U S Embassy Guarding Dispute Avoided in Mexico City
Nelson O Shaughnessy, American chargé, asked Huerta to desist from sending extra guards. He reported two policemen already stationed at the embassy area were sufficient protection. Huerta offered to supply police and regretted marines being sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
Morel Aero
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Hus
Crom
O'Shaughnes
Pollconwa
O'Shaughnesy
Ine
Ard
Legation
Washington May Recognize Malti Rebels Soon
Secretary Bryan announced that the United States will recognize Malti rebels led by Oreste Zamor as the new government. Zamor, formerly northern department governor and minister of war, and his brother Charles, routed rivals and proclaimed himself president after a revolution that reshaped the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hiast
Gener Oreste
United States
Bryan
Persident Zorsor
Marshall urges daily kiss as cure for divorce
Vice President Marshall addressed about 1,000 at the Bedford branch YMCA on "The New Puritan." He praised daily affection in marriage, noting the old Puritan spared Sunday kisses while not condemning knowing another man’s wife, and urged faith and candor in domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marshall
Bedford
Young Men's Christian
Lyn
Mr. Marshall
Cardinal George Kapp Stricken In German Hospital
Cardinal George Kapp, Germanys highest Catholic dignitary, is seriously ill in Troppat Silesia with meningitis. He is in his sixties and undergoing treatment as officials monitor the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kapp
Germany
Arent. Nuny
Troppat
Anatrion
Silesia
Formed a Pro-vty Club in Lyndonville Mares
Lyndonville residents organized a Proty club Saturday with 2 of 250 voting members enrolled. Officers elected include President W S Powers and Vice Presidents E A Cook B E Wells, Secretary George McDonald, Treasurer F B Col Blodgett, and an executive committee. Prouty clubs have begun in Danville Groton West Hardwick Htarnet Kirby Wheelock Sutton and Shotfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndonville
Mares
W. S. Powers
E. A. Cook
BE. J. Wells
George McDonald
Ol. Blodgett
M. Campell
Dh. We Titecomb
J. B Chase
A. F. Humphrey
de. CCL Waller
Arthur Simpson
Prouty
Danville
Groton
West Hardwick
Htarnet
Kirby
Wheelock
Sutton
Shotfield
Five Children Survive Coal Gas Leak Near Dartemmouth
Early Sunday in Dartemmouth Ohio railroad foreman John Whalen woke to a strange scent and found his five children unconscious from coal gas. Quick action saved their lives after his investigation revealed the danger from a nearby coal fire vent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartemmouth
John Whalen
Boston & Maine Railroad
Clinton Atrest
Fire destroys four story business block in St Louis
A fierce daytime fire in St Louis caused about 254000 in damage destroying one four story building and severely damaging two others in the business district. The blaze of unknown origin swept the area as cold winds shifted, with investigators assessing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lois
Furetory
Headless Woman Identified in Hampton Beach Finding
Portamouth New Hampshire March 2 identification of a headless woman found at Hampton beach on Noy was made yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Wiltur B. Shaw. Clothing identified by Mrs. Mary Bullard as belonging to Mary Leonard Danielson wife of George H. Danielson. Danielson employed as a housekeeper for Mrs. Willard until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portamouth
N. H
Hampton Beach
Noy
Wiltur B. Shaw
Mary Bullard
Water Street
Mary Leonard Danielson
George H. Danielson
Elf
Danielson
Talk of the Town and city weather chaos
Miss Jenny Holmes of Boston arrived in the city for a week visiting and demonstrating Toasted Corniaked at Smith and Cummings. A six week old girl, Margaret Ellen Consell, died after three days illness. The Catholic cemetery service is planned. A nurses banquet formed an alumna association. Candy demonstrations at Cummings and Lewistore drew crowds with four thousand pounds distributed. Snow storms and flooding forced streets to flood. police and city workers labored to clear roads. A deer and a horse incident near city park highlighted concerns over animal care and enforcement. Traffic ran wild on North Main Street as horses and vehicles tangled with shoppers and a distant motorcar accident unsettled downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Holmes
Boston
Smith & Cummings
Margaret Ellen
Matrick Consell
Burinbaa
Marte City Hospital
Nurses’ Hone
Elm Street
Mixa E. Outram
Cummings & Lewistore
Sutyndey
P Atte Pharmacy
All Jong
J. E. Ward
J. C de Brane
Washington
North Main
DeBraue
Rivir Leta
City Park
Washington County Huntune Society
North Main Street
Thall
South Main Street
Lovered Bridge
Gor
Sowden
Main
Washington Streets
Aldrich Public Library
Wilson explains Mexican policy on Villa and Carranza
