Republicans in House plan conference to cut red tape
Washington June 28 Representatives Ansorge of New York said 100 first term Republicans in the House are dissatisfied with progress at the current special session. He and ten others called for a conference to press for action on taxation reform a protective tariff and other expected measures. Fellow signers include Clark New York Gerow Pennsylvania Knight Ohio Hogan New York Maine Femme Commer and Lanberger California.
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Congress
Washington, D. C
New York
House
Anserge
Representativix Clark
Gerawd
Pennsylvania
Knight
Olno
Hogan
New Yorks
New Iy
Maine
Fema
Commeetinit Bank
Ulinnie
Lanberger
Californe
Members Likely to Ignore Summons in Irish Parliament
Report notes a belief that new party members would ignore a summons to a meeting of the Irish parliament’s upper chamber. Public notices warned press will attend while assembly pursued under the Home Rule act. Only expected to be senators. lower-house electees may skip attendance and salary claims. Incoming elections framed as votes for a republican legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sine Nein
Trish Republican Legis
Satie
Home
Being Brought East
Alleged draft dodger Lian A. Gale is described as being moved east toward Governors New York with heavy guard aboard a second car. The text notes he was entered and departed in a confused sequence, with later mentions of movements and a court or inquiry, all in unclear phrasing.
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San Antonis
Lian
A. E. Gale
New York
Teemigt
Netlere
Gale Wee
Widow Skeffington Influences Irish Peace Efforts
London reports Mrs F Sheehy Skeffington widow of the Irish rebel executed after the Easter Monday rising of 1916 has emerged as an unofficial intermediary for Eamon De Valera. She is said to have played a prominent role in recent peace developments and in liaising with Prime Minister Lloyd George. Information from Dublin on Sinn Fein access to imprisoned leaders remains unclear amid De Valera’s ongoing consultations.
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London
F. Sheehy Skufinjion
Irish Teacer
Ireland
Graphic
Skeffington Iehow
Hondon
Eamon de Valera
Lloyd George
Dublin
Pees
Trish
de Valera
Sinn Moin
de ‘Valera
Nyetia
Special Venire Ordered In Mrs Kabere Murder Trial
Cleveland jurors summoned for the trial of Mrs Catherine Kabere accused of killing her husband Daniel F Raber a wealthy publisher A special venire of 43 will report to Judge Maurice Bernon for opening proceedings A lengthy dispute over seating women on the jury is anticipated with contrasting views from attorneys and the prosecutor who supports broad female juror participation.
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Cleveland
Maurice Bernon
Catherine Kabere
Daniel F. Raber
Wealthy
Venice
Feanvis W. Polson
Richer
Stanton Ie
Germany Fulfills Part of War Railway Car Delivery
Washington reports that Germany has met part of its postwar obligation to return railway material removed during the war. The Inter Allied Railway Commission had demanded 5,000 cars for France and Belgium, with allocations of 3,000 to France and 1,500 to Belgium. Germany states it delivered 2,153 cars to Wilhelm and 1,402 state owned cars plus 344 privately owned cars to France.
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Belgium
France
Washington
Cy Jone
Germany
Franen
Ball Players Trial in Chicago Faces Illness Delays
In Chicago on June 25 the trial involving 18 baseball players and gamblers tied to the World Series scandal resumes as investigators report Franklin and Carl Zork of St. Louis are too ill to attend. An assistant state’s attorney says the illness must not delay court action while investigators travel to St. Louis to verify condition and readiness for proceedings.
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Chicago
En Franklin
Carl Zork
St. Saura
Mate
St. Louis
Ansistant
Forman
Paper mill workers accept arbitration in wage dispute
Albany June 28 striking paper mill workers vote to accept arbitration offered by manufacturers over wage reductions that triggered sit downs at several mills on May 1. International Brotherhood of Paper Makers president Jeremiah Tudint announced the decision as mills prepare to reopen.
