Villa denies split amid Juarez raid on Carranza officials
Villa via his agent atParo denied any rift with Carranza. He blamed the Juarez arrests on misinterpreted orders from Col. Ornelas. Thirty allies’ employees were sent by train to Chihuahua City and then to Torreon, where Villa remained. The fate of publicity agent H. Perez Abreu is uncertain as authorities seek an explanation from the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Cirtanes
Carranza
Jusrex
Thomas Ornelas
Yuri
Aitnrer
Chittualua City
Tornena
Ornelas
Nid
Carranza Ip Pointess
H. Peres Abreu ix
Zuberan
Carrance
Washington
Juarez
Torreon
Natera
New Central Zone
Gunboat Guerrero Defeats Dampier Near Mazatlan
Washington June 17 reports say the Huerth gunboat Guerrero defeated and probably sunk the constitutionaliate Gunn boat Dampier near Mazatlan. The battle was witnessed by US ships New Orleans Perry and Probie as reports to Rear Admiral Howard. No further details are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guerrero
Constitutionaliate
Next Move Depends on United States in Mediation
Niagara Falls June 17. Washington government mediation hinges on the next U S move. Lamar and Lehmann report a Buffalo conference with Zubaran and Cabrera, authorized by General Carranan. Impatient of Zuiberan and Carerit, U S policy could shift. Friction reported between Carranco and Ville, and a rupture with General Obregon over constitutional land and sea reversals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Qut
Washington
Pendle
Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Buffalo
Farsel Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
Carranan
United States
Zuiberan
Carerit
Catranca
Ville
Ronora
Obregon
No Permanent Breach in Villa Carranza Rift
Washington D C June 17 General Villa resigns the commission and imprisons Carranzas leading to a constitutional resolve as a sign of breach between the two chiefs. Carranza's representatives say Villa aims to rid himself of politicians allied with Carranza who had been issuing orders without authority. The friction between Villa and Carranza had been building for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Gieneral Villa
Artion
Carranas
Carrata
Villa
Carranza
Carransa
Washington Officials Deny Knowledge of Break
Officials at the White House and allied departments disclaimed having any official information on a long disputed war report from Niagara Falls. The government said it could not confirm the alleged breakthrough or details involving Carman, Begren Ville, or related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastington
White House
Americcan
Niagarie Falls
Carman
Begren Ville
Inquiry Opens Into Empress of Ireland Sinking Facts Emerge
The inquiry chaired by Lord Mersey heard Captain Kendall recount the disaster at Father Point on May 2. Evidence favored his account that fog and navigation rules governed his actions, while Storstad officers challenged the Empress crossing the bow, with testimony from Alfred Tufteen, Storstad third officer, and Captain Rental detailing terror scenes and fires aboard the liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Ireland
Father Point
St Lawrence
Lord Mersey
House of Peers
Kendall
Btorstal
Rimouski
Storstad
CS. Haight
New York
Volker
Alfred Tuftenen
Ale
Doath
Ue Stnretad
Haight
Tuftenos
Lond Mercy
Rental
Anderson
Coljller Storatad
Zoey
Tost Hiner
Fire destroys Colchester home owned by Kemp and Nouaglas
Burlington June 17 fire destroyed Colchester residence owned by D. L. Kemp and Miss Hattie Nouaglas despite Burlington fire department efforts. The stone first floor and wooden upper structure burned with only the stone wall remaining. Kemp suffered facial and arm burns while trying to save the house. much furniture saved though damaged. property insured for 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Colchester
D. L. Kemp
Hattie Nouaglas
Burlington Fire Department
Kemp
Garfield Sues Telephone Company Over Injuries
Stanley F. Garfield sues Mase Kumpsic Telephone in Caledonia county court for 200 dollars claiming injuries from a pole accident. Garfield alleges a fall by linemen caused him to tumble into a brook, breaking both legs, while on company premises. The case before Judge M. Butler of Rutland began yesterday and may run the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Stanley F. Garfield
Mase Kumpsic Telephone Company
Caledonia County
M. Butler
Rutland
Garfield
Deposed Official Charged In Hyde Park Wine Case
Hyde Park June 17 William Wright electrician in charge of the village plant is charged with selling electric light wine belonging to Hyde Park. He waived examination and will be held for appearance at the December term of county court. Wright has served as village plant foreman for about two years. His present price is set temporarily by Withs Terrill of Morrixvilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
