Ulster Parliament Opens as King and Queen Visit
King George and Queen Mary opened Ulster Parliament amid huge loyalist crowds in Belfast. Thousands of troops lined streets and police guarded the approach while Sinn Fein and nationalist members stayed away. The royal procession moved from dock to city hall, with pomp and a loyalist reception, signaling a hoped for era of peace and loyalty.
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King and Queen
Belfast
Sony
Associated Preas
George
Queen Mary
England
Ulster
Westminster
Sinn Fein
Victoria and Albert
Fast Lough
County Down
County Antrim
Atrains
Barrice
Viswunt Fitzalan
Veutenant
Ireland
Lord Pirrie
Police chase suspects in Belfast gunfire incident
Police in the Upper Fast district pursued eight men after hearing firing in the area. Three were captured and found to carry ammunition. Soldiers with machine guns set up checkpoints in the Falls district as the pursuit continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Presa
Upper Fast
Falls
King George Seeks Conciliatory Tone in Ireland Talks
Fragmentary report highlights King George urging peace in Ireland. The speech emphasizes unity, forgiveness, and addressing grievances to ease tensions and foster cooperation between the crown and Irish representatives. The wording appears garbled, but signals a call for amity and reform.
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King George
Publisher Charles A Taylor of Boston Globe dies at home
General Charles A. Taylor, editor and publisher of the Boston Globe, died at his home at 10 o clock this morning after two shocks within a week. He was 87. Survived by three sons Charles H. Taylor Jr., William C. Taylor, John Taylor, two daughters Mrs Horace D. Pillsbury and Mrs Matthew C. Armstrong. He helped found the paper’s modern success after early work as printer and reporter.
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Boston
Charles A. Taylor
Boston Globe
Gen. Taylor
The
Globe
Alternatiny
Dath Massachupetts
Taylor
Gen.Taylor
Cent
Charles H. Taylor
William C. Taylor
G Labe
John Taylor
Boston American League Baseball Club
Alan
Ales
Horace D. Pillsbury
San Franticn
Irs
Matthew C. Armstrong
Hampton
Medical beer to be permitted in near future
Washington June 22 Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair said he would not delay action on anti beer legislation. Regulations permitting beer for medical purposes are now before him and expected to be issued within a few days after consideration at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Internal Revenue
Blair
White House
Emulty Merrill Dies in Montpelier at 58
Mrs. Emulty Merrill aged 58 died this morning at Heaton when shock followed illness since last November. Born in Williston Sept 4, she married George Merrill of Williston May 9 USN. Survived by four children and several grandchildren. Funeral planned Friday from Saint Augustine's church. Local community notes include scouts moves and civil service news.
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Emulty Merrill
Heaton Wepital
Moretown
Montpelier
Merrill
Williston
Asa
Alesander Linderciile
George Merrill
Wiltieton
Merrill Murriens
Mexinder
Irene Bradley
Myre Town
Rose Stearns
Winehonflats
Mass
Mae
Julia M. Welle
Harlington
Levitin Lindereille
M. J. Lumiersille
Burlington
Elo
St. Auguntine’s
Irene Frost
Twik
Mont
Nichols
Mina Phyllis King
Cut Island
Wammer
George Whalen
Eliza Davis
Chermetenp Pound
Hertanes
Charles Scott
Rutland
W Th. Werke
Shathey
Albany
Admiral Sims Returns Home Under Tight Security
New York dispatch reports Rear Admiral Sims landed amid heavy police lines after a London speech sparked controversy. He traveled aboard the Olympic to Washington to meet Secretary Denby, avoided questions, and planned to return to Newport. Crowds greeted him on the pier and at Penn Station, with some jeers and a jackass banner noted in coverage.
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New York
Sims
Sey
Denby
London
Mitter
Met Olympic
Woodrow Wilson
Peace Center
Huse
Third Naval District
Olympics
Atretela
Washington
Newport
Pennsylvania Station
Sima
Denby to Receive Admiral Slaes Tomorrow
Secretary Denby plans to receive Admiral Slaes tomorrow in Washington. No guard arrangements were made for the admiral at the Union Station, per police officials, unless the navy department requests one. The secretary believes a guard is unnecessary for a state visitor.