Washington says General Villa no longer acts under Carranza and will not allow the American commission to examine William Benton Henton’s body until Mexico is consulted. President Wilson notes postponement is due to new instructions and awaits orders, while promising the commission may start soon if ready. In Juarez the Benton inquiry stalls as Col. Fidel Avila blocks the train to Chihuahua, with no government authority in Juarez to act. Villa and Carranza control northern Mexico, and only they can order actions affecting the mission. Marion Letcher and George Carothers facilitate limited movement amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
General Villa
General Carrana
William S. Henton
Washington
Cacranya
Wilson
Villa
Mr. Wilson
United States
Mexico
Thoas
Juaree
George Carothers
State Department
Chihuahua
Accident Report From Elm Tree Incident
Slow recovery noted after a tree fell while two men chopped an elm near a Waterbury home. One man was struck and face down, another escaped branches and aid arrived. He was taken to hospital and shows improvement though still not fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Mare
Eugeny Marrey
Harvey
Carranza Delayed Proceedings In Benton Inquiry
Chituaima March 2 General Ville said today that the orders of the Benton investigation were tailed by General Carranen who was determined to handle all diplomatic subjects himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chituaima
Ville
Benton
Carranen
Funeral at Waterbury for Mrs. Fred Soup
The funeral for Mrs. Fred Soup o was held at the Waterbury Methodist Church with Rev. W. E. Douglass and Mrs. D. W. Cooley at the organ. Bearers included Arthur Soup, Mr. Miller, Adolph Keron, and Joseph Germain. Burial followed in the village centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Fred Soup O
W. EE. Douglass
D. W. Cooley
Arthur Soup
Mr. Miller
Springfield
Adolph Keron
Joseph Germain
Adolph Miller
Carl Miller
Feed Soup
Arthur’ Soup
Adolph Kerne
Crossett Hill
Slit
Spring
Fragmentary tale from Turkgeton News on Montpelier liquor cases
Holmick Jackson quotes a heated debate about Narre and Montpelier liquor licenses. The report cites arrests for illegal liquor, large quantities seized, and alleged connections to Barre and Waterbury. The piece mentions city leaders voting no, with figures on confiscated spirits and tax implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicenae Teaue
Turkgeton News
Holmick Jackson
Narre
Montpelier
Ture Hington Ander
Josquer Vlaeh
Peconler
Barre
Nexpreus
Holington
Raere
Hele Jackin
Barre municipal election looms with ward contests seen
Barre braces for tomorrow's municipal election as all ward polling places are ready. A heavy vote is expected with aldermanic battles in three wards and school commission races in three wards amid license and state issues. turnout likely strong with 40 more voters on the rolls than last year and candidate lists across five ballots. Terminology reflects a bustling civic scene with multiple party tickets and varied contests in Ward 4 at Brook street schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
State House
Brook Street
Beckley Street
Pre-Election Sermon Urges Barres No Vote
Rev P M Meana delivers annual pre election sermon at St Monica's church urging Barre voters to reject license. The discourse links temperance to parishioners duties and Catholic church stance, citing liquor seizure cases and community actions against license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere
P. M. Meana
St. Monica's Church
Elymch
America
PM. McKenna
St. Monica's Churety
Fr. McKenna
Paris
Clement
Satan
Barre
Ihve
Lcense
Cty
John Clark
Ments
A. Tomasi Black
Sargent
Clark
St. Monica’s
Creatno
Battle For Humanity
Jones Bros
Celsa Boletth
Jon
Fraser
Boletti
Leense
Ape
Holettl
Omver Gamble and Munity
Christ
Moobol
Barm
Ignatius
Syorrns
Asia Minor
Fae Can
Arianium
Fu Tan
Ignatis
United States
Vermont banks pay higher taxes in 1913 season
Barre Savings Bank and Trust Co and other Vermont savings banks report tax increases for the year ending December 31 1913 with totals rising to $106030.10 for six months and overall taxes up sharply from prior years. The report notes higher corporate taxes insurance taxes and added state charges pushing annual tax outlays higher than a decade earlier. Barre Saves adds 5000 to surplus and records a granite towel dividend and surplus credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Savings Banke and Trust Companies
Rata
Atl Corporation
Linn Companins
Tashout
Expect Boy to Recover After Hunting Accident
Payette Stevens of Bolton, 15, shot in the groin while hunting in Honey Hollow. The bullet struck a bone but was not deemed immediately life threatening as he was rushed to Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Marcel
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Fayette Stevens
Igrein
A. G. Stevens
Willie Larned
Stevens
Honey Hollow
Young Larned
Fred Jewett
Mr. Jewett
Holton Village
William Troup honored by Granite Lodge and Clan Gordon
Large delegations from Organized labor Granite Lodge No 25 F and AM and Clan Gordon No 12 OS attended the funeral of William Troup a noted early granite cutters union figure in Vermont. The service at his home 187 North Seminary Street followed by a vault burial at Kilwood Cemetery. Attendees included visitors from South Ryegate Williamstown and Haverstraw New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Lodge
