Harding Plans for Presidential Campaign Start
Washington June 15 Senator Harding Republican presidential nominee says he will not quit the Senate before his term ends March 4 to avoid weakening the Republican majority. He will withdraw a petition for re-election by the Senate this week, keeping his Senate seat until term expiration.
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Harding
Senate
Washington, D.C
Warren J. Harding
United States
Columbie
Toeday
Gov. Cox
Ohio
Leslie M. Shaw
Cam Ria
Cox as Ohio's standard bearer dominates party bids
Ohio Democrats push to nominate Governor Cox at the San Francisco convention after former Governor James K. Campbell drafts a circular arguing Cox should be the Democratic nominee. The effort follows Harding's nomination and centers on Cox's perceived strength as a leading party figure.
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Columbus
Ohivoan
Ohio
Buckere
Guyer
M. Cox
Harding
James K Campbell
Cox
San
Reception to Coolidge Crowds Gather for Governor Event
A June 13 reception for Governor Coolidge featured Maes and other officials. Attendees included Republican leaders and war veterans, with remarks by prominent figures and plans for formal ceremonies upon the governor’s arrival.
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Co Maes
Adeheret
Gilhrwedty
Securities Recovered After Bank Heist Go Soon
Dew York authorities arrested a suspect today in connection with a bank theft valued at an estimated sum. Investigators say the operation involved the wallet of a victim named Lene Garteny and a principal suspect identified as Rob. Factual details remain unclear as the case develops.
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Dew York
Aenjemin
Barlny
Errid
Rob
Lene Garteny
Middlesury Track Captain Malley Foe In Surprise Row
A fragmentary note from Middlesury names Malley as track captain amid confusing text. Nonstandard phrases hint at team leadership, but exact details and context are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Soviet Russia vows debt repudiation and offsets in postwar talks
The Times reports British ministers and M. Krassin state Soviet Russia does not recognize liability for debts contracted before November 1917. If pressed, Moscow would seek offsets, and may claim rights under 1915 treaties, especially over Constantinople. They suggest crediting against imperial era burdens costs from fighting white rebels financed by foreign powers.
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London
Russia
the Times
Gregory Krassin
M. Krassin
Constantinople
Italy seeks twelve billion reparations claims
Paris dispatches report Rome says Italy seeks twelve billion in reparations from central empires, a sum far above normal estimates of around eight hundred twelve billion in a Rome sourced telegram to newspapers.
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Paris
Italy
Rome
Yacht Trials Resume in Newport for Amer Cup Defense
The series between Resolute and Vanitie resumed in Newport as they race daily this week with possible extra trials next week if results aren’t conclusive. A decision by June 25 is sought to ensure overhaul and New York arrival by July 13 for measurement. Resolute led four to three before today’s race amid light westerly winds.
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Newport
Reso
Vanitie
Shanwork IV
New York Yacht Club
Support Longshoremen in Open Shop Battle at Montreal
The American Federation of Labor pledged support for striking longshoremen in the Atlantic area and urged steamship companies to arbitrate. A. Anderson of New York urged federation backing, denouncing the refusal to negotiate and accusing companies of using martial law to break the strike in Galveston.
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Montreal
Seton
A. Anderson
New York
Federation
Galveston
Jusserand Seeks Safe Return to Washington
June 13 dispatch states Ambassador Jusserand plans to return to Washington after vacation, despite reports of discontent. The French government is said to be confident in his servers and suggests that another appointee would not better represent France.
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France
United States
Varia
Ambhaawadar Jusserand
Frans
Valmee aids Washington figures in railway and law conflict
Fragmentary OCR depicts Valmee offering aid to Washington figures amid a dispute involving the Diaterate MMA Goebel and a barter mandate. The text references secrecy, a chef’s role in a complex civil matter, and mentions Mebane’s involvement with emergency law enforcement and privatized identity protection.
Dredging Hell Gate and Deepening East River Channels
Fragmented OCR text outlines dredging work near Hell Gate and East River approaches. Mentions equipment, directions, and potential agency involvement, but the readable content is garbled. The piece appears to reference navigation improvements and engineered waterway modifications with unspecified dates or project details.
Coolidge Visits Amherst on 25th Graduation Anniversary
Governor Coolidge paused state duties to attend Amherst College alumni events marking his 25 years since graduation. He traveled from Springfield after a Springfield banquet with Speaker Gillette, received at his North Amherst home by neighbors, and planned a city celebration with a parade and banquet honoring the notable alumnus and vice-presidential hopeful.