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Washington
Denby
Slaes
Slime
Union
Geasfont
Navy Department
Mary
Irish Sympathizers Defeated at APL Convention
Denver reports show Irish sympathizers in the APL defeated as decisions on convention rules faced a setback. Mentions of Dexter Lyon from Highland Avenue moving to Dartmouth Village for summer work and student Am en Darke returning home after graduating from the University of Vermont are noted in a fragmented update from Maine to Vermont.
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Lyon
Mighland Avenue
Boston
Seleaman
Tive
Dartmouth Villege
Td Beaton
Portland
Amd Frei
Maine
Darke
Univesity
Vermont
Hee
Holt
Hesky
Carmbrigr
Masa
Harvert University
Oassbridge
Chelses
Jame Frei
Fold
Die
DH Adams
America Regains Cup in Polo Victory at London
The American polo team defeated Great Britain 10 to 6 in the second match, winning the series two games to none and reclaiming the international cup first won by Britain in Meadow Brook’s 2014 clash. The trophy, contested since 1866, returns to the United States as the eighth series ends tied at four apiece after today’s win. Notable moments include J Watson Webb’s return from injury to score the ninth goal, with dignitaries—Colonel George Harvey, King Alfonso of Spain, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Connaught and Patricia—present as the royal box greeted the champions.
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Hurlingham Polo Field
London
Associated Prose
Great Britain
England
Meadowbrook
United States
Alfonso
Spain
Prines
Wales
Duke of Conmaught
Patricia
Alexander R. M Hameey
Labor Fight Shapes 1890s AFL Presidency Contenders in Denver
In Denver on June 22 the Ihukn I Lewis led a push for the AFL presidency at Lalor with support from executive board delegates. Gompers faction boasted 30 000 votes while Lewis backers claimed about 20 000 of 38 20 votes. Irish question stirred within convention as reform groups urged anti British goods measures amid a tense labor politics backdrop.
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Denver
Col
Ihukn
Lewis
Deaver
Ilinaky
Mackhiniats’ Union
Carpenters Mntil Joiners
Gompers
Inuia
Resolutions Committee
Government at Work on Ship Mysteries
Washington officials expect to complete within a month the investigation into the Petrooner Carrot A. Doering crew and the master’s fate. Government officials pursue a possible resolution as they examine shipboard events and related inquiries.
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Washington, DC
Iment
Justine
Petrooner
Carrot A. Doering
Witherverel
Well Known Surgeon Dr Seth Ganton Dies in Portland
Portland obituary notes the death of Dr Seth Ganton a famed surgeon in New England after a lengthy illness. He served in the Fourteenth Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War and contributed as a prominent Maine member of the temperamental central committee. He was known for his leadership in medical and humanitarian efforts.
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Portland
Mme
Seth Ganton
New Miglandi
Gordon
Ebr Teenth Matse Volunteer Infantry
Maine
Bern Vier Provident
Americas
Fredereke Sea
Talk of the Town couple departs for Boston trip
Mrs P Cansellini of Cottage Street and Mrs John Caleagns of Nerlin Street leave on a testing train for Boston to attend a business college graduation event. Bryant Stratton certified public accountant A Mortioner and associates appear in attendance. Return planned within a few weeks.
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Mra
P. Cansellini
Cottage Stret
John
Maine barber slugged and robbed of $9700 near Bowdoinham
Brunswick, Me June 22 Booker Douglass a barber was found bound and unconscious beside the state highway near his Bowdoinham home. He revived hours later saying an automobile with a Massachusetts plate struck him and robbed him of 9700 in Liberty bonds 700 in cash and valuables. Police searched for three suspects believed to have fled toward Lisbon. Douglass about 60 and not seriously injured.
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Brunswick
Booker Douglass
Bowdinha
Massachusetts
Lisbon Palla
Douglass
Examination Papers Stolen At Rutland High School
June 22 Rutland high school pupils faced final exams after thefts of algebra and other subjects from Principal Edward Abbots office. Unauthorized copies were sold to peers for 24 cents each during the prior session. Four seniors are alleged involved, risking diplomas. board of education to review, with no names released.