William Wright
Wright
Esport
Withs Terrill
Morrixvilly
777 Degrees at Yale Commencement Honors
Yale conferred a full slate of degrees including 21 honorary degrees during the commencement exercises. William Gorgas, Pan American health leader, and Romulo N. Navan, Argentina’s minister to the United States and Mexican mediator, received doctor of laws degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Commune
William
Gorgas
Pannentennal
Romulo
Navan
United States
Snowfall Near Windsor and Ascutney Mountain
Snow fell early yesterday over Windsor and Ascutney Mountain and spread across the Connecticut River into New Hampshire. It marked one of the coldest June days recorded in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Ascutney Mountain
New Hampshire
Store Fell On Tracks Near Lowell Bridge
A store on a bridge over the Boston and Maine railroad in Lowell collapsed onto the tracks as a passenger train had just left the depot. Seven injured, five seriously, with debris blocking the line for hours. The store was run by Leving Harlow and Mrs Tine. A Bay State Trolley collision at Fore River shipyard sent two men to hospital.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Lowell
Maya
Boston & Maine
Leving Harlow
Quincy
Tine
Bay State Trolley Co
Fore River
Wey
Stranded Ship Maine Declared Total Wreck Near Scotland
The hospital ship Maine, donated by American women for the South African War, drifted in fog off the west coast of Scotland near Glasgow Tynes and is reported to be a total wreck with assets lost.
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Glasgow
Tynes
Maine
Lorne
Scotland
Wreck claims top leagues may seek signings
June 7 report from St Albans quotes James A. Gilmore president of the Federale saying the ten major leagues could try to sign all players who wished to transfer. The statement mentions about 40 players and notes uncertainty over absorption numbers.
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Onieavgn
James A. Gilmore
Federale
Gilmore
St Albans
Hote Chamberlaain
Mount Cormfort
Martin M. Reye
Wolds
Grand Trunk Railway
St. Albans
Reynolda
Central Vermont Railway
Sings
Iron Trunk
Montreal
Promoter Held on Grand Larceny Charge in New York
E Alexander promoter for American News Vending Machine company of St Johnsbury was jailed on a grand larceny charge from New York. Arrested in Springfield Missouri, he was brought to St Johnsbury and will be sent to Plattsburgh. He faced a Burlington suit for $10,000 over swindling allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
E. Alexander
American News Vending Machine Company
New York State
Alexander
Springfield
Vermont Teacher Fund Receives Unnamed $1000 Donation
In St Johnsbury on January 17 Miss Berthe Cary completes 25 years teaching service in Rutland County. Woodruff, a state teachers retirement fund board member, received a $1000 check from an unnamed donor, honoring Cary and supporting the Vermont fund. The donor is a personal friend of Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Teachers’ Retirement Fund
St. Johnsbury
Jane
Caroline Woodruif
State Teachers Retirement Fund
Vermont Fund
Mixes Woodruff
Berthe Cary
Vermont
North Bennington Priest Dies After Long Illness
Rev Thommen Schaefer aged 12 years in the priesthood of Church of St John the Baptist North Bennington died yesterday afternoon after a long illness. Born in Autoria he studied in Vineland S.J. and in Paris. Funeral Thursday at 10 with solemn requiem mass by Rt Rev Joseph J Rice bishop of Herlington. Burial in Calvary Cemetery New York. Clergy invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Joseph J. Rice
Herlington
New York
Calvary Cemetery
Noted Scottish war correspondent Bennet Burleigh dead
London June 17 Bennet Burleigh a veteran war correspondent died yesterday aged nearly 70 in Glasgow where he was born. He reported for the London Telegraph and covered clashes with the American Confederates and numerous wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet Burleigh
London
London Telegraph
Brown University graduates honor Charles W W Eliot at ceremony
Providence June 17 a class of 100 men and 50 women received bachelor degrees at Brown university commencement today. Nine honorary degrees were conferred including Doctor of Laws for Charles W. W. Eliot president emeritus of Harvard. Severe weather damaged some sections of Sullivan and Delaware counties as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Renn
Brown University
Charles WW. Eliot
Harvard
