All Wilson at Convention in St Louis
Not only will he be renominated as Democratic candidate for president but he will dictate the choice for vice president. The potential VP selection centers on Marshall.
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All Wilson
ST. Louis
Marshall
Wilson
Anms
Wilton
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Roger Sullivan
Mlinoia
Gov
Major
Missouri
Gov. Morehead
Nebraska
Marsall
America
Texas
Ollie Anes
Rev. W. Lee
William P. Metombs
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Tee
Chinea
Democratic Nation Convention Opens in Harmony in St Louis
Delegates fill the Coliseum for the Democratic convention opening. Wilson supporters back Marshall for VP while critics attack the Republicans. Speakers herald unity and Americanism as the party pledges victory in November. The crowd grows, bands play, and the chair urges allegiance to Wilson and Democratic principles.
Vermonters at St Louis pick convention officers
The Vermont delegation to the Democratic national convention elected its officers and committee members. Jeremiah C. Durch of Ferr Haven heads the permanent committee with Orie E. Lovell of Rutland on rules. A Pand of Burlington named temporary vice president. Flicka Bigelow of Lyndonville and James Kennedy of Williston named as national committeeman and another officer.
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St. Tole
Oredentinks
Jeremiah C. Durch
Fer Haven
Harry
Montpelier
Orie
Ru Pulte
Rutland
Mully
I A. Pand
Brettlebors
Flicka Bigelow
Lyndonville
James Kennedy
Williston
Day of Parade As Wilson Joins 75000 Flags
President Wilson and cabinet members joined nearly 75,000 Washington residents in a national preparedness parade. The marchers carried American flags and the president planned to address the crowd with a message titled America First. The parade continued toward the White House route as Baker and Daniels barred regular military units from marching.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
America
Baker
Daniels
White House
Canadians Win New Laurels Before Ypres
London June 14 Canadian troops in the Ypres region retook southeast of Zillebeke more than 1400 yards of a recently captured British line. They drove back German attacks despite heavy shelling, with three officers and 128 men captured by the Canadians who held and consolidated the position.
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London
Ypres
Zillebeke
Ey Wood
Wenault
Vermont Masons Hold 1280th Convocation in Burlington
The 1280 annual convocation of the Grand Lodge of Master Masons of Vermont met in Burlington with 106 lodges and a membership of 14 241. The retiring grand commander C M Darling of Ington spoke as officers were elected for Knights Templar and Royal and Select Masters bodies, including Frank B Putnam and George F Root named to key posts.
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Burlington
Grand Lodge of
Master Masons of
Vermont
CM. Darling
Ington
Knights Templar
Frank B. Putnam
Urattleboro
Elroy J. Whitaker
Barre
Frederick H. Babblit
Betlows
Willian HM
Aid
Bristol
W Liam E. Herrick
Montpelinr
Houghton
Brattleboro
Alfred J. Hough
Brownaville
Frank Adams
Bellows Fails
Henry TH. Rose
Edward L. Bates
Bennington
St. Allemar Commandery
Tiarre
Brookfield
Chelsea
Corinth
Orange
Washington
Willametown
Grand Council of
Royal
Dann
Brownell
Frederick H. Balbite
Bellows Falls
Deane
Elin
Middlebury
Harley T. Seaver
Barton
Charles H. Jon
Montpelier
Henry H. Ross
Henry L. Ballou
Chester
Carptain
Guard
Aaron H. Grout
Newport
New Shooting Record at Vermont Trapshooting Meet
Dr C H Burr of the Montpelier Gun Club led with 190 of 200, as the Vermont State Trapshooting Association held its annual tourney. Kurewee awarded the Mayor Boutwell silver trophy. Ademsef Barre scored 188, Loudon 184. Rosemary Harmon won ladies honors, Montpelier club triumphed in the five man team with 455 of 500. 38 members attended.