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Rutland
Rutland High School
Aleghra
Edward
Alvoit
Mem
Clissoe
Abbost
Board of Education
Angell Inaugurated Yale President at Commencement
New Haven June 22 James Rowland Angell was inaugurated as Yale Universitys president at Woolsey Hall during commencement. The ceremony featured many dignitaries from American and international universities and societies, an honorary degree ceremony, and a large procession with Gov. Lake and civic leaders among the attendees. The event drew a thousand or more people in a formal campus scene with banners and cheers.
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New Haven
Conn
James Rowland Angell
Mth
Yale University
Wooley Hall
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Continental Europe
Learned Societies
Education Societien
Heolf
Angell
Woolsey Hall
Ros A. George
Lake
Plan to study treatment of Negroes outlined in letter
A June 22 letter to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People claims a plan to study the rare question concerning the treatment of colored people. The writer, Hanl, proposes to address the issue at the earliest possible time and to mitigate harmful neglect.
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An York
Hanlin
National Association For the Advzovement of
Wuttl
Molla Mallory Wins Wimbledon Singles Championship
Wimbledon Eng June 22 AP reports Mrs Molla Bjurstrom Mallory defeated Mire Arther Green in the Wimbledon ladies championship match. Mallory won 6 3 6 3 to secure the title at the Honour of the Prideh graw court tournament.
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Arthur C. Green
Eng
Molla Bjur
Tan Champio
Mire
Arthur Green
Horseman Hasty Dead in Auburn Home
Lewiston Maine June 22 Charles D Hasty a noted Maine dealer in herees was found dead today at his Auburn home authorities reported the cause as unclear relatives said he had been ill recently and a coroner’s inquiry will determine the exact circumstances of his death.
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Lewiston
Maine
Charles D. Hasty
Auburn
Accused Men Will Testify in Sacco and Vanzetti Trial
In Dedham Massachusetts on June 22 the prosecution rested after 61 witnesses in the Sacco and Vanzetti murder trial. The defense opened with plans to call 34 to 40 witnesses and present two parts of testimony including alibis, eye witness accounts, and a deposition from a former Italian consulate employee. Professor Charles Ho Breed of MIT testified for the defense, identifying a barge snap and estimating distances to challenge state witnesses’ descriptions of the getaway car.
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Dedham
Mass
Niccola Saco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
South Braintree
Tion
Vangetti
Sacco
Vanzetti
Willie Callahan
Boston
Smcco
Vannetth
J. J. McAnarney
Vancetta
Charles Ho Breed
Department of Railway and Highway Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sitomobile
New Work Schedule Adopted by Preshrey Leland Company
Beginning this morning the Pres hrey Leland company shifts to a 7 to 4 workday with an hour lunch and two 15 minute rest breaks as an experimental schedule. On guidance from Dr Jarvis and a New York branch official the plan was offered to Barre workers and 6 percent signed to test the change for the balance of June with potential indefinite continuation if satisfactory.
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Preshrey-Leland Company
Jarvis
Baste
Ibl
New York City
GCEA
CHL Preshrey
New York
Barre Pla
Main St Paving Resolution Adopted By City Council
A paving resolution authorizes cement paving at the northerly end of Main Street from Second to Willey Street. The annual assessor’s report shows a total grand list of 871176.41 with gains in real estate and personal estate. The report was accepted and permits issued for barn addition, house remodel, and garage. Various permits and a street-wires extension were approved, with civic groups planning to improve Lincoln campus baseball and Berlin street grounds licensed for July 4 shows.
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Maintreet
Pearl St
Main Street
Montpelier & Barre Light & Power Co
Washington Street
Camp
Patterson Street
Legion-Marie A. A
Lincoln
California
Berlin Street
Duffey
A. Mariani
25th Wedding Anniversary at Church of the Good Shepherd
Mrs Rast hosted Mr and Mrs Gotke in Barre last evening for their 25th wedding anniversary the first couple married in the Church of the Good Shepherd after its construction. Guests arrived from Barre City and Websterville enjoyed lawn festivities with music, cake, lemonade and hot pecans. Howard Geake sang a solo as Rev B J Lehigh spoke and presented 25 silver roses. Music and felicitations closed with God Be With You Til We Meet Again.
