Great Fight Over Plank Divides Republicans In Convention
Chicago dispatch reports a heated debate in the Republican platform committee over an anti injunction plank. Senator Crane of Massachusetts claims a majority against the plank, while Taft supporters push to include it. The fight continues as subcommittees prepare reports and leaders urge actions before the full committee.
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Crane
Massachusetts
Chicago
Aghittson
Benster Crane
Payne
New York
David
Pennsylvania
Clark
Wyoming
Ballinger
Washington
Taft
Cannon
Plank
Littlefield
Maine
Hopkins
Long
Ellia
Ohio
Kelieee
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Kellogg
Pisaks Om
Wade Ellis
Tek Feneration of
Gompers
Anti Committee On
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Mimran
Federal
Department of Labor
Cummins' Ticket Prompts Iowa GOP Unity at Convention
Reported actions show Gov. Cummins' vice presidential bid launched with all factions agreeing to support, amid debate on credentials and rules. The convention includes committees on organization and permanence, with Roosevelt and Johnson as leading nominees discussed for president and vice president.
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Cummins
Iannehet
Iowa
Brock Faces Uncertain Re-Election Amid Party Tactics
Chicago dispatch reports National Committeeman James W. Brock of Mantheauts seeks a fourth term amid factional pressure. Delegates debated successors as Brock signaled openness to leaving the rooms. Vermonters returned with word that his foes claim he will not seek another term.
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Boyx
Chicago
Herald
Rae
James W. Brock
James W. Rock
Mr. Brock
Brock
Killed Mother In Law in Went 144th Street Shooting
In New York on a June day John B. Krieger a former inmate confronted his wife’s family at their Went 144th Street home and fatally shot his wife Mrs Hugh Blackmeyer and wounded her mother Milly Hin. The victim Mrs Blackmeyer remains in critical condition as police seek Krieger who fled after the incident.
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New York
Tia
John B. Krieger
144Th Street
Milly
Christina Meininger
Hdug Blackmeyer
Blackmeyer
Twenty-Six Graduate Class Completes Goddard Seminary
Goddard seminary marks its 39th class commencement with twenty six graduates. Names include Elizabeth Arthur, Marton Bernie Brown, Barre, and Wendell Waterman first honor, among others. Exercises featured orations on The Labor Problem and The Negroe's Oppor tunities, with diplomas awarded by Rev. Dr. J. Edward Wright.
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Mac Elizabeth Arthur
Marton
Bernie Brown
Barre
Hlizabeth Argon
Harriette Jeannette Chapman
Hse Bien Hane
Calais
Hole
Walter Joseph Lewis
Barton
James Sherman Ogden
Northampton
Taos
Victor Albert Olsen
Graniteville
Osewe Adelbert Risford
East Highate
Ralph Potter Shaw
Rethel
Tne Ieacand Boepard
Berlin
George HR. Taylor Slack
Vergennes
James Henry Walsh
Leominster
Ae Wendell Waterman
Ten O'Sock
Jerome Francis Berry
Richmond
United States
Mike Mac Babone
Aviva
Reed
Mise Blanche Hollister
Clarence John Goldsbury
Reiington
Mise Marion Gray Reddell
Lake Country
Vermont
Rubicon
Abigail Hastings
John Sherman Ogden
Mara
Deliveral
Lenn Gertrude Towsley
Nathan Taplin Butler
Washington
Mise Jeannette Chapman
Ferrisburg
Hollister
Felass
J. Edward Wright
Lena Towsley
School Prize Recitals Delight Audience with Readings
Miss Lena Gertrude Towsley wins first prize for girls with The Liv by Denpell as Jerome de Michmond earns second for the boys with The United States Worl Power. Benjamin Remit and Miss Marian Ward Raymenton deliver prize pieces.
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Thomas Henry Harrison
Woodeville
Nah
Lena Gertrude Towsley
Washington
Denpell
Deveridge
United States
Jerome de Michmond
Morse
Clplye
Elle Blake
Klnorn’y Haro
Phelps
Benjamin
Remit
Ingertodl
Marian Ward Raymenton
Franils
Goddard Boys Headed for College and Athletics
Eleven Goddard graduates, noted for strong athletic records, are bound for college. Richmond and several teammates excelled in baseball and basketball, Olsen and Heidel joined all three school teams, Shaw shifted from White Comabah and Newport to play baseball and basketball, while Waterman tops the class academically.
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Ana
Servie
Rene J
Walsh
Richwond
Fac
Wec
Olsen
Grantteble
Heidel
West Warren
Man
Anl Heidel
Shaw
White Comabah i School
Bethel
Tuk
Newport
Ghen
Northampton
Mass
Dent Tall
Loominstar
Waterman
Barre
Goddard Endowment Fund Grows to Over One Hundred Thousand
The Goddard endowment stands at about $102,000, with $2,000 added in the last year. J Braley of Barre, vice-president of the People's National Bank, was elected treasurer. Alumni notes mention officers and speakers at the Burlington institution, along with plans for a new laboratory and building for public exercises.
