Nohuerta Man to Be Chosen
Mediation teams near approval of a method for Mexico’s executive power transfer from Huerta to a provisional government. An abrupt transfer rather than a ministerial appointment is favored, with the oath likely by the supreme court chief justice. Delegations from Carranza and constitutionalists face armistice conditions before formal acceptance.
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Ont
United States
Mexico
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Ste Vession
Supreme Court
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Jms
Carranza
Luis Elguero
Pla
Mediation progress praised amid conference stalemate
President Wilton Joiny authorized an announcement noting that progress in the Niagara Falls mediation is encouraging, yet the note remains silent on the main lineup of men to represent constitutionalism at the conference.
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Wilton Jo Iny
Niagara Falls
May Be Vermont Man Found Dead Along River
A man bearing a P Grace tattoo on his right arm was found dead in the Saranac River, below a Delaware and Hudson trestle. An overnight D H L engineer reported a body lying near the depot, about 40 rods north of the trestle. A search failed to locate the missing person. a boy and a passerby later found the body and Brown's undertakers prepared the remains. Authorities mention a Paul Grace once living in Fair Haven.
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P. Grace
Saranac River
Serene
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
D.hl
Mra.dieger
Meee
Brown
Paul Groce
Fair Haven
Drowning tragedy hits Cornell during reunion week
June 12 Ithawa N Y A student from Muskogee Min died after drowning in Fall Creek gorge near the Cornell campus while swimming with a Milwaukee sophomore and others. Heitzel was found underwater after about fifteen minutes and could not be revived despite two hours of medical effort.
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Ithawa
Cornell
Holland T. Helleman
Muskogee
Min
College of Arts
Reinners
Fall Creek Gorge
Heiteman
Heitzel
Inquiry Chief Arrives to Lead Empress of Ireland Disaster Probe
New York June 12 Lord Mersey will preside over a board of inquiry into the Empress of Ireland disaster. He arrived aboard the Mauretania and will depart for Ottawa to confer with the government and the premier. The inquiry is set for Tuesday with a aim to return to England by August 1.
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New York
Onebee
Empress of Ireland
Mauretania
Ottawa
Quebec
Lord Mersay
England
Wilson May Go On Stump For Democrats In Fall Elections
Washington June 12 The possibility of President Wilson taking the stump for Democratic candidates in the fall congressional elections was discussed with Rep Connally of Town Democratic nominee for the Senate. The president said he had not decided whether to make speeches. Rep A Mitchell Palmer Democratic nominee for senator in Pennsylvania has also urged him to speak there.
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Washington
Wilson
Representative Connally
Town
Senate
Connolly
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Chicago Lawyer for Reserve Board Nomination
Washington June 12 Thomas T. Jones a Chicago lawyer and former Princeton trustee friend of President Wilson has practically been selected for governor of the Federal Reserve Board. Nomination to the Senate is expected Monday alongside others including Warburg Harding Miller and Mons with McAdoo and Williams as ex officio members.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas T. Jones
Chicago
Third
Princeton University
Wilsen
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Jones
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Harding
Birmingham
Ala
Miller
San Francisco
E.G Mons
St. Louis
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Williams
The
Currency Bureau
Four men arrested in triple murder case
Four men David Warner Wil von Jenkins Lathe Babbitt and G J Crooks were arrested last night on a murder charge tied to three killings over the past two weeks. A crowd gathered at the jail but was dispersed after the arrests. The party is linked to the shooting of Frank Allen a young electrician questioned by police about Roy Palmer’s suspected theft. William P Mindsman was also killed in the recent shootings.
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Columbune
David Warner
Wil von Jenkins
Lathe Babbitt
G. J. Crooks
Ture
Frank Allen
Roy Palmer
William P. Mindsman
Inn
Will Keep On Fighting Saltillo Miner Returns
Saltillo Mex mine official says he has returned in response to a note from Niagara Pallamarcators about appointing representatives to Niagara Falls conferences. Names not released. note implied constitutionalist representation. Attendees still unnamed. campaign to continue with vigor pending federal and southern advance.
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Saltido
Mex
Careganze
Siagara
Carranza's Note Received on Delegates to Niagara Falls
General Carranza's reply to Mexican media was received here yesterday and forwarded to Niagara Falls. No announcement of the contents was made locally. The note concerns sending three delegates, but details remain undisclosed.
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Niagara Falls
Washitatam
D. C
Ivor
General Carrancea
Niagara Falla Ton
Niagara Fall
Gen.Carranza
Three Fires Tried to Burn Saint Margaret Church
London reports a suffragette arson attempt at Chipstead church, using three fires fed by arc-lighters soaked with wax. The rector and villagers intervened, extinguishing the flames before damage to the 12th century Saint Margaret Church.