A.M
Clan Gordon
William Troup
Granite Cutters’ Union
Vermont
North Seminary
Treat
Duncan Salmond
First Presbyterian Elimeh
Robert Troup
Charles Keith
James Glas
Pever Thom
Wiliam Emstie
James Edwards
Klawood Cemetery
John Melver
South Ryegate
Juln Benue
John and Heorge Mare
Williamatown
William J. Trowp
Haverstraw
N. Vo
Marshfield Boy Missing From Marshfield VT vicinity
Harold Saxby, 16, of Marshfield, Vermont, ran away from home February a0. His father asked Plymouth New Hampshire police to locate him. He is described as about 5 feet 4 inches tall, 100 pounds, light hair and eyes, wearing a small checked gray suit, square cut coat, long trousers, brown shoes, and a white shirt with a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Saxby
Portsmouth
N. H
Plymouth
Saxby
Marshiek
Binsom
Harold Rat Saxby
Syn
Stolen Black Mare From St Albans Farm
A black mare valued by a St Albans farmer was stolen in February. A 15 year old boy and a man named Charles Thihwutt of Orchant Street were implicated. the mare, with red gear, vanished near Tertwoon sewer. Police notified and alerted neighboring officers, but no trace by Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albans
Mare
Charles Thihwutt
Palm Department
Vermonters in town over two federal collectorships
In Springfield Mississippi a Washington correspondent notes Vermonters visit to discuss two federal collectorships at Burlington and Barre. Mayor J I Bark e of Burlington and F J G H Pape of Barre are aligned as progressive Democratic candidates for three positions, with insiders predicting possible wins next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Miss
Washington
Burlington
J. 1 Barke
F. J.G. H. Pape
Barre
Ace
Reverend Richards Accepted St Johnsbury Call
Rev B F Richards of South Rowton has accepted the pastorate of the North Congregational Church in St Johnsbury. He will move his family and begin work in mid April, after the call is read this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Richards
North Congregational Church
St. Johnsbury
BF Richardy
South Rowton
North Congregations
Ucue
de Richwide
Berg
Local Tickets and Candidates for City Elections
Fragmentary OCR lists names and addresses for alderman and school commissioner races. Entries show multiple tickets including Socialist, Citizens, and Independent with candidates in Ward One, Ward Four, Ward Six and various street addresses in a historical city election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Patterson
People’s
Wy. Suitor
Bolster Place
Eadwin Keaxt
Prospect Street
Citizened
George W. Srhie
North Main
Tree People's
Thitside Avenue
William W. Thupsell
Laurel Street
Independent
Alexander E. Bruce
Brooklyn Street
Citizens
Alexander W. Ritchie
North Main Street
Sodinliat
Alexander Gordon
Spuraiding Street
Alexander Tronside
Ayers Street
John €. Davidson
R. Hutchinson
VSP
Atin Streets
Girl Fatally Hurt by Train at Crossing
St Johnsbury reports 10 year old Marguerite Thibodeau of Rheorge Thibodeau family was fatally injured after a Bowton and Maine crossing accident. She was run over while attempting to crawl under stalled train. Both legs severed above the knees. Child in St Johnsbury hospital in dying condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johnsbury
Marguerite Thibodeau
Rheorge Thibodeau
Bowton & Maine Croening
Pooring
Lucinia
Tevlere
St Johesbury Hospital
Prayer Services Held for Martin Van Buren Freeman
Prayer services for Martin Van Buren Freeman, who died at Rox Mass, were Sunday at 2 p.m. at Badger & Cos. Rev. J W Barnett officiated. The body arrived in Barre early yesterday. Bearers included Frank Kinny, QOH Perry, and Messrs Pred and Arthur Bailey of Northfield, siblings of Mrs Freeman. Remains placed in Elmwood receiving vault. interment to be in the Freeman family plot at Elmwood in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin van Buren Freeman
Rox
Badger & Cos
J W. Barnett
Congregational Church
Barre
Frank Kinny
Qoh. Perry
Messrs
Pred
Arthur Bailey
Northfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Embassy
Malti
ST. Louis
Weather Forecast
Colter
Mary L. Danielson
Talk OF
the Town
Carranza
Juarez
Chiluahua
Hinton
Fidel Avila
Mt Pee
Pasa
Eugene Harvey
Fred Soup
Rev. W. E. Douglass
Holmes Jackson
Ward
Baltiwick Mtth
Civil Authority
Ita Hi. Ward
Kirk Street
Citipene
Don
Ih di Te Matthews
Church Street
Elmwood Avenue
Lot
James Scott
Maple Avenue
Social
Richard Ciardi
Granite Shreet
Socialist
J. A. Healey
Tremont Street
Citenn
Paul Hetwall
Hall Street
W. B. Marrion
Worthen Tack
Cititone
Sl Sullivan
Aynew Street
Turion Tassie
Wiest Street
Ward Tren
John F Cogk
Ot East Pheel
Citizens Ticket
Aqua Para
Alexandre
Orlando
Orlando All Bis
Vittorio
J A. A. Sargent
A. G. Fay
John L. Dineen
Gamble
Ed. J. Merced
Fenty
Orlando Apartments
Barre Savings Bank and Trust
Additin
Payette Stevens
Will
Troup
Marshfield
Finder
Charles Thibault
Burke
Pape
Martin V. B. Freeman
Roxbury, Mass
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