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Albany
Canada
Jeremish Tident
International Brotherhand of
Road bandit fired on Fane Be day incident
A disjointed OCR fragment reports a road bandit firing on a day at a location called Fane Be with no injuries. The text includes garbled names and quotes about attempts to stop the suspect and mentions a month and officials, but the core facts are unclear.
Ulster Ministers Headed to Parley Except One
Ulster premier Sir James Craig announced the cabinet has accepted Lloyd George invites for a conference with northern and southern Ireland and the British prime minister. Sir Dawson Bates remains in Belfast due to duties as home secretary. Eamon de Valera meets advisers in Dublin to discuss the invitation as Griffith is held at Mountjoy.
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Belfast
Associated
Presa
James Craig
Ulster
Lloyd George
Northern
Southern Ireland
James
Dawson Bates
Eamonn IM Valera
Dublin
London
Mount Joy
Arthur Grifith
Ae Fein
Sacco and Vanzetti Not In Car Claim Evidence Alters Trial Pace
Dedham June 28 Judge Webster Thayer rules no night sessions for the Sacco-Vanzetti murder trial citing jury digestion and juror health. State witnesses describe car occupants and sightings, noting four men in the vehicle and a pistol pointed at a target, while witnesses differ on motorist descriptions.
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Dedham
Matsa
Webster Thayer
Nicola Barro
Bartolomeo Vanzrtti
North St Ton
Brive
Dorr
North Stoughton Bridgewater Turnpike
Peter Magnan
Keith Prolnties
Eigners
Ha Arrigoni
Braintree
Cy Cross
Sen
Charles G Bonaparte Dies at Age 60 in Baltimore
Charles G Bonaparte former attorney general under Roosevelt died in Baltimore after years of poor health from kidney trouble. He practiced law until late in life and suffered an acute heart attack before passing away on June 8 in Baltimore. He leaves a widow and a distinguished family with German ancestry and ties to local society.
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Baltimore
Charles Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Belle
Bomeparte
Isa
Erry
Jere
Bowery Matteresa
Thie City
British coal strike ends as subsidy to mines urged
London reports the British coal mine strike ending after months of stoppage. Lloyd George plans to seek Parliament approval for a ten million pound subsidy to the mining industry, with miners set to resume work Monday if granted. The subsidy, tabled earlier, follows owners’ reform proposals voted down by miners. The settlement ends a major labor dispute affecting nearly one million miners and many more workers nationwide.
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London
Associated Press
1 IV
Lloyd George
Great Britain
South Wales
Quebec Municipal Strike Near End as Officers Report
Quebec June 28 municipal officials say the firemen and police strike is near an end. Several strike leaders are under arrest and many constables are ready to return under terms set by the city council. Sufficient officers are on duty to maintain order while the Twenty second regiment stands ready for any emergency.
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Quebec
Fire injures three as leather district blaze hits 69 South Street
A June 28 blaze in Boston's leather district caused about 100000 in damage to 69 South Street. Three firemen were overcome by smoke and four others slightly injured when hot air explosions swept through the building on the third floor occupied by W. Millender and Sons leather suppliers. Two firefighters fell from a 60 foot extension ladder but were saved by comrades. Additional damage reached Hurkley and O'Neil, The Simpenn Company, and Resenthall Brothers.
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Boston
South Street
W. Millender and Sons
Millendi
Lone
Hurkley and
O'Neil
Simpenn Company
Resenthall Brothers
Railroad workers vote against wage cut in rails
Chicago June 28 shop craft employees on leading railroads vote nearly solidly against the recent wage reduction ordered by the labor board cutting pay from 85 to 77 cents an hour. Tabulation of the vote was under way for days with totals showing widespread opposition.
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Chicago
Cecorting
Iaiim
Ishor
Toda
Caemerre
Amente Las
Crude Oil Prices Drop Across Multiple Regions
In Pittsburgh and nearby markets crude oil prices fell today with new price points around $2.25 per barrel. Other reductions were noted in Cornea and Somerset regions, with decreases ranging from 15 to 20 cents per barrel, and many listings reflecting adjusted costs in the 11.20 to 1.11 range.
