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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
1
Officials in Washington expect President Wilson to outline the Mexican situation before Congress tomorrow. If Carranza fails to act or replies unfavorably, the administration will reinforce the current U. S. stance and indicate readiness to proceed with existing policy.
Special Agent Rodgers in Mexico City wired the State Department that Carranza’s reply to the American note is expected today. Washington officials foresee a Congressional address by the president if Carranza acts unfavorably or fails to act. The note protests outrages by a 3000 strong American force marching from San Geronimo toward Valle and seeks punishment for mistreatment of 800 civilians at Sacruz.
New York June 28 Romulo S Naon Argentine ambassador to the United States said he had made no mediation offer but expressed candor confidence that the present crisis between Mexico and the United States will be peacefully settled.
Elisen Arredondo, a Carranza designate sailor ambassador in Washington, sent two communications to the State Department. He objects to the embargo on shipments to Mexico and cites Mexican nationals arrested in California and Arizona. He warns Lansing that tensions will worsen, while placing responsibility on authorities rather than the State Department.
Washington June 28 War department officials report perfected plans to provide ample food clothing and supplies for all troops. Quartermaster general says contractors have secured reliable food delivery and apparel for service members.
About 100 members and guests of the State Pharmaceutical Association traveled by steamer Chateaugay for a fall excursion among Lake Champlain islands. Officers to be elected aboard the boat. Addresses by Prof. Luc Pierre of Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and A. E. Lerche of Springfield. Traveling Men’s luncheon and a business meeting followed. Rain postponed a women’s motor trip.
A circular from Pree EO Smith of Bip Crake Verment railway announces appointment at K D Pitepatrick a remdoesen. The girls' ranking clnse will wet Thursday afternoon at 09 at the Onn stegstronal church. Mise Grace Frown lent the ith new for Whitefield N. M, where the White employed this summer.
In Nogales Sonora eight Mexican soldiers tried to cross into the U S. They were driven back by a United States sentry post. Major William B Brook ordered troops to drop anyone acting suspiciously and warned of a cross border advance if fire comes from the Mexican side.
Funeral services for Michael Murphy of Graniteville were held Tuesday at St Sylvester's Church, with a large turnout of family and friends. The coffin entered the Catholic cemetery after prayers, as floral tributes from neighbors and relatives filled the church area.
Chicago June 28 Major Thomas H Barry commanding the commandant department issues orders for immediate movement of the Border of all the units of Illinois Missouri Kansas and Wisconsin National Guards which are said to be reasonably ready. Rock Island MI June 98 Fifty car loads of equipment for the central division guardsmen have then shipped from the government arsenal. Men are working in eight hour shifts and the forge has been greatly increased.
Framingham Massachusetts June 28 last of federalized militia from Massachusetts to guard the Mexican border began moving today as field artillery and cavalry trained overnight. Framingham June 24 the Sixth Massachusetts machine company equipment will be sent to the border for Vermont militia which departed yesterday for Texas Col Warren E Sweetser in charge announced he had received orders.
Berlin reports a great battle in Valhynia where a reinforced German army checked the Russian advance. Germany captured Winiewka west of Sokul and Rewsien positions south of that point, marking further reverses for Russian forces.
The funeral of William Lafayette, son of Mr and Mrs Pronk Lafayette, was held at St Monica’s Church amid a large gathering after an accidental death. Italian forces report advances on the Trentino front with Monte Giamendo and Monte Cavioso captured, gains on Asiago plateau, and progress toward several valleys and peaks including Monte Hasta and Monte Moseiagh. Floral tributes from family, neighbors, and local groups are listed. Interment at Catholic cemetery on Berkley street.
A Zurich dispatch states Germany presents Switzerland with a set of conditions in the form of an ultimatum. The ultimatum expires late Thursday night, signaling a critical deadline in the exchange of concessions.
Vergennes reports one of the fiercest storms in years sweeping through the city. Hail and torrential rain swamped streets, flooded gardens, and sent water over sidewalks. A lightning strike hit a shop, causing a fire that was quickly controlled, with limited damage and crews surveying afterward.
Reported unrest in Ireland as hundreds killed and wounded with executions cited by British forces and thousands imprisoned. The piece notes support for self rule under Wilson while calling for a charity fundraising meeting in K O Hall on Thursday at 230 pm to aid affected families. a short film program titled And the greatest of these be charity is promised.
A brief, unclear note describes Norwich as the winner with mismatched words suggesting a race or contest outcome but lacks coherent details or date. The readable fragments indicate Norwich earned a top position amidst scrambled text and partial identifiers.
The Vermont Regiment of 47 officers and 859 enlisted men trains from Colchester to Eagle Pass Texas. Adjutant Barber Col Reeves and Chaplain Thor accompany officers. about twenty Barre men in Company H. Five days rations issued along with food and water cars. anti typhoid serum to be provided on arrival. Some doubt remains on final destination with Eagle Pass possibly a junction point for transfer.
A June 28 Brattleboro scene shows about 4000 spectators waiting for the last station departure of Company I, Vermont regiment of the National Guard. Soldiers received ten minutes on the platform amid cheers and gifts from shops and friends as the train pulled away.
An estimated 400 or more gathered at the depot as the VN G V troops passed through Bath yesterday afternoon. The hand played, business leaders marched, and all mercantile business in town paused. Waterbury residents gave the soldiers a hearty send-off.
Miss Mary W Lamont daughter of Mr and Mrs William Lamont and William A Daniels of North Main street were married at the Episcopal rectory on Tremont street Tuesday evening at 8 oclock Rev W J M Beattie performing the ceremony Attendants were Miss Bella Daniels and James Daniels The couple left for a motor trip and will reside on Maple avenue in Barre Both are well known in Barre Mrs Daniels trained at the City hospital and Mr Daniels works at Jack's lunch on Proot square
Directors of the Vermont State Baseball League met in Montpelier to draft a tentative schedule for four city clubs. Opening games set for July 4 with Montpelier at Barre and Burlington at Rutland, aiming for about equal number of games and avoiding long trips. Officers elected include Perkine as president and Tiyrne, Bancroft, and Hogg in key posts.
The funeral of William J. Marneit of Maple Grove occurred yesterday afternoon at the Episcopal Church. The service was conducted by Rev. Wood M. Meattie, with pallbearers including A. W. Marwell, Rowtin G. Macneil, and Low Macneil. Interment followed at Hope Cemetery.
City board debated bids for the opera house lease amid sharp exchanges on band concert business and fire protection upgrades. Engineer Caldwell’s report outlines water supply, hydrants, and mains standards to lift Barre’s insurance rating.
Barre plans a shift in fire protection rating from Class C to Class B following spring inspection. The move targets improved safety standards and eligibility for better insurance terms. Authorities say upgrades will focus on equipment, water supply, and response procedures.
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