Peace hinges on one point in Mexican settlement
Niagara Falls June 25 peace hinges on a single condition the formation of a provisional government. Mexican factions pledge effort to win recognition while internal issues are resolved. Protocols signed outline US recognition upon provisional government and amnesty for foreigners with international commission talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
United States
Mexico
Mngiation Board
Vera
da Gama
Jean
Aaid
United States of America
Moxicn
International Commissions
Wilson Says Mexican Situation More Promising After Talks
Washington June 2. President Wilson, after a conference with Secretary Bryan, said the Mexican outlook is more hopeful than ever. He indicated the feeling rests on the Niagara Falls protocols signing last night and expectations of satisfactory internal affairs adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Bryan
Wilson Fe Anid
Niagara Falls
Four Arrests In Woman's Body Mystery Near Mohawk River
Four arrests were made in Kehenactady New York on suspicion linked to a missing woman case. Police questioned a man and three women at a disorderly house in the third ward foreign settlement as investigators seek who left a girl two weeks ago. A pond four miles from the city was dragged to recover a body fragment believed tied to the case while authorities traced an oil cloth wrapper found with the torso to a New York broadsway seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehenactady
N.Y
Mohawk River
Here
Third Ward
Broadsway
New York
Girl's Body Found in Lake Champlain
Miss Gertrude White of Burlington disappeared last Thursday and was found drowned in Lake Champlain. Her coat and feet were discovered on the shore the previous Friday, confirming her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude White
Burlington
Mirtington
Lake Champlain Nent
Montpelier City Council Actions in Last Night Meeting
The Montpelier council accepted the resignation of City Attorney Burton E. Bailey who becomes postmaster effective June 30 and directed steps to enjoin the traction company from raising street car fares from five to six cents. County Road Commissioner R. S. Carster offered 2500 for road work from Grant farm to Jewett’s mills. city to match. Sidewalks discussed. mayor may award nonpreference contracts. Temporary town funds up to 20000 anticipated taxes approved alongside new electric lights and payrolls licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Burton EB. Bailey
Bailey
Andere
Tillotson Badger Wedding Ties East Montpelier Couple
Clark Louise Badger and Walter Ray Tillotson wed yesterday at 2 30 on the Badger lawn in East Montpelier. Rev Thomas Laite officiated. Attendants were Miss Ella Barrett of Cabot and Byron Tillotson of Middlesex. The couple plan to reside in Delehertown Massachusetts after a brief drive in northern Vermont. Walter Tillotson, son of Mr and Mrs Ohn L Tillotson, is a State Agricultural School graduate and now farms in Delehertown.
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East
Byron Tillotr
Middlesex
Tillotson
Ohn L. Tillotson
East Montpelier
State Agricultural School
Delehertown
Maas
Roosevelt gears up for hard campaign after Sagamore Hill return
Colonel Rowevelt plunges into the campaign, nine hours after docking at Oyster Bay. He returns to Sagamore Hill library and begins rapid action with telegrams and letters. Roosevelt reports feeling better than ever as New York leaders are summoned to Sagamore Hill for a conference.
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Myater Bay
Rowevelt
Oyster Bay
New York
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
F Neser
New York State
Universalist Association Vermont Quebec Convention Closes
At Woodsville Concord June 25 the 11th annual Universalist Association of Vermont and Quebec met. Winners elected included president C Feleh and vice president St dolinebures view. Secretary treasurer Miss Murtha nese of St. Johnsbury and preacher Rev Mr. Simons. Next session will be in Woodsville New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Universalist Association of
Vermont
Province of
Quebe
C. Feleh
St Dolinebures
Clarence A. Simmons
Lyndonvilley
Murtha
Nese
St. Johnsbury
Mr. Simons
Woodsville
N. H
Sought man returns to Caribou after murder arrest call
Alden Houlier, wanted in the Emma Janssen murder case, returned home in Caribou Maine after a phone call from his father. Officials were advised he had come back and would surrender, ending the manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caribou
Alden Houlier
Emma Janssen
Birdie
Barre Woman Paroled By Governor Fletcher Parole
Montpelier probation officer relays order from Governor Fletcher granting parole to Mrs. A Valentine who was sentenced in Washington County Court to the house of correction last year for illegal liquor filling in Barre. No further parole details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Fletcher
A. Valentine
Washington
Louse of Correction
Tome
Barre
Talk of the Town a Barre Bride Marries in Woburn Affair
Mrs Nelle Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan Clark marries John Bellow son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bellow of Wolwirn Mass after a ceremony in Woburn Yesterday. They plan a New York state trip then settle in Winchester Mass where Mellon works as a ticket agent on the Boston and Maine railroad.
