Tariff bill details shift as Ways and Means eyes Wednesday report
Chairman Fordney outlines expected average tariff rates for the administration’s permanent tariff bill and says the measure will likely run slightly below the Payne Aldrich level. He notes wool rates are lower than schedule K and warns of technical adjustments as committees work toward a minority report.
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Fordney
Washington, D. C
Payne-Aldrich
Forilney
3 and Means
Underwood
Hie Dingley
Csbin
United States
the Hill
eneoIny
Senate Yields on Disarmament as House Rejects Changes
Washington June 30 the Borah disarmament plan is approved but most Senate amendments including higher appropriations are rejected by the House. A naval appropriation bill goes back to the Senate for final action to become effective before midnight or the naval year start, requiring Senate yield on all House rejected amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
President Harding to travel regular train for holiday
Washington June 30 President Harding and party will depart tomorrow afternoon for a Fourth of July vacation at Senator Frelinghuysens home in Raritan New Jersey. They will ride in a regular passenger train chair car marking a rare departure from usual presidential travel.
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Washington
D.C
Harding
Frelinghuysen
Raritan
N. J
Stillman Divorce Case Update in Poughkeepsie
James A. Stillman’s divorce proceedings resumed as he dodged cameras yesterday and used a trap door to enter. He entered with his attorneys while Mrs. Stillman conferred with hers. Guardianship questions about Guy Stillman’s paternity were reportedly to be explored by John Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
James A. Stillman
SPEED-UP MEETING IN CONGRESS TAKES NO ACTION
A conference in Washington with about sixty first term representatives discussed speeding up work in Congress and increasing new member participation. The session aimed to protest perceived inaction and limited role in House proceedings, but no formal steps or decisions were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Montpelier Rotarians in Paris on political tour
A Montpelier Rotary delegation travels via horse and carriage from New York to Paris after attending international droplets in Edinburgh. The group includes Thomas Bragewell and several colleagues as they join delegates to the Rotary Congress, with state officials and veterans assisting. The trip, tied to forestry and civic duties, continues toward San Francisco with involvement of Vermont and Massachusetts figures.
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Thomas Bragewell
Bury
CB Parks
Grand Ile A
AL Mortimer
Barre Tieorge
Thomas
Welle Rivegy
Pauly
Canajoharis
Miden Fi
Russell
Natick
Mass
Carl W. Dwyer
Ent
Berkshire
Mra Mumer Talis
Portland
Sheldon
Gah
Pame Civeimieckioner
Paris
Amercarten
Zema
Rotary
Edinburgh
Jamie Hartines
Tae Age Boi
Chimmisshaer
Thierry
Reliean
Howsif Alnet
Vermont
Anders
Helen Merrell
Kemerdty
Senate of
Biome
Barre
Welker
Lene
Berthiem
Stocks in rapid break on tariff fears
Stock prices fell sharply in the first hour as higher duties under the Fordney tariff heightened fears. Mexican and Pan American markets showed declines, with many major shares dropping two to sev points as investors reeled from the tariff news and revised earnings outlooks.
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New York
Fordney
Pan Amelcas
Fragmentary Caption Hints at Team Names and Aftermath
A garbled OCR line hints at team names and events after a game or match. The readable bits show phrases about teams, writing, and an aftermath but lack clear specifics on who played or what occurred.
Britain to renew Anglo Japanese treaty with changes
London reports the Pall Mall Gazette and Globe say Britain's cabinet decided to renew the Anglo Japanese treaty. Discussions center on modifications suggested, with attention to the special relation to U S attitude and India's position.
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London
Associated Press
Pall Mall Gazette and Globe
India
Cost of living declines shown in 1941 figures
Washington June 30 cost of living fell 16.7 percent from June 1920 to May 1941 based on city prices surveyed by the department. Excluding fuel, light and housing, all items eased between June 1920 and May 1941 as figures indicate a broad drop in consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Henry Betowes
Mass Uprising in Constantinople Reported After British Raid
June 30 reports say Turks and Bolsheviki plan a rising in Constantinople as Allied troops under Gen Harrington raid Bolshvik-occupied buildings. British soldiers seize arms and arrest suspects during the operation in the city.
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Constantinople
Preas
AP Ce Hte
Antares
Harrington
Zeterdey
New Haven Plans Wage Cuts On Rail Workers Tomorrow
New Haven Conn June wage reductions on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railways, authorized by the United States labor board, will take effect starting tomorrow. Officials announced the cut after the board’s instructions were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New York
Hartford
United States Labor Board
Miss Ryan Qualifies For Semi Final In British Turf Court
English and California pair Rambo Lys gett and Miss Elizabeth Ryan defeated opponents FM. B. Oliver and Mee Peapick of England in the fourth round of the mixed doubles at the British turf court teenie championships. Their victory advances Laertz and Mise Ryan to the semi finals.
