May Withhold Recognition Over Attitude of Mexican Rebels
Washington officials were silent on the idea of withholding recognition if fighting in Mexico continued. Some groups believed the Constitutionalists' Zacatecas success might push mediation, while others felt it could push revolutionaries to seize Mexico City. The administration considered tying further aid to restored peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Pomce
Zacatens
Mexico City
Mediation talks in Mexico anxiously await word
Mediation delegates press for a conference with Huerta delegates over internal affairs. Carranza officials show cautious support while a constitutionalist leader hesitates. Observers warn strong pressure may push him to accept mediator terms and a provisional president, as U.S. diplomacy looms to avert further bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Mestro
al Gon
Carranza
Zacatrons
United States
Carranza May Attend Niagara Falls Talks
Washington reports confident hopes that General Carranza would accept an invitation from South American mediators to informal conferences on Mexico's internal affairs at Niagara Falls. An open question persisted despite telegrams from Monterey, carried by Alfredo Brenada to Washington agents Rafael Zubaran and Livis Cabrera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
General Carranza
South America
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Carranza
Monterey
General Carranen
Alfredo Brenada
Hhs Washington
Rafael Zubaran
Livis Cabrera
New Connecticut Gardener Invents Scarecrow To Protect Berries
A Connecticut gardener uses three-foot hose segments placed through strawberry beds to deter birds. The scarecrow mimics a living presence, with birds allegedly mistaking the hose for snakes. The method reduced berry damage and proved successful, though the exact why remains debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petra al Te
Mito
Haw
Pew
Connecticut
Garden Howe
Fire destroys slaughterhouse near Essex Junction
A slaughterhouse and refrigerator owned by W S Fletcher and occupied by Herbert Teachout burned to the ground near Essex Junction. Fire reported shortly after 6 pm. fire company fought flames but building lost. Losses pegged at about 25000, with partial insurance on several items and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagex Junction
WS. Fletcher
Herbert Teachout
Hoone
Teachout
Burlington Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Fletcher
Veal Demand Rises Prompting Calf Slaughter Expansion
The farmers bulletin notes a surge in calf slaughter and a shift toward selling young calves at 88 to 812 each, driven by profitable markets for beef and dairy stock. As cattle numbers fall, meat demand drives higher prices and changes in feeding practices across farms, with manure value also highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin $88
U.S. Department of Agriculule
Why New York Audiences Are Not Representive
The critic Wal ter Prichard Eaton argues New York audiences misrepresent nationwide theatre tastes. He claims New York dominance arose from wealthy patrons and cheap performances, while most of America lacks exposure to representative talent and may favor moving pictures or home reading over live theatre. He warns Broadway two dollar crowd dictates style, narrowing writers and hampering American drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Prichard Eaton
New York
Extilent
Au jMietees
Mare
P.M Adama
America
How to Write a Moving Picture Play Parable
A humorous pastiche recounts a newspaper reporter rushed to file a wedding story that never happened due to a postponed ceremony. The tale ridicules the lack of imagination and emphasizes the value of timely insight in reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotan
Jon Punjel Prolunam
Hheatrich! Minager
MEN’ Iron Paper
Talk of the Town at Barre Golf Club Season Opener
This afternoon at the Barre Golf Club links Cherrevale Park the first match of the season pits Barre against Old Pine of St Johnsbury. Start is at 3 o clock. Old Pine brings 14 players and plans a series against Barre, St Johnsbury, Keenshore and Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Golf Club
