Wood Named as Republican Nominee Hopeful at Chicago Convention
The Republican convention met in Chicago to nominate a presidential candidate with General Wood described by Gov. Allen as “the outstanding candidate in the minds of the whole people” and “a plain blunt man with a blunt belief in facts.” Supporters cheered as Wood’s nomination appeared likely amid calls for decisive leadership after World War I.
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Arizona
Kansas
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Allen
Wood
America
Great Council
Ely Pen
Frank Knox
New Hesapehite
Dougine Robinson
New York
Arkansas
Vo Minis
Lowden
Hedeberg Willings
Lodge
Jade
New Hampshire
Kaos
The
Rough Riders
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Wogil
Senmter Lodge
Robinson
Laomird Wood
Mre
Robinesn
Newark
Ehe
Leonard Wood
Aguirica
Theodore Foose
Benster Selge
Bowers
William A Rodenberg
Rodenberg
Republican Platform Highlights Amid War Powers Debate
The platform denounces the treaty covenant as failing to preserve world peace and criticizes Washington era policies. It supports collective bargaining, mediation tribunals, farm aid, and stronger U S policy to defend the flag. It cites Republican economies if cooperation with Congress had built broader savings.
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Washingtom
Jefferson
Monroe
Jar
Nepublican Party
Athenia
Delegates Rally for Wood at Chicago Colosseum
Delegates eager amid heat at Chicago Coliseum file in early for a pivotal presidential nomination session. Lodge and Hays present as Wood supporters surge, while Johnson and DuPont faces are shown in background. Roosevelts spirit echoed in the crowd and a female speaker aids Wood's cause.
St Johnsbury Gain Reported At Seven Percent
A partial and garbled post summary notes a seven percent gain for St Johnsbury with scattered figures and unclear sources. The fragment mentions Washington D and Venens Netwa Mt and references ages and percentages without coherent context.
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Netwa
Burlington Men Arrested Over Conspiracy Case
Four brokers were arrested in Burlington as authorities charged a conspiracy to obtain a large sum of money through alleged fraud. The case involves misappropriated funds and links to individuals named Tawile Keret and Morrie Ay Levine. Investigators say the alleged scheme targeted a substantial payment and implicated several local figures, with further legal actions underway.
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Dune
Burlington
Chenging
Wien
Heer
Lararl Telk
Bewry Fewer
Morrie
Levine
Feretiere Biel Baird
Law and Order Plank Sparks Prohibition Debate
Chicago June M The Republican platform plank on enforcement of all laws stirs wets and drys alike though it was not read to the convention and not officially adopted. Committee members insist it was adopted and forms part of the platform as drafted to endure prohibition enforcement.
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Chicago
Watson
Resortions Committee
Smoot
Resolutions Committee
Cotten
William A White
Kansas
F L Leadership Battle Flares in Labour Ranks
Montreal June 11 The conservative wing of the labor movement faces renewed threats from progressives led by James Duncan of Seattle. The dissenters, after over two major committee reports, plan to contest Campers forces for power at the annual convention. They charge the radicals with seeking influence over food distribution and production policy and aim to push for reforms on high living costs and profiteering in a broader political context.
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Fos One GR
James Duncan
Beattle
Unitelentions
Gampers
Union Jewlery
Pacific
Emet
Ant Thor
Garment Workers
Chielwaggien
Executive Council
French Evacuation Report Prompts Balkan Debate
Washington reports a tense scene with French forces denying advances by Albanian factions across the region. The developing situation centers on control of key areas, with December markings and references to operations that altered southern fronts.
Talk of the Town chaotic Barre De tno petad report
Mra Allen Morrey of Spaulting street was taken for treatment today at the Barre De tno petad. Mrw BH Humphrey mourns the death of her mother Mrs Willen Reavey Mise Faith Corton of Waltham, Mow tradtale mirew.
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Spaulting Street
Barre de Tno Petad
Humphrey
Willen
Comaestort
Woo. Reveolde
Matebrrivier
Indictments Quashed Against Woolen Co and Head of Firm
Federal Judge Mack quashed indictments charging profiteering against the American Woolen Companies of New York and Massachusetts and William M. Wood, president of the corporations. The defense had cited a serjeant argument by Charles E. Hughes that the goods involved did not constitute wearing apparel and thus fell outside the Lever act.
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New York
Massachusetts
William M. Wood
Mack
Charles E. Hughes
Cial
Vermont Masonic Officers Elect At Burlington Grand Lodge
Burlington June 11 Yesterday the Vermont Masons elected officers at the grand lodge session. Archie Harriman of Middlebury was chosen grand master with George Whitney of Bellows Falls as deputy. Numerous district deputies and officers across Vermont were installed, including Wells of Lyndonville receiving the past grand master's jewel. The gathering also noted strong lodge growth since 1704 and featured speeches by grand officers and clergy.
