Republicans Open National Convention Crowded Chicago Hall
At Chicago Coliseum some 12,000 gathered as the fourteenth Republican National Convention opened with Harry New presiding. Delegates and alternates filled the central area while spectators, many in summer dress, filled the stands. Roosevelt Fairbanks prospects and anti injunction issues dominated early talks as plans moved toward nominating candidates and forming committees.
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Chicago
Republican Party
Harry & New
Indiana
Republican National Committee
New York
Ohio
Utah
Meiver
Tony
Adminson
Coliseum
Tom
Beatrice Plabor Reling
Arditt
New
Ing
P. J. Muldoon
Diocese of
Catholic Church
Scapine Ene Yaars
the Hay
William ©. Waters
Chubert Thie Roy
Y Law Sohaufarber
Chieagur the Iey
Don Wesley Hill
Loria D. Cane
Karlea Brooke Smith
Parkersbirg
W. Vaz Ernest Walker Smith
Martford
Conn
Philip
M. Hoofele
St. Towle
Hod. Lobin
Vinton
Iowa
Charles H. Barger
Abilis
Pan
Roosevelt
Dolliver
Sherman
Hughes
White House Clarifies Republican Platform Drafts
Washington June 16 The White House released a statement about the Republican platform drafts from Chicago. The note says numerous planks were tentative and not committed by President Taft or the party, with amendments and revisions under consideration.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Chicago
Taft
Resolutions Committee
Andent
Mr. Taft
118th Vermont Episcopal Convention Opens in Burlington
The 118th annual convention of the Vermont Episcopal Diocese opened at St Pauls Burlington with morning prayer and communion. Bishop Hall delivered the annual address as clergy and delegates gathered, with 25 clergy and 29 lay delegates present. Business followed and canon discussions were planned for the afternoon.
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Burlington
Episcopal Din
Vermont
St. Paul's
George Y. Bliss
A. C. Clark
Rt. Paul's
Jelouk
Bishop Hall
Veniemanten
Aevlieted
Dr. Blies
Ow. F. Weeks
Shelburne
Businew Hess
St. Paul’s Church
Inneh
Speak Por Puller Prizes at Vermont Academy Event
Bellows rai and a small audience witnessed a contest for Ex-for where prize winners were announced. Names such as Earl Benson Charles Whi Karad Calvin Rossel rrae and Wesley Start received recognition while Rev C Be Misgeurtha attended, and the awards highlighted the boys to Min Dewien ant.
Auto Carries Four Down and Dives Into River Tragedy
A pleasure ride ends in disaster as an open pier plunge aboard a speeding car drowns four riders near West Fifth Street New York June 14. John Bauer the chauffeur and John Nolan escape. victims include Adeline Bordone Rose Coleman Seven year old Coleman Knight and baby Knight while Mrs Coleman is found wedged under a seat and Knight girl body not recovered.
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New York
Magabie
West Fifth Street
Adeline Bordon
Rose Coleman
Aod
John Coleman
Winjinin Knight
John Bauer
John Nolan
Bauer
Fly-Sixth Street
Bryan
Leongay
Sing Y
Colenah Wan
Raver
Me Thon
Colman
Ill and despondent Myers shoots self at home
Woodstock June 1 George Ti Myers shot and killed himself about four o'clock yesterday morning after looking in a mirror. Myers, who had been ill and despondent for several months, was about 45 years old and was married.
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Woodstock
George Ti. Myore
Myers
Granville Opens White River Bridge Welcomed by Town
June 16 report notes H W King Glaselan fiona Dakolcred Celie ville and steel bridge opening over the White River. Town accepts the structure with rim abutments costing $4,000. Gran is part of Ol dngston. Paes named after an ancestor of Thedenor. Ripton excursion to Lake Champlain advertised on page 2.
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Granville
H. W. King
Glaselan Fiona
Montpelier Man Found Sleeping at Central Vermont Depot
Frank Bryan, employed by George Almon electrician, admitted before Judge Harvey in Montpelier Court that he was intoxicated, found sleeping on the platform at the Central Vermont depot in Montpelier. The incident references a Champlain excursion and a ten dollar seventy cent amount noted as Ficowan annescott.
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Frank Bryan
George Almon Electrican
Montlior
Harvey
Montpelier
Central Vermont
Ficowan Annescott
Colonel Jack Walking Prom Port Yand to Pacific and Back
Colonel Jack travels from Prom Port Yand Maine toward the Pacific and back, reaching Swanton on June 16. The pedestrian, billed as Colonel Jack, has 400 days to complete the ambitious stunt and continues ahead of Inlet by train while keeping pace with his schedule.