Cherrevale Park
Old Pine Club
St. Johnnebury
Nana
Tech
Barre
St. Johnsbury
Keenshore
Montpelier
Town Flooded Waist-Deep in Old Missouri River Bed
Manon North Dakota June 27 A northern town on the old bed of the Missouri River was flooded by a cloudburst in the hills ten miles northwest. Water swept downtown marooning business clerks and shoppers who cannot reach homes until the flood recedes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manon
North Dakota
Auto goes over bank kills Hartland man
Hartland June 27 Walter Fos of Augusta Maine was instantly killed yesterday afternoon when the automobile carrying him and Horace Jamason of White River Junction Vermont went over an embankment near the Gilson bridge. Fos was a traveling representative for Kelsey Heating of Scarborough New York. He leaves a wife and child in Augusta. The car was going north and turned out to pass a team. The body was taken to an Undertaking room in Winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartland
Walter Fos
Augusta
North
Ley
Horace Jamason
White River
Gilson Bridge
Jemason
Foss
Kelsey Heating Company
Suravane
Winner
Jury selected for trial of Malcolm Gifford Jr for murder
The jury for Malcolm Gifford Jr s murder case was completed and sworn after a one hour delay. District Attorney Alexander plans to outline the prosecution case Monday morning while County Judge Addington presides. All 12 jurors have children and several veniremen were challenge rejected after questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miwny
Malcolm Gifford, Jr
Frank Dr. Clute
Alexander
Addington
Merulay
Aresub Makeley
Cooksburg
Albert Gallup
West Berne
Newton J. Halenbeck
Guilderland
Charles Behade
Clember
Allmrny
Melvin Monk
Voorheesville
K Edwart Stiles
Gomes
James Mayo
Cohace
Ernest Pfeiffer
Albany
George Hateh
Fone Bush
Charles H. Pisher
Chiles Derwing
Almos H. Quigley
Tie
Willem ‘S. Jerome
Ford
Cooper Declines Progressive Governor Nomination
Bonnington June 2h A J Cooper president of the Cooper Manufacturing company declines the Progressive party nomination for governor. In a letter to Dr H Nelson Jackson chair of the Progressive state committee he says he cannot accept the nomination but offers to support the movement in any other capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnington
A. J. Cooper
Cooper Manufacturing Company
H. Nelson Jackson
Progressive State Committee
Nelson Jackson
Burlington
Ale Qooper
Death by Own Action After Reprimand in Westdale
Allen Lenk, aged, committed death by own action at his Westdale home on June 27 after an argument with his mother. He had been reprimanded earlier, then left the room, obtained a revolver belonging to another occupant, and fired a shot. Death occurred shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Lenk, Li
Vestern
Westdale
Denin
Vermont Peace Society Meets in Montpelier Annual Session
The Vermont Peace Society held its annual meeting in Montpelier's memorial room with Dr. C. H. Spooner presiding. Dr. James L. Tryon spoke on society gains and plans a July trip to Switzerland for a church peace conference and a Vienna conference, plus a Hague attendance. Officers were reappointed. secretary replaced by Homer A. Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Peace Society
Montpelier City Hall
C. H. Spooner
North
Field
James L. Tryon
Boyton
New England
American Peace Society
Switzerland
Vienna
International Law Association
The
Hague
Montpelier
Homer A. Flint
Benjamin Gates
Stones
Congrenamon Prank Plumlay
Northfield
Jce
Tr. Co
Ner
Guy Potter Benton
Burlington
John H. Thomas
Middlebury
A. W. Ferrin
Henry DL
Ballou
Chester
Pitts
Brattleboro
Watson Wasson
Waterbury
W. H. Crockett
M. S. Star
J. Senter
J. P. Kester
A. J. Sibley
Montpeliers
Young Man Drowns While Swimming in Brook
