Dreadnoughts Visit New York With Shore Leave
Nine dreadnoughts from the Atlantic Meet plus accompanying destroyers and supply ships arrived in New York waters today and will anchor in the North River until after July 4. The battleships include Pennsylvania Arkansas Wyoming Texas New York Utah Florida Delaware and North Dakota. Shamrock and a dozen destroyers accompany the fleet. Over 12,000 sailors will be granted shore leave.
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New York
Atlantic
North River
Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Wyoming
Texas
Utah
Florida
Delaware
North Dakota
Shamrock
Willard Dempsey Card Precedes Big July 4 Bout
Toledo report lists fifty four scheduled rounds of boxing as preliminaries to the Willard Dempsey heavyweight title fight on July 4. Ad Q Thatcher, matchmaker, announces eight and ten round bouts beginning at 10 a.m. with boxers from Toledo Detroit Indianapolis and Joliet plus Army opponents. Sergeant Walter Monahan praises Willard's past power and predicts a decisive victory.
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Toledo
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Ad Q. Thatcher
Toledo Athletic Club
Thatcher
Tex Rickard
Wil
Turd
Fie
Tommy O'Boyle
Selley Hoestein
Indianapolis
Wop" English
Toledove
Whirlwind” Wendt
United States Army
Johnnie Lewis
Tommie Long
Detroit
Tohanie Rose
Battling Balliere
Jack Malone
St. Paul
Navy
Raleton
Joliet
Frankie Mason
Fort Wayne
Ind
Carl Tremaine
Detroi
Walter Monahan
Willard
Jack Johnson
Havana
Monahan
Americans Vie With French in Inter Allied Games
Paris reports the American third army unit of 3,000 men will compete against French regiments in a Sunday Inter Allied Games event at Pershing Stadium. Georges Carpentier headlines the French entries, with Vermenton leading track, and Italy offering bronze statue prizes from the king and minister of war.
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Paris
Third Army
Porahing
London
Brussels
Haa
Cablena
Georges Carpentier
French Aviation Corps
Europe
Carpentier
Stadiunm
Wells
England
France
Vermenton
Italy
Three Vermont Casualties
Four department casualty lists list Vermont men. Pvt. Napoleon Greene of Burlington is wounded severely. Corp. NoM Edmond Corrigan of Washington Vermont and Pet Fowlyce BH Herold of New Haven Vermont are reported wounded slightly. Corp John E Corrigan of Washington is noted as slightly wounded.
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John E. Corrigan
Washington
D.C
Four Department
Vermont
Napoleon Greene
Burlington
Edmond Corrigan
Pet
Fowlyce
Herold
New Haven
Clubs Back Championship Series Plan in American Association
Seven International League clubs voted for a championship series with the pennant winner meeting the American Association leader at season end. President Thomas J. Hickey of the American Association announced Kansas City where a June 23 meeting of American league magnates will decide the proposal.
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Kansas City
International League
American Association
Sampalm
Thomas J. Hickey
Hickey
Ohi
It Bess Polls Tighten a Club Picnic Tale
A fragment from the Boston Transcript notes Polly wearing a very tight hobble skirt at a club picnic. The snippet suggests social chatter about fashion and light humor during the event.
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Jege
Polly
Boston Transcript
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad Claims Blood Purification
An old advertisement warns of lingering disease germs from last season and lists grip influenza fevers and symptoms of weakness. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood strengthen nerves restore appetite and Hood's Pills to stimulate the liver and regulate bowels as a tonic and cathartic combo.
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Hood
Guticura Heals Skin Trouble in Roxbury Woman
A Roxbury resident reports skin eruptions on back and face improved after using Guticura soap and ointment. Ida Frank of 193 Magnolia St. says two cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment cured her itching and burning, enabling her to resume work.
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Mise Ida Frank
Magnolia St
Roxbury
Mass
Sara
Jticura
Dept
Wednesday American League Scores in Philadelphia Boston and Washington
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat Detroit 6 to 5. In Boston the St Louis Cardinals won 3 to 2 over the Red Sox. Washington defeated Cleveland 13 to 3 as New York moved past Kansas City with a 2 to 0 score.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Washington
Klea
Laat
Leni
New York
National League Scores From St Louis and Chicago
In St Louis the Cardinals beat the New York team 5 to 2. Philadelphia edged a Chicago contest by a single run. In Pittsburgh the Pirates defeated the Boston club 5 to 0, with the game extended to 11 innings.
Massachusetts Advances to Ratify Suffrage Amendment
Boston June 10 The committee on floral relations of the legislature voted 9 to 1 in favor of ratifying the proposed suffrage amendment, signaling swift progress toward statewide approval.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Seven Barks Health Remedy Promises Quick Relief
Advert says SEVEN BARKS, a root and herb remedy, cures stomach distress headaches sleeplessness and poor digestion. Claims 50 years’ test, quick relief after meals with 10 to 20 drops in water, price 80 cents, urges readers to ask their druggist.