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Nelle Clark
Allan Clark
John Bellow
Sim
Frank Bellow
Wolwirn
Mass
Woburn
New York State
Winchester
Min Mellon
Noston and Maine
Barre
Mariana
Shadtoie
South Main Street
Ndr
Big Failure in New York Crashes H B Claflin Firm
Debts estimated at 35 million amid Claflin company bankruptcy with assets around 49 million. Two proceedings, friendly and unfriendly, led to receivership. Claflin owners linked to nationwide retail network. US Dry Goods and Associated Merchants spared. Banks fear dry goods demoralization. New England banks hold substantial Claflin paper.
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New York
Jime
H. B. Claflin County
Claflin
United States
Crast
United States Dry Goods Companies
Associated Merchants’ Company
Claflin Company
John Clatin
Campuny
Pri
Intereste Betieve
Maffia Company
New England
Boston
the Chittin Company
Vermont Postmasters Meet Opens in Montpelier
The Vermont State Tag of the Postmasters of the United States opened in Montpelier with about 2 postmasters present. President Fred O. Bristol presided. reports showed a balance of 54.00 with disbursements of 85.40, leaving 9.05. 481 postmasters exist in the state, 248 are Teague members. Postmaster Joseph G. Brown spoke on Patrons of the Office, parcel post and mail matter. The evening session featured Ty Campbell on a Well-Balanced Postoffice. Orpheus quartet performed. New officers named for the year: President H. S. Warner, Vice President N. A. Dow, Secretary-Treasurer George H. Royce, Exec Committee H. R. Davis and Ernest F. Chase. Small fourth class want increased pay. second class seek better mailing periodical system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
United States
Montpelier
Fred OG
Masking
Bristol
Toutwell
Welcorm
Teague
Joseph G. Brown
Seerodie Mall
Orpheus Quartet
Barre
Provident
HH. S. Warner
Pawlet
N. A. Dow
Danville
George H. Royce
Johnson
H.R. Davis
Morstfield
Ernest F. Chase
Rochester
Two Are Recovering After Runaway Accident Near St Johnsbury
In June 95 Harold Knowles recovering from injuries after a runaway crash that killed Mrs Carl F I Blodgett of Waterford and seriously injured her baby. Harold remains unable to recall the accident, saying it was sudden and shocking. Ada Potter of Quibes, married two years ago, is named as the deceased’s sister. The papers will be held on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Harold Knowles
Weilqmaday
Carl FI
Hlovigett
Ada Potter
Quibes
Hartwick Man Fatally Hurt in Barn Fall
June 25 Hartwick Frank Haire was hurt in a fall from staging on Albert D Goodrichs barn. He suffered compound fractures in both arms and possibly a leg fracture. He was taken to the hospital in Hartwick where his condition was described as perhaps fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwick
Frank Haire
Albert D. Goodrich
Com Union
Haire
Picnic Unites Barre and Montpelier Churches in Social Outing
Methodists of Barre and Montpelier held a joint picnic at Benjamin Falls on Saturday, a well attended, pleasant event with games, lemonade, and a social gathering between Hedding church of Barre and Trinity church of Montpelier. Winners in boys and girls races were named, a ball game between Baraca class of the Wedding church and Trinity boys was played, and plans formed for a larger gathering next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Montpelier
Union Pienia
Hedding
Tarre
Trinity Church of
Lee Erram
Boye
Wendell Lundgren
Clarence Carpenter
Crawford Henderson
Harold Bischmore
Hazel Rice
Marion Lindsey Montpelier
Olive Higgs
Wendel Lundgren
Crawford Hen- Montpelier
Barreaml
Joss
Ket Tey
Sidney Oliver
Neale Hooker
Haview Games
Tonning Ries
Picnic Draws Large Crowd At Park Outing
Sunday school classes from Universalist and Montpelier Unitarian churches held their annual outing at Caledonia Park in favorable weather. More than 20 members attended as events filled the day with athletics, sack race and three g league sprints won by Walter Tobin. Ralph Tobin starred in hitting while his brother served as battery with De Barre team. Harold Fitts and Ralph Tobin led Universalist and Montpelier committees respectively.