Potash Imports and U S Geological Survey Findings
Potash importation into the United States in 1913 reached about 1.8 billion pounds valued at 180 million dollars, with kalinite and manure salts contributing to the total. The United States Geological Survey notes limited drilling in Nevada and ongoing stratigraphic studies across New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah led by N. H. Darton as field work continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
W. C. Phaton
United States Geological Survey
Department of Commerce
Lanay
Snewely
Hell
Cohortus
Blank Rock Desert
Nevada
New Mexico
Arieota
Utah
H. Darton
New Case Filed in Washington County Court Over Fatal Electric Incident
The administrator of Angelo Lowscie Locascio's estate sues Consolidated Lighting Co and Charles H. Tenney Co for negligence in a fatal transformer accident on Granite Street Barre. Damages sought set at 815,000 with prior related suit against the Consolidated Co. H. W. Scott and F. W. Gordon represent the plaintiff. Another case, Angelo Lamperti vs Jeffrey Cella and Abietti, with ELD Holgerton as trustee, is on appeal from city court. Theriault and Hutt sue for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kison LaRochelle
Angelo Lowscie
Consolidated Lighting Co
Charles H. Tenney
H.W. Scott
W. Gordon
Locascio
Mason
Granite Street
Barre
Smith & Co
Smith
James A. Long
Injured Man Hit By Explosion At Local Plant
Jay Sartwell, worker at Robin Hood plant, was injured when a pan of primers exploded. He was examined in Montreal by Drs Cross Berkley at Royal Victoria hospital to check for a lodged primer in his eyeball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Athans
Jay Sartwell
Robin Meat Ammunition Campany
Robin Hood
A. L. Cross
Montreal
G.C. Berkley
Royal Victoria Hospital
Montpelier Court Hears Drunk Plea And Fines
In Montpelier City Court Charles Morris pleaded guilty to a first offense of intoxication and paid a 35 fine with a 000 surcharge after arrest there last night. Edward Preedom faced a subsequent offense arraignment and was not assessed the 15 fee though other fees appeared. Jana Ne received an alternative sentence in the county jail after being questioned about where he obtained the liquor from barrels that were to be emptied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Charles Morris
Edward Preedom
Jana Ne
Pelven
Bes Aakeil
Granite Land See Lights In Barre Auto Tours Close Day
New England cemetery superintendents enjoyed ideal weather on the final day of their annual outing. The group toured Barre finishing plants and monuments, viewed granite operations, and received guided explanations. An evening band concert and a farewell station performance capped the day before departures on the Mountain express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Congregational Church
Barre
Prospect Street
Burre
Hasmer
Thorugh Barre
Kimnwood
Hope Reme
Montpelier
Northfield Road
Berlin Pond
West Hill
Pimirk
Firnen
Citizens” Band
Banquet Brings Quarry Group Together in Haviland
A large gathering of Barre granite industry figures attended a banquet in Haviland hosted by the Board of Trade Cranite Manufacturers Merchants and Quarry Owners associations to honor New England Cemetery Superintendents. Alderman John F Onok delivered a cordial welcome as the organized event featured a dinner served by the Barre Woman's Club and a Brucys Orchestra performance concluding with soloists Thomas J Merepratt and Karl Forsett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviland Till Inet
Board of Trade
John F. Onok
New England Cemetery Superintendents’ Association
Barre
Brucy
Thomas J. Merepratt
Karl Forsett
Mr.Merver
Shannon
Wigmnal Jr
Caucus Endorses Gorman for Postmaster Job
Democrats at Miles hall endorsed George W. Gorman for postmaster by a large majority in a caucus. The tally showed 182 votes for Gorman with 13 abstentions and 5 blank ballots. Arthur Campbell was elected chair, with G. Herbert Pape as vice chair, and tellers J. E. McNulty J. Gould More and Daniel Sullivan oversaw the ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Hall
George W. Gorman
Gorman
Arthur JB. Campbell
G. Herbert Pape
J. E. McNulty
J. Gould More
Daniel Jt. Sullivan
Miles
Klee
E. Owens
Secretary of the Vendis
Ovenston
Washington
Y DM. Miles
Beer theft case ends with defendant released on bonds
In a city court case against Ricardo Rivas for illegal transportation of liquor, Chief Sinclair and Constable Morris testified about seizing a barrel of beer near Corey house on Prospect Street. The defense argued Rivas was hired to move boxes, not transport liquor. Judge Kent freed Rivas from a $500 bond and ordered return of the bottled beer.
