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Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1914

Page

3

Colorado Colored Guard Officers Resign Over Strike Crises

Denver June 22. Resentment at Gov Ammons trace order and the Walkenbury slaughter fuels 35 resignations of Colorado national guard officers, with Maj J W Kennedy and Chapt B J Brooks among those who offered. Several others have signified intent to quit, while secrecy surrounds resignations until acted on. The last official list shows 35 resignations or commission expirations among 125 officers.

Denver Gov Ammons Walkenbury Lester Colorado National Guard Judlow Forbes J. W. Kennedy B. J. Brooks Adjte John Chase Philip S van Cise RB. G. Garwood Military Department Maj. C. C. Townsend Guard

Special Grand Jury Session to Probe Murder Case

A special grand jury in Toston convened Tuesday to review the shooting of Police Chief Thomas F. Norton at a Haigeto restaurant. Lawrence Robinson is accused. he was wounded and remains in critical condition at City Hospital. Attorney Pelletier issued the order Saturday. Vienna notes Baroness Bertha von Suttner, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, died yesterday after a long life devoted to peace.

Toston Cail Land Jury Lawrence Robinson Thomas F. Norton Robinson City Hospital Vienna Bertha Tions von Suttner Coust

Wife Folsom Held After Boston Lawyer Is Found Dead

Exeter New Hampshire June 22 police report Henry H Folsom a Boston lawyer was found dead with a bullet wound near the road to Newmarket. His wife stood over the body with a revolver and admitted firing the shot saying she acted from jealousy and loved him. She told police she feared he would marry another woman and was taken into custody after a grand jury plea of riot guilty and later moved to Portsmouth jail. The couple owned a summer home at Newmarket eight miles from Exeter. The shooting occurred as they rode together from Boston. Five shots struck Folsom. one in the neck, two in the head and two in the head from different angles.

Exeter N. H Henry H. Folsom Boston Here Newmarket Folsoms Doth G. Knowlton Folsom Davis Edward JD. Mater Ernest L. Guptil Stewart EF Rowe Portsmouth Usder

Resinol cures pimples claims by Atlanta businesswoman

Atlanta resident Misa E. P. Gaddis asserts Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment cleared her pimples after other products failed. She notes emotional relief from newfound clear skin and recommends continued use, with products sold by druggists.

Atlanta Misa E. P. Gaddis South Pryor St

Man Sought as Woman's Slayer in Schenectady

Police seek a well dressed man who rented a boat on May 26 and loaded a burlap bag with a concrete weight before leaving, after a woman's torso was found in the river. Hanlon recalls a 25 year old dark, likely nonresident man. boat later found unused and a missing woman, Sarah Meader, 25, from nearby home, is being investigated as connected.

Schenectady N. Y Claude Hanlon Hanlon Sciencetady Hanson Hanto Son & Sehing Sarah Meader Thomas McDowell

Ora Hygen Dental Cream Strong Germicidal Whitening

A damaged OCR style ad promises Ora Hygen Dental Cream to prevent disease germs in the mouth, polish teeth to natural whiteness, and heal bleeding gums. It claims fresh breath and firm gums, urging readers to try a tube based on years of dental practice and labeling details.

White House letters signal business influence in national issues

Washington reports President Wilson released letters from business leaders urging adjournment without trust legislation while a Tennessee firm pressed for white appointee to the Washington recorder post. Western appointments and race issues mix with debates over water rights, Indian lands, and federal trade measures as Congress sits amid economic concerns and railroad anxieties.

Washington Willson White House Congress Tennessee Reilly Connecticut New Haven Department of Commerce District of Columbia Washington City Senate Pixthend Montana Newlands Federal Trade Commission Judiciary Commission House Anthony Kansas Stafford Wise National Homes For Pitzerald McRernolds Gov. Walsh Massachusetts New Erghind Conference Committee Chamber of

Suffragettes in an Utter Rout Cause Hyde Park Disorders

London reports Sunday suffragette baiting as crowds disrupt meetings in Hyde Park. Police restrain rioters with truncheons while speakers are escorted from platforms. Several spectators endure rough treatment as disorder spreads across the crowd.

London Hyde Park Wollen Dat Anata

Petitioned in Bankruptcy Against Monument Firm Lawler & Sons

A Boston petition filed by creditors in Springfield accuses monument makers John Lawler & Sons of insolvency. Claims list Thomas Bishop of Quincy 1568 dollars John Harrigan of Quincy 939 dollars and Marshall & Kirkland 105 dollars. Creditors seek bankruptcy and allege a four month preferential transfer to favored creditors.

Monument John Lawler & Sons Springfield Mass Monument Makers Boston Thomas Bishop Quincy John Harrigan Marshall & Kirkland Lawler Company Lawlers

Walsh Signs Bills for Merrimac River and New Bedford Harbor

Governor Walsh signed measures to widen and deepen the Merrimac River for navigation at a state appropriation of 1 million dollars, contingent on Congress approval as the project costs about 87 million. He also backed the New Bedford harbor development bill granting 30 thousand dollars and a waterfront property transfer worth about 100 thousand dollars to the state.

Merrimac River New Bedford Harbor Boston Walsh Satturday New Bedford

Six Drownings After Launch Upset Near Syracuse

In New York near Midotock Onondaga Lake a launch overturned leaving at least six missing or dead. Telegrams report six bodies recovered including a woman and four children. More victims are believed to be in the water. In Massachusetts, Haverhill, June 22, Joseph Simini was killed in a doorway dispute. police seek Joseph Brune.

Syracuse Onondaga Lake Haverhill Mass Joseph Simini Joseph Brune

Women Hurt in Auto Crash Nashua Jun 22

Two women were seriously injured in a weekend automobile collision on Lowell road. Mrs Mowart of Lawrence is believed to have internal injuries and her daughter in law Mrs George Mowart suffered an arm fracture.

Nashua Lowell Road Mowart Lawrence Inlaw George Mowart

Hands Bad With Salt Rheum And Cure By Cuticura

A Brooklin woman describes severe salt rheum on her hands with painful cracks and bleeding. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, washing with warm water and wrapping nightly, her hands healed in a month and she remains free of trouble. She endorses Cuticura and notes a sample offer with a Skin Book.

L. Parker Cuticura Dept T. Boston

Northeastern Baptist Convention Plans 1913 Session in Los Angeles

The Northeastern Baptist Convention selected Los Angeles, California for its 1913 sessions. It urged appointing general, state and foreign evangelists and establishing a school for evangelism. A permanent commission with the Home Mission Society was recommended to coordinate evangelistic work and standardize plans to guard against imposture and ease church communication with evangelists. It also urged the Baptist Publication Society to study a faster expansion of daily vacation Bible schools.

Boston Los Angeles Cal Commission Home Mission Society Soa Commission On City Missions Baptist Publication Society

Stomach Tonic Atonic Dyspepsia and Pink Pills Claim

An ad describes atonic dyspepsia as lack of tone in stomach nerves and glands, causing gas sour stomach and constipation. It claims thin blood weakens stomach function and touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy with improved appetite and health, offering a free diet book from New York vendors.

Williame Williams Me Oe Ees Leet Ectads N.Y Pink Pils

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