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Goddard
J. Braley
People's National Bank
Braley
Harre
National Bank of
Barre
People’s Bank
Dieter Yesteriay
Walter Diao
Northfield
A. M
Brookl
Ter B
Martin
Calettins
Mites
Paul W. Waterman
Iwor
College
Sana
Staak Ten Makie Oawf School
Charles A. Gale
Manteo Tuli Wright
Sister falls at convent. teacher dies after wall plunge
In Spencer Massachusetts a parochial teacher at St Marys parish fell through a door and over a wall to the pavement several feet below. She was injured and died last night. The Sister, who arrived from Ottawa a year ago, survived the fall and walked into the convent.
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Spencer
Mass
Jane
St. Ary
Simon
St. Mary's
Abe
Ottawa
Brown Honors Decrees At New University
A ceremony today at the 140th anniversary of a new university included honorary degrees conferred by OTA Revert. Speakers included Henry S. Pritchett of the Carnegie Foundation and others, with awards to Bagi of Mhede Island and A. MM.
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New War
New University
Im Ae
Ota
Pou
Bagi
Mhede Island
A. MM
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation
White Eagle Wins Ascot Biennial Race Title
Whodora, the favorite, lost to White Eagle today in a decisive Ascot biennial event. Horatio Head of Esse Junction sent his son to Detroit, then Denver, with plans to Poled TV. The winner’s owner, Mrs. G. Jentina, later headed toward northwestern Colorado for government engineering work.
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Whodora
White Eagle
Horatio
Esse Junction
Aeas
Detroit
Jentina
Denver
Northwestern Colorado
Goddard Speaking Contest Winners at Seminary Event
Last night at Stoddard Seminary a speaking contest awarded first prize to Lena Gortuds Townley of Washington. Winners included Jerome Francis Berry and others, with 44 awarded by Mrs Willis Ablett. Judges noted commendable performance and enthusiasm. The event featured a duet and notable speakers like Marion W. Raymenton and Same Bich Waite.
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Lena Gortuds
Townley
Washington
Jerome Francis Berry
Benjamin
Weatmoreland
Derowe Francie
Berry
Richmond
Eee
Stoddard
Willis Ablett
Lainie
Joanna Parke
A. W. Aliin
Batre
Compromise at Bethel Ends Strange Strike
At Bethel two thirds of Woodbury Granite workers had left town during a strike that began May 4. A new price bill, signed yesterday, replaces the expired one and is a compromise between the company and its employees. Most workers are expected back next week, easing local tensions and restoring work at the Barre area plant.
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Bethel
Bury Granite Company
Yes ‘Winday
Qoon
Forve
Barre
Raised Salary of Bishop Hall in Vermont diocese
Burtlington June 17 The 118th annual convention of the Episcopal diocese of Vermont closed this morning One note said Bishop Arthur C Hall plans to attend the Pan Anglican congress in London He indicated a parish school for girls would reopen once the centennial fund reached 200000 already subscribed The school had been in a lull with about 75 girls enrolled in the parish plan List of clergy present includes Rev Johnson of Baringo Rev Wise of Burlington Rev Lewis of Woodstock and Rev C We Voit of Windsor
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Burtlegton
Episcopal Diocese of
Vermont
Foiino
Arthur C. Hall
London
Johnson
Baringo
Yi Wise
Burlington
Hew. Lewis
Woodstock
C. We Voit
Windsor
Webster in Court Over Fire Bottles Case
St Albans June 17 The Hens of Pink Webster searched for bears that night officers seized several bottles of stuff. He was sent in for a temporary on 40 ing and frat. He pleaded not guilty and his case was continued to this evening to enable them to secure counsel.
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St. Albans
Spe
Thim
Cormel
Elevator Accident In Brattleboro Tops Two Stories
In Brattleboro yesterday afternoon a young man employed by Hildreth & Co. stepped back into an open shaft and fell two stories from an elevator aloft. He escaped with a leg sprain and minor injuries while another rider accompanied him as the elevator descended. The incident followed a pricing chant by workers and involved dim proximity to the shaft and motionless controls.
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Brattleboro
Peese
Hildreth &Co
Jh — Weil
Boblaasa
Dim Pial
Vermont towns seek receivership for mining firm
A Vermont ledger notes towns show interest as the International Mining Company applies for receivership in New Haven. The court proceeding, dated the seventeenth, aims to structure exclusive of capital stock for approximately 200000, with the company’s land holdings and assets under consideration. The filing signals a financial distress event affecting regional stakeholders.
