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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1920

Page

2

Interest Grows in Sixth Yacht Race at Newport

The sixth contest drew larger crowds as Vanitie’s second victory over Resolute heightened interest. Commodores J P Morgan of New York Yacht Club aboard Corsair, H F Sears of Eastern Yacht Club aboard Constellation, and J H Williams of Boston Yacht Club aboard Sinbad arrived with other yachts. A light southwest wind favored the start as the fleet gathered for the triangular race.

Newport R. I Vanitie Resolute J. P. Morgan New York Yacht Club Corsair H. F

Vanitie Wins Narrow Newport Race Showing Strong Windward Move

Vanitie secured victory in a windy Newport race yesterday with a decisive two minute 25 second elapsed margin and a 23 second corrected time, as observed from shore.

Newport

Yale Player Wins New England Tennis Title

New England champion L M Hanks of Yale defeated C W Pike of Amherst Mass in straight sets last evening in Hartford Connecticut.

Hartford Conn L. M. Hanks Yale New England C. W. Pike Amie Mass

Nominating speeches announced at Democratic convention

At the San Francisco Democratic convention eight presidential candidates are listed with sponsors. William G. McAdoo is to be presented by Harris Jenkins. Palmer by John H. Bigelow. Cox by James Edwards. Johnson by Jenatice James Johnson. Edwards by KF O'Brien. Hubert L. Owen by D. Hayden Linalanghy. James W. Gerard by A S Cherry. Gilbert M. Hitchcock by A C Schellenberger. Meredith by Claude Po.

San Francisco William G. McAdoo Harris Jenkins Kansas City Palmer John H. Bigelow Pennsylvania James Cox Ohi Supreme Court Jenatice James Johnson Columbus Edwards New Jersey Charles PF KF. O'Brien Jersey City Hubert L. Owen Oklahoma D. Hayden Llnalanghy Muskogee Okla James W. Gerard A. 5. Cherry Sioux Falls Gilbert M. Hitchenek Braska A.C. Schellenberger Ermor Nebraska Secr Meredith Claude Po Towa

Chamberlain criticised over war wealth tax plan

London critics attack Avetin Chamberlain the chancellor of the exchequer for vacillating on proposed taxation of war wealth. The press argues the idea impractical while Chamberlain warns that precaution is essential before any levy. He noted Britain had bought half the Anglo-French loan share and pledged to redeem remaining treasury obligations.

London Avetin Chamberlain House of Commons Chambers Tainei Ding Kierlain Waid Great Britain United States New York Treasury

Goddard Falls to St Michael's in Burlington duel

In Burlington on June 11 Goddard Seminary lost to St Michael's 3 to 4 after a nine inning pitchers duel. Kelley sparked Goddard with a first inning single and A Sullivan added a run in the fourth. St Michael's answered with a three run fifth inning and Poirier delivered the decisive run in the sixth. Clarke and McMahon pitched well for Goddard with six strikeouts each, while Wilkins and Clarke led St Michael's bats with key hits.

Burlington Goddard Seminary Boys St. Michael's St. Michael's Diamond Goddard Tankay Kelley E. Sullivan Gilbo McGinnis Miller Ooldard A. Sullivan Sullivan Clifford Linnehan Wilkins Clarke Wood McMahon St. Michael Michaels Goppano Freeman Asullivan Bwenter Gitte Kelly E.sullivan Tao Thompson Potries Poll Hale Tie Innines Jehenetas Michael Orrdoeninose Goddard Ointsooui Rune—Clifford Mc- Ginnie Viking Wool Baldvan Kelley Ty Hita Swwnter Ne Btolnis Bene

Deadlock Looms as Hughes Candidacy Weighs Heavy

Chicago June 11 delegates at the Republican national convention spoke of a decisive first ballot to name a presidential candidate amid a blend of big three support from Wood Lowden and Johnson. Uninstructed delegates held power as dark horse plans swirled through the night with floor trades and late emotion shaping the pace toward possible deadlock.

Chicago Wood Johnson Lowden Nothes Curbon Dark Horse Tohnare Lerwcien Yeas New York Nicholas Murrey Butler Johnen

Crow Diet and Grain in Farmer's Battle

Fragmentary account discusses crow consumption of grain and pecks at kernels affecting farmers. It mentions grain percentages, pests like moths, and timing between November and March for gleaning. The text references a farmer and measures to deter crow damage and protect crops amid seasonal threats.

Farmer Gore United States

Quiet Inferno of Ballot Feints and Hidden Hands

The report describes a California bid showing growing strength while backroom talks steer the party. Dark horse candidates lie beneath the surface as Governor Sproul and Butler associates negotiate, with alleged plotting to push Hughes at the opportune moment. Hoover supporters voice doubt, but plans remain unseen.

Ing Dark Horse Ee Governor Sproul Butler Charles Keane Judge Hughes Herbert Hoover

Sugar Rationing Set For Hotels And Restaurants

New York June 01 Sugar rationing will take effect in hotels and restaurants nationwide on June 21 Armin Weil special assistant to the Attorney General announced after a conference with leading New York hotels and restaurants representatives who pledged to help curb sugar use due to shortages.

New York Armin Weil Gene ‘Almer Ril York

Federation Doings in Montreal Rejects Nonpartisan Dept

The American Federation of Labor rejected creating a permanent educational department to push nonpartisan political propaganda. It authorized the executive to charter an international policemen’s union once 6,000 patrolmen join. A telegram urged freeing James Larkin and supporting Ireland, while a motion sought to end color caste in railway clerk union relations.

Montreal P.Q American Federation of Labor International Policemen’s Union Oon Bascal Policemen’s Unions Irish Trade Union Congress James Larkin Ireland America Larkin New York City Federation Failway Weg

Dead Letter Office and Unclaimed Mail Facts

The dead letter office handles unclaimed letters after a month of directed stay. Surviving letters are opened in Washington. identifiable addresses are sent back, others destroyed. In a year many pieces contained missing or incomplete addresses and substantial sums, including cash and drafts.

United States Postal Department Washington

Bride and bridesmaid mixup in lighthearted exchange

A humorous exchange shows Helen Stronmina inviting someone to be her bridesmaid while the other person jokes about being her best woman. The studio hosts playful miscommunications as they discuss wedding roles.

Helen Stronmina Helen

Vote Saturday Vice President Vote Saturday Vice President

Chicago June 11 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge says presidential nominees may be known too late for a vice presidency ballot before Saturday. He notes many vice-presidential booms exist but have drawn little convention attention, with selection tied to presidential outcomes and regional balance.

Chicago Henry Cabot Lodge Vey

One Question Settled Leading Wet Organ Says Saloon Is No More

The New York World reports on a sweeping interpretation of prohibition as a constitutional and political matter. The court sustains the Volstead Act but signals ongoing debate over enforcement and the one half of one percent provision, while acknowledging prohibition’s centralizing effects and enduring public opinion shifts.

Coanell Congress New York World

Dark rings and evasive phrases puzzle reader questions

A fragmentary item notes a speaker mentioning looking at dark rings and an unclear eye image. The text hints at confusion over what was said and suggests a confusion about evaporation remarks, reflecting an unsure dialogue in the People’s Journal.

Ie Journal

Fragmentary OCR note on skin treatment product terms

An unreadable OCR fragment mentions skin trouble and a product name, with garbled phrases about remedies and measurements. It references locations and numbers in a distorted way, yielding no clear person, organization, or date.

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