Funston Requests Militia Immediately
American note asserts the U S Army will stay in Mexico until the de facto government protects American borders from raiding parties. Parades fill Mexico City as Carranza and Obregon address crowds. Carranza says Mexico will defend its honor but avoid war if possible. A workers’ meeting plans a visit to Piedras Negras to seek labor ties to avert conflict.
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United States Army
Mexico
Mexico City
Carranza
Obregon
Gurranne
United States Prepared to Back Up Its Words
Washington reports on US plans amid border tensions and Mexican note exchanges. General Funston asks for national guardsmen to patrol the border from Brownsville to the Pacific. The note to Mexico denounces Carranza and warns of grave consequences if threats continue. State Department officials discuss potential troop movements and responses to anti American activities in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
San Antonio
Texas
Funston
War Department
National
Brownsville
Pacific Ocean
Washington, D. C
Carranza
Mexico
Eliseo Arredondo
Lansing
Villa
Rodgers
Mexico City
State Department
Tuke American
Vera Cruz
Sateehna
Arma
Ing
Musathen
Mesiow
Worbasee
Suascionia
Ameriga
Americans flee Mexico as refugees reach Douglas
At Douglas Arizona on June 20 a group of about one hundred Americans including twenty women and children arrived from near Nogales. Consul Frederick Slapich urged foreigners to leave Mexico immediately while General Calles guaranteed safe passage to Cananea. Infantry was deployed to enforce removals and bar those without transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Ariz
Neoorer
Mex
Frederick Slapich
Mexico
Lme
Calles
Aimerijcan
Cananea
Mexican peons driven into army by their hunger
El Paso June 2. Hunger drives Mexican peasants into the army of Carennes. Recruiting is reported as short, with many refugees from the United States seeking aid while the situation worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Honger
Montpelier Gunmaker Angelo Lamperti Dies at 1 A.M.
Angelo Lamperti of Montpelier died at his home on Barre Street after two years of ill health from tuberculosis. He suffered a fatal hemorrhage this morning. Born in Italy, he came to America 18 years ago and worked as a granite cutter in Northfield and Montpelier before retiring. Survived by wife, five children John, Francesco, Antonio, Arthur, Americano, and Maria. two brothers Alfred and Ambrogio. two sisters in Pennsylvania. Funeral arrangements not completed.
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Angelo Lamperti
Barre Street
Ardeate
Province of Como
América
Northfield
Montpelier
John
Fransino Antonio
University of Vermont
Arthur, Americano
Maria
Alfred
Ambrogio
California
Pennsylvania
Germans Seek Weak Spot in French Line
Paris officials say German forces made three assaults last night on positions northwest of Hill 321 and were repulsed each time by French machine gun fire. The attacks were directed toward a sector held by French troops, with no reported breakthroughs.
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Paris
Germans Repulsed After Heavy Bombardment Near Vesges
Paris reports three German assaults on French positions northwest of hill 621 repulsed by French machine gun fire. The enemy heavily shelled French petitions near Vaux Chapitre and Chattancourt as a surprise sap in Michelbach failed.
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Vosges
Michelbach
Paris
Vaux, Chap Ttre
Chattancort
Michelback
Fallin
Driving Austrians On In Russian Advance Across Bukowina
London June reports the Reds pushing from Czernowitz capturing the Bukowina capital and driving Austrians toward the Berezh river and Carpathian passes. Russians take many prisoners and seize guns and munitions as heavy fighting continues in Volhynia and north while German and Austrian forces resist further advance. Berlin cites partial repulse near the Pripet and rail hub near Visimir-Volinsk with reports of prisoner releases and disputed line penetrations. News from the Galician border notes further Russian gains but Berlin and Petrograd offer contrasting views on setbacks and breakthroughs.
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London
Czernowitz
Bukowina
Hustians
Pruth
Berezh River
Carpathian
Det Sete
Volhyivia
Pripet Marshes
Kolki
Stokhod
Kovel Korno
von Linsinge
Berlin
Lutek
Petrograd
Lakatehi
Thie
Volhynia
Railwey
Rover
Radsmvloff
Pritoners
Williamstown Man Files Bankruptcy in Federal Court
Williamstown resident Bilodeau, a quarryman, filed for bankruptcy in United States District Court yesterday. The case cites SN.21 and a stated debt of 150 with assets claimed exempt. Authorities at the clerk’s office in Rustland confirmed the filing and noted all listed debts and exemptions.
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Williamstown
Rustland
Alrod Bilodeau
United States
Talk of the Town in Barre and Montpelier Notes
A jumble of downtown chatter from Richardson to Barre and Montpelier. City officials seek evidence to identify a parson who admitted someone at Montpelier Country early in the night. Reports mention Fort Rogers & Co. thefts, a prison escape, and Arab Patrol plans for July Fourth at Granite City park with Mount Sinai Temple patrons and local drill details.
