmen and a push by athletic associations to boost teams and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Vera Bjurk
Peter Giachello
Nashua
A. Thasebell
Goddard Seminary
Coddard
Norwich
Barre Banhal
Marre
Worey Granal
Syrardae University Fresionen
Erie
Derre Athletic
Vermont
Barge the Bord Pa Payite Sethiew of Sheet Ly
Fragmentary OCR text describes a cryptic event at Ramet at pth Bevater in the Geer part. It mentions a barge, a party, and a fringing eat, with mentions of a 2 word beer phrase and a distorted quote. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pth
Pet & Geedinethy Bey
Freighter Seapool Hits Iceberg Near Newfoundland
The British freighter Seapool, 4500 tons, struck an iceberg off Newfoundland and heads for St John’s with forefoot broken and forepeak taking water. Position about 45.20 N 48.50 W, 300 miles east of Newfoundland. Orduna aided, reporting no immediate danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Seapool
New Foundland
St. John's
B. Pool
Woman Killed in Auto Wreck Near Weybridge
Miss Emma Baker 23 of Weybridge was killed in an auto accident between North Lebanon and Petersburg while returning from New York to Wilmington with her brother Harold. Baker, a Middlebury High School graduate, had taught in Weybridge and Salisbury. The brother escaped injury. the body to arrive in Middlebury Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Emma Baker
Charles Baker
Weybridge
North Lebanon
Petersburg
New York City
Wilmington
Baker
Miss Baker
Keenis
Welthen
Middlebury High School
Salisbury
Rob Jewelry Store in St Allume Suffered Break In
Early morning smash at D Armstrong jewelry on atain street led to thefts valued around 200 dollars. A granite tool created a window hole. owner Mr Armstrong noted the break when he checked at 4 am. Local residents report chatter about two men seen around the city, one tall one short, and a newspaper similar to the torn wrap used in the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Allume
D. Armstrong
Atain Street
Armatrong
Merything
Matrice Geary
Alto
Ar Hon Af Rowton
Cit
Montpelier Hosts Late Catholic Conference Observance
The Catholic order gathers in Montpelier for a convention held on dates 4 and 15, opening with mass at St Augustine. Rev Verma of Rutland presides as spiritual director, with speakers from White River and Swanton. A reception and formal toasts follow, honoring attendees and leadership. navigation details and schedule are noted but unclear in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholiie Onder
Montpelier
Elem Bith
St. Augustine
Cebhodeh
Fey
Eulydearem
Vasher
Snes
Cotus
Hell
George W. Blane
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Great Britain
Glenn Silas Newell
Violet Landon
Manchester
D. Lasker
Shipping Board
Bethel
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the Town
Montpelier Sem
M. 5S
Wilbur Martin
Randolph
Ella Smilley
South Royalton
Mr. Raymond
All Ormore
Marion Drew
Il Barre
Howard Jirew
Alice Clancy
Northfield
Oingtom
Vermont Federation of W
Richard
S. H
Rachel L. Spear
Thos. P. Tierney
Marjorie P. Smith
Helen R. Martin
Poultney Farmer
Williamstown
St. Johns
Montreal
Sydney
Dublin
U. S
Weeletance
ROB Jewelry Store
St. Albans
Borat
T. M
Geny
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