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Wimbledon
England
Rambo Lys Gett
Eileabeth Ryan
California
FM. B. Oliver
Mee Peapick
Laertz
Mise Ryan
Defense witnesses recount details in double murder trial
Testimony from defense witnesses in a Plymouth trial cites Hurtolomer Vengett and Nicola Secon in a four year old North Plyameth case. A court clerk read a report describing a delivery of cash and items to a relative on the day of the crime as a key element. The trial concerns a deadly incident labeled the Sewth Ministrer murder with various dates and locations noted.
Paper Strike Arbitrator In Watertown
An arbitration matter in Watertown Syracuse area involves Frank Irvine, a former official, amid a dispute over service terms and street methods. The details reference a selection of four involved parties and an ongoing process to resolve the strike.
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Watertown
Frank Irvine
Pervice
Wettin
Cement Trust Sued Over Anti-Trust Action in New York
Washington D C June 30 Attorney General Daugherty announced civil proceedings charging violation of the anti-trust law would be instituted today in federal court in New York against the Cement Manufacturers' Protective Association its officers and members. He said members produced about 90 percent of the Port Linta cement used in the northeastern United States.
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Washington, D. C
Daugherty
Tor
New York
Cement Manufacturers’ Protective Association Act
Ite
United States
Harding Signs Bill for 150000 Army
President Harding signed the army appropriation bill directing a regular army reduction to 150,000 by October 1. He urged Congress to consider further legislation to ease the government’s obligation to enlisted men whose discharge the cut will require.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hating Tovlay
Congress
Woman seeks place of father in Congress
Chicago, June 30. Winifred Mason Buck, youngest daughter of the late William E. Mason, today announced her candidacy to succeed her father as congressman at large from Minnesota. Mother of four, she says she will run in a special election if needed. Also reported is the arrest in Burlington of a suspect tied to last Friday’s robberies in Williamstown.
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Chicago
Mre
Winifred Mason Buck
William’ E. “Mason
Miinels
Tins Ponies
Ae Saya
Bethel Laundry Incident and Scythe Injury Reported
Mia Palmiro Rossi injured her left forearm at a Bethel laundry when her hand was caught in a power wringer. Dr. O Y Greene treated her after she applied an emergency brake. She remains prostrated but can do some work with her right hand. Leonard A Hayes wounded by a scythe wrapped in paper. awaits stitches from Dr. Greene and cannot work for two to three weeks. Mildred Shaw calls a meeting for all boys to prepare for the parade at 7 o'clock Friday evening at the mecqul home.
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Mia Palmiro Rossi
O.Y. Greene
Aha
Leonard Hayes
Leopant
A. Hayes
de. Greens
Mildred Shaw
Elactatique
Mebcul Hwhime
Talk of the Town items and obituaries mixed in one note
Senny returned to Willes Baker at the Central House where he is night clerk after three years as morning clerk. Mrs George K Huntington of Washington dies at home at 5 this morning after illness. Funeral plans to follow in tomorrow’s paper. Also mentions church wedding and other notices from St Johnsbury area and local events including a ballpark page about Lincoln campus and the American something recruitment, with various names and places in scattered fragments.
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Senny
Rae
Willes Baker
Central House
St. Johnsbury
George K .Huntington
Washington
Lincoln
Sanean
Gavires
Amd & Fopaiet Jong Aus
Gertie Hewre
Havre
Opening Race at Waterbury Track July 4
Vermont racing season opens next Monday July 4 at Waterbury fair grounds with four races on the program. Trainers and owners from Barre Montpelier and Brookfield enter horses in classes 3 minute and 25, plus a green race. Notable entries include Punch Dean Thel ana P Lady Dreamer Helen Dean Junior Dillard and Major Dean as they race for training and experience before larger fair stakes.
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Waterbury
Old Barre
Atom
Barre
Kenson
Vermont
Fair Grounds
Caas
Punch Dean
Arthur Daly
Montpelier
F. A. Slayton
Thelana P
Fred Ralph
Brookfield
Walter Brook
Archie Johnson
Hal Wilkes
Lady Dreamer
Mr. Bombard
Brooklyn Street
Helen Dean
Slayton Stables
Rand March
Lowell Meneml
Junior Dillard
W. S. Page
Elmore
Station Thief Sentenced: Patsy Barrone Two Years
Patsy Barrone, resident of Chicago, was sentenced in municipal court to not less than two nor more than five years in Windsor state prison for breaking into the New Haven Junction station and stealing a large quantity of tickets. The break occurred Tuesday morning. tickets were found on the track and in Rutland by Officer Packard after Barrone’s arrest. Barrone pleaded guilty, claiming youth and age, while authorities, led by State's Attorney George Stone, pursued swift punishment.