West Windsor June 27 Alfred Blood about 28 years old drowned yesterday afternoon in a brook between Brownsville and Felehvile. The body was recovered. He came from Gardiner Miss and had worked at Huon Vista farm and recently as a cow tester for the Windsor Cow Testing association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Windsor
Alfred Blood
Brownsvile
Felehvile
Gardiner, Miss
Huon Vista Farm
Windsor Cow Testing Association
Barn Fire Destroys Structure On Prospect Street
A barn valued at about 500 dollars and insured for 2000 dollars was totally destroyed by fire at the corner of East and Washington streets in Rutland. Neighbors saw youths around the barn before discovery. Firemen arrived late due to distance from a hydrant and contained spread to nearby grass. The blaze was likely started by a match or campfire. Fireman B C Matury, at the station during the incident, recovered a lost diamond stickpin among the debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Wallace W. Nichols
Prospect Street
East
Washington Streets
Reedy
B.C Matury
Burgess Held For Sanity Exam In Vermont Breach Case
James Burgess of West Rutland was jailed in Rutland on a breach of the peace charge after being arrested at a livery stable. Deputies say he flaunted a revolver and talked of what he would do with weapons. Authorities plan medical testing to determine insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
James Burgens
West Rutland
House of Correction
Hin Rane
Burgess
BA. Parker
Po A Patton
Barceat
Linife
Cpap
Ani
Boy Struck by Auto on Windsor Yacht Ride
Windsor June 27 Willian Conlin ten years old was struck down by an automobile driven by Rem Fecto and admitted to a din located shoulder wall braies. The boy was riding Arnol Bennet's Yacht. The incident occurred as he rode near the vessel in a local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Willian Conlin
Refugees Sheltered as Salvation Militia Maintains Order
Salem mass June 27 officials from the state militia and health board oversee two refugee camps with a third planned. Bread lines at relief stations run smoothly as sanitation and early cleanup efforts begin. Looting none reported, two arrests recorded, and demolition of unsafe factory rubble proceeds to protect trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mass
Thoes
State Board of Health
Walle
Chimneves
Hubbell Named for Northfield Postmaster Appointment
Washington June 27 Vermont postmaster appointments listed Edward Dann of Castleton George F Hubbell of Northfield CW Locke of Springfield John A Master of Derige Line John W Wood of Wallingford George E Rendall of Wells River Anna M Allen of West Pawlet Annelius Muckley of Barton Jol J Rook of Lailow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worbhington
D.C
Vermont
Mente
Edward Dann
Casrleton
George F. Hubbell
Northfield
CW. Locke
Springfeld
Jolin A. Maxter
Derige Line John
W. Wood
Wallingford
George E. Rendall
Wells River
Anna M. Allen
West Pawlet
Anrnelius Muckley
Barton
Jol J
Rook
Lailow
Prominent Hardwick Man Dies at 61 in Sanatorium
Timothy G Bron json of East Hardwick died at Sparhawk sanatorium after an operation for appendicitis. He was a former representative to the legislature from Hardwick in 1910, a trustee of the state agricultural school at Randolph, selectman of Hardwick, and vice president of the Granite Co. He was a leading Hardwick farmer and long time school director. Funeral at his late home Monday at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Timothy G. Bron JSON
East Hardwick
Sparhawk
Laughters
My. Bronson
Ingralature
Hardwick
State Agricultural School
Randolph
Selectman
Granite T Company
Tee
Veterans Reunion Plans Share At Dewey Park
Ensign Parsons sails to Springfield and Middlesex visits planned for relatives. Civil war veterans from Washington County will meet at Dewey Park with reunions shifting to Randolph and Hawkhill areas. August 4 and 5 set for the Dewey Park event with trips to Randolph on Thursday. Women's Relief corps and Ladies of the G A R part of the active organizing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Parsons
Salvation Army Corps
Springfield
Maes
C. F. Nichola
Middlesex
Fmelio
Hawkhill
Mise Pitte
Randolph
Roxbury
