Barre Daily Times notices and masthead entry
Barre Daily Times publishes weekday afternoon issues under Frank E. Langley as publisher. The 1920 item shows standard postal matter and imprint details for Barre, reinforcing the newspaper’s masthead and publication schedule.
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Barre Daily Times, Inc
Frank E. Langley
Barre
Vermont and national issues mix in the postwar landscape
The article surveys political clashes and public health actions, noting criticism of Governor Johnson and President Wilson era resignations. It highlights university leadership changes at the University of Vermont, Governor Bailey as acting president, and Malley’s upcoming tenure. It also covers Vermont congressmen Dale and Gibson in the wartime veterans' vote dynamic, with lingering soldier voting expectations.
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Washington
Wilson
Benedict Crowell
Crowell
War Department
Guy W. Bailey
University of Vermont
Guy Potter Benton
Bailey
Malley
Porter H. Dale
Island Pond
Congress
Dale
Ernest W. Gibson
Bratsleboro
Gibson
67Th
Pioneer Infantry
First Vermont Infantry
John W. Gordon
Barre
Twymond Trainor
White River Junction
Giermans
Johnson IIL temper revealed in post convention flap
Senator Johnson of California shows petulance weeks after the Republican national convention over what he calls broken faith by delegates from certain states. He brands them unworthy of trust and accuses the party’s leadership of subverting American democracy by commandeering delegate influence. Continued dispute signals strain within the GOP after Chicago gathering.
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California
Chicago
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Efert
Bere Forrest Ie
United
Sealee Howe
Jodie
Joleen
Political clash over suffrage and party unity at Chicago
The Wilson administration pushes Tennessee to call a special session on the suffrage amendment while Governor Cooper agrees. Harding and Connecticut and Vermont governors resist. Butler and Wood clash over the presidential nomination. The Illinois convention is portrayed as shaping Republican fortunes amid intra party tensions and accusations of malice.
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Tennessee
Harding
Conncticut
Vermont
Springfield
Betwen
Nicholas Murray Butler
Leonard Wood
Coloumbia University
Butler
Butler ix
Woodholly
Col Procter
Chicago
Republican Party
Thay
Iholas Murray Butler
University Heights
Fires Often Sparked on Farm Roofs in 1918 Report
The article notes that more than a million dollars in losses were linked to fires caused by sparks on inflammable farm roofs in 1918. It cites 38 states reporting such fires, totaling 715,151 in losses, and explains spontaneous combustion risks in hay and stored materials while urging vigilance to prevent ignition. It also discusses general fire hazards from chimney defects and careless handling of matches amid high prices and housing shortages.
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Ee Cuaned Bey
United States
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Vermont
Mutual Savings Bank
Washington County
Pees
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Sheffield Cutlery Seeks US Market Share Rise
Cutlery from Sheffield exports to the United States have declined in recent years with shipments mainly comprising pocket, pen, and butcher knives. Sheffield manufacturers doubt they can undercut current US producers and hope America will expand its market for high grade Sheffield cutlery. A commercial amalgamation among leading cutlery houses aims to cut costs and share labor ideas while maintaining financial independence.
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United States
America
Shefield
Had His Lesson. Commuter Rejects Soy Complaints
A commuter rebukes a complaint about rail service citing personal experience. He refuses to accept soy complaints and asserts he will not endure further disruptions as the train is slated to run again the following day. Washington Stay.
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