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Mias
C. H. Burr
Montpelier
Burlington
Rosemary Harmon
Funeral Services for Tara Liccoll Held at Terrace Street Home
Funeral services for Tara Liccoll were held at 2 p m yesterday at her Terrace Street home with Rev William Shaw officiating the Capital City Grange conducting the burial at Green Mount Cemetery. Bearers were Frank Cooley Willant Cotten Warren Walker and Robert Threaher. Edwent Stone son of Mr and Mrs Edward E Stone was buried at Keen Mount Cemetery after a service at 1 p m at 28 Northfield Street. Stephen Taylor of Los Angeles arrived in the city for a visit with friends amid East coast events. Washington County Grammar School Dance to be hosted by the association at the city hall auditorium with the graduating class as guests. Pauline Lyon of Watlington returned home after visiting relatives. Lynn Hayes of Burlington spoke at the youth meeting and Carlyle Hapcock left Montpelier to Norwich University to begin civil engineering work with the Central Vermont Railway. Wilkimon left for Chicago to spend the summer with relatives. Work on Memorial Hill tomb construction progressed under contractor John Miglieni with local committees overseeing. Dinbert Fiehet of Burlington injured his broker ankle in a dive accident and is being treated locally.
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Upper Terrace
William Shaw
Grange
Green Mount Cemetery
Frank Cooley
Willant Cotten
Warren Walker
Robert Threaher
Edwant SN
Edward E. Stone
Northfield Street
Witham Shaw
Keen Mount Eemetery
Stephen Taylor
Los Angeles
Cal
Vermont Regiment
Washington County Grammar Seboul Menuet Association
City Hall
Mise
Pauline Lyon
Watlington
Wisit
Mra
Bowman
Lynn Hayes
Berlington
Carlyle Hapcock
Ereditatiog Clase
Norwich University
Fran Montigh
Allens
Central Ver‘ment Railway Company
William [Pelle
Chernnnn
Hibbard Park
Ttn
Wagnilionns
Dinbert Fiehet
Burlington
D. Sheen
French Continue Small Advance Near Soissons
June 14 Durie reports a violent artillery engagement near Vaux on the Verdun front with no infantry action. The French captured a small German post near Venizel east of Soissons and raided Longern in the Vonges region, taking several German prisoners.
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Vaux
Verdun
Venizel
Soissons
Longern
Vonges
Russian advances push toward northwest amid Czernowitz surround
Petrograd reports June 14 that Soviet forces occupy Sniatyn two miles from Czernowitz and have captured prisoners and machine guns. Russian commands continue along the Styra river line, with a northwest push and renewed assaults near Vink. Von Hindenburg’s forces faced a sevenfold assault as the war office notes preparations for renewed heavy action.
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London
Husshame
Sniatyn
Cnnrnowite
Styre
Bertin
Vetoed by Wilson in disputed Piet affair
A veto action by Wilson dominates a case involving Piet, with opposition and political maneuvering shaping the fallout. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate a government veto and associated controversy.
AustrIans Repulsed Italians Seccessful At Brent
Washington June 14 Despite a public statement the report says Austrians repulsed while Italians achieved success across the region. The chaotic scene includes officials detailing pressure on the administration and ongoing debates over electoral appointments.
Gravel slide tragedy claims 18 year old worker near Shelburne Falls
Mark Thompson of Shelburne Falls, 18, died after a gravel slide at a pit near Shelburne Falls. He and two companions were partially buried while loading gravel. Thompson died shortly after being dug out. His companions were also buried but survived.
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Burlinghom
Mark Thompson
Shelburny Falls
Shelburne Falls
Bad Day for Boy Bikers on Berlin Street
Carlo and John Maroni Montpelier youths were struck while riding bicycles on Berlin street near Granite street by a Barre driver James Goodwin. Both were not seriously hurt though the younger was briefly unconscious and the driver did not stop, later obtaining physicians. Two other boys fell from their bikes after collisions with a mutambo bass. No serious injuries reported.
