Montpelier Knights Defeat Barre K. C. 7 to 4 on Uncut Grass
Montpelier Knights of Colum bus beat Barre K of C 7 to 4 on the Lincoln campus after a slow start marred by uncut grass and shaky infield. Weafer's sharp catch on McAvoy's liner stood out as Barre led early, then Montpelier rallied with timely hits and errors by Barre, two wild pitches and a key seventh inning two-run surge to take the lead and hold on for the win.
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Montpelier Knights of Columbus
Lincoln
Weafer
McAvoy
Barre
J. McCarty
Dobbs
Meaghher
Hamel
McCarty
Meagher
Tomasi
Grounder
Meagh- Tomasi
Wenfer
McMann
Montpelier
C. McCarty
Barre XK
Mont. K
McRty
Ladue
American Oarsmen Practice Ahead of Henley Races
Henley England June 25 Ameri can oarsmen practicing on the course. Union Boat Club of Boston defenders of the Grand Challenge Cup showing marked improvement. They rowed the full course last evening in seven minutes 31 seconds, 24 seconds faster than Tuesday. Experts say they may not meet Harvard crews but will be hard to beat. Stewards Cup fore oared rowing Whitman Pew Linder Fisher in a new Oxford boat.
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Henley
England
Union Boat Club of
Boston
Harvard
Whitman
Pew
Linder
Fisher
Oxford
DROWNED BOY AT MISSISQUOI RIVER ACCIDENT
Cyril Dawson eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs L L Dawson of Sheldon drowned in the Missisquoi River near Riverside Camp Ground while swimming with companions. He was taken with cramps as swift current hampered rescuers. Body recovered after hours and taken to J L Gibson Knosburg Falls then home. He leaves parents and a brother. Funeral planned Saturday at 1 30 pm at Methodist Church with W C Arnold inurnment in Sheldon Cemetery.
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Cyril Dawson
Sheldon
Cyril
L. L. Dawson
Missisquoi
Rome
J. L Gibson
Knosburg Falls
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. C. Arnold
Sheldon Cemetery
Women Stars On Courts In National Clay Court Tennis Meet
Detroit reports rare form in the women's singles at the national clay court tournament. Semi finals halted by rain. Corrine Gould of St Louis and Marion Sinderstein of Boston lead with one set won, while Mrs Ballin of New York and Miss Tenant of Los Angeles each held one set in the interrupted matches.
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Detroit
Ming Corrine Gould
St. Louie
Marion Sinderstein
Boston
Mra. Ballin
New York
Tenant
Los Angeles
Pought 10 Round Draw In Eastern League Action
A report describes a 10 round draw featuring Mike O Dowd against Batt and a midfight exchange in Portland Oregon. The piece notes a Toronto influence with clubs in Pittsfield Massachusetts and Eastern League hosting events and mentions results from Boston St Louis New York Cincinnati and Brooklyn in a National League context.
Bomb hurled into house in Waterbury strikes fear
Five workers who refused to join a local strike and a woman with three small children narrowly escaped death when a bomb shattered a house at 245 Railroad Hill street at 2:30 this morning. The blast blew out windows, ripped the roof corner, and scattered furniture but caused no injuries. The blast targeted Athine Bibas his wife and infant daughter with four fellow Portuguese boarders as they slept. all five men later returned to work.
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Waterbury
Conn
Railroad Hill Street
Athine Bibas
Benedict and Burnham
American Brass Co
Bibas
Irish railroad deadlock spreads amid refusal to run trains
Reports to the Irish office say the railway deadlock worsens as workers refuse to operate trains carrying munitions troops or police. No trains are leaving Limerick and a driver halted a police- boarded train at Athenry. The blockage at Cloughjordan isolates a large northwest region of Ireland.
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London
Limerick
Atheney
Cloughjordan
Treland
Examinations Eased. Harvard and MIT Seek New Assessment
Cambridge June 25 Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology faculty have moved to ease or eliminate final exams. A joint committee of faculty alumni and undergraduates will study methods to assess knowledge and proficiency beyond traditional exams, following successful honors system adoption. At MIT students faced lighter measures with morning 100 minute recital sessions in Appleton Chapel led by Professor A T Davie.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute Uf” Tecti Yy
Harvard
Mimate
Jenome Leste
A. T. Daviewa
University
Appleton Chapel
Frank W Agan Ludlow Vermont politician and artisan
Frank W. Agan, born in Plymouth Vermont December 10 1860, built a wool mill career in Ludlow. He patented cleaners and adding machines, modernized mills Verd Mont and Ludlow, served in Vermont legislature 1904, ran for lieutenant governor in 1902. His campaign stresses personal rights and self government with a volunteer, no paid staff approach led by the Agan Club of Ludlow.
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Frank W. Agan
Plymouth, Vt
John
Amanda Henry Agan
Plymouth
Ludlow
Gilcum
N. H
Verd Mont
Black River
Lun Agan Elab
Agandius
Senator Jones Warns Grave Menace in Proposed Fisheries Treaty
Senate Merchant Marine Chair Jones warns a US Great Britain fisheries treaty would end US flag vessels in Atlantic and Pacific within five years. He argues Canadian preferential access, removal of duties, and loss of sea control threaten American fisheries, Great Lakes, Gulf ports, California trade, and national food supply. He cites hearings and seeks strong US retention of markets and vessels.
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Jones
Senate Merchant Marine Committee
American Main St
Washington, DL
United States
Great Britain
North Atlantic
Pacific
Jones c
Cathy
Caiby
Priril
Dominion of Canada
Ilegee
Negenaes
Great Lakes
Gulf
California
Senator Opposes One Sided Fisheries Treaty View
Senator Jones criticized the claim that the recent American-Canadian fisheries conference treaty received careful consideration. He argued maritime policy should rest on thorough investigation and inclusive input from Atlantic and Pacific fishing interests, favoring regulatory measures over a treaty unless all facts are fully examined.
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Jones
Atlantic
Pacific
Americananadian Fisheries Conference
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C.tkoor
Universal Milking Machines
F. F. Fuller
Waterbury, Vt
Hood
GL Wood Co
Lowel
Mase
Mall
Talcuma
Pought
Mike O'Dowd
Batt
Mike
Elimapion
Oakland
Stout
Catcher Walsh
Toronto
Pittsfield
St. Lewis
Be Veoh
Totus Amervan Leager Sisadioz
Teaadelphes
Workmen's Bureau
America
Workmen's Councile
Ameria
Waly
Internation
Black River Academy
Vermont
Eliah Fond
Ayes
THE
Agan Club OF
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Allen D. Ball
A. M. Flanders
Main St. Bare, Vt
Hart Schaffner & Mara
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Moore & Owens
Beleans
BeLoans
Bell-Ans
Fisk, Firestone
Brunswick
J. J. Hastings
North Main Street
Tel
Slater
Ie Soo
Sese Crenteet
Te Fur Polos
Aly
Shree
Michel
Washington St
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Gres Amon
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