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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1915

Page

4

Vermont News Echoes From War and Local Matters

Barre Daily Times edition from June 17 1918 reports on Vermont politics and tax rates, Brandon high school plans, granite procurement in St Johnsbury and Hardwick, critique of anti trust, plus war coverage. It discusses government road work near Barre, public refuse issues, and a note on New York City school fire drill. It also references Italy Austria and German actions in WWI and Belgian civilians.

Barre East Barre Register Co New York City

Red Cross lecturer linked to alleged safe conduct breach

The article contends that Anton Meyer-Gerland, identified as a Red Cross lecturer who obtained safe conduct to reach Europe, may face further grave complications if the published charges prove true. It notes the U.S. involvement and possible breach of assurances.

Anton Meyer- Gerland Red Cross Europe I United States

German Agent Hoax Threatens U S Diplomatic Ties

A German agent posed as a Red Cross lecturer in the United States and allegedly procured safe conduct to Europe while secretly aiding Germany by buying munitions. If confirmed, this could strain relations with Germany and risk severing diplomatic ties, urging the public to wait for State Department findings. Ambassador Von Bernatorf’s position is reported as shaky pending investigation.

United States Red Cross State Department Germany Anton Meyer Gerhard Europe Count von Bernatorf von Bernetorit Suiwertain

Advocates Meter System to Curb Barre Water Waste

A Barre utility argues for a universal meter system to curb water waste amid polluted supply fears. Proposes tiered quarterly rates and a minimum annual charge to fund fire protection and improve service, citing revenue projections and impact on manufacturers, blocks, and other users.

Sampagin

Talk of the Town and Camp Comfort Events

Abbott's advertises a new lot of bath mats and odd suits with special prices. Pupils may call 95-W or visit 31 Jefferson street for A-1 or fourth grade work. Camp Comfort hosts an opening dance on Friday June 18 with a full bill of $1.50. Hotel Northern offers a furniture sale starting Monday at 10 am. Tilden Shoe Co. gives away 500 gas balloons on June 18 with prizes including Trot-Mac shoes and toys for girls and boys. balloon pickup requires guardians. Bessie E. Spear awaits piano lesson inquiries by June 21.

Abbott's Jefferson Street Camp Comfort Calais Hotel Northern O. H. Hale Tilden Shoe Co Bessie E. Spear Ollock

Williamstown News Briefs From The Week In Town

Ruth E. Martin returns home after a year at Brigham academy Bakersfield with cousin Doris Kanaly from Montpelier staying a few days. Mrs. Thomas D. Poland leaves for Windsor and Springfield Mass to visit relatives and attend Charity chapter 57 events. Meetings of the order will be omitted in July and August. The lunch room in the age block reopens under James R. Br. McMillan with H G Carpenter and Miss M Churel visiting from Gardner Mass. Families Levi D. Carr and Olney F. Seaver are mentioned as related. A pocketbook dropped by a young man riding through the village last Tuesday. a finder could not catch the rider, who then left toward Tom Wright's village to prove property ownership. An early crowd attended the Fane regreeting last evening, about one hundred present, with an enjoyable program followed by cake and ice cream.

Ruth E. Martin Brigham Academy Bakersfield Montpelier Doris Kanaly Thomas D. Poland Windsor Springfield Myrtle Kathan Donaldson Ellen Bruce Harrington Charity Order James R. BR. McMillan Burlington H. G. Carpenter Mies M Churel Gardner Mase Levi D. Carr Olney F. Seaver Tom Wright

Graniteville Reel Show Tonight at Kert's Hall

Six reels of moving pictures will be shown at Kert's Hall in Graniteville tonight featuring Grace Cunent and Pree in a program titled Straggiere.

Pickert Straggiere

Opening of Farm Home for Handicapped Children Planned

A Forest Park farm home is to be opened this fall to shelter and care for a tutored group of handicapped children. The property will be converted from an existing building and outfitted to provide suitable housing and supportive services. The project aims to furnish a safe, nurturing environment for needy youths in the community.

Brandon Forest Park Farm

Upper Graniteville Plumbers Modernization Plan Details

Notices describe refining and modernizing plumbing work. It mentions rates, terms, and payments, with a pledge to apply the latest amount due. The document lists contractors and reference to past arrangements, indicating formal compliance and scheduling for installations.

Herring Named as Lusitania Sinker In Kaiser's Honor

London dispatch reports the German submarine U-21 sank the Lusitania. The Evening Star correspondent cites Elsinore sources claiming Lieutenant Herring, commander of U-21, was awarded the Pour le Merite by the Kaiser for sinking the liner.

London Elsinore Denmark Evening Star Herting Kaiser van

JAP Protest at China's Stand Sparks Tokyo Demostrations

Tokyo reports indicate Japan protests China's stance amid anti-Japanese sentiment in the republic. Demonstrations followed negotiations and China’s ultimatum while boycotts spread. Russian and Hungarian volunteers helped quell an anti-Japanese riot in Henken as tensions rose in late May.

Tokio Japan Bay To Chine Republic Te Dierantrat China Chinas Soerptanes Huntieh

Italian Fleet Sails Under Sealed Orders From Taranto

The Italian fleet departed Taranto under sealed orders Tuesday night while more ships entered the Adriatic. A notable religious service occurred at the Cathedral of St. Cataldo with the archbishop delivering a solemn allocution and urging a major naval victory for the king.

Taranto Rome Adriatic St. Cataldo

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