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Carlo
John Maroni
Montpelier
Berlin Street
Granite Street
James Goodwin
Barre
Goodwin
Knights of Columbus Third Degree Work at Montpelier
Between 300 and 400 Knights of Columbus are expected Sunday in Montpelier for the third degree exemplification at 7 20 p m in the Montpelier lodge rooms with Hon George H Boivin of Quebec leading the event and State Deputy S M Driscoll of St Albans among attending officers A luncheon will follow at the Pavilion hotel and talks by state officers. Visiting knights should gather at 4 p m for benediction at St Augustine s church.
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Knights of Columbus
Atyrut
Montpelier Order
George H. Boivin
Quebec
Driscoll
St. Albans
Pavilion Hotel
Montpelier Lodge
St. Augustine's Church
Little farming in Barre assessors report limited agriculture
Barre assessors show maple sugar output up from 1914 but small overall versus rural towns. Cattle horses and swine unchanged, sheep down to three registered. Goats observed. three farms provide most data on tapped maples and land use.
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Aoxessors
Barre
Assessarn
Allen and Bailey
West Hill
Byron Jackson
North End
Three Men Arrested In Montpelier Robbery Inquiry
Three men surrendered to Montpelier police after a botched robbery. Names given include Huston, Charles Talbots of Warren, and James Murphy of Mlattaturg X Y. Investigators will probe their possible links to the crime as Monday morning in Williametown awaits. Huston faces larceny charges, others charged as vagrants.
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Mentpelier
Cate
Montpelier Polive
Themelves
Huston
Charles Talbots
Husete
Dartmouth's New President Named Ernest Hopkins
A transcription of a historical report notes Ernest Martis Hopkins of Newton named as the new president, succeeding the former leader. The brief mentions Hopkins’ educational background and appointment timing, with scattered unreadable phrases.
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Ernest Martis Hopkins
Newton
Max
Hay
Roatop
Newt Martie Hopkion
Newton Ee Press
Mr Nopkins
Barre teachers list completed for coming year
Supt H White announces the Barre city schools have finalized the annual teaching roster with few changes. The list names principals and staff for Spaulding high, Ward 3, North Barre, Brookstreet, Summer Street, Ayers Street, Lincoln, Mack, Mathewson, Woodbury, Spaulding, and other buildings, plus music and drawing supervisors and assistants.
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Adamb. Waugh
Levant
Miriam A. Howard
Brattleboro
Hazel H. Partridge
Worcester
Mass
Lusilier
Robinson
Morrisville
Ruth H. Spinney
Marlboro
Julia C. Carter
Vergennes
Marion E. Smith
Easthan- Sia
Arlene M. Jeffords
Williams
Jtown
Ethel
Warden
Barre
Kathleen C. Gileather
West Rutland
North Barre
Elizabeth
A. Carson
Abby
Mack
Hardwick
Anna Mf. McDonald
Sharon
M. Lowessa Holt
Antoinette
White
Wilder
Lavone Skinner
Wallafield
James B. Miller
Johnson
Gertrude A. Brady
Bakersfield
Brookstreet
Loniee Watt
Hazel M. Hack
Brandon
Alice P. H Manchard
Sung J
Muck
J. Florence Holland
Northfield Falls
Mabel W. Chandler
Northfield
Geneva H. Reynolds
Albury
M. Firace Ingalls
Josephine Fisk
Altoona
Alice V. Henry
Montpelier
Adele J. McMonachie
Lelia B. Griffin
Newport Center
Alice E. Tyandall
Hyde Park
Spaulding School
Alice M. Strathern
Ieland Pond
Nellie
I. Perrin
Sadie A. Hover
Williamstown
Florence A. Wooster
Marshfield
Gertrude
W.linens
Poultney
Josephine E. Hovey
Canson
Blanche L. Russell
Fanny G. Perry
Nashua
N. H
Tax Levy Raised Ten Cents For City Budget
City council approves a 2.40 tax levy up ten cents with a 62 500 grand list. State school tax 10 cents, state highway 5, county 1, city highway 20, city school 70, sinking fund 15, general city 1.15. Funding debates center on band support and public concerts amid wider financial review by the finance committee.
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Aldermanie
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