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Patsy Barrone
Middlebury
Chicago
Midge Dickens
Leen
Windsor
New Haven Junction
Barrenee
Pink
Packard
Rutland
Freigh Yards
Barrone
George Stone
Vergennes
Former trap champ Fred Erb Jr dies at 63 in Lafayette
Fred Erb Jr aged 63, once a national dating champion, died at his Lafayette home after a paralytic stroke a week earlier. The late sport figure had notable spa scores including Theodore Roosevelt and John Jacob Astor.
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Fred Erb, Jr
Lafayette
Ind
Theodore Roosevelt
John Jacob Astor
Randolph Village Meeting Adopts Budget and Resigns Officers
The Randolph annual village meeting held in the high school auditorium accepted resignations of officers including C. W. Danyow and H. M. Gaylord. Fred Dudley elected as second trustee, band concerts funded, street lighting and repairs approved, and poll tax duties assigned. Remarks noted attendees and local officials attending postmeeting events.
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Briggs
Pice
C. W. Danyow
Ernest Tracy
pAt d Zink
Indictment Not Probable In Dempaty Carpentier Bout Case
Prosecutor Pierre Garvin taslay said he would not recommend to the Hudson County grand jury that it indict the Dempaty Carpentier boxing bout block unless the International Reform Bureau provides more facts. Reported from Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Pierre Garvin -Taslay
Associated Press
International Reform Inireau
Hudson County Grand Jury
Death of South Cabot farmer Nicholas Gaulin
Nicholas Gaulin a South Cabot farmer died at Barre City hospital last night after a serious operation performed last Saturday for appendicitis. His condition worsened with heart trouble before he passed. He moved from Massachusetts to run a large farm in South Cabot two years ago and was born in St Edwidge Quebec 45 years ago. He leaves his wife and three sons Romeo 18 Francis 18 and Candid 14, along with four brothers and four sisters in Canada. His body was taken to Marshfield and will go to St Edwidge for burial Monday.
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Nicholas Gaulin
South Cabot
Barre City Hospital
Gaulin
Massachusetts
St. Edwedge
P. Q
United States
Romeo
Francis
Candide
Canada
Alax Gaulin
Driver Killed When Lantern Light Fails on Marlboro Bridge
At Hast Marlboro Vermont Halifax farmer Walter L Stetson was killed when his Ford left a bridge and plunged about six feet. Three men rode in the car including Charles Baxter and his son Wil Buster both of Halifax. Stetson died from a fractured skull. Baxter suffered three broken ribs. the father was badly brain damaged. The lantern attached to the gestator provided only faint illumination. The accident occurred Tuesday night as the trio headed toward Marlboro without proper head lights. Mrs Margaret Hunter of Boston is his widow. a one year old daughter survives with one brother. The other car occupants escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrattleboro
Walter L. Stetson
Marlboro
Mr. Stetson
Charles Baxter
Wil Buster
Halifax
Will Baxter
Land Father
Marlbere
Wiles 1
Stefasn
Wilsnington
Rieteom
Local notices and arrivals linger in a small town news page
The item list mentions Mr and Mrs A B Nichols hosting at South Main Street while Milton Tereon and Marvin visit. Beatrice Knapp recovers at Rexall drug store after illness. Mrs Hill Street plans absence due to bed rest. William H Olliver hosts a anniversary gathering. Hester Jones arrives for an extended stay to arrange a move to Santa Cruz, Cal. John R McKenzie moves from Pain Street to Barrington for summer work. John Merkens is promoted in telegraph service. The text records various relocations and social}{
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A. BR. Nichols
Milton Tereon Ped
Marvin
A. G. Miles Lime
South Main Street
Felehy
Misa
Beatrice Knapp
Hill Street
Bern
Rexall Drug Store
Grip
William H. Olliver
Himine
Jone
Hester
Santa Cruz
Cal
Gove
Pain Street
Uiion
Tim
Hax
Rowton Ae
Stre
Barrington
Morrotfee
Hbo
Moreeenger
Lotnene
Willem Mutent
Terelay Crewing
Mrs Barres
Haliekter
Mix Sanam
Dempsey Prize Fight Report From Barre Times
Barre readers receive a full Dempsey prize fight report with bulletins timed to air from ringside. The Times provides descriptive rounds and a final fight summary as the action unfolds, mirroring AP service for rapid local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Office
Associated Press
Barre
Barre Vermont guardsmen push for 12 more enrollments
The Barre machine gun company of the Vermont National Guard reports 12 new applicants bringing total to 42 with 20 openings still available. Physical exams start at 2:30 PM in the American Legion hall and may continue into the evening as more enlistments are pursued. Adjutant H. T. Johnson and a regular army officer will inspect at 7:30 PM.
