Philippine Island Government Faces Bankruptcy Crisis
Major General Leonard Wood and former Governor Forbes cable Secretary of War Weeks urging Congress to grant relief funds as the Philippine Island government heads toward bankruptcy.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
1
Philippine government urged to raise debt limit amid bank insolvency
Major General Leonard Wood and former Governor General Forbes, in a cable to Congress via Secretary Weeks, say the Philippine National Bank is practically insolvent. They advocate increasing the island’s indebtedness from 15 million to 40 million dollars to cope, as all levels of government rely on banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Philippines
Wood
Forbes
Washington, D. C
Bank Cruptcy
Leonard Wood
Congress
Weeks
Hlands
Harding
Stowe Visitors and Local Baseball Note 2 1 Warren game
Stowe Mise Catherine Smalley visits Jeffersonville this week. Burlington visitors include Mr and Mrs WD Pangle and others. An afternoon game between Stowe town and Warren ends 2 to 1 for Warren. Several residents travel to Montpelier Waterbury and Burlington for visits and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Catherine Smalley
Jeffersonville
WD. Pangle
Smith and Son
Waite
E. Bt. Forbes
Burlington
Martha Guile
Waterbury
Reese
Ayers Keefe
Alice Godfrey
Montpelier
Liege Kellogg
George Graver
Water
KO Wright
Fairfue
A. B. Straw
Washington, D.C
Rowman T. Gale
Leith
Montpelier Doctor Attends Convention on Tuberculosis
Dr D J DeFonsett plans to attend a tuberculosis convention in Besten next week with Newton Rosiness also slated to speak on the issue. Governor Jamert Flartoess unable to attend the funeral of Henry Me at St Jahnsbary today as of March 4. Lone ex lieutenant ermer represents the state stating it is demanding its character to temper the capital stock 20 and the company will tender Dethares of stock at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. DeFonsett
Besten
Newton Rosiness
Giovernor Jamert Flartoess
Henry Me
St. Jahnsbary
Lone
Weekend Dance at Wood Bay Lake Draws Crowds
Fr iday night events offer music and a social scene at Wood Bay Lake while city water restrictions linger due to a main leak. Health officials monitor conditions as crews address river water levels and milk shipments to Boston. Local civic notes include Knights of Pythias meetings, upcoming grand lodge events, and announcements of marriages and social gatherings among Barre and Montpelier residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood- Bay Lake
Ady
H. Burr
Ti Ik
Winoorki
W. C. Woodward
Health Department
Boston
Brigham
Barre
Vermont
Charles Walter
Alice Walter
St. Johnsbury
G. A. Reed
State Engineer's Office
Troy
N.Y
Highgate
Marshfield
Molly's Fale
Danvilly
Hookeryitle
C.J. Ringland
Mancheater
N. H
Manchester
Joanna Park
Providence
R. L
Europe
A. A. Alan
First Corps
Regular Army
Camp Devens
Ated
M. G. Moree
Cmmander
Whittaker of
Bellows Palle
Montpelier
B.C. Brown
G. W. Live
Pythian Histers
Ladies
Dokies
Mies
Ahe
Elvi
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Anna Welsh
East Montier
Carlo and
Rossi
Joddard Seminary
oMntorlier
Adak
P. H W. Merrill
Merrill
Sweden
Swedish Crown School of Forestry
Vita VanNess
Court Street
Miss VanNess
Jolinelury
Houlton
Meine
Welch
Leaks Case Set for Trial in Supreme Court Conspiracy
Ashton K Winby James Harwood Graves Harnett F B Moses and Millward Mayer face trial on conspiracy to defraud the government over alleged leaks in Supreme Court decisions. The indictment claimed advance information was used to move the stock market. The case links to a broader investigation of leaks in Justice McKenna’s office and involving a Justice staff clerk and an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, BD. C
Ashton K. Winby
James Harwood Graves
Harnett
Moses
Millward Mayer
United States Supreme Court
Justice Biddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Thor Day
United States
Supreme Court
Emby
Justice McKenna
Graves
Department of Justice
Washington
Cincinnati