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Pha
Americans Optimistic About German Attitude To Peace Terms
Paris June 19. The American delegation at the peace conference remains optimistic about the German stance on the revised terms. Delegates say they have little direct information but are not unsettled by newspaper reports from Germany predicting an unfriendly future toward the changes.
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Paris
Germany
Further Bomb Outrages Predicted by FBI Chief Flynn
Washington officials warn of more bomb outrages as William J F Flynn of the Bureau of Investigation says precautions are intensifying nationwide. All recent incidents are tied to a radical element identified by authorities, with the Fe oe group cited as a link.
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Washington, D.C
William JF. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Juative
Flynn Maid
Daylight Saving Repeal Passes House
Washington June 19 The bill to repeal daylight saving law on the first Sunday in October passed the House and moves to the Senate. The vote was 279 to 6 with supporters aiming for final action after a two hour debate. An immediate repeal was rejected 209 to 115.
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Washington
House
Senate
Bland
Indiana
Resumption of Private Trade With Germany Divided Among Nations
Paris June 19 The supreme economic council decided the resumption of private trade relations with Germany during the blockade is for each country’s competent authorities to decide, with each nation informing others of its action. The council also urged financing for food supplies to Austria until harvest.
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Germany
Paris
Supreme Economic Council
Pees
Pacers
Austria
Mexican Incident Closed Says Carranza Ambassador
Washington June 1 The Mexican government declares the incident closed after the crossing of American troops into Mexican territory. General Candido Aguilar Carranza’s confidential ambassador to the United States released the statement to reporters in Washington.
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Carransa
United States
Washington
Candido Aguillar
Carranza
Removes Hairy Growths Without Pain or Bother
An ad-style note promises painless removal of hair with Delatone. It instructs mixing powdered Delatone with water to form a paste, spreading on the hairy surface, waiting about two minutes, then rubbing off and washing the skin to leave the hair free. Cautions readers to use the genuine product.
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Freezone
Cincinnati
Adv
Concessions to Germany outlined after peace terms
Paris reports allied plans to grant Germany limited access to ships and raw materials for two years to aid reconstruction and reparations. The accord would let Germany use 30 percent of merchant ships and obtain ores while keeping gold reserves, with timing and scope to be finalized after treaty ratification.
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Paris
Germany
France
Lorraine
St Johnsbury Academy Class of 53 Graduates at Commencement
At St Johnsbury Academy South Congregational church the THth commencement honored a class of 53 graduates including six in commerce. Doris Eleanor Perry earned top honors with an essay Purely Local. Harold DeWells won second honors with an essay The Poetry of the War. Scholarships were awarded by the University of Vermont to Perry and DeWells. Speakers included Estelle Slack and Leslie Gilbert Moyles with an address by George M Powers of Morriville. Governor Ide presided over diploma distribution and about a dozen grads plan college at Vermont Middlebury Norwich Dartmouth Smith or Wellesley.
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St. Johnsbury
St. Johnabury Academy
South Congregational Church
South Church
Francis A. Poole
Barre
Muale
Doris Eleanor Perry
Enxay
Harold de ‘Wells
University of Vermont
Estelle Slack
Leslie Gilbert
Moyles
George M. Powers
Morrinville
Henry
Ide
Board of Trustees
Clice
Middlebury
Norwich University
Dartmau
Smith and Wellesley
Montpelier Seminary Drill Exhibition on Campus
Montpelier seminary military organization led by Rez nald Pond Lyman of Nor wich university will stage a drill on the campus at 3 PM on Wednesday June 26. Officers include Captain Thomas Prince of Saxtone River, Lt Clayton A Tilloton of Middlesex, 1st Sgt Kenneth H Wart of More town, line sergeants Jason Clark Williston Dwinel East Caint, corporals John Bancroft East Calais and Warren P. Wally Williamstown. At drill end, promotions and appointments for next year will be announced.
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Montpelier Seminary
Reznald Pond Lyman
Norwich University
Thomas. Prince
Saxtone River
Clayton A. Tilloton
Middlesex
Kenneth H Wart
More Town
Jason Clark
Williston
Federal board aids war disabled regardless of age
Washington June 1 The federal board for vocational education retrains war disabled men without age limits. It helps a 48 year old with one leg lost and a middle aged blind man train in bookkeeping and typewriting and arrange jobs with wages from 40 to 150 dollars weekly. Information at 200 New Jersey Avenue Washington.
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Washington, D.C
Sam Doe
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Congress
Federal Board
Busi
New Jersey Avenue
Washington
Foundry Training Book Aids U S Workers
The United States training service plans 12 books for early issue, with a foundry guide developed after a Washington conference of experts. It aims to provide methods of industrial training to manufacturers and to equip workers with technical skills and general knowledge for efficiency.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
D.C
United States Training Service
America
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