Teachers Named for Courses in State Schools
State Commissioner M. B. Hillegas announces towns selected and teachers appointed for next year’s teacher training courses. Barre Roscoe Barre Goddard Seminary Elizabeth M. Jenkins Bradford Sarah T. Palms Jr Bristol Ruby J. Smith Borner Middlebury Mary Maud Patrick Essex Junction Amy By Drake Ludlow Lyndon Center Lyndon Institute Elias Allen Montpelier Seminary Clara Lane High School Elizabeth Hott Peso Harriet M. Aljnshem North Troy Poultney Troy Conference Academy Marjorie Meiklejohn Randolph Eleanor J. Clerk Richford Edith Leslie Rutland Swanton Miss Robineau re-elected though health may prevent Montpelier return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Hillegas
Barre
Nellan
Roscoe
Goddard Seminary
Elizabeth M. Jenkine
Bradford
Sarah T. Palms Jr
Bristol
Ruby J. Smith
F Borner
Mary Maud ‘Atrick
Exsex Junction
Amy By] Drake
Ludlow
Lyndon Center
Lyndon Institute
Elias, Allen
Middlebury
Mary
N. Dean
Soap Montpelier Seminary
Clara l Ae
Elizabeth Hott
North Troy
Jennie
al- Jinghem
Poultney
Troy
Marjorie Meiklejahn
Randolph
Eleanor J. Clerk
Richford
Doctor Wilkins Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Mineola New York June 28 Walter Kent Wilkins age about 87 was found guilty of murder in the first degree by a jury after a lengthy deliberation for the killing of his wife Julia at their Long Beach home. The jury recommended mercy, but the penalty for first degree murder in New York is death by electric chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
N.Y
Walter Kent Wilkins
Julia
Long Beach
Wipreme Court
de. Willits
New York State
Wilkins
Beating Germans Into Russia Scheme by British Merchants
London June 28 British merchants propose a government backed plan to push goods into White Russia before German advances. The scheme uses state insurance and credit facilities to finance shipments, with subordinate bills to Parliament and a wartime like insurance model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
London
United States
Haglend
American Graves Decorated by K of C Workers in Ireland
The Knights of Columbus placed wreaths on American soldiers' graves in Belfast, Queenstown, Dublin, and Wexford. Twenty-two in Belfast, four in Queenstown, four in Dublin, and one in Wexford. inscriptions read He behind that we might live in grateful memory from the fellow countrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
K. of C
Dublin
Knights of Columbus
Belfast
Queenstown
Wexford
Solid South vote against suffrage urged by governor
Baton Rouge telegraphs show Governor Pleasant of Louisiana urging southern state governors to oppose ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment. He argues the 19th amendment would merely add sex to the 15th and says states should grant voting rights through state constitutions while voting against federal ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Pleasant
Louissant
Staten
Serbia Quietly Faces German Invasion In Belgrade
Belgrade reports a peaceful invasion as German Austrian crowds mingle with locals. Hotels display German faces while Austrian goods flood Serbia from Uskub to Semendria. The Red Cross aids orphanages and hospitals, with G A Edwards directing relief efforts in northern Serbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Serbia
Basle
Uskub
Semendria
Austria
Germany
Charles
Danube
Red Crow
American Red Cross
Palace Hotel
Ae G. A Edwards
Orlando
Wun
Trish Language Dying and Sinn Fein Speech in Dublin
Desmond Fitzgerald, Sinn Fein member and author, warned in a Dublin Sinn Fein meeting that the Trish language is dying amid cultural concerns. He said the language decline began after Enater work and questioned wearing the Trish kilt in fields. He urged Ireland's cultural separation from England as urgent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmond Fitzgerald
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Vitagerald
Tria
Ireland
England
Europe
Bavaria
De Valera Plans New England Transit and Talks
New York dispatch reports Éamon De Valera, leader of the Irish republic, cancels engagements and closes his office briefly before a trip to New England. He will address the Massachusetts House of Representatives and has accepted Governor John Bartlett of New Hampshire’s invitation to visit the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eamony de Valera
Brattleboro Auto Crash Is Frustrated by Tree
An automobile containing Mr and Mrs W P Greeley and child of Trenton New Jersey veered off the Putney road near Crosby pond Thursday night. The Buick tumbled into bushes on an embankment and struck a tree which kept it from tumbling 20 feet. Mrs Greeley suffered bruises. others uninjured. Truck crew aided in retrieving the car and it was repaired at Hanley garage, the party continuing homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
W. P. Greeley
Trenton
N. J
Putney Road
Brattikhoro
Putney
Dummeratin
Crosby Pond
Hanley
Sts
Salt Deposits of the United States Explored in New Book
The United States Geological Survey announces Salt Deposits of the United States, an illustrated 275 page bulletin detailing salt origins, distribution by state from New York to California, production history since 1787, and chemical analyses. Written by W C O Philen, the volume surveys early Native and white salt production, with free copies on request to the USGS director in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