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Universalist
Ehiates
Unitarian Church of
Montyeler
Caledonia Park
Natal
Wuteess
Sind de Rey
Mount Tde
Walter Tobin
Hurie
el -City
Ralph Tobin
de Barre
C. Cleaves
Gvorge Steele
Universalist Church
Harold Fitts
Sentge Steels
Montpelier
Funeral of Fr. Gredler Held After Tragic Death
Funeral services for Fr. Frank Gredler were held this afternoon at 2 o clock at Perry and Noonan undertaking rooms on Depot square. Rev W J M Beattie officiated in the Episcopal rite. Members of the Polishers Union and relatives attended the service. The body was interred in Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Gredier
Trouma
Keith Avenue
Perry
Artioe Pirie
Polishers’ Umion
Ajredler
Hope Cematery
Degrees and Honors at Norwich University Commencement
Norwich University granted 32 degrees in regular programs, four in advanced standing and three honorary degrees. Honorees included Charles Edward Field and Henry Joseph Cox. A large crowd attended the ceremony with cadets marching, speeches by James L. Tryon and Charles Edward Field, and a later parade and commencement ball. Various academic medals and military prizes were announced for numerous students including Edward Dawson, Russell Metwan, Clifford Foster, and John Skilling among many others.
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Northfield
Norwich Ansversity
Fin
Charles Bdward Field
Chicago
D. Se
Henry Joseph Cox
Isa Dy Foxeph Gardner Edgerly
Fitchburg
Maney
M.S. Cirtin
TL. Bean
B.S
Manchester
Ralph le Gilman
Moston
J. Nogen
Beattleboro
Merritt Elmer Carpenter
Burlington
Harold Charles Follows
la Comin
Henry Munsett, Jr
Welle River
Lawrence Putnam
Brattleboro
Leo John Scott
East Hampton
Conn
Alten Grover Wheeler
Waterbury
Eugene Leslie White
North Hennington
Carl Dana Hill
Portsmouth
Earle Carpenter Bethe
Middletown
John Charles O'Donnell
Nellows
Harold Eugenie Anderson
George Yeu Sen Baw
Irase Valles
Califf
Carl Davis Reehmer
Rutland
George Cathy Brewster
Warrhouse Point
Ralph Ernest Brierley
Springfield
Mase
Edward James Vollins
Frank Clyde Dunhem
North Bemington
Walter Arthur Gilmour
West Glover
Francie Melrow
Mahard
Natick
Mass
Robert Ellewort
Phillipe
Worrester
Arthur Ti
Jame L. Tryan
Heston
New England
The
American Peace Society
Charles Edward Fuld
N. U
Charles Hy Spooner
University
America
Mr. Sargent Farly
Edward R. Dawson
Ruspell I. Metwan
North Attlehore
Muse
Thomas
Clifford A. Foster
Worcester
Mare
Hewwore
Flareld FE
Andérann
Canninten VY
Parnes
Pittsford
George XS
Bow
Firney Valley
Calif
George V. Hoenster
Wares House
Potot
Cann
Hester
Lawrence
Alton C. Wheeler
Terbuery
John M. Skilling
Win Shester
M. Skilling
Arthur W. Bush
Lawrener
Raymond J. Sweeney
Wellington
Ado Rar
F. Beer
Equitation Vantest
Harry L. Putnam
Robert BR
Phil Tips
Austin
Bel. Shuttleworth
Serceant OG
FL. Adams
Winchester, Masa
Waterman Coburn Couple wed in Plainfield home
Miss Misa C. Coburn and Paul W. Waterman married yesterday at the bride’s home in Plainfield. The ceremony featured fern and white daisy arches, a Wagner Lohengrin march, and a small guest list. The couple plan a honeymoon by Lake Champlain and Lake George before settling in Massachusetts. Guests included relatives from Barre, Montpelier, and nearby towns plus Waterman and Coburn family members.