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London
Saint Margaret
Chipstead
Goddard Seminary Holds Large 45th Commencement
Goddard Seminary marked its 45th commencement with 28 graduates and 20 commercial students receiving certificates. A record crowd filled the chapel as diplomas were distributed and speeches at the ceremony noted advances in education and the ailing century.
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Goddard Seminary
Two boys attacked while fishing face deadly injuries
Report describes Victor Porter and Hartley Webb attacked by peers while fishing. Porter died from injuries and Webb was found severely injured with strings tied around their necks. Authorities name Ce after an investigations logo and note the case cold.
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Presque
Victor Porter
Hartley Webb
Webby
Porter
Heat Two
Ister
New Hartley
Woman Injured As Plymouth Cottage Burns Down
Mrs. George Potter of Baga invalid and critically hurt when she fled a blazing summer cottage in Plymouth. The fire consumed the structure, destroying valuable diamonds, antique furniture, silverware, and a piano. Two adjoining houses were damaged in the blaze, with damages estimated around 10,000 dollars.
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Plymouth
George Potter
Baga
Order of High Priesthood Convention Elects Officers
Burlington June 1 The Order of High Priesthood Convention met at the Masonic Hall with about 100 in attendance. Most Eminent Collins Blakely presided. Officers elected include Collins Baker as president, Olin Wety chaplain, Partridge Woodstock treasurer, Root Newport master of ceremonies, D A Stone Burlington rose roberts and Crowell Brattleboro seni sentinels, and W FE Gilbert Burlington sentinel.
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Burlington
Order of High Priesthood
Masonic
Collins Blakely
Joneey
Collins Baker
Olin Wety
White River Junction
Partridge
Woodstock
Root
Newport
D. A. Stone
Wurlington
Onie Roas Roberts
Heat Wave Claims Two In Boston City Fatalities
A Boston heat wave with temperatures near 91 degrees caused two deaths yesterday. Joseph Murphy was found dead in a hallway on Albany Street after suffering heat exposure. Francis WeNamara leapt from a second story window on Albany Street and was badly injured before dying. doctors expect no recovery.
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Daniel
Toseph Murphy
Francis WeNamara
Albany Street
Six Buildings Burned in Fall River Fire
A Friday night blaze in Fall River Massachusetts destroyed six buildings including the saw mill walls and shellac and welding plant of A I Perks. The fire damaged a two and a half story tenement, tin cottages and a female stable. Firefighters battled to save homes on Melville Ridge Osborn and Whipple streets as embers sparked further damage. Estimated losses around 20100 dollars.
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Nelson
A. I. Perks
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Ridge
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Whipple
Montemagny returns after reported loss in Quebec
The Canadian government steamer Montemagny, reported lost, arrived at North Spiney this morning reporting all well according to messages from her captain to the marine department. The report notes a summer school at Castletow will run three weeks beginning July, with New England teachers volunteering as instructors and rural village teachers joining the program. Registration is expected to meet or exceed last year’s attendance.
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North Spiney
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Castleton
Vermont
Spaulding High School Alumni Banquet Honors Past Year
About 125 graduates attended the Spaulding High School Alumni Banquet at Howland Hall. The evening featured a reception, decorated hall, Riley’s orchestra, and remarks by James T. Kenefick and Mrs. H. E. Jackson. Prizes for undergraduate work and essays were awarded to multiple students, with C. J. Mathewson praised and principal C. H. White praising school standards.
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Howland Hall
Riley
Alstoms
O'Cork
James T. Knnefick
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Jackson
Arthur Hackmore
Whic
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Tomstrimster
Baye
Pri
Lumor
John A. Agnew
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Spaulding
Agnew
Theigh
C.H. White
Prin. White
C. J. Mathewson
White
K. M. Roscoe
Tf. G. Wondruff
Pape
Wilder
Hig
Eubjeet
Terry Obliver
Commission Foren of
Iovernment
Faguah Wan
Ralph Rogers
Mieke Mery Given
John Génlan
Tis
H. H. Jackson
Misa Armenta
Ofien Nf Vier
Holly
Harold Barroighe
Vier
Eve Annie Hishee
Bery
Tra Houston
Lana Pitkin
Sophie Mossi
Adele
Western Union Moves Offices After July 7
Western Union plans to move its Barre telegraph office to the Worthen Block across Keith Avenue, separating from the Vermont Telephone and Telegraph Co. The transfer, overseen by Boston, aims for completion by July 1. The office will close at 6 PM and night messages will go to the Montpelier office. James H. Adie will operate under the Boston office.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
Barre
Howland Block
Warthen
Keith Avenue
Vermont Tel. & Tel, Co
W. F. Orr
Boston
Western Union
J. H. Gowdey
The
Telephone Company
Win
James H. Adie
Montpelier
Telegraph Company
Tooma
Worther
Lie People’s National Bank
Adie
Central Vermont
Greek premier warns of imminent war with Turkey
In Athens Premier Venizelos told the chamber that hostilities are near and danger of war is imminent over treatment of Greeks in Turkey. Greece has issued strong notes demanding an end to persecutions and expulsions affecting Greek subjects and their property in European Turkey.