United States
Syracuse
N. Y
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Ite
W. C O. Philen
New York
California
Washington, DG
War Risk Insurance Administration to Get $123,000,000
Washington June 27 The Senate adopted amendments raising the War Risk Insurance Administration appropriation from 14,000,000 to 123,000,000 and then spent hours in debate over a proposed cut of 100,000 in the Federal Trade Commission budget. The vote on reducing the commission to 60,000 failed 44 to 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Risk Insurance Administration
Washington, D. C
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Self Government Proposed in Ireland Manifesto
A manifesto issued in London proposes self government for Ireland within the British empire. It is signed by Sir Horace Plankett and members of the Uriah Dominion League, urging establishment of Irish self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Horace Plankett
Ireland
London
Use of Road Drag Advocated in Vermont Roads
Editorials and a Barton Monitor letter urge dragging Vermont roads after rain to improve vast mileages. They warn that neglected surfaces and poor bridge approaches worsen travel, calling for gradual grading, draining, and straightening while stressing immediate drag use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Barton Monitor
New Thought teacher endorses Fruita-tives medicine
A New Thought teacher from Schenectady recounts a severe liver and stomach upset and credits Fruita-tives Fruit Liver Tablets with relief. He asserts that while not abandoning New Thought, nature’s aid can be necessary and calls Fruta-tives the highest result of New Thought in medicine. Available 80c a box, six for $2.00, trial size. Delivered via Padita Limited, Ogdensburg.
Dispute over paintings prompts Vienna Italy claims art
Vienna Disturbed by reports Italy will claim part of the Vienna art collection under the St Germain purge treaty terms. The talks touch on ownership of Renaissance works including a Donatello Cupid, valued at seven million, with Austrian collectors wary of losses while Italy seeks restitution and payment under related treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Italy
Tratian
St. Germain
Austen
Tandon
Maly
Austria
Tema
Charly
Alan
Saraew
Sicily
Cellini
Trance
Chwr
Ferdinand
Flert
Bate
Aly Erperor
Modena
Cataro
Padua
Belrye
Hobturg
Cnpid
Donatello
Cupid
IV Anvona
Tonics used as beverages spark Puerto Rico debate
San Juan reports authorities push to ban tonics, rinses and lotions containing alcohol from drinks. Insular treasurer Benedicto and Dr. del Valle Sarraga tell the House of Representatives that such preparations are harmful yet broadly consumed, with proposals to restrict or tax manufacture to curb illegal consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Associated Press
Joe
Benedicto
del Valle Sarraga
Health , Department
House of Representatives
Treasury and Health Department
Tr. del Valle
Ttim
Archalogy Interest Amid Exiled German Emperor and Duerpfeld
A readliption describes former German emperor living in exile with archaeologist Duerpfeld. They discuss Near East digs in Palestine and Syria, Corfu visits, and conversations over years. The piece notes the emperor’s quiet life, family appearances, and interactions with the group including a physician and the Bentincks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerangen
Jane
Timman
Profesor Duerpfeld
Germany
Palestine
Syria
Near East
Holeneaslern
Corfu
Gernswenvier
Achilleton Haven
Cope
Prattyr
Prifresce Dwerptell
Bentincks
Familly
Prigent
Home and Household Tips From Old Newspaper Texts
Practical domestic hints for plant pests grease stains and cleaning. Advice covers killing fungus gnats with crushed malshes, removing grease with warmed flour, buttering pots to prevent boiling over, cranberry tartness reduction with baking soda, whitening piano keys with milk, and milk to treat ink stains with Ivory soap to fade.
Modern English Cottage Style and Cake Making Tips
The piece offers kitchen guidance on precise measures for cookies and cakes, noting risks of too much shortening or sugar and suggesting alternatives like warmed shortening or lard. It shifts to home decor, describing a simple yet elegant English cottage style interior with neutral walls, careful color use, and the role of an interior decorator in selecting fabrics, wallpaper, and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Springfield
Toome
Dirk
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Nella M. Roscoe
Elizabeth M. Jenkins
Spaulding
Goddard
Peso High School
Harriet M. A
DR. Wilkins
Bobby
Resino
Berlin
Europa
Poon
DE Valera
New England
Republic
New Hampshire
Massachusetts House of Representatives
MR. A. A. Young
Cans Wilreck
Frans Josef Jand
Ty Jack
Boston Transcript
Porto Rico
Rainer
Boston
National Biscuit Company
Wasler
Navy
Nettle
N. B. C. Graham
Pia Eis
Amr
Reto
Dave
Dorothy Dexter
Goodrich
Akron
Ohio
Goodrich Next
Silvertown
Goodrich Tires
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