Rumors of New Party Shake GOP After Nominations
Chicago June 14. Amos Pinchot of the committee of 48 says a new party presidential candidate will emerge. Rumors link Senator La Follette to a ticket while Harding campaign managers push for energetic action to back the Republican ticket. campaign launch slated after the Democratic convention.
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Amos Pinchot
Chicago
Amor Pinchot
Committee of 48
la Follete
Warren G. Harding
Mr. Pinchot
Roosevelt
Johnson
la Follette
LaFollatter
Iist
Harry M. Daughtery
Harding
National Committee
Coolidge
Two Jailbirds Back Inside Prison After Escape Attempt
Jefferson City Mo June two inmates facing life terms escaped the Missouri state prison in a derailment of a cattle car collapse. John Mead captured soon after, sentenced to life for murder and robbery. Ora faced life for murder and robbery and loyalists were recaptured. William Stender, jailed for robbery, fled but was later secured.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
John Mead
William Stender
Trainmen crushed and burned in fog collision
In Saratiga Springs No V on June 14 two freight trains collided in fog near Timepvoort. Wreckage trapped and burned workers Toseph Gallagher and Greorge Philips died. Conductor Larry Wikton suffered severe burns and a fractured leg.
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Saratiga Springs
No V. Jume
Teoware
Hident Fallroad Wakemen
Toseph Gallagher
Greorge Philips
Atany
Timepvoort
Mear Here
Larry Wikton
Mountain State Notes On Farm Eradication Effort
Riley has returned toMontpelier after aiding eradication work at a state farm. A large number of currant and other berry bushes were removed. Men have moved to Wet eel to oversee similar work on state property where private owners operate. The city clerk George Kerin is mentioned with others in Hartington andWittens Corry.
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Riley
George Kerin
Wittens Corry
Mies Hermite Siramey
Hartington War
Atest
Gompers Deplores US Failure to Ratify League
Montreal June statement by Samuel Gompers head of the American Federation of Labor condemns the United States for not ratifying the League of Nations. He argues the covenant would be accepted if presented to the people and would aid world labor unity and aid workers in backward nations.
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Montreal
United States
League of Nations
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Gompers
Coalition talks falter as Socialist leaders refuse pact
Bertin and the majority Socialist party declare refusal to join a coalition government if the German People's party is represented. Heinze, the conservative leader, suspends negotiations and may seek talks with bourgeois party chiefs to form a clerical Democrat German People’s party coalition.
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Bertin
Socialist
Herr Heinze
German People's Party
Herr
Heinze
Wiped out family and killed self near Sisterville
In Shirley near Sisterville West Virginia on a June night Fred Seckman an oil drifter killed his wife and four children then took his own life by slashing his throat with a razor and leaping into a rain soaked area authorities reported the tragedy occurring as the family gathered at their home in a tense and silent scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterville
W. Va
Fred Seckman
Shirley
Persia's Appeal For Protection To Open League Talks
London June 14 Persia seeks protection against Russian Bolshestkyin behavior as the League of Nations opens its executive session at St James Palace. The two day meeting may reveal the main conclusions by Wednesday. Observers doubt the council can solve the Persian issue given its hands off stance on the Polish offensive.
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London
Persia
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James Palace
Mysterious Couple Sought in Elwell Murder Case
New York public search for a mysterious man and woman who may hold information about the killing of wealthy sportsman and whist expert H. Elwell last Friday morning. Police also seek four men seen near the scene and clues about motives ranging from jealousy to a fire dues dispute connected to a theater gallery.
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New York
Svarchie
H. Elwell
Sporsman
Elwell
Wong
Jealsuay
Iire
Census totals show varied city population shifts
Hoboken New Jersey nets city population down by about 2 11 percent while Sandusky Ohio rises to 22507 and Fort Scott Kansas up to 1803 per cent increases noted in scattered totals across several states. Revere Massachusetts records 101 806 and Kasite City Wh 14737 show notable gains and declines in different locales.
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Washington
Dene M
Sandusky
Olio
Fort Scott
Hoboken
Revere
Mane
Kasite City
Imcrease Cnt
Meownitevitle
Imereane
Talk of the Town Minsters Meeting and Local Notices
A garbled town page reports the Monday meeting of ministers and a wedding a nearby event. It mentions Charles No St. John and others, a court session this morning, children's day exercises, and church related notices about figs and local events.
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M. K
Charles
St. John
Ae von
le Pattee
Orngie News
Harding Arrival in Washington After Chicago Nomination
Senator Harding and Mrs. Harding arrived in Washington from Chicago after midnight. He will stay about a week and receive formal nomination only at Marion, Ohio. The party included George Chastain and several senators, with cheers and photographers at Union Station.
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Washington, D.C
Warren
Harding
Olin
Bwck
Capitol
Wees Retary
George Chastifin
Wyoming Avenue
Old City
Senator Harding
Washington
Marion
Gov Coolidge says he will finish his job as governor
Boston reports Governor Coolidge Republican vice presidential nominee returns to State House to finish his job and offer service to party managers, with plans to handle key state matters including administration reform and the next fall session.