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Jack
Prom Port Yand
Pacific
Swanton
Randolph Village Meeting Votes on Water Meter Plan
Voters favor adopting a water meter system but adjourn to study costs further. Trustees consider purchasing a steam pump for capacity at 4100 dollars funded from treasury. meters estimated not to exceed 50 dollars each. Alumni events at Goddard School included a dinner and talks with Willard S. Martin of Cambridge delivering a lecture on the sect Twenty Years After.
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Dmew
Randolph
Randel
L. DR. Jolson
A. M. Hibbard
C. B. Copeland
Tevan
Mein
Goddard
Nol
Prin
K. Hollister
Eeme
J. W. Butterfield
North Montpelier
Uieaecretary
Mise Mina Brown
Asea Elation
Jonada
Jeffery
I Chase
Rheinberger
Bessie Butterfield
Dole We Tonia
Pal
Princely Ok. Hollister
Willard 8
Martin
Cambridge
Mass
Tarantelle
Raff
K. Li
Cleaves
Montpella
Bessie Spear
Mies Rachel Robinson
Ferrisburg
Goddard Hall
All Hall
Boy Burns From Exploding Bottle Incident
Two six year old boys, Morin and another, touched a lighted match to a bottle of powder in a Burlington yard causing a loud bang and severe injuries. One boy suffered blackened eyes and facial injuries, while both endured eye and chest wounds and facial lacerations. Doctors treated them. outcomes unclear.
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Burlington
Ieee Gongea
Mia
Arthure
Rows Street
Teo Morin
Mita
Bnole
Simen Atheee
Gish
Tek Yard
Mevin Weis Tace
Ous
ES Fee
Old Graduates Assemble for Annual Exercises
The Alima dinner and afternoon exercises were held yesterday with trustees meeting in Inala. Alumni recalled old days at Goddant and considered college plans. A humorous reading by Perkins was presented, followed by piano pieces and concluding speeches, as graduates revived class memories and gifts.
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Inala
Goddant
Alesa
Fholps
Halph Potter Blaw
Bethel
Minnor
Mies Beosie
ML. Brown
Dave Arabesque
Selvitt
Les Meus Anges
Boston police alerted for Italian cook Joseph Cho
Ruthind fine 10 reported the Boston police to watch for Joseph Cho an Italian cook left his wife with $800 taking the family along. His wife told police she kept $400 of the money. Dean Moore was arrested previously by Butland officers in a ward event moved at Proctoreville and charged with stealing a watch and shoes. Moore lives in Proctoreville and was visiting here.
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Moore
Proctoreville
Yue
Man Pleads Guilty to Breach of Peace in Domestic Case
Clarence McPhee, arrested nine weeks ago for assaulting his wife, appeared in court yesterday and pleaded guilty to breach of the peace. He was sentenced to not less than 10 nor more than 12 months in the house of correction at Hut hing. The record states he knocked his wife down, breaking her nose and two ribs.
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Barli
Tne
Clarence McPhee
Elt
Snsterd
Huthind
Melhor
William B S Celley Found Dead in Garden at 70
William B S Celley retired partner of Paitee Fulvien and former Vermont legislature member was found dead in his garden yesterday. Death attributed to natural causes. He was 70 and survived by a widow.
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Fulvien
William B.S. Celley
Vermont Myinlatire
Celley
Hin Wan
Mayor Bigelow to Speak at Barton Lake Champlain Excursion
The article notes Mayor Bigelow will address attendees at an event in Barton. The excursion to Lake Champlain is scheduled, with details appearing on page 4 of the issue.
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Mayor Bigelow
Tonight in Barre Opera House Free Prize Speaking Show
Local note announces an event tonight at Massuree's Theatre Scamplal Divel featuring a prize speaking act by A. Tom Thralariom of 40 Sain Street. Readers are invited to attend the event at the Barre venue.
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Alter
Sain Street
Massuree
Scamplal Divel
Class Day Program Sparks Despite Rain at Goddard Commencement
The 18 class at Goddard held their class day exercises in wet weather with light attendance. Paul Wendell Waterman of Harré delivered the oration on the motto Dum Vivimus Viva muma while Miss Marion G Rennold and Rev. A Conner contributed musical and prayer elements. The program featured remarks by Waterman and others, reflections on life and civic leaders, and close with a musical finale despite the rain.
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Goddard
Stae
Claes
Paul Wendell Waterman
Harré
Clas
A. Conner
Waterman
Tousainy Louverture
Washington
Santo
Abraham Lincoln
Aml
Pressjoomvelt
Ruwsell
Will
Serview
Ames
James Henry
Aleh Letrameter
Mare
Mies E. Brown
Marre
Pennock Abbott
Lorine Hinesburg
Dewis E. Hrowny Barre
Fliabeth Cureen
Sando
Lever
Two New Trustees Elected at Annual Board Meeting
The annual meeting of the board of trustees opened with nearly all members present. De ward Wiright was elected chairman due to the death of President W. Shipman, creating a vacancy. The afternoon session planned the election of a successor to the late president and, earlier, named two new trustees Hon Charles H. Darling of Burlington and Wade Kayes of Boston.