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Pittsburgh
Abe Pritecipeal
Somerset
Of Sets Wrecked
Fragmentary report from unknown location describes wrecked sets and a disrupted event. Mentions Dubie dated June 28 with unclear details of military or police involvement and the presence of soldiers. No definitive names or places are legible.
Suspect Brought Back in Vermont Rail Breaks Probe
Frank Erwin, 24, arrested in Woburn Mass and brought to White River Junction on suspicion of ties to Vermont railroad station robberies. He denies involvement and is being questioned along with details linking him to Noyes and McMaster case in Bethel. A clock and gun belonging to George Root of Bethel were found in his suitcase.
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White River Junction
Frank Erwin
Woburn
Mass
Vermont
G. 4. Hodge
Central Vermont
George Givens
American Railway Express
Ferdinand Noyes
Ite Nicholson
Joby H. McMaster
Bethel
Windsor County
Woodstock
George I
Admired
Noyes
McMinaters
Randolph
Middlesex
Edge
Givens
O'Keefe
George Root
Root
World War Vet Shoots Himself on Farm Near Burlington
Samuel Labshere 28 a World War veteran longtime farm worker near Burlington calmly used a double barrel shotgun to kill himself. He waited until his employer Emmett Sherman left the house then in his room cocked the gun and fired. Death was instantaneous and no motive was found. Labshere home in Cornwall had been employed locally since 1920. He served as a wagoner in the 7th Infantry.
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Burlington
Samuel Labshere
Emmett Sherman
Tinkmewn
Labshere
Mr. Sherman
Labadere
7 Infantry
Lobster Smack Dorothy G Goes Down in Collision
New Hathor Me June 24 The 5 foot lobster smack Dorothy G, carrying 10 000 pounds of lobsters for E Jameson Son, sank after a collision with the 10 ton schooner Le Bo Conrad four miles east of Portland in thick fog. Captain Cleveland P F Lewis of Pernquid and Ralph Crocker, crew of the Dorothy G, leaped for safety. The Dorothy G headed from Portland to Legey WN S with a cargo valued at 2800 dollars.
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New Hathor
Dorothy
E. Jameson & Son
Portsmouth
N. H
le Bo Conrad
Portland
Cleveland PF. Lewis
Pernquid
Ralph Crocker
Dorothy G
Purt
Legeby WN. S
Dorothyi
Local Theatre Sold to New Owners Amid Change
The Movie Theatre changes hands as the prior owners transfer operations to new management. Mr Deeds is set to return to New York. plans include refreshed programming to attract patrons, with First National backing and Sterling upgrades. Mr Com, long in the business, brings broad experience from machine trade and travel.
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Deeds
New York
Focal
Pume Tine
Travoi
Halt to the Baltic delegation inquiry
An International Reform Bureau official and companions spoke at a Saturday event related to a delegation seeking to direct elevated talks. The effort aimed to explain delays and the need to withdraw retraining measures, with a Grebaen figure appearing early in the proceedings.
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Wdereny City
Robert Watson
The
International Reform Bureau
Sve Paenergrers
Oeren - Soveme
Coun
Ecen
Martial law upheld in Mingo county by Governor Morgan
Governor Morgan renews martial law in Mingo county and orders the assessor to enroll all liable for military duty. He directs the sheriff to draft 150 men or accept 130 volunteers to be mustered for state police duties to enforce government orders amid ongoing insurrection and riot and grave danger of greater trouble.
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Charleston
W. Va
Morgan
Mingo County
Perapay
Gan
Compromise Reached On Peace Resolution Knox-Pat Draft
In Washington June 28 Republican conferees from the Senate and House agreed on a draft peace resolution to end the war with y and Austria. The compromise aims to formalize a ceasefire and outline terms for postwar relations.