Washington County
Vagal
Dewey Park
Flan Dury
Orange
Windsor
Dewey Jerk
Women's Relief Corps
Man and Girl Held After Elopement Probe
George Merril of Middlesex and Nina Ferrari of Barre were detained on statutory charges after a lengthy pursuit by sheriff deputies from two counties. They were arrested in White River Junction and jailed, with arraignment planned in Barre. State's Attorney Carver filed charges as details emerged of their alleged elopement from Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Departments
White River Junction
George Merril
Middlesex
Barre
Mies Nine Ferrar
Sinclair
Ineal
Tudge H. W. Scott
Morrill
Ward Carver
Ferrari
Newton Street
River Street
Mervil
Whelington
Merril
Waterbury
Northfield
Meanweite the
Torre
Merritt
Jerry den- Lille
Fnen
Carver
Slaver of Wife Slveals Crime in Lowell Mass
Wilfred Joseph Blais confessed to police that he killed his wife in their home in Lowell Massachusetts. Investigators found the woman’s strangled body after arresting Blais following a Knuxewarming event hosted by his brother. The brother and his wife heard the police at the residence and learned of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Wilfred
Joseph Blais
Snd
Blais
Summer work and travel notices flood Barre area
William Carroll leaves for Old Orchard Me to work through the summer. Robert Johnson heads to Wendaville NM to visit relatives. Benjamin Prestiat sails to Old Orchard Me for summer employment. Tibaldo Gabilloni returns from Boston and New York visits. Harry Parks and T J Mercer return from a northern Vermont auto trip. Miss Hester Gove arrives from Potdam NY to spend the summer with her parents. Nortfield hosts Norwich University commencement with Glenna Gould Sophia Campbell Katherine Stewart Elizabeth Carson from Boston. John Frontini hires on at Lang Granite Co Cincinnati and is named wakeman for Obie, Winela and parts of West Vie fini and Kentucky. A Montpelier auction draws a large crowd as horses and farm gear sell, with CW Smith presiding. A Barre team shows in football, scoring 4 to 0, with Melville and Amherst noted. next game set against Hinkwick team at Berlin street grid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carroll
North Main Street
Old Orchard
Sle
Robert Johnson
Division Street
Wendaville
N. M
Venjamin Prestiat
Short Street
Toway
Ohl Orchard
Boston
New York
Harry Parks
T. J. Mercer
Burlington
St. Alban
Enceburg Falls
Clarenceville
Franklin
Hester Gove
FP. A. Gove
Eastern Avenue
Potadam
N.Y
Crane Normal Institute
Susan Nichole
Katherine Stewart
Elizabeth Carson
Glenna Gould
Sophia Campbell
Northield
Norwich University
John Frontini
Tarre
Lang Granite Co
Cincinnati
Frontini
Barre
Frootini
Wakeman
Obie
Winela
West Vie~ Fini
Kentucky
Montpelier
Barntaen
New Haanshire
Vermont
CW. Smith
Naval
Wetel Ae
Raymond J. Arktey
Rietro
Allen Reid
Cleviedamd
Yorenth
Ural Mine
D. Reid
South Main Street
Rutland
Marie Co
Hill Rovers
Rehagers
Harrie Hill
Berlin
Donaneni de
Hintwick
Feagan Gils
Rangers
Wardwick
Hill Revere
Door and window breakins shock local residents
A photograph and small items were taken from several rooms as burglars forced a screen door and damaged windows. Neighbors report fear of further thefts as police investigate, noting the total value of stolen articles is likely modest and the motive remains unclear.
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Essex Junction
Talk OF
the Town
Mandan
No. Dakota
Missouri River
Walter Foss
North Hartland
Malcolm Gifford
Cooper
Dr. Jackson
N. J
Gardner
Boy
William Contin
Arnold Bennett
Abe
Kingston-on-Thames
Armeld Bennett
G. F. Hubbell
George E. Randall
Timothy G. Bronson
Nina Ferrari
Upper Graniteville
Dennis Donahue
Graniteville
Trey
Upper Gratelleville
Jose Linton Contello
Donahue
Outler
South Barre
Contello
Contollo
Gaye
Almond St. John
Armignet
Scott Far
St. John T
Wishert
St. Aphe
St. John
Scott
Oliver Harry Cambie
Dojasty
A. A. Kinery
Henry Lawson
Williamstown
Wumane Society
Gmll
Janes & Nye Stable
Ovpet Square
Batto Tovlay
Georgy Owens
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