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Turkey
Premine Venielos
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Prominent Morrisville Man Captain Frank Kenfield Dies
Morrisville June 12 Capt Frank Kenfield died after noon yesterday of progressive paralysis. He served as lieutenant of Company E 13th Vermont and captain of Company D 17th Vermont Volunteer Infantry which he helped raise. Born March 12 1838 at Sterling Morrisville and Stowe. Married Lamotte Whitelock Sept 5 1868. she died Nov 1 1870. Second marriage to Mrs Margaret Lyman of Morrisville. she died April 2. Survived by brother Horace and daughter Mrs H C Smith of Montpelier and four grandchildren. Trustee of Soldiers Home Brattleboro since its establishment. Department commander Vermont G A K in 10th. Member of Vermont Commandery Loyal Logan Mt Vernon Lodge No 8 F and A M. Funeral Saturday at 2:50 pm at the house with Rev W E Parker officiating.
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Frank Kenfield
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Vermont Volunteer Infantry
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Stowe
Lamotte Whitelock
Mont»fier
Margaret Lyman
Horace
H.C. Smith
Montpelier
Soldiers Home
Brattleboro
Vermont G. A. K
Loyal Logan
Mt. Vernon Lodge
No. 8
Was 120 Degree Mason Eli Holbeck dies at Milton
Eli T. Holbeck aged years died at 1 o'clock this morning after an illness of several weeks. The funeral is scheduled Sunday at 2 o'clock in the Congregational church under Masonic auspices. Holbeck, a 32d degree Mason, held numerous town offices and was recently active in county affairs. He had served as town clerk since 1802 and as town treasurer from 1897 to TK.
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Milton
Eli T. Holbeck
Quiet Bethel wedding bonds Louise Smith and John Fortune
A quiet Bethel wedding occurred in a local boarding house as Louise M Smith youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith of Kirton married John A Fortune of Wells River The ceremony was performed by Wesley Miller with Miss Helen Solth and Hates Fortune as attendants The witnesses included the bride’s private family members and four brothers After ceremony refreshments were served The couple will reside in Wells River A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ming in New York City Jesse Bowen of Waterbury visited his mother Mrs F E Martelli The text notes a funeral for Mrs Kate Arnold and references to several local residents with sporadic details.
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Louise M. Smith
Abe
Smith
Kiroton
John A Fortune
Welle River
Helen Solth
Fortune
Dd Wesley Miller
Wells River
James
Nd Ming
NM Laviih
Josephian Marne
New York City
Walter Bowen
Waterbury
Boen
F. KE. Martellie Cabextabcine
Tragic Carbolic Acid Suicide Shocks Graniteville Community
Mrs. John Stott, about 35, drank carbolic acid in her Graniteville home after threats to end her life. She was found unconscious in a barn and died after 8:40 pm despite medical efforts. Neighbors cited heavy family troubles. she leaves husband, five daughters, parents, and siblings.
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Daniel Ryan
Upper Graniteville
Stott
Peeth
N. Kck. Avery
East Barre
Olher
K. A. Bailey
Jearmest
Iyeiiann
Ir. Avery
Bailey
Johnsie Vivian
Graniteville
James Murphy
New York State
Arthur Vivian
Charles Vivian
Kate Vivien
Boutwell, Milne & Varn
Better Acquaintance Tour From St Albans Event
St Albans and Swanton businessmen led a Better Acquaintance tour across Franklin County. They traveled by automobile to Richford for dinner at the American House then to Enosburg Falls and Sheldon Springs to view the Missisquoi Paper Co mill with new machinery. The group returned to Swanton by 7:30 PM for a Spencer House meal and a monthly association meeting.
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Oelock
Franklin County
Child Dies of Burns in Bridgewater Tragedy
Three year old Helen Tossing ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George I of Bridgewater, died from severe burns after an accident at home. Fire injury occurred in the morning while she played with material, and she was found by her parents severely injured. She died en route to Hanover New Hampshire hospital after being rushed to care.
Sentenced for Burglary in Middlebury Court
A Middlebury defendant was tried after the adjournment and convicted of housebreaking and water damage at a residence on New Maeva Street. The man, aged around forty, received a sentence of five years with possible parole after serving part of the term.
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