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Ole
Ricardo Ftvas
Rivas
Ty Tyrian Colony
Sinclair
George Lb. Morris
Rivas Ia
H. A
Riven
Ant City
Wishart
Chief Sin
Peter Corrs
Bern
Henaring
A. Camind
Oorey
Camino
Grantville
Corey
Withers
Wialart
County C E Convention Opens With Delegates From Towns
About thirty delegates gathered for the Washington county union of Christian Endeavor annual convention. Morning sessions opened at 1 o'clock with devotional exercises led by Rev. Mancen Salmond, welcome by Rev. Jo W. Berhett, and remarks by presiding officer Earl M. Lewis. Reports from officers were read, committees formed, and discussions focused on Our Fathers Business. Dinner followed at the First Methodist church, and new speakers included Rev. Harnett and Rev. Laws. Afternoon devotional and talks by Rev. Clark addressed The Christian Endeavor in the Reconstruction Period. Evening entertainment promised a lecture by Miss Bates, featuring a winter tour and a forthcoming descriptive account of her illustrated pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Josie L. Stanton
Resbury
Earl M. Lewis
Tryed McNeil
Graniteville
Frank Hiemfield
Bertin Congregational Church
Mies Healah Bates
Chriestine Endeavor
Mr. Salmond
Mey
Salmond
Clark
Bates
Oye
Flight Sparks Panic at State Hospital
A reported flight at the ninth hall of the state hospital at noon yesterday caused excitement as white uniformed attendants and staff pursued the patient through fields and grape vineyards. Vehicles were used for pursuit and the incident left several people injured amid the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Vaneti
Atate Hospital
Lille
Harry
Mr. Berry
Barre Council Keeps Five Cent Trolley Fare Boundary
Barre officials debated the Harte Montpelier traction franchise arguing the city must enforce a five cent fare inside Barre limits while considering a state ruling on fare increases. The session also touched on street safety and July Fourth regulations as police noted Jefferson Street disturbances and automobile curb use.
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Twa
Harte & Montpelier Traction & Power Go
Barre Vty Council
T Ie Company
Marre
Central Labor Union
Barre
Traley
Eax Corston
Public Service Commission
Raien Faroe
Severnl
Uneelty
Devlin
Arden
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Iseland
Sues Telephone Company
YALE
Mass
Federal League
Plati
J. E. Alexander
Burg
Thomas Schaefer
G. T
Virginia
Martin M. Reynolds
Old Point Comfort
Middletown
Sullivan
Delaware
Robin Hood Factory
Caucus
Scott
County
C. E. Convention
Barre Congregational Church
Cecerey
Malin Street
Jefferson Street
Grand Starar Wieh
Art Amt
Potion Sinclair
Crand Jueor
Imenoe & Nitivane
Tefferson Street
Rhief
Patria
Cook
Ping
Thomas Jolene
Gollon
Daly
Alderiman Keefe
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