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Boston
Coolidge
State House
Thi
Harding
Henry F. Long
Nisym
Meytens
Nail
Coolidge Han
Commonwealth
Wien
Trent
Massachusette
Alwaye
United States
Harry Dety
Tlaverner
Simwtors
Seater Ponneet
Wisconsin
Charlee K
Hughee
Cantidgr
Marsachunists
Amheret College
Terrific Storm Hits San Juan Area
A fierce storm battered San Juan and nearby areas, causing property damage as several structures burned and high winds swept through the region. Five inches of rain fell in parts, with evacuations or alerts issued as crews assessed the impact and tallied damages.
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San Salvador
Sin of Salvador
San Juan
Million-dollar lawsuit over murder trial misconduct
Gaston B. Means seeks one million dollars in federal court alleging that District Attorney Maynard Swann and Assistant District Attorney John Dooling conspired with Northern Trust officials to bribe witnesses and publish false stories to corrupt Means’s murder trial in Concord New Hampshire and to thwart probate of the King will in Chicago. The suit claims the conspiracy aimed to convict Means, delay execution, or incarcerate him, and to disrupt probate of a four million dollar estate.
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New York
Fame Salt
Gaston B. Means
Maynard Swann
Weiberg
Means
Concord
Kagee
Chicago
Car Crash Kills Rutland Man Near Orford
Fairiee Line M Howard of Rutland died at the scene after a ute skidded on a sharp New Hampshire curve near Orford. Michael Ginenen, a Norwich University student from Northfield, was badly injured. Others from Rutland Montpelier and Bradford were present. the car detoured toward New Hampshire before the collision occurred.
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Fairiee
Howard BR. Root
Rutland
Michael Ginenen
Norwich University
Northfield
New Hampshire
Orford
Wil
Lake Morey
Meewire University
Cheeter Beatles
Kennet McMini
Jadive
Montpelier
Bradford Sal Vuirlen
Byron Dennis
Ook
Aleae
Waderie
Denis Sane
Bradford
Wis
Huttanil
Hughes Warns Against Narrow View at Commencement
Wellesley Massachusetts June 14 Charles Evans Hughes urged graduates to avoid an insular view after the war and to keep faith with a Patriotism of Peace. He warned against bigotry and urged constitutional government as the base of liberty, stressing education and free expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
Charles’ Ve Hughes
Wellesley College
Tin
Wwe
Marty
Toms
Resorrec
Local notices and social moves in Barre spring week
The week brings moves and visits as residents travel to Boston and Bretton Woods for work and summer plans. Charlee Yanteoni Jr and family head to South Milesport for business and Ennis of Terrance avenue begins Uptown Miles jobs. A fire at Liberty street home disrupts a night. Berkman of New York, former Barre resident, visits friends in Keith Street. Vignettes include barber shop shifts, barbershops in Herida and conne ctions to New England markets, plus a lively communal scene with residents greeting guests and noting upcoming summer work commitments.
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Ennis
Terrance Avenue
Miles Bonnes
Kent
John Hoban
Liberty Street
Chemi Vale
Fred Berkman
New York City
Barre
Mra Willixee Miers
Keith Sven
Bretton Woods
Berkman
Herida
Momthe
New England
White Mountain
Kev
Tennessee Man Named by Teilson Nomination Message
A Tennessee man is named by President Wilson as the new Secretary of State to succeed Frank J. Polk who resigned due to poor health. The appointee, Mr Nevis, was part of the peace delegation at Paris and will assume duties tomorrow.
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Wilson Te
Frank J. Poth
Nevis
Eecurs
State Department
Parik
Death Notice for Wallace Melee in Groton
Wallace Melee of Groton died at Fanny Allen hospital after a troubling night. The service will be held in Groton with several local relatives attending. Mrs Peigr and Mr Mire are among mourners. She had worked at local stores and cared for children in her later years. Peter of Lowell and Mrs Lilliar Veep of Gretre are noted in the funeral line. The funeral will be public with family burial to follow.
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Wallace
Fanny Allen
Peigr
Orton
Amd
Marre
Tevin
Vietor
Pater
Peter
Lown
Maes
Lilliar
Gretre
Wood Alcohol Deaths Reported in Boston Couple
Boston reports two deaths from wood alcohol poisoning in George A. Hamilton and his wife Trene. Medical examiner Leary ordered chemical analysis of a colorless liquid found in their south end lodging room as physicians confirm the poisoning. The man informed the landlady earlier that his wife was seriously ill and he felt unwell. Mrs. Hamilton was found dead and Mr. Hamilton died soon after at a hospital.
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Boston
George A. Hamilton
Trene
Leary
South End
Lost boat Del Rey returns to New Bedford
Montauk longshoreman Taber, knocked over by a sea surge while lobster potting, arrived in New Bedford to claim his cabin cruiser Del Rey found adrift forty miles southeast of Neo Mane Lands. The vessel was towed to port by Captain MacDonald of the Juppiat and Taber, surviving a 43 minute ordeal, testified to the incident before reclaiming his boat.