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New Haven
Gorn
International Mining Company
You Hi iv
United Forties
Oae
Lye Fia
al Wand Saad Bere
Gossip of Town Names and Odd Phrases From Local Store
Fragmentary notes mention a Prult Store in Floston with references to Nive Peaches watermejn and various locals such as Parker Kenyon Mra Kate Bownie and J. Harry Mass. Scattered marks hint at dates, places, and promotions, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
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Floston
CC Carpentar
Marre
Parker Kenyon
Acre
FW. Hooker
Barre
Mra
Kate Bownie Williame
Herre
Teutterfeld
the New
J. Harry
Mass
Stanley Tib Sweet
Cheba
Beekey
Maree
Denver
Barre case notes Drury as witness in local trial
Police inspector Marton of Boston visited Barre to serve a summons. The report describes a disputed car incident weeks earlier involving two men and a “doctored” horse sale. Drury’s statement and a later absence at trial are noted along with mentions of prior arrests related to fake horse trading.
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Want Drury
Witnees
Marton
Boston
Barre
Gowton
Tae Au
South Barre
Drury
Otte Norton
City Council Moves to Restrict Fourth of July Celebration
City officials plan a “safe-and-sane Fourth” with a midnight finish, limiting celebrations and prohibiting sales until 4 PM on July 3. Aimed at reducing noise and disorder, the measure tightens permits and enforces new restrictions, while discussing toy-plaster restrictions and enforcement actions.
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Assexaora Ayers
Riley
Madison Street
Batre
Klimwood
Seginostee
Hones
Scott Brook
Reed
Ee Senet
Orange Brook
Qutler
Cuvler
Bolster
Martin
Tor May
Water Committee
Treport
Currier Park
Fiat
Desmey Gragite Company
Stephen & Garrard
Freetetion
Marchint Atreet
Lowex
A. Tomasi
Peter Hendrickson
Cherry Street
Ex Mayor Spellman Address Postponed In Rutland
Ex Mayor John D Spellman of Rutland postponed his planned public address citing timing issues and the need to build support. A revised meeting was promised in a few days as pamphlets were circulated by Spellman and supporters to drum up interest for the Independent Vermont faction.
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John D. Spellman
Rutland
John D. Spellain
Hutland
Hale
Ody
Hove
Spellman
Vermont
Commencement Week Prizes Highlight Seminary Exercises
Ten students contend for prizes at Montpelier Seminary as part of commencement week events. Florence Strong earned first prize for What the Fiddle while Donald Fairfield claimed second for The Christmas Substitute. Addresses, musical selections, and poetry by Harold E. Bishop and Raith C. Mowe complemented the chapel program.
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Montfielier Seminary
Donald
Fairfiell
Martha P. Bailey
HH Raytall
Worcester
Thott Merton A. Thomey
Mice Kage
Harold E. Bishop
Thin Clase
Raith C. Mowe
Waitefield
Christine O. Currier
Misa Amy
Goodspeed
Montgomery
M. Thomas
Claen
Cadets Attend Banquet At Montpelier Institute Pavilion
Twenty three members of a pid pail vernits fraternity held their annual banquet at the Pavilion near Montpelier Institute. W. L. ch kef Bt. Albans presided as host, with local cadets and guests in attendance.
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Ornlehust
Pete
Montpelier
W. L. Ch
Kef
Albans Wise
Horse borrows feed and veterinary aid saves horse
A horse reportedly absconded with a bushel and a half of oats and some corn and pea feed. A veterinary doctor from Mont Mel was summoned to treat the animal, restoring it to health, much to the owner Mr. Fitzgerald's relief.
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Jon
Lincom
Edward Purperald
Mont Mel
Interment and funeral services for Robert Dempaler
Funeral services for Robert Dempaler were held at Teiom with a final interment in Hope Cemetery. The bearers included Ald and William Abel, and the ceremony was conducted by the Order of the Clans.
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Hope Cemetery
Robert Dempaler
Twa Teiom
W. Watts
Williamy
Abel Toterment
Hapo Cametery
Tonight in Barre featuring Goddard stage acts and acts
A fragile read of a Barre page lists acts at Goddard and other venues with scattered names and unclear events. The fragment hints at performances by The Combust picture and a wreck of a bill including Tom and Ai, with mentions of main wipers and scamplii blocked.
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Goddard
Racing events July 8 and 4 at Granite City track
The Gentlemens Drivis club of Barre promotes horse racing at Granite Cry on Friday and Saturday July 2 and 4. Trot and pace events prize pools range from 50 to 300 dollars with 2:28 and 2:27 trots featured. Officials note start at eleven o clock with entries closing soon.
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Gentlemens Drivis Club
Barre
Granite Cry
Etme
Enitrier
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