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Barre
Vermont National Guard
American Legion Hall
H. T. Johnson
Legion
Arthur Tite
Elmer Crawford
Stephen J. Dineen
Dalton Wright
Arthur Young
Carl Johnson
Harold Stacy
Lucian Bilodeau
Lewis
Birnie
Reginald Kendall
William Mc Nulty
Roland W. Kelly
Vermont World War history commission meets at State House
Historians Justin WillamtH Taylor and Fred C. Martin Bennington plus Major William H.ee Be lows Falls and Major Edward F. Smitly St Albans and the secretary of civil and military affairs met on June 28 to organize. Taylor was elected chairman and Mr. Willcox secretary. They discussed secretary and historian roles and the work scope. The meeting adjourned to August 1 with duties assigned to propose qualified persons for the project. The group seeks capable individuals to document Vermont’s WWI activities and the contributions of men and women who served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Willamth. Taylor
Hardwick
Fred C. Martin Bennington
William H.ee
Belows Falls
Edward F. Smitly
St. Albans
Vermont
State House
Justice Taylor
Willcox
Unfit to Operate Car Leads to Licensing Action
Albury indefinitely prohibited from driving after intoxicated driving report. Secretary invoked loss of license for Pearl Bearer at Lew Maven amid motor vehicle enforcement. Unclear details mention Fletcher of St Johnsbury, Jeffersonville and St Albans incidents, including machine welding and rotary state reach.
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Albury
Causite
Lew Maven
Almon i Fletcher
St. Johnsbury
BF Nolde
Jeffersonville
SA Watson
St. Albans
W. Tift
Breuebieng
Unclear fragment on bridge project supervision and crew
A fragmented report describes a supervisor named Vader overseeing a team of engineers from a site near Cher and a Camel's highway project. Details are garbled and names appear misspelled, with no clear outcome or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Goodrich
Warterville Mystery Resists Clear Riddle
Local pages show fragmentary text about a mystery involving a person named Albert with uncertain roles and dates. The readable bits hint at a news item or notice but lack full context or verifiable details. The article fragment suggests a question about a meeting or event in the town with unclear participants.
Taft Seen as Likely Chief Justice Nominee
Washington June 30 officials expect former President Taft to be nominated as chief justice of the United States soon. Some believe an official announcement could come today, but many in the administration think no nomination will be made before Congress returns after the Fourth of July recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harding
Taft
United States
Rex Fortune Teller Appears In Court In St Albans
Rex a fortune teller based at the Spencer house for weeks was arraigned in St Albans city court on charges of transporting liquor into the United States and furnishing liquor. He pleaded not guilty and bail of 8400 in each case was set, with hearings scheduled for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albans
Rex
Spencer House
St. Albans
United States
Community notices and a drowning tragedy headline the village paper
Warren Parks and his son visit Averilla guests of the Parks family. Mrs Waterman and two children leave Plainfield to continue summer visits. Arthur Crawford starts summer work with A. W. Badger. Clyde Lawliss returns from Holyoke after aunt Effie Wolfe’s funeral. A July 4 Tarre community program features multiple entertainers and season tickets are on sale. An auction on the Barre Montpelier road sells parcels including a cottage to Benedicts and others. A drowning accident at the local swimming hole claims 20 year old Dante Malmath after being pulled from the water. crowd hesitation and failure to assist are noted as the search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Parks
Grand Isle
Harry Parks
Averilla
Paul Waterman
Corcert
Arion
New Englanders
International
Princess Naroomer Cu
Alen
Tarre
Ady
F. L. Huntington
Barre-Montpelier Road
TD. A. Perry
Perry Real Estain
Rarbarn
Montpelier
Barres
Mre
Elizaberle Pareone
Berlin
Dewey Pante
H. J. Curtix
Auido Maine
Hajiroad Street
Piqua
Dante
Barre
Erhog
Dente Malmath
Ace
Park Avenun
Drewne
Perd Gurnthner
Thie Place
Centhner Finnelly
Guenther
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Pres. Harding
Stillman
Bnienten
Britain
U. S
Labor Board
Miss Ryan
She
Randolph Lycett
Fisher
Mrs. Peacock
Sacco
Vanertti
Dedham
Jedge Frank Irvine
Itheca
Cement Trust
Mra
William E. Manon
Williamstown
Burlington
Bethel
Toman
Talk OF
the Town
Saiting
Randolph
Fred Dudley
H.W. Holden
Mrs Oath
Berens
Tia
Benelewt
Mont Wednonday
Charlotte Morris
Metager
Mithal
Sacha
Ane
Mina Iveiter
Carl Harvey
East Albury
Werstervilee
Aebert
Supreme Court
Anne
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