Signing Plan Set For Saturday At Paris Peace Talks
Paris June 27 plans completed by the council of four for the signing of the peace treaty at 2 oclock Saturday afternoon. President Wilson told reporters he would bid farewell and, if signing occurs, depart for Brest and sail for the United States Sunday. China agrees to sign with an understanding that a protocol will follow regarding Shantung. German plenipotentiaries expected in Paris by 9 tonight.
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Paris
Council of Four
Council
Wilson
Brest
United States
Fa Pan
China
General Pershing
Petce
Wilson bade farewell to France at banquet
Paris June 26 the dinner at the presidential palace honored President Wilson and Madame Wilson as President Poincare praised allied unity and American participation in the war. Poincare toasted Wilson, stressing justice in the peace and future cooperation, while Wilson spoke of a lasting friendship and shared labor for a steady peace.
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Paris
Wne
Germany
Poincare
Madame Poincare
Wilson
Presidential
France
Busse
Lrstuke
Hungarian Revolt Suppressed. Monitor Seized by Anti Government
Berno June 27 A counter revolutionary movement in Hungary ended with the seizure of a Danube monitor by anti government forces. Reports from Budapest to the Vienna bureau say the revolt began Tuesday. The monitor was bombarded from the riverbank with the attackers firing rifles and revolvers, wounding many as royalist supporters cheered.
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Danube
Berno
Hungary
Monitor
Vienna
Budapest
Found Money Hidden Across Washington Area
Secret Service agents report more than 66000 dollars in redeemable treasury notes buried in tin cans and hidden in walls and under carpets at Charles H Turnbull's yard in Washington. Turnbull faces an indictment for embezzlement as the notes are pieced together. Paris dispatch notes street fighting in Hamburg between government troops and civilians with casualties, but American relief workers continue aid.
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Washington, D. C
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Charles H. Turnbull
Treasury
Turnbull
Paris
Associated Press
Association Here
Ryan
Hamburg
Anu
Armerican
Bernardo
Upelar
Ellula
Roma
Evidence in trusteeship case drags through court
Thursday court session focused on the trial of Harlan W. Keusp trustee versus the estate of James W. Hrock over a $100,000 trust fund for Harriet Bailey. The case will be submitted on briefs with witnesses Virgil Ayers and Ralph Brown testifying. a prior related judgment involving Jennie M. Cutting and John A. Cutting was clarified with a stay on action until after November 1. The probate claim by John Cutting related to Harvey Cutting’s mineral water business and Ohio loan recovery was noted.
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Harlan W. Keusp
Harsiot Putnam
James W. Hrock
Uarriet
Bailey
C. ©. Putnam, Jr
C. C. Putnam & Son
Virgil Ayers
Barre
Mr. Ayers
Ralph Brown
H.C. Shurtleff
Chancery Court
Cutting
John Cutting
Harvey Cutting
St. Lawrence County
Ohio
John
Monty
Pythian Sisters District Meeting In Montpelier
The Pythian Sisters held a district meeting in Montpelier with about 50 members. Montpelier, Marshfield, and Hardwick were the main towns, with Montpelier performing the degree work and Marshfield aiding in public installation. Grand officers Mrs Maude K Derick of St Albans and Mrs Ada Hardy of Danville attended, and Mrs Adela Swerdinger of Marshfield led the plan as district deputy. A banquet followed at the Montpelier house.
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Pethian Sisters
Montpelier
Mhureday
Lowie
Marshfield
Hardwick
Mirchfield
Montpeline Temple
Maude K. Derick
St. Allang
Ada Hardy
Duneans
Crown Prince Still Interned on Wieringen Island
The former German crown prince Vrederink Wil Nayn Hohenzollern remains at his residence on Wieringen in the Zuyder Zee, Dutch officials announced in The Hague. British reports of his escape from Holland’s internment were uncertain, with speculation until further wire dispatches clarify the circumstances.
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Vrederink Wil- Nayn Hohenzollern
Holland
Germany
Wieringen
Zuyder Zee
Hhe
Paris
Paria
Ditoh
Day legislation coming in bunch for enforcement bill
Washington D C June 27 the House judiciary committee voted 17 to 2 to report out all prohibition enforcement legislation in one general bill with wartime enforcement and a part one. The bill will go to the House tomorrow for consideration as Chairman Wilgtad schedules rule and immediate action unlikely before July 4.
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House Judiciary Committee
Washington, D. C
Hesse Formorrow
Wilgtad
Npt
Conakter Hon
Dyer
Igoe
Missouri
Gard
Olin
Stvel
Pennsylvania
St Johnsbury Youth Sentenced to Vergennes
Caswell Barber, 15, who killed Blanche Hunt on May 26 with a revolver he believed unloaded, was sentenced by Judge Stanton in Caledonia county court to the industrial school at Vergennes for the remainder of his authority. Blanche Hunt was the 10 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt. the tragedy occurred while the youths were alone at the Barber home.
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St. Johnsbury
Charles Hunt
Branchy Hunt
Jury Deliberating in Dr Walter Wilkins Wife Murder Case
The Mineola case of Dr Walter Keen Wilkins charged with murdering his wife Julia after a New York theatre outing entered another day of jury deliberations. Prosecution contends motive and self defense claims are unconvincing as the trial began June 16.
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Walter K. Wilkins
Mineola
Walter Keen Wilkins
Julia
Weil
Wilking
New York
Wilkins
Bnt
Atute Endeavors
Willkine
Slohd
Friendship schooner collision with Tsorngi Maru near Scotland light
The American four master Friendship, owned by W H Knox & Co, bound from Buenos Aires to New York with cargo of steel, was damaged after a head-on collision with Japanese steamer Tsorngi Maru 35 miles south east of Scotland light vessel. A Finnish helmsman Surango was swept overboard and not recovered. The vessel towed to port after a night storm and gale.