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Board of Trustees
Delack
De.deward Wiright
W. 2. Shipman
Charles H. Darling
Burlington
Wade Kayes
Boston
Nlw
Goddard Recital Showcases Student Talent in Evening Chamber
The Goddard recital featured a municipal evening program in the chapel with students George Salag and Alice N. Alte performing pieces including Bach and Beethoven. An array of solos, a four-hands sequence, and a Lake Champlain excursion prize announcement highlighted a varied program.
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George Salag
Bach
Keatie E. Brown
Balfe Mitchell
Rippetter
Filizabeth
Eethoven
Alara Iong Mk Doa
Alice N
Promoted to High School From Public School Class List
A ninth grade promotion list shows students advancing to Spaulding High School with 38 in Latin and 34 in the commercial section. Names include Cora Batchelder Beatrice Beach Emily Benedict Ruth Hood Katherine Jordan Mary Jordan Pearl Kent Frank LoPrest Walter Ate Arthur McDonail Annie Meswr Sadie Wilson and others.
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Ny Sonalare
Spaulding High School
Cora Batchelder
Beatrice Beach
Emily Benedict
Sitsie Mroown
Beatrice Mek Tee
Mac Cornon
Wille Ise Cordiver
Spraghe
Rie Wella
Earle Wilkivmy
Sadie Wilson
Edith Barney
Charlie J
Jennie Brown
Helen Bros
Lester Carswell
Eeeee Clark
Florence North
Lary Dix
Henry Pusola
Lika French
Siva Gikiel
Ure
Houston
Ruth Huse
Hate Hutchinson
Chew Johnson
Robart Knox
Teresa Taurifty
Mathimon
Jesse McDonald
Mina Mcdonald
McKay
Roewell
Mitrayal 2
Micon
Airy Peiren Awsa Tae
Sepa
Diamond Ring Theft Case Leads to Windsor County Court
In Woodstock on June 16, Ada Adama, a dementia, surrendered a stolen diamond ring from Mrs. Cleveland. The arrest occurred as she attempted to return the ring to its owner. Bound over to Windsor County Court in Woodstock after arraignment, bail set at $100, she was remanded to county jail.
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Windsor County Court
Woodstock
Ea, Thomas
Gay Chiveland
Bunnywide Park
Taupeche
Ada Adama
Cleveland
P.O. Saaver
Ellis-Gonyer wedding in Littleton Vermont
The June 16 ceremony joined Philip Bilis of Barre Vermont and a Barre bride. Rev W officiated with a gown described as most charming. Guests included John Connick Barre and Parker Difford Laconia. Groomsmen and out-of-town attendees came from Hanover Woodsville and Dartmouth. An excursion to Lake Champlain advertised on page 2.
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Littleton
N. 1
Philip
Bilis
Batre
Ional
Baren
Lids
Trish
Barre
John Connick
H. Bert Parker
R. Lawrense Difford
Laconias
Gene Ganyer
Florence
Alice Ganyer
Woodsville
Annie Gilnan
Hanover
George F. Ganyer
Dartmouth College
Dr Worthen Named To Newton Hospital Post
Clarence F Worthen a Harvard medical graduate has been appointed to a senior role at Newton Massachusetts hospital with 182 beds. He expects to begin duties in early July after Harvard commencement. Worthen, eldest son of Dr and Mrs H O Worthen of Keith avenue, trained at University of Vermont and Harvard Medical School.
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Clarence F. Worthen
Harvard
Newton Hospital
Harvard University
Newton, Mass
Massachusetts
Sine
University of Vermont
Harvard Medical
Mra
H. O. Worthen
Keith Avenue
Fraternity And Alumni Groups File Incorporation Papers
Articles filed at the secretary of state show a Delta Upsilon Alumni association seeking incorporation with capital stock of 10000 to build a fraternity house at Middlebury and an athletic park at Burlington. Other groups propose capitals not less than 500 and up to 10000 with named incorporators.
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A. Praternity Hiouses
Middlebury
Athletic Park
Burlington
Delta Upsilon Alumni Association
Ptate
Muddlebury
Sngtes
Buir- Lon
Talk of the Town Barre Conventions Preview
In Barre two conventions are planned with one addressing a Prohibition topic. The note mentions a state campaign and Lake Champlain references with a column on page 2. мероприят
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Barre
Lake Champ
McLean
Bice& T
Idvel
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Thayer
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Paitee
Barton
Paul W. Waterman
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