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Amherst
Mast
Coolidge
Amherst College
Cal
Springfield
Springfeld
Illett
National House of Representatives
Chicago
Northampton
Merc
Ed Martin
Governor Coolidge
Homer
No reassurance to American farmers from Marsh speech
Washington June 16. Wenja amin Marsh secret of the Farmers National council declares the Republican platform offers no reassurance to farmers. He clashes with revolutions and attacks on transportation policy, warning that current measures to aid agriculture are insufficient. He says existing farm conditions are ignored and criticizes the transportation net as mismanaged.
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Lee
Marsh
Farmers’ National Council
Washington
Wenjaamin Marsh
Republican Nations Convention
Artac
Republ
Republican Peat Marah
Meneures i
Royal Betrothal Report Tangles Royalty Headlines
Royalty betrothal involving Princess Elisabeth of Rustania and Prince George of Sparta dominates the fragmentary clipping. It mentions relations to King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Romania, and references Greek royalty and a abdication sequence, with garbled dates and names.
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Elisabeth
Rustania
Prince George
Sparta
Lamdon
Elizabeth
Ferdinand Gid
Marie
Rumania
Alexander
Greece
Japan to withdraw forces amid China guard tensions
Report states Japan plans formal withdrawal over Huawei and Shastong railway guard clashes. The move follows demands for removal of Chinese guards along the railway and increases risk of regional tensions. Leaders seek to deescalate while monitoring railway safety and regional reactions.
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Hivrawal
Jayomus Guards
Shastong
Fiji
Dayan
Chine Guards
Government Contests Case Under Lever Act Interpretation
New York June 14 The United States Supreme Court was asked to decide if cloth in clothing falls under the Lever Act. Judge Hand granted a writ of error to the government in the American Woolen Company of New York and Massachusetts and William M Wood charged with profiteering in bolts of cloth. The writ follows Judge Mack's quashing of indictments claiming cloth was not wearing apparel, sending the case to the Supreme Court.
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New York
Supreme Door of the
United States
Hand
American Woolen Companies
Masnachineetts
William M. Wood
Mack
Bubonic Plague Spreads to Tampico Mexico
Washington June 15 The bubonic plague outbreak reached Tampico Mexico after a consul reported the first local case fatal. Aid including serum and quinine was requested and a dispatch of medical supplies arranged. The American consul noted 23 of 24 cases of pneumonic plague had died as authorities work to control rail traffic out of the city.
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Washington, D. C
Tampico
Mexico
State Department
Tampice
United States
Royal Ascot Royalty Procession Opens After War
The royal procession returned to Ascot for the postwar meeting with King George and Queen Mary at Windsor. They arrived in open landaus drawn by four horses, followed by seven royal carriages, as the Ascot stakes winner Fred Hardy's Haptyuen took the race amid a publicized breeder dispute settled for a payout of about £14000 to Fores.
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Ascot
George
Mary
Windsor Castle
Guy
Sidelights on convention affording by national committee
Vermont reporter Earle Kinsley returning from Chicago described the national convention as exciting and spontaneous. He saw Governor Calvin Coolidge’s nomination for vice president as appeasing western voters upset by other contenders. Wood, Lowden, and Johnson battled for influence, while Harding's camp built support to ensure a favorable outcome. The core shift focused on sidelining Wood and aligning with Lowden before the final nomination.
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Thutland
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Warren G. Harding
Earle
Kinsley
Vermont
Ineley
Coolidge
Rockies
Hiram John Nor
California
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Borah
Idlaho
Republican Party
Senate
Enon
Chicago
Homeboy
Wood
Foros
Tom
Lowden
Bes
Crise
Kaneax City
Sanilay
Harding
Johnwnm
Hitmy
Johnson
Lowdon
Hays
Nature
Sanatorium Groundbreaking Planned for Beckley Hill Barre
State health officials and Washington county leaders met in Barre to finalize plans for a Washington county tuberculosis sanatorium on Beckley hill. Architect Pember's revised plans were approved, with ground broken within two to three weeks on a site adjoining the Gooley farm, costing about 90000 dollars including the site.