Melvin Edwards Wedding in Graniteville ceremony
A pretty wedding united Huth Hagel Edwards and George Melvin at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Wyt Bil wards of Graniteville with Rev. WoT M Tent tie officiating. Attended by Laura Suttor and Fred Hansel, the event featured Lohengrin’s Bridal Chorus and a greenery adorned ceremony space. The bride wore white mer saline with lace and rhinestones and carried white roses. bridesmaid wore pale green charmeuse with white lace. A reception followed and gifts included money, silver, china and linen. The couple left for a trip to Hoosick Falls NY and plan to reside east of Graniteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
F.W. Cobar
Plainfield
Misa C. Kate Coburn
Paul W. Waterman
J. W. Barnett
Burre Congregational Church
Godrges
Marion Sherman U
Evelyn Coburn
Slater
Jane Martin
Mainfeld
Laura Coburn
Fats Montpelier
Mire
Waterman
Lake Champlain
Lake George
Eiligo Lake
Craftsbiry
Barre
Ine
Goddard Weminary
Simmons Collegee
Bowton
Thasre
Orchard Sn Inary
University of Verma
Burlington
Murtington
Jeredit
Montclair
Military Academy
Volkmann Sect
Boston
Max. Waterman
Durchester
Mass
Mra
D. S. Waterman
Inez
Ruth Waterman
Carth Waterman
Lindel R. Waterman
J. Waterman
This Jriys Meg
E. L. Waterman
Stata College
Pag
Wyt. Bilwards
Graniteville
Huth Hagel Edwards
George Melvin
Wot M. Tenttie
Laura Suttor
Fred Hansel
Hoowick Falla
N. WY
Melvin
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Vermont Peace Society to hold annual meeting in Montpelier
The Vermont Peace Society holds its annual meeting Friday afternoon in the memorial room at Montpelier City Hall beginning at two. Officers and directors for the coming year will be elected, with Mr Vanes Lo Trywn representing the National Dener society and a plan to boost Vermont membership. Frank Plembes, president, will preside, with NH Spooner of Northfield serving as vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eito Vermont [Peare Society
Montpelier City Hall
Vanes Lo Trywn
New England
National Dener Society
Merilions
Vermont
Congreso
Frank Plembes
Vermont Society
Newarks FH
Spooner
Northfeld
Sky artillery in full action as storm hits town
A severe storm with hurricane force winds drenched the area causing extensive damage. Lightning struck two buildings and burned a barn on the Lyons place. a schoolhouse chimney was shattered but no fire spread. Mud and debris clogged streets while basements flooded and rail service disrupted early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarch
Accn
Selomix
Lyons
Lao
Williamstown
Northfield
Logan
Wilkon
Strenta
Llewatha
Lili
Enifell
Abbott & Co
Central Vermont Railroad
Nolden Road
Barre
Qlmee
Willametown
Lyons Place
Willamatown
Henry Mackin
Tie Gern
Mackin
Cheever
Upper Granites Ie
Solid Rock
Lightning Scarred House as Storm Lashes Plainfield
During an electrical storm on June 25 in Plainheld Plainfield lightning loosened shingles and clapboards at the residence of Joseph Bartlett. A tree near the dwelling sparked into flames and the danger spread from the tree to the house, causing minor structural damage with loose siding and charred boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainheld
Plainfield
Joseph Bartlett
Barn Fire Destroys St Albans Structure
Fire swept the 28-4 barn at St Albans Hill at 11:00 p.m. as lightning struck, burning the barn to the ground. Wagons and farming tools were destroyed, livestock were not housed, and two men identified as Michael Fitzilan and others nearby were killed by the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
St Albans Hill
Stein Fey
St. Alers
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Mediation Board
U. S
Wilson
Enjoin Traction Company
Belchertown, Mass
Man
T. R. Oils Machinery
Province of Quebec
Universalist Association
Alden Boulter
Talk OF
the Town
Drygoods
H. B. Claflin Company
Allied
Hayftwick
Campion
Universalists of
Unitarians
Fr. Gredler
Hope Cemetery
Honore
Coburn
Goddard
Bride
Melvin—Edwards
Vermont Peace Society
SKY Artillery
Tinkkeabouts
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