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Bashing
D.C
Knox-Pat
Austria
Senate
House
Seek Extension Sought in Barre Savings Bank Claims
A receiver G B Carpenter asks Judge S C Wilson for more time to present and prove claims against Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co. The filing covers savings department accounts totaling about 45 200 05 with deposits from 1 to 63 000 and 297 separate depositors totaling 19 488 14. Christmas Savings accounts total 136 entries ranging up to 8000. Vacation cycle accounts show 9 deposits varying to 27 00 totaling 21 00. Additional accounts amount to 4575 with values from 6 to 1000.
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Thasmuch
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
G. B. Carpenter
S.C. Wilson
Savings Department
Christmas Savi
Cary
Anti Beer Bill Moves in Senate After House Setback
In a briefHouse action the Willie Camy beer bill passed 23 to 59 and was sent to the Senate with indications it would be adopted before week’s end. The measure would ban beer sales to the sick and include amendments to the Volntend act to lift restrictions on stronger medicines.
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Senate
D.C. Hamp
Dasnedars
House
Willie Camy
Aleo Amendmante
Harding Commutes Sentences for Covington Men
President Harding commutes the sentences of Henry Kruse Henry Feltmay and George W Meaninger, all of Covington Kentucky. Felman’s sentence includes a fine of 10000 and a bond release cost of 40000. Kruse and Feltman receive prison adjustments while Menninger faces terms from ten to three years for interstate shipment thefts.
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Washingto
Harding
Henry Kruve
Henry Feltmay
George W. Meaninger
Covington
Department of Fietice
Felman
Prism
Kruse
Peltiran
Menninger
Schuberg
Gruen
Pelti
Fog Causes Delay in Navy Airplane Test
A telephone report from the Navy Department states that fog postponed a planned airplane test. The Hampton Roads command reported readiness but weather halted the exercise and the test will be rescheduled.
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Navy Department
Hampton
Reedines
Evacuation Planned Amid Turmoil in City Streets
A planned evacuation order is circulated as tensions rise in the city. Officials indicated the move aims to protect residents as protests flare near public squares. The action follows a statement from authorities about potential risks and safety measures.
Epworth League Institute Enrollment Tops Barre History
Barre sent a 40 member delegation to the Epworth League Institute at Montpelier seminary, the largest from any one place. Total registrations reached 75 with late arrivals expected. Rev. Harold M. Hayward and Amon Betta led early activities as faculty introduced to students amid a rally style reception. A health scare arose as Rev. B. G. Lipsky of Barre fell ill and remained in bed, with Bible study led by Vermont Sunday School Association staff in his absence. The opening week began with a morning watch and a lively drill, promising a successful institute week.
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Barre
Epworth League Institute
Montpelier Seminary
Harold M. Hayward
Ludlow
Amon Betta
Boston
B. G. Lipsky
Mr. Lipsky
Institute
Dean Kelley
Lipsky
How Bins
Vermont Sunday School Association
George H. Redding
Hetts
More motorists go off the road in license actions
Eight motorists faced penalties from Secretary of State Black today. Clarence A. Hunt of Hartford had his operator’s license revoked for operating a car while intoxicated. James B. Roddy of West Rutland was indefinitely suspended for termination. JG Stanhope of Bickford had license revoked for operating a car while intoxicated. Rigor of St. Johnsbury was indefinitely suspended for careless driving. Johnsbury resident Edward Currier of Middlesex received 60 days for running an unregistered car. A P Hitchevek of Cratsbury was indefinitely suspended for careless driving.
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Clarence A. Hunt
Hartford
James B. Roddy
West Rutland
JG. Stanhope
Bickford
St. Johnsbury
Johnsbury
Warren
Middlebury
Edward Currier
Middlesex
A. P. Hitchevek
Cratsbury
Woman Pleads Guilty in Temi nini Drug Raid
Police raided the home of Mrs. Terminini at 7 Abern Place led by Chief Sullivan and Deputy Chief Gamble seeking intoxicating liquor. Mrs Terminini pleaded guilty to selling intoxicating liquors and faced continued sentencing, with bail set at 500 dollars furnished by Nelson Larochelle and Theodore Desourean.