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Scotland
David
Newman
Surango
W. H. Knox & Co
Buenos Aires
Tauruga
China
Japan
Grand jury hearing continues in Perez shooting case
The grand jury in Montpelier reconvenes to probe the death of John Joachim Perez in Webaterville. Seven jurors were absent as the panel, including several local names, questions witnesses and reviews the shooting narrative with the aim of a prompt murder-case completion.
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Joachim Perez
Webaterville
John Joachim Perez
Montpelier
Court House
Pearl Gaylord
Waitsfield
J. C. Goodell
Woodbury
Walter Hazelton
Moretown
A. No Hali
Reneet A. Phillips
Northfield
L. A. Lyon
Waterbury
C. A Pike
Berlin
Ken Hael Alien
B. M. Shepard
HH. Ralev
B. H. Benjamin
Steven Brown
Simon Ewendfeger
Marshfield
Mildred Ahern
Quarryman's fatal burns at Graniteville quarry
Wilber Clark a quarryman died at a City hospital from injuries after an ignition of powder at No 10 quarry of Moutwall Milne and Varnum in Graniteville The accident occurred while placing powder into a hole The cause remains uncertain Clark aged nearly 51 born in New Hampshire had over 22 years’ experience in Barre Town quarry district He leaves a wife and six children living at home with one married daughter Mrs Boast Dickie in Graniteville
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Wilber Clark
Moutwall
Eratom
New Hampshire
Barre Town
Mre
Boast
Dickie
Graniteville
Community July Fourth Celebration Seeks Public Contributions
Local plans for a patriotic July Fourth event honor ai rlives and stitors with a wide call for donations. The effort stresses gratitude after armistice, promises a free frame educational and entertaining program, and urges all residents to contribute through City Clerk Drese or participating papers to support Barry’s traditions.
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Dewire
Barry
Citylerk Iy
A. Drese
Goddard Seminary Golden Jubilee Told In Pageant
The Goddard Seminary marked its golden jubilee with a large pageant and 50 graduates. Frances M Williams and other seniors delivered essays on epic literature and applied science, while Alice R Avery spoke on women in medicine. Diplomas were presented by Charles H. Darling as Principal Hollister praised the class for its jubilee significance.
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Goddard Seminary
Goddard
Paulate
Treg
Frances M. Me'ilams
Meadleville
Percy J. Pin
Marshfield
Alice KR
Ave Rast Barre
Ohn I. Berry
Jeffersonville
Berton F. Tillotson
Middlesex
George Edmund Dae Barre
Josephine M. Lucchina
Barre
Hollister
Uesebwol
Charles H. Darling
Board of Trusters
Josephine Lucchina
Goddard Alumni Meet Elects Officers for Year
The Goddard Alumni association held its antivoil meeting this morning in the school parlors. Paul W. Waterman '08 was re elected president. Other officers include vice presidents Charlie H. Wishart '01 Mrs Clayton A Boyce '02 Rescpe Avery '13 and William A Drew '91. Blanche J. Tilden '79 was re elected secretary and treasurer with Julia A. Holland as assistant. The executive committee comprises O J Hellier '84 Lyman Whitcomb '15 and Henry Mowles '17.
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Goddard Alumni Association
Paul W. Waternan
Charlie EH. Wishart
Mre
Clayton A. Boyce
Rescpe Avery
William A. Drew
Blanche J. Tilden
Julia A. Holland
Wise
O. J. Hell
Lyman Whitcomb
Henry Mowles
Two youths arrested in canoe theft ring near Canaan New Hampshire
In Canaan New Hampshire on June 27 George Moree and He Ross, both from White River Junction, were suspected of stealing canoes, war ravings stamps, and other goods valued around 400 dollars from Henry Smith. Chief Claude M. Murray and Officer N. J. Hill arrested them after the TL40 mail train arrived, and the fugitives were located on the train’s rear car. The pair were searched and all missing property was recovered.
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Canaan
N. H
George Moree
He Ross
White River
Henry Smith
Claude M. Murray
O'Keefe
Vermont
Murray
N. J. Hill
Morse
Rows
Half Century History of the School Depicted
A fifty year retrospective traces the school from 1863 when the charter was granted to recent times. The piece notes more than two thousand in attendance and broad audience turnout highlighting ongoing participation and community interest.
Spectacle reenacts Goddard Seminary growth on lawn
Two thousand gathered on the Goddard lawn as hundreds of students and townsfolk staged a pageant tracing Goddard Seminary from its founding to today. Memory and Sweet Girl Graduate led scenes with performers in period dress, highlighting the school’s first fear, war era, and later expansion, ending with tributes to key figures and a monumental granite sled display.
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Cleaves
Stanley G. Spear
Frances NM. MrWilliams
Graniteville
Iind
Goddard
Goddard Seminary
Migram Hopkins
Miss Safford
Seminary
Mre
Jobnmponl
Mies Brickley
Green Mountain Central Institute
L. L. Burrington
Mary A. Bryant
Carrie Wheelock
Isto
Gldefness
U Mary Goddard
Hope
Doris Jenkins
Dogression
Pip Fis
Goddard Spirit
W. BR. Shipman
Ernest J. Hewitt
Che P
Godard
Dwery
Toft
Misa Blanche
Tilden
Ming Poreia
Siuel
Thompson
Lee O. Galef
O. J. Hollister
Tard Bien
Lily Dently
Odhird
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