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State Board of Health
F. Thomas Kidder
Woodstock
T. Charles F Dalton
Burlington
W. J. Slayton
Morrisville
Thomas Magner
Vermont Tubervulonis Association
HH. W. Sloe «Um
Washington County Tuberculosis Board
Preor Ge Howland
Barre
J. W. Hater
Moretown
Adelwide Meteo
Montpelier
Washington County
Pember
Pember and Dauphagne
Albany
Washington County Board
Gooley
Beckley Hill
Arrest Woman for Killing Husband in Louisville
In Louisville, Kentucky, a woman identified as Mrs Adenck was arrested for the murder of her husband, Jotn Adenck. Neighbors say the couple argued before the shooting. Ada cock allegedly assaulted him prior to the fatal event. Police and witnesses describe the chaotic aftermath as the wife and others became involved in the capture scene.
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Louisville
Rowe Adenck
Jotn
Adenck
Mes
Grace Prehtice
Newton
Patie
Adpork
Sloan
Adcock
Blowout Causes Auto Crash in Fair Haven
In Fair Haven yesterday afternoon a car owned and driven by Karl Franklin of this town veered and overturned on North Main street after a rear tire blew out. Occupants Lydia Yer of Castleton and West Castleton suffered injuries. Franklin and two others were extricated by passersby and treated at the scene. The vehicle was wrecked with the top windshield and wheels demolished.
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Fair Haven
Karl Franklin
Castleton
West Castleton
Des la Curte
George D. Varklerst
Police Inspector Sentenced in New York Case
A New York police inspector was sentenced after a grand jury concluded perjury linked to an inquiry into misconduct. The case involved allegations of a gambling partnership and ties to vice enforcement figures, with legal actions extending to an assistant district attorney.
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New York
Dor Lepmiankares
Terler
Hettiet
Jerry
Emergo Smith
Ervende
Local wage announcements stun readers in city digest
A Haverhill mass release outlines multiple factory pay increases and rate changes across several firms. The memo lists percentage rises and new wage figures for Aberdeen and Miskawoten among others, with districts including West Fitts and Columbus noted for revised compensation.
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Washington
Heverbih
Mass
Fis Alan Bw
Bensus
Aberdeen
Miskawoten
Columba
Winooski boy drowns in river near Red Muck
Albert Tosh of 5 West Allen Street drowned in the Winooski River near Red Muck opposite the mills. Fishermen recovered his body about an hour later. He had been playing by the water with playmates when a board gave way. The coroner had just returned from Ausable Forks for a funeral.
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Winooski
Juneau
Mtv
Albert Tosh
Allen Street
Red Muck
Ausable Forks
Nsw
Actress Rejane Dead in Paris After Illness
Paris reports the death of renowned actress Rejane also known as Femeta after a period of illness. The star, famed for her stage and influence in French theatre, passed away in the city while receiving care. Her last moments and comments from peers indicate a life devoted to performance and theater.
Burlington Tax Poll Result Confuses Local Officials
Fragmented OCR text reports a Burlington valuation event on Springston's ground with unclear figures. It mentions taxation values around 581128 and 7 MO 020, plus references to poll outcomes and a 2014 date, but the details are garbled and non-specific.
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Springston
Seoani
Crandall and Termor Celebrate 61st Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George B Crandall of Berlin observed their 61st wedding anniversary with their family. The couple married in Berlin and later moved to Mannheim. They have seven children two daughters and five sons, 18 grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren.
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Tnd
George B. Crandall
Berlin
George IL Crandal
Addie A Trermor
Devightere
Rutland Scale Workers Reach Minimum Wage Pact
Rutland scale workers accept a compromise agreement setting a minimum wage of five. The settlement ends a dispute as workers sought a wage raise and expressed desire for a higher rate. details indicate a broader effort to secure steadier pay amid cost considerations.
Fragmentary item on Lehgen Rowton trial and payments
An OCR fragment notes Lehgen Rowton and a team involved with a payment remit. The text references a detainee at a tier See and a possible verdict or appeal process. Details are unclear but imply a legal or administrative proceeding with FERID and related parties.
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Rowton
Waterbury Strike Affects Local Factories Amid Wage Tensions
Amid a ninth week of stoppage, Waterbury factories halt some production as workers push for better wages. Union leaders report solid turnout and vow to persist until demands are met, while management weighs concessions and possible temporary layoffs.