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Mike Glee Wood
Richardson Street
Franklin
Mie Grace Worl
Barre
FE Gleason
Ly Sheri
H.C. Laseson
The
Capial
Hary
Montpelier Country
Fort Rogere & Co
New Hampshire
Sinai Temple
Granite City
Agere
I Heaton
Coimpetitiems
Amerdivig
Pmmnen
Annie
Local residents return from trips and community notices
Misas la Tierney arrived in the sty after two weeks with Hartford friends. Mrs Chartes Smith of South Main street came back from Newburyport Massachusetts after a brief visit with her sister. Kathleen Lebaron of Waterbury Center, a 1915 Goddard Seminary graduate, stays with A G Miles for marriage work. Mr and Mrs Garr along with Anne McNeil and son Wes on a Laconia trip for niece Marteline Falwarity’s graduation returned to Barre. Edwards party heads to Barre to visit friends. James K Pirin, noted Granitville quaryer, was seen in the city. A signed petition to the selectmen of Guarnetsarm tm theweer titer is hinted. The Dr EOHL Rissler’s residence on Gran Werle Forsie areet road noted.
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Misa la Tierney
Hartford
Chartes Smith
South Main Street
Newburyport
Kathleen Lebaron
Waterbury Center
Goddard Seminary
A. G. Miles
South Matatyeet
Mra
Garr
Mire Annne McNeil
Wesson
Laconia High School
Esprelsas
Laconia
N. H
Mise Marteline Falwarity
Barre
Mise Edwards
Bertha Edwards
Idaye
James K. Pirin
Graniteville
Vity Sea
Cirie
Guametsarn
Eohl Rissler
Gran Werle
Forsie Areet
Williamebewn
Class Day at Middlebury Honors Eleven Seniors and Grammars
Middlebury College held its class day exercises on campus with a procession from the Egbert Starr library to the chapel where ivy was planted by class president Philip W. Ferguson. Speeches and orations followed, naming eleven seniors honored by Phi Beta Kappa elections: seven women and two men, plus others listed. In the afternoon University of Vermont defeated Middlebury 15 to 1 in baseball. Merrill prize contests and Parker freshman prize were held with judges from the class of 1921 and local figures.
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Middlebury
Egbert Starr
Philip W. Ferguson
Lodown
Donald W. Salinbury
Anna Robert Fisher
Wenona Shattuck
Weston
Marjorie J. Lee
Vergennes
Mira Turriett
Myers
Westmore
Flora
Milmarth
Addison
A. J. Parker
Morrisville
C. G. Ross
Ruttanl
University Cays Ment
Merrill
Congregational Church
Daniel J. Riley
Dayton
Ezra W. Benedict
Walden
N. Y
Thomas H. Noonan
Buffalo
Mirill
Bridge
Pullington
Johnson
Harold F. Drew
Haverhill
Mass
Charles J. Lyon
Stamford
Henry H. Chapman
Paul M. Pitkin
Marshfield
William W. Bullis
Corinth
Seniors Day at Norwich University Ends A Busy Schedule
Northfield June 3 Senior day exercises opened with company drill in losses and extended order, followed by combat drills near Doyl crorning. The event faced a hostile cavalry patrol on Norwich hill, with continued maneuvers and a visit to the Ainsworth infirmary funded by Mrs J Ainsworth of Willimtown. Weather permitting a Norwich St Michael's baseball game, guard mount, and evening parade are planned, plus a concert and dancing. Fraternity banquets marked graduates diy closing the day.
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Northfield
Norwich University
Doyl Crorning
University Hill
Ainsworth Infirmary
Safe blown open at post office theft investigated
Post office safe in a small town was blown open with nitroglycerin after a break-in occurring overnight. The knob was broken and thieves stole order blanks while no money was taken. State's Attorney Claire Powell of Island Pond leads the probe as residents report a loud explosion around 1:30 in the morning. Separately graduating exercises for the commercial class of 1916 at Goddard Seminary are planned for 8 pm with Attorney John W. Gordon delivering the address and a program of music and recitations.
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Goncor
Tnes
Stan
F. W. Chapman
Claire Powell
Island Pond
Goddard Seminary
Atty
John W. Gordon
Prelwatra
Orehieratra
Albert Garlants
Teeny
Vermont
Business Op
Mise
Edna Murphy
Graniteville
Easay
Swerees
Eecay
Sylvia Hiei
Harré
Archestna
Qeenta
James Whelps
Meon
Ragnevelt
Kemteth
Til- Lateem
Abbe
Arenmunte
Tenis
Mise Eveiyono Drew
Mead
Bai W. Winter
Raxt
Mise Raith A. Vertue
Sprecher
Milne J. Everett Wal
Ruth Neleon
Lerma Cotes
Adjt Gen Tillotson Awaits Orders For Vermont Regiment
Report from St Albans states Adjutant General Tillotson of the Vermont National Guard is awaiting orders from the East to move the Free Regiment of Infantry to the state camp grounds near Fort Ethan Allen. The regiment nears a 68 man recruiting strength but will not depart until authorized. Officers already arrive to arrange facilities and the camp is prepared for use.