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Geake
Again
Harry Headley
James Grearson
Ralph Mutesin
Toward Citizenship in Montpelier District Court Session
A Vermont district court session in Montpelier grants declarations of intention to many listed residents and names several petitioners and witnesses. The record mentions hearings in Barre and Montpelier with multiple individuals from Quebec, Sweden, Italy, and Spain seeking naturalization.
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United States District Court
Montpetier
Oskar L. Pahner
Germany
Iddlewea
Gusseppi
Mianehi
Italy
Alexander Bosevert
Bee
Pedro Baie
Sais
Henry Cerro
Spain
Montpelier
Barre
Charles Arran
Quebec
Bide Oleson
Sweden
Mike Kwrin
Websterwi
America
Albert Ans
Barre Cays
Andrew
Eleven Honorary Degrees Awarded at Holy Cove College
Holy Cove College granted eleven honorary degrees today. Recipients include William F. Cannon of Beeston, William E. Leahy of Wash, John F. Sullivan of Beverly, James A. Crutty of the City, Michael J. Houlihan of Malden, Rev. John J. Vaughan of Scranton, Francis Mullin of Rochdale, Teele of Fad, T Ma Sowth Royalton Vermont, Raymund Ko Me Temwald of ick, and William Bowhepit of this city.
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Holy Cove College
William F. Cannon
Beeston
William E Leahy
Wash
Ingrens
John F. Sullivan
Beverly
James A. Crutty
Michael J. Houlihan
Malden
Jahn J
Vaughan
Scranton
Francis T., Mullin
Rochdale
Teele
Royalton
Den
East Orange
Agence
Raymund Ko
Temwald
Ick
William Bowhe
Ex Congressmen attend unnamed temple at Northfield university
An unclear report notes Frank Phumiey and Charles A. Phemny appearing at a Northfield university temple, after months of study at the Mier basher ship Herman Celemhe, with references to a Mr and Mrs John Celemhe of Smith Place and Prater Sam, and a vague plan to travel another road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Phumiey
Charles A. Phemny
Netwich University
Northfield
Herman Celemhe
John Celemhe
Smith Place
Prater
Hay
Onder
Ferorett
Voters Debate State’s Attorney Duty and Justice
A district ballot snippet reflects Orange County voters weighing the state’s attorney’s honesty and performance. The fragment suggests criticism of duty fulfillment and a call to hold officials to account for justice and integrity amid a charged political moment.
Vermont Reports 18 Driver License Suspensions and Revocations
Vermont secretary of state Harry A. Black issued notices suspending or revoking licenses for 18 motorists. Actions mostly stem from rockiens driving last Sunday, with several suspended indefinitely for alleged intoxication or reckless driving. Names include Leon Warren Stowe Robert Platka Burlington Raphael Archambault Newport Center Harold Whitcomb Lyndon Martin Windsor Ernest John Island Pond Henry Reynolds Albury Fred Ashline Albury Matthew Bougas Springfield W B Chaver Barre M W Cowsy Barns Bestansper trevoked OLN Bettis Wallafield Ned Foss Morrisville Joseph McCaffrey St Johnsbury R V Holmquint Pittsford N D Adames Townshend Frank Buneviel Claremont N H
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Vermont
Harry A. Black
Leon Warren
Stowe
Robert T. Platka
Burlington
Raphael Archambault
Newport Center
Springfield
W. B. Chaver
Barre
M. W. Cowsy
Oln. Bettis
Wallafield
Ned G. Foss
Morrisville
Joseph McCaffrey
St. Johnsbury
R. V. Holmquint, Jr
Pittsford
N. D. Adames
Townshend
Frank Buneviel
Claremont
N. H
Oliver Battery Station Robbed Again in Barre
A robbery at the Oliver Battery Station at 222 North Main occurred late evening. The drawer under the writing desk was pried open and all money removed with a screwdriver from a bench. The theft followed a similar Baltimore incident a week earlier where $24.87 was taken from a restaurant cash drawer. The break in was discovered about 7 o'clock the next morning.
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C. Oliver
Milne
Oliver
Jeroled
Wettery
Depot Square
Acta Ley
Barre City Band
Tareway
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Harding
Molla Mallory
Preshrey-Leland Co
NO. Main ST
James Geake
Theis
Holy Cross College
South Royalton
Orange County
Sorings
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