Suffrage Proposal Defeated in Louisiana Assembly
Baton Rouge June report states the proposal to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment was defeated by the lower house by 44 votes. The Senate had rejected the ratification last week.
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Baton Rouge
State Assembly
Senate
Macdonald Mortimer Wedding In Springfield Home
Mary Mimma Mortimer formerly of Barre and James Macdonald Jr of Barre wed last night at 8 15 at the bride’s sister’s home 14 Terrace Avenue officiated by Rev F I Goodpeed The bride wore white georgette crepe with a wreath of emerald pens bridesmaids in turquoise blue satin with pink roses and ferns Guests included Flora Mac Donald and Roy MacDonald The couple will honeymoon in Boston before settling in Springfield They met during Mortimer’s residence in Barre and MacDonald’s service in the g0th division of the YPD prior to his time clerk role in Springfield
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Mary Mimma Mortimer
Barre
Jones & Jamson Machine Company
Springfeld
Te Binnie
Terrace Avenue
James Macdonald, Jr
F. 1
Phine Tinderneath
Amd
Link MacDonald
Northfield
Boston
Mey
Springield
Waldron Rhield
Jones & Latison Machine Company
Springfield
John S. MacDonald
Bassett Street
Y. PD
Fellows War Shaper Company
Kerin Corry Wedding in Montpelier St Augustine’s Church
Winona Corry and George Kerin of Montpelier were married at 8:30 am in St Augustine’s Montpelier by Rev Pt The bride wore white georgette crepe and the maid of honor wore pink georgette crepe A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home in Middlesex The couple will reside on Novus Herlin street Montpelier
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Winona Corry
George Kerin
Montpelier
St. Augustine’s
Montpeli
Venrieta Kerin
Carmele Crates
Austin Kerin
Groot
Clifton Coates
Mendelssohn
Lohengrin
Callahan
Mixes Moore
Dorchester
Mass
Cy Press
Smd Gee Gromint
Kevin
Novus Herlin Street
Elderly Man Hurt In Fortified Montpelier Incident
A 75 year old man identified as B.S. Osepenter was seriously injured in Montpelier while working on a sleeping family report. Physicians noted his advanced age as a factor in the medical assessment.
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B.S. Osepenter
Jose
Willie Blanchart
Montpelier
Alumni Association Holds Eighth Banquet at Seminary
The Commercial Alumni Association of Goddard Seminary held its eighth banquet with seven members present. Algot Ruutinen of Barre was named president, and Abe of the association gave a toast. Messages praised the year’s training and the growing value of the organization for business careers.
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TS Commercial Alumni Association
Goddard Seminary
Seach
Alont
Algot Ruutenn
Barre
Verenal Cera Chabot
Feann Bianchi
Aleut Knutson
IMI
Jusephine Lachine
Prinival O. K. Hel- Veter
198 Lake
CIA
Geutantlon
Levening
William Wishert
Marre Temerri
Pom Eepmeng
Thiaredey
J Alien
Mule
W. D. Tocker
W. Mulchard
Amd
Edgerton
Elork
Emarming
Rentioater
Ube
Train and Auto Collision at Dodge Crossing Injures Turner
Johm W. Turner of Montpelier, a traveling salesman for A. F. Cox and Son, was injured when his Dodge roadster collided with a Central Vermont train at the Dodge crossing between Barre and Montpelier. He sustained a broken left leg and minor injuries. the car was crushed, and he was taken to Heaton Hospital in Montpelier.
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Johm W. Turner Johnebury
Vermont
Dodge
Barre
Montpeelier
Wens
Heaton
Montpetier
Turner
A. F. Cox and Son
Portland
Montpelier
Burre
Plalsted
Cveil Snetsiniger Af
Palace
Burro
Weiler
Plaistot
Snetsinger
South Terre
Central Vermont
Granitester
Webstervilla
Teme
South Main Street Bridge
HM Street
Washington Street
North Main Wivet
Terner
Colin
Blarkemith Vba
Mrs Catherine M'Kenzie obituary notice
Obituary notice for Mrs Catherine M'Kenzie widow of Colin M'Kenzie of Wempensy. She died Monday at age 30 after long illness. The text records the bereaved family, relatives in Granite Fille and Seottin Wonk, and mentions three daughters and a son. The piece reflects a local newspaper obituary style with family names and locations.
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Barre
Nell
Crumetorifly
Mie
Vani
Seettin
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