War Dept allocates over six thousand motor vehicles
On June 17 the War Department ordered a large allocation of more than 6,000 motor vehicles for the National Guard. The Motor Transport Corps will supervise distribution with militia approval. The total includes 324 automobiles, 1,852 trucks of various sizes, 48 tank trucks, 1,052 motorcycles, 1,280 bicycles and 1,080 trailers.
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War Department
National Board
Motor Transport Corps
Militia Rem
Cases Dropped In Chicago Riots Conspiracy Case
Chicago June 17 cases against Ramu Levin and six other Amalgamated Clothing Workers officers were dropped after the prosecuting attorney said most local clothing manufacturers preferred leniency. He added an understanding with the union. Transcript items Follow.
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Chicago
Ramu Levin
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Illness and Bereavement
The Melver family and relatives express deepest thanks to friends who offered sympathy during our mothers illness and bereavement. Sincere appreciation goes to Mr and Mrs Norman Melver and family, Mr and Mrs Alex McKenzie and family, Mr and Mrs M N Campbell and family, Mary Von Deusen and family.
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Alec
Mra
Norman Melver
Ale
Alex, McKenzie
M. N. Campbell
Mary von Deusen
Donald F. McLeod
Robert J. Stews
William C Clapp Found Dead In Salem Harness Dealer
William C Clapp, harness and leather dealer of Salem Massachusetts, was found dead at the Wreckers' club room. He was 50 and had been in poor health and despondent recently. Relatives extend thanks to friends, neighbors, and City Hospital nurses for care during this bereavement.
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William C. Clapp
Salem
Mass
William Clapp
Harness and
Wreckers’ Club
Oa Jets
Clapp
Bar City News Roundup in Brief Events and Notes
Local items report Justin Goddard seminary rings at a jewelry store and a birthday party at A. PM hall. William Moore arrives from Boston to Barre, while Dr. Meagher travels to Winooski for an operation. Firefighters are ordered to report at 6 pm. Dagastino opens a barber union shop at 405 North Main. Doris Ennis visits Terrace Avenue, and Jorge Marsh makes a business trip to Bellows Falls. Gladys Poland travels from Bristol to stay with Miss Konis. John Trione returns from Paterson after 10 weeks away. Gessie Monti heads to Portland to join Fuller Irish Co. Lyman Whitcomb couple settle at 7 Eastern Ave. A 4:30 pm practice game features Knights of Columbine vs Spaulding High. Rheumatism notes amid heavy rain, with Deown touting a remedy. Ads advertise hat and veil sales. Mrs. Goldier Thompson faces court over fence damage, case continued to July 1. Birthday party at Beckton Hill honors Elmer Low with gifts, games, and ice cream.
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Justin
Goddard Seminary
Godlfellow
William Moore
Pearl Street
Boston
Barre
M. A. Meagher
Kunny Allen Hospital
Winooski
John Heney
Salvador Dagastino
Ross Bar
North Main Street
Doris Ennis
Kasex Junction
Gertrude Ennix
Terrace Avenue
Jorge Marsh
American Railway Express Co
Bellows Falls
Gladys Poland
Bristol
Conn
Pase
Beatrie Konis
John Trione
Paterson
Nut
Mr. Trione
Gessie Monti
Thin City
Portland
Fuller Irish Co
Lyman W. Whitcomb
Rutland Oarte
Knights of Columbine
Spaulding High
Harper Mitchell
Ve Street
Spe
Mariani
Goldier Thompson
Webster Avenue
Josaph Colombe
William Wishart
Anne Mekkelwen
Beckton Hill
Elmer J. Low
Community notices and social briefs from Barre area
Attorney A A Sargent travels to South Royalton on legal business. W T A plans a meeting at 2 30 with Mrs F D Beckley at 6 Park Street. Goddard prize speaking tickets available at Barre Drug Store. Barre residents attend funerals and travel to Plattsburg. Spaulding students celebrate baseball victory with a dance. Knights of Columbus and Moose events draw large crowds, with multiple lodges expanding membership. A Boston newspaper note about Daughters of Eve and ready to wear clothes sign appears.
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A. A. Sargent
South Royalton
F. D. Beckley
Park Street
Amorrow
Goddard Prize
Barre
George N. Tilden
South Main Street
Roxbury
Mr. Tilden
Jessie G. MacDonald
Los Angeles
Cal
Boston
New York
Chicago
Des Moines
Spaulding
Alumni Association
Brigham Academy of Bakersfield
Lands
Arthur Averill
Kenneth Muerea
J. P. Clough
JE. Roberts
Woodstork
Order of the Knights of Birmingham
New England
Woodstock
Henry Monts
Loyal Order of Moose
Mw Council
Moses
Witshoon
Brae Hehore
Springfield
White River
Stunetion
Hinsdale
N. H
Charge Barre
Sonnet Albans
Brattleboro
Knights of Columbus
A. W. Hayden
Bennett
Montpelier Officials Attend Commencement and Court Notices
Governor Clement and Major Goodell returned from Brattleboro and Northfield where they attended Austine Institution and Norwich University commencement exercises. Adjutant General Rolinson is at Norwich today with war department officers. Several Vermonters received commissions for military service. A new Vermont summer homes book by Secretary of State Harry A. Black has been issued. Ernest Fisher suffered acute indigestion while walking home, fainting due to heart weakness. Montpelier High School’s graduating class toured Lake Woodbury by auto. Car 21413 near Prospect Street collided with Beck and Berk. damage reported. Miss Madge Warren leaves state office for Chicago July 3. Fred Badger and George A. Reed engaged on federal road projects. Olive Ripley visiting from Boston. Turner family matters and wills in Montpelier and Barre probate active. administration appointments made for several estates. A stray line notes a Boston transcript joke about new prisoners reacting to rites.
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P. W. Clement
Harvey E. Goodell
Brattleboro
Austine Institution
Northfield
Norwich University
HL T. Rolnson
Easton R. Gibson
War Department
Raymond Paine Montpelier
Wing
Arkley
Rutland
Vermont
Harry A. Black
Lawy
Ernest Fisher
Montpelier High School
Nelson
Lake Woodbury
Beck and Berk Automobile
Barre
Prospect Street
Secretary of ‘State
Madge Warren
Secretary of State
Epworth Teague Institute
Ale
Chicago
Fred Badger
eBeach
Federal Road Project
George A. Reed
St Johnsbury
Clifton O'Crain
HL Ferrin
Montpelier
Melhod
Mardo C. Melver
Barre City
Hiram L. Sparrow
East Montpelier
Curtis A Martin
Marshfield
Nellie J Perrin
Haseen
Rowwell
J. Perrin
Berlin
P. C. Dodge
Randolph
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Homer Fitts Co. Incorporated
Sport Coats
Motor Vehicles
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Union Clothing Workers
Switzerland
Transcript
W. Sati
Benerd
Tel
Hnl
Laurel Street
Mart
Emery
Buick
Avie Mamber
Hare A
Timm
Warren Pirin
Gerrard
Barelay Eames
Cine
Heltain
Eal Cutler
Frank McWhorter
Talk OF
the Town
Boston Transcript
Boston ‘Transcript
Union Dry Goods CO
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Union Dry Goods Company
Union Clothing Co
Vicinity
Union Clothing Company
Union Store
Depot Square
Alee
Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc
C. W. Averill & Co
Finchester
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