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Mra
Josephine Terminint
Abern Place
Pollen James Sullivan
Harry Gamble
William Wishart
Death at Williamstown claims Flore W. Wire
Flore W. Wire of Williamstown died at 12:80 oclock. Born in Washington on a date in 1846, she was the daughter of FG and Esther Valet White. She married EC. Smith and lived in Williams town, later moving between Washington and the old Keith homestead. Survived by husband, one son Hemad Fo Smith, and four daughters. Funeral Thursday at 2 oclock p.m. Friends asked to refrain from sending flowers.
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Flore W. Wire
Smith
Williamstown
Washington
Esther Valet White
Wil Namitown
Keith Homestead
Fadrsaind Moor
Wilhametown
Shete
Hemad Fo Smith
Georer M. Brighem
Premer
Bond for Roads in Arlington Faces Delayed Vote
Fragmented report notes a July date, a special bond issue for road projects, and voter concerns. It mentions a past tally of 1170 votes with unclear details, several misread words, and references to project costs, engineers, and potential delays before a decision.
Barre forms new Vermont National Guard rifle company
Plans for a Barre machine gun company in the Vermont National Guard advance after meetings between the Board of Trade and the American Legion with Adjutant General H T Johnson. By July 1, Barre must fill quotas. many applications already, with exams at Legion rooms on June 5. Open to ex service and non veterans over eighteen in good health, offering training and pay. Other sites pursue the same unit, but Barre seeks immediate enrollment, limited vacancies, and public interest in the project.
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Barre
Vermont National Guard
Board of Trade
American Legion
H.T. Johnson
Montpelier
Legion Rooms
Gener
Sor Barre
Harte
Legion
Prominent Waterbury Man Erwin Cooley Dies in Burlington
Erwin Cooley a member of a prominent Waterbury family and noted citizen died June 2 at Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington after surgeries for appendicitis and gall bladder complications. Born in Little Brook Gate Token Downing Cooley, he moved with family to Waterbury, attended public schools, Green Mountain Seminary, and worked with his father in manufacturing. He later joined the New London Shipbuilding Co in Boston while retaining residence there. He held memberships in several Masonic and civic organizations. He was married about twenty years ago to Jeasie Straw of Waterbury. they had two children F. Dustin Groly and Miss Henretta Conley, both of Waterbury, and other relatives.
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Erwin Cooley
Burlington
Waterbury
Mary Fletcher
Downing
R. Cooley
Wincocki Linge
Waterfury
A. M
Mt. Calvary
K Ts
Middle
Mt. Sinai Temple
Aes
Jeasie Straw
Bren
F. Dustin Groly
Mise Henretta Conley
Wat Heath
William Cooley
Blanket story of antique items linked to Captain Aldrich
A distorted report describes John Browns Blanket and a collection of antique articles. It mentions Captain Harrison Aldrich and his company in a regiment, a blanket given by a husband, and later transfer to relatives. The piece then references a ceremonial death and public interest, with scattered details about the relics and owners.
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O—Aire Hurrican Allditch
South Newlane
Bass Arp
Tata
Harrison Aldrich
Aldrich
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Southern Parliament of Ireland
Widow Skeffington
Venire
Catherine Raber
Paper Mill
United States
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Panams Cazal
Sir James Craig
Sir Dawson Bates
Sacco
Vanzetti
Charles G. Bonaparte
Municpal
Labor Board
New Ireland
Dubie
International Reform Bureau Oficial
Gov. Morgan
West Virginia
Atainat Baris Axing Oae
Covington, Ky
Iowa
Black
E. C. Smith
Arlington
Ety
Mye
V. NG
Machine Gun Company
Chance
Gister
Legion C & House
John Brown
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