Judges Struggle With Goddard Prize Speaking Contest
Last evening in the Goddard assembly hall nine speakers vied for top honors as judges Blanehe J. Tilden Clinton Ly Scott and others wrestled over the winner. Prizes went to Miceli la R. Kener for “Ae the Moon Bone” and Beatrice M. Wheeler for “Mix Deborah Has a Visitor.” Frank B. Clark led boys with “The New South” and Thomas E. Wye Jr. followed with “Spartacus to the Gladiators at Capua” amid varied dramatic readings and musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Assembly Hall
Cline
Mies Blanehe J. Tilden
Goddard
Prin
Lyman €. Hunt
Rew
Clinton Ly Scott
Philadelphia
Dieddard
Micelila R. Kener
Moon Bone
Phelps
Beatrice M. Wheeler
Mix
Deborah
Fisk
Frank B. Clark
New South
Grady
Thomas FE
Wye, Jr
Spartacia
Gladiators
Capua
Slater
Doris H. Smith
Edward H. Flanagan
Thomas K. Wye, Jr
Winker
Secorl
Fing
Spartacus
Lediators
Riscus
Rome
Maperwr
Mr. Wye
Mise
A. Kell
Mins
Betty
Chem
Mike
Harding Silent On World Association Plan
Washington reporters said President Harding has not replied to Hamilton Holt’s plea for an association of nations to replace the league. White House officials refused to comment, noting no detailed discussion will occur now, and peace in Europe is the current priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Hamilton Holt
Harding
Association of Nations
League
Holt
White House
New York
Europe
Norwich University Honors 102d Commencement and Prom
Norwich University held its 102d commencement on the upper parade ground at 10 o'clock. Gov. James M. Hartness presided and Maj. Gen. Holbrook spoke on Civilry and the Aim of Service, noting airpower's wide reach. Military medals were awarded to Cadet TH A Fenwon for top military average, and recognitions included honorary degrees for President Plumley, Major Herbrook, Dr. Spencer, and Gov. Hartness. A senior prom followed at the armory with musical performances and student chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Norwich University
James Marines
Cof
Vermont
Parkino
W. A. Holhmack
Lof
U.S. Ay
Deny Hall
Edward
Rutland
Plumley
Holbrick
Col
Tompkins
Plomiey
Howard Field
Sei T —Ees
Abbott
Homer C. Ladd
Board of Trustees
Fred 9. Kimball
Tufts College
Medford
Mas
Mleclakey
Fortier
Goddard Seminary
Goddard
School of Ties
University of Vermont
Mr. Darling
Misa Abbott
Goddard Alumni Celebrate Longstanding Reunion
Alumni day at Goddard Seminary featured morning business, banquet, and speeches. Charles Wishart and Principal R L Davison led remarks while Flora Eaton Priest highlighted Thompson memorials and fundraising for the school. Attendees from classes of the 1870s to 1900s praised the school, discussed repairs, and pledged support for future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
Goddard
Viasa
Alumni Association
In All
Charles H.wrt
R. L. Davison
Wishart
Davison
Flora Eaton Priest
Claxa
Porgie A. Thompson
Thompson
The
Echo
W. W. Lapoint
Wrother
Liam Wishart
Bill
Puayne White
Boston
Clinton Te. Scott
Elnoe
Barre
Bureau
Sheik
Mire Halland
Stanley C Wilson
Stella Averill
Ctlass
Clase
Carl €. Dudley
Bryant Pond
Goddard Eines
New England
Drndley
Sue Seen Ieseeman
Rommenteg
Co Kimball
Burlington
Board of Trustees
J Kimball
Julia Holland
Fire at East Corinth devastates village shops and schoolhouse
Flames swept East Corinth as wind carried firebrands, destroying Ernest Bowen’s bobbin shop, the Jackman Bros storehouse, and the village schoolhouse and hall. The loss is estimated at 25 000 with insurance limited on Bowen’s property. Volunteers from miles around aided efforts, chemicals and a Fairlee engine arriving to help contain the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bowen
Jackman Bros
East Corinth
Bowen
Jackman
Fairlea
Bradford
Fairlee
Topsham
Aleo
Hotihin Aml
Fragmentary Boswell of a Family Scene
A garbled OCR passage hints at a family dialogue with a father, a daughter, and a distant event. The text includes misread phrases about stepping, feet, and a person named Telaer, with mentions of fire and a journey, but the content remains incoherent and fragmentary.