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Grand Lodge
Seasion
Vermont
Fletson
Montpelier
Es, Wells
Lyndonville
Frrand
Archie &. Harriman
Middlebury
Grand Minster
Heorge Whitney
Bellows Falls
Christie R. Crowell
Hrattleboro
Frederick H. Babbitt
Charles W. Whitcomb
Ratlan
Chester
John E. Piddock
Sastons River
Albert, Killam
William H. Folcomef
Staines F Brownell
Rand
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Heanss
Arthur G. Bigelow
Brookgielt
Allan
Hallow
Landiow
Halena Crosier
Readsboro
Jtulige
Thomas
Orwell
Pred A. Field, Jr
Rutland
William M. Dean
North Ferristurgh
Claude J. Morte
Northfield
Safford K. Thorpe
St. Albans
Artin V. D. Piper
Brattleboro
Leon E. Geant
Cheleen
Ralph X Hardy
North Troy
Keon
Pifheld
Charlee Efafbly
Danville Amt
Middlebury Student Receives Probation For Armed Robbery
A Middlebury College student pleaded guilty to a fall robbery of a clothing store in Olay tem Mlamketh village. Judge Stamtam imposed a sentence of two to three years with probation suspended, contingent on conduct and the plaintiff in charge of the probation report. The decision followed testimony from college officials and professors Finnet Reyant, Charles B. Wright, and Charles I Matthews.
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Dune
al Albert & Houghton
Middlebury College
Stamtam Tremot
Howe of Correction
Fae Po
Aed & Phrerian
Finnet
Reyant
Charles B. Wright
Ams
Charles I Matthews
Tayler
Clement Offered To Call Session 1
Gov Clement responded to pressure from the Republican convention in Chicago by proposing a special Vermont legislature session to ratify the woman suffrage amendment if the convention adopts a referendum plank on future federal amendments. He cited urgent requests from Will Hays Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Gov Sproul.
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Clement
Vermont
Will H. Hays
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Theodore Roosevelt
Hays
Alexander Dunnett
Gov
Dunnett
Percival W. Clement
Spaulding Class Day Excerpts Class of 1920 Honors
Parents and alumni gathered at Spaulding High School opera house for the class day exercises of the graduating class. Aldo Charles Poletti led the welcome, and the program featured history written by Helen Sanborn Rinsene, performances by Clement McMahon and Dor ward, and a rug history by Lene Albina. The event included a late prophecy in Hades, a collection for stage fixtures, and a senior chorus finale with two songs.
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Hades
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Vlna
Servier
Corinne Eastman
Mary Rennie Geale
Carroll Clayton Tweker
Barre Branch G C A Ratifies Agreement At Meeting
Barre Branch G C A met yesterday afternoon and ratified the agreement setting a one dollar per hour wage starting June 14. The vote was 0 in favor to 17 against. The polishers' branch voting today was unanimously in favor of the proposition.
Fell on Plow Points In Store Accident
Roland, June 1, reports Wal F. Burbank sustaining five wounds and multiple bruises after falling from a platform on the third floor of W O Landon & Co. He struck plow points and debris, was badly injured, and confined at home on North Main Street. He was taken home after the incident.
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Wal F. Burbank
North Main Street
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Landon & Co
Weamlesman
Florence Allen Weds Hutchinson at Baptismal Ceremony
Miss Florence M Allen daughter of Frank M Allen of Catep street wed Frank M Hutchinson of Prow Hill in a Baptist ceremony. The couple, well known in the city, include Hutchinson employed as a machinist at Brackett. The bride, a Spa high school graduate, has worked as an attendant in a hospital. They plan to reside on the East side.
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Catep Street
Frank M. Hutch
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Prow
Hutelincom
Brackett Sane
Ren Spa Aebinil
Candidate for Orange County State's Attorney Seeks Nomination
A candidate for Orange County State's Attorney announced in June. seeks Republican nomination for the office with a September primary in the county. The entry notes support for the candidate in the upcoming September election and references a campaign by Millward Tal.
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Aewara W. Taft
Bimeel
Rste
Maryn
Orange County
Broken wheel sparks central region wreck incident
Broken wheel caused a wreck near Pikes purer as a car left the road. Officials led by Donnelly W and John Leslie of Washington Street reported the mishap. The event prompted a reminder that the public should attend the scheduled briefing the following Tuesday afternoon at 5 20.
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Commencement Ball marks second week event at Howland Hall
The second commencement week ball at Howland Hall drew about 123 couples for a Green and White themed evening. Carroll's Orchestra played from 8 to 12, the grand march at 9 was led by Harry C. Pivher, and Miss Eva Smith Dainty gave out favors to attendees. Tonight closes commencement week with the graduation exercises.
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Carroll
Harry C. Pivher
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Eva Smith
Granite workers gather for city’s upcoming fair exhibits
Amid confusion over schedules the Mre Charter Collinter meet discusses a forthcoming granite exhibit in Windsor and the involvement of local firms such as Apmes Huazi of Smith etrwel and A. of Blackwell street. Delegates from Perre district granite manufacturers plan to showcase fumbrd granite prodaiie and retail monument features at the Continental Lee event. The committee aims to finalize arrangements for the convention slated to begin Monday, with D. Waters and others expected to attend.
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Smith Etrwel
Blackwell Street
Windsor
Perre
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Prodaiie
Sanearist
Lee
D. Waters
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