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St. Albans
Une
Lee
Tillotson
Free Regiment of Infantry
Vermont
State Camp
Tillstson
Department of the East
Leonard A. Wood
Fort Ethan Allen
F. 8. Watson
Tillota Staf
Commercial Graduates Banquet at Goddard Seminary
Commercial class graduates from Goddard Seminary gathered at Alumal Hall for the first alumni association banquet, dancing school colors and class banners displayed. J Edward Lambert presided with remarks by Hollister Averill Hoernle and others, featuring a business relations talk and class history. Officers for 1915-16 named, and plans set for annual pre graduation banquet with attendees from out of town.
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Godfard Seminary
Every <Inns
Alumal Hall
Alumni Association
Kn. O. K. Hollister
Beals
Iifair
Hoddard
Goddard
J. Edward Lambert
Alumn Association
Elaga
Lambert
Teepotine
Kings “Commercial Dorn
Girk Hollister
Harvey J. Averillr
Athintics
Charles L. Hoernle
Ruth A. Sargent
Mary M. Donetti
Nathan IW. Flint
Hoornle
Prin
Hollieter
Averill
Hoernie
Mise Bridges
Elia Wilson
May l Lake
Hervey
Nathan Flint
Lommittys
Mr. Lambert
Parrest H. Bellows
Alex Lecasne
Mies Maury Smollett
Mise Donetti
Mies Bridges
H. Lee Vie Poor
J. Edwart Lambert
Mixes M. M. Lake
X. W. Flint
Raymund Tierney
Cless
J. Blambert
Mies Huby Jefforda
N. W. Flint
Mary M. Cotetti
Mra Blanche Wand
Kent South Parte
Mies Muriel Chamberlain
Warren
Erma Cooney
East Barte
Lestie Poor
East Brookfield
Edna [Ormatee Moree
East Montpelier
Katherine Marray
Wilhimetown
Illness Preceded Death of Otto Peterson at City Hospital
Otto Peterson died at City Hospital after a brief illness. He moved to the hospital from his Warren Street home Saturday afternoon. Survived by his wife and three sisters, ten of whom live in Worcester Massachusetts, including sister Mrs Paul Meakkerman and another sister in Lapeshore. Funeral to be held Thursday afternoon with interment at a local cemetery. Notes mention Mary Wright of Keith and others, with additional family travel details and condolences.
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Otto Peterson
Pete
Peterson
Worrentes
Mase
Paul Meakkerman
Lapeshore
Finland
Aurion
Masserhurette
Fitewillin
Sir Petersen
Vermont National Guard mobilizes near Fort Ethan Allen
Montpelier units under President order prepare for imminent departure to state camp ground Coldwater Vermont. Norwich cadets join 180 strong squadron with plans to recruit 100 more. Company H en route by train with a full roster listed and enlistment efforts ongoing amid wartime orders and mobilization details.
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Vermont National Guard
Fort Ethan Allen
Coldwater
Cal
le Reeves
Northheld
Withen
Vermont
Norwich University
Vermont Cavalry
Vermonters Mobilize Wednesday After National Guard Call
National Guard units in Vermont are ordered to prepare for action in Colchester after a 24 hour wait following yesterday’s activation. state officials eye state camps and readiness measures as crews mobilize.
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National Guard
Campgro
Colchester
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F. Ot. Rohar
Raymond Colton
Amherat Lotege
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Clayton Boyce
C. H. Cross & Son
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Sandral
John Merrick
St. Augustine's Elrch
P. J. Long
James Barrett
Charles Theriault
W. H. Clossey
John P. Mack
James Ewing, Sr
James Ewing, Jr
Order of Foresters
Nellie Nf. Moree
Giao Plumley
Trusley
WN. Theriault
Edward H. Towne
Waterbury
O'Clork
Talk OF
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Norwich
Concord
M. Moree
Dale Ac
Mgaery
ADJT
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Wright
Keith
Hematin
Cheelene
Altea
Lowell
Montpelier Armory
White River Junction
Central Vermont Railroad
Kdward Coghlan
Raymond W. Polne
Ieutenent
Areore Lepage
Serigeant
Wedd
Coghlan
Carl F. Nelson
Ed Want Docker
William Cageing
Edward Beley
Archie McDonalds
Robert Olmaine
PL G_ Wella
Reymond Spooner
John McDonald
Wks
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Lorton Lothrop
O. Fe
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Rayemond Hathaway
Anchie Adams
Andrew Jackson
Henry
Hilt
Goddard Orininers
Wesibere
Helene Rane
K. i Holtinger
Ames
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