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New Bedford
Mase
Taber
Montauk
Long Island
del Rey
Neo Mane
Tringlet
Taher
Conservation Commission
State of New York
Edward Bo Tuttle
Fort Pond Bay
Barre Granite Industry Reopens After Wage Agreement
After ten weeks of shutdown the Barre granite belt resumes as the Granite Cutters International and International Monumental Granite Producers Association reach a wage scale of per day for night shift work. About 20 workmen were affected by the suspension across Barre Montpelier Northfield Waterbury Williamstown West Berlin East Barre and nearby towns as firms reopen and travel salesmen begin territory visits.
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Welock
Barres
Granite Cutter’ International Association
International Monumental Granite Producers’ Association
Barre
Montpelinr
Northfield
Waterlary
Williamstown
West Berlin
East Barre
Anttier
Barry and Montpelier
Montgelier & Wells River
Waters of the Granite
Manuforturers
afl _potente
Spaulding Wins Tight Meet At Burlington Showdown
Spaulding clinched the title as Harve’s squad edged Bakersfield by a slim margin at the Burlington event. Orpheus Riceveere started, Louie Fleury replaced him, and Coach Johnston may have intended test options. The team traveled by automobile with many Spaulding students and supporters following the meet.
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Spwvndiog
Prigia
Agg
Vely m
Kakersfeld
Louie Fleury
Johnston
Dame Co
Dispute Over Land Involving Adverse Possession Verdict
In Orange county court this week two tort actions, Godfrey versus Miller and Miller as administrator, were tried together over a disputed land parcel. Godfrey won the verdict for ownership by adverse possession after six days of testimony, with a repair easement granted to Miller. Other cases included State v. Pomeroy for adultery, resulting in not guilty, and three desertion petitions.
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Chelsea
Dune W
Orange County Court
Willem J. Godfey
Sheldon Miller
Mer
Godfrey
Miller
Aly. Godfrey
Finedfrey
Ho K. Darling
Mr. Godfor
Huk Darling
MM. Wilson
Godfrey-Miller
Madison M. Miller
Ardin M.rdwayne
Elabeth G
Ordway
Braintree
M. M. Wilson
Theorge L Ratheve
Randolph
MM Wilson
Mira H. Makenes
Frank A. Mawthee
Bretfont
William Sprague
Granite plant to serve milk for workers at BEC Gleeson Co
The granite manufacturing plant of BEC Gleeson Co Inc begins operations today. Ex manager BE oversees care fees while a vocal milk sealer will deliver milk to the site for workers breakfast and mid-morning refreshment to sustain energy and health during strenuous toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEC, Gleeson Co. Inc
ex-Mager BE
Sapaterium
Eastman-Gauthier Wedding Notice in Barre Area
Wedding story centered on Eastman Gauthier, detailing the ceremony, wedding trip, and newlyweds Mrs Kadena and the groom, with references to family, friends, and local farm life in Barre. The notice mentions the bride Witten Greig and groom a water tradesman, and hints at post-ceremony travel and local celebrations.
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Hee
Edge
Wenemen
Mma Meather
Heth
Terre
Aergy Man
Jame A
Auibier
Mast Barre
Shine
Kadena
Witten Greig
Seth Barre
Isie Watier
Graduation Week Opens at Seminary Church
Seniors at Lifes Gateway prepare for graduation next Friday as Cot tard Seminary commences with a Sunday service at University church. Rev Frank O Hokerk delivered the sermon, Vera Benjamin sang, and James Townsend of Chicago was cited as an example of diligence.
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Frank O. Hokerk
Clab
Junor
Gley Club
Vera Benjamin
Elias
God
Hahn
Huberk
Father Chase
Hoberk
Jamee J. Townsend
Chicago
Chicago Stork Exchange
Townsend
Lenart
Death of Aberdeen Boy Framed by Peritonitis
Donald Fraser McLeod 2 died after a peritonitic illness at home. He was a son of Mr and Mrs Tonald McLeod, aged about 14, born in Aberdeen and living at 14 Camp street. Funeral is Wednesday at 2:50 PM at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Willian Me Rittredg officiating.
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Donald Fraser McLeod
Tonald
Camp Street
Sanita
Aberdeen
Berather
David
Willian Me
Rittredg
Presbyterian Church
Ating
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PPOSE
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Hoboken, N. J
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Gov. Coolidge
Honderas
Ham Lewis
Fow
Howard R. Root
Michael Glance
Norwich
Hughes
College
Tennessee
Teilson
Freak L. Poth
Groton
Wallace Paige
Fanny Allen Hospital
Boston South End
E. B. Taber
Sonesheds
Brigham Academy
Arturo Alessandri
Chile
Jame
Arturo Alresan
Glysson Stoneshed
Allen—Laugalin
Iiclafing
Eastman—Gauthier
South Barre
Minter
Vonkrant
Rede Trek
Lifes Gateway
F. C. Hoberk
Goddard
Donald F. McLeod
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