Talk of the Town visitors and summer notes in Chester
Chester Griffin of Boston visits friends and attends Goddard commencement. Miss Marguerite Currier just graduated from Smith College arrives home. Local residents, students, and faculty travel, study updates, and summer plans surface, with flower show details at Loghin moms and plan for tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Griffin
Boston
Goddard
Marguerite Currier
Smith College
Northampton
Kart Street
BE. Brown
Paul
Bellows Park
Brown
J HL Kelley
Upper Prospect Street
Everett Armstrong
Navhua
N. H
Jor
Norwich University
West Barclay
Patterson Street
Ruth Weincohes
Trow Hill
University of Vermont
Montpelier
Wilfred Eisenwinter
Clifton More
Clarence Carpenter
Burling Top
Secial
West Barvlaw
Patterson Pet
Aleva
Cordiner
Holyoke
Mast
Henry Poth
Mase
Ventll
Annie Julian
Weebrook
Christine Gibwen
Inahette Scott
Aberdeen
Sweland
Julian
Scott
Camp Lochearn
South
Fabrlet
Julia Carter
Vergennes
Spenting
Holland Library
Alexandtrid Bay
N.Y
Roe Stas Wo Brown
Montpetier
Mise Carter
Doris
Oerimne
Eseteouin
Mount Holyoke
Shertroeke
D J Sullivan Paneral in Barre Honor Fraternal Leaders Attend
A large crowd gathered at St Monicas church in Barre for the high mass service for Danel J Sullivan. Rev Fr Lutehance of Graniteville led the mass with Rev PM Mee Kenna, while members of Catholic Order of Foresters, Ancient Order of Hibernians, and granite cutters attended. Pallbearers included Brown, John B Kelly, E J Patrick, F Donleavy, J Aylra, and Tenny Lenihan as the procession moved to Heckley street for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danel J. Dane Bel
Barre
St. Monica’s Church
Oelork
Lutehance
Graniteville
Mee Kenna
Mr. Sullivan
Utes
Columbus
Catholic Order of Formeters
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Rise Brith
Rhade
Catholicra
Heckley Street
Messrs
F Brown
John B. Kelly
E. J. Patrick
Donleavy
J. Ay
Lra
Tenny Lenihan
More Licenses Go To Faves A Wieck Revives Auto Operators
Secretary of state records show licenses revoked for several drivers including Howard C. Jase min of Rutland and Keres Latoer of Underhill for unspecified offenses. Thomas Briton of East Richford and T. H. Savarie of North Troy face revocation after conviction for interference while driving. Edmund Talbot of Benber Palle also cited for similar offenses. Wests reporter notes 608 recent actions. archive lists remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faves A. Wieck
Stain
Finends
Howard C. Jasemin
Rutland
Keres Latoer
Underhill
Thomas Briton
East Richford
T. H. Savarie
North Troy
Edmund Talbot
Benber Palle
Hhopper
Secretary of State of
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Philippine Island
Forbes Cable
Sec. of War
Con
Gress
STOWE
Ie Camley
Vial
Gerald Mouton
Intpelier
S. A. Polashe
Imetrvet
de Ad. de Foecett
Bester
Herre
Bethel
League of Nations
Gov. Martness
Miss Wheeler
Neil P. Willey
Stuart
Megro
Mil
Che
Sree
Willer
Erman
Frank & Clark
Thekds
Mae Bmiyldred Bosebart
Ted
Mises
Amd Lease
Hazel Abbott
Hazel Alice
Cabot
Barton
Doris Tillian
Nllevitle
Bolton
Rachel Maude
Bruce
Hetty Alberta
Buffalo
Persons
Aller Emeline
North Montpelier
Smith
Doris Hartings
Mass
Wheeler
Beatrice Mae
Hague-on- Lake George
August
Leon Jack
Maas
Roelville
Ray Clinton
South Barre
Berry
James Francis
Hower
James, Jr
Maes
Clark
Frank Bailey
East Montpel
Ier
Qonney
John Thomas
Brockton
Cyran
Anthony
Chicopee Falls
Eee
Joseph Kimball
Chelsea
Edward Henry
Norwich
Conn
Shattuck
Fred Wilbur
Richmond
Willy
Neil Potter
Frank Crowell
Jophomoon
Mary K. Teneo
BR. J. Davison
George P. Fortier
Morrisville
BR. Ly Cleaver
Foster
Tide Florence Gouby
Carie
James Bowers, Jr
Hartness
Harold P. Shelton
Shelton
Werbert T. John
Eheft
Joan
Aluanei
Banat
Talk OF
the Town
D. J. Sullivan
St. Monica's Church
Secretary of State
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