Britain Won't Rush to Judgment Over Mexico Death
London reports intense public anger at Carranza’s alleged effort to stir US Britain relations. In Commons Sir Edward Grey stated immediate action may be taken if the US fails to secure satisfaction. Britain reserves the right to act independently to secure separation whenever possible amid the Renton death investigation delays.
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London
Mexico
Wilma
Renton
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Eitia Isles
Regaries
Carrinea
British Empire
United States
Investigating Commission Sees Uprising Over Ranch Murder
The investigators face a tense scene as Marion Letebor the American consul arrives and Villa admits Custay Ranch, an American, was killed by enemies. Taetolich meets with Zavhly Cobb and George C. Carothers as doubts linger on whether to proceed to Ciilunlnaa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benten
Marion Letebor
Onikintan
Villa
Custay
Special Gold Medal for Col Goethals
Washington March 3 Colonel George W Goethals builder of the Panama Canal to receive the Geographical Societys special medal at the annual banquet tonight President Wilson toasts Secretary Bryan to act as toastmaster The medal is the third of its kind after Peary and Amundsen inscription credits Goethals for the worlds relief in the canal project
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
George W. Goethals
Ene Coal Gn
Eee Geographical Society
Winnon
Bryan
Robert FE. Peary
Roald Amunsden
Goethal
National Geographical Society
George Washington Goethals
Panama
Fowler Indictment Dismissed In New York Trail
Everett P Fowler once labeled the Tammany bag man had an indictment for extortion dismissed by Supreme Court Justice Vernon M Davis. The charge claimed Fowler extorted 250 from Seneca P Hull over a political contribution linked to state highway contracts. Defense contended the crime did not occur in New York County but Cortland or Onondaga, prompting the judge to sustain the demurrer and dismiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Everett P. Fowler
New York County
Cortland County
Onondaga
Syrnre
Littleton
Davis
Murrer
Unemployed refuse offered snow job at New York church
New York city and private crews fight snow cleanup while a self styled unemployed group gathers nightly. At St Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church 260 are fed and offered work at twenty cents an hour but refuse, demanding thirty cents. The dispute highlights hunger and shelter needs among the group.
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New York
St Mary's
Farmington High School Girl Dies by Suicide
Farmington Me March 1 Miew Hazel Stewart 17 daughter of Charles Stewart of West Mills killed herself last night in Farmington High School area with no stated cause. She died near relatives in South Strong after a weekend.
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Hazel Stewart
Farmington
Catse
Charles Stewart
West Mills
South Strong
Sha
Municipal shifts mark Maine election storms and party gains
Portland March 3 shifting control and light votes marked elections in ten Maine cities after a storm. Democrats gained in Rockland while Lewiston fell to Republicans and independents. Eastport Saco and Waterville stayed with party lines. Auburn and others remained with Progressive allies.
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Portland
Maine
Auburn
Wath
Rockland
Hilaworth
Hallowell Democrate
Lewiston
Eastport
Saco
Waterville
Ain
Votes for Women Debated Before House Judiciary Committee
Arguments for and against the constitutional amendment granting women the vote were presented in the House judiciary committee in Washington. Prominent speakers from across the country spoke, drawing an audience of interested spectators and media attention.
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Washington, D. C
Maren
House Judiciary
al Warte
Rwan
Brakeman Fatally Hurt on Boston and Maine Railway
Joseph H. Labonte a 24 year old brakeman for the Boston and Maine railroad on the Peterburn and Hitleborn freight died from injuries suffered when he slipped on a rail while coupling as the train pulled away. He lost a leg and his left hand and died after arrival at Margaret Pillebaty hospital. He was a longtime Concord resident and popular in the system. His parents and siblings survive.
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Concord
Boston & Maine Railroad
Peterburn
Hitleborn
Margaret Pillebaty
Joseph Labonte
Billeriva
Musa
Baldwin Apple Described as Best Known Standard
The Baldwin apple is presented as a widely grown and versatile variety with solid overall qualities. It bears biennially on large trees, stores well, and is suitable for export, evaporation, and canning. Variability in color and flavor is noted due to soil and climate. most differences relate to environment, not distinct varieties.
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Nastern
Twaring Iut
Howe
Tghtwr
John Pall
Lowell
Mass
Butters
Col
Halduin
Woburn
Emi
Naltwin
Fire destroys general store dwelling and sawmill in Lyndunville
A large fire in Lyndunville early in March destroyed A W Griffin’s general store, Mrs. Phillips residence, and H F Simpson sawmill. Losses totaled about 19 070 with portion insured. Griffin store valued at 10 100, Phillips home 2 000, plus other belongings. Five Gunflies reportedly lost nearly everything.
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Lyndunvidde
Mare
Lonn
Vardy
Sheffield
A. Ws. Griffin
Mra
John Phillips
H. F. Simpson
Griffin
Pases
Phillips
Mra. Phillips
Philpa’ Joss
Wage scale agreed on to govern relations after old bill
Arbitration ending after ten days yields a nine hour day wage schedule for the streetcar workers. Alex Tronside and Fred Hilvasan announce a new contract covering periods from 1914 to 1917 with step increases ranging from 1 to 27 cents per hour and a final expiry date of February 1, 1917.
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Alex. Tronside
Cir Min
Fred B. Hilvasan
Marren& Montpelier Traction & Power Co
Thi Mest
English and American Schools Compare in Education Systems
A United States Bureau of Education bulletin by Kandel of Manchester compares English and American schooling. It notes the American high school builds on elementary work while English secondary schools draw pupils from various prior forms, highlighting differences in age entry, national aims, and curriculum breadth. It cites maturation, literacy, and government knowledge as areas of contrast and suggests English schools could learn from American curricula and welfare practices.
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TL. Kande
Manchester
England
United Atrea Bureau of Education
Kandel
Hilt Neta Ag
Hut
Grein
Kaye Faeil
Poultry Fanciers Plan 1915 Vermont Show and Leadership
About fifty poultry men from Warre Montpelier Waterbury Orange Northfield and other towns met in the city court room for the Vermont Poultry association annual meeting Judge H W Soot was absent and F M Lyon presided. T W Scott was re-elected president and William Brown treasurer. John T Wallace to serve another year as secretary with William Moir Jr as successor. A slate of vice presidents and directors was chosen and plans discussed for a 1915 show, possibly in Montpelier or Barre, with moves to alternate locations and secure a tall in 1916. Leaders from Green Ville and Manchester Conn. have been invited to assist at the 1915 exhibit.
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Warre
Montpelier
Water
Orange
Northfield
Cty Court Room
Vermont Poultry Association
H. W. Soot
Il News
Tyon
Phatirman
P Wench
Druwth
Thaf
Ite
T. W. Scott
Willian Brown
John T. Wallace
Hiution
Deel
William Moir, Jr
Divel
Bellows Fills
F.C. Rick
Northfield Bulls
EM. Lyon
A. 1
Lawrence
Thurlington
A. I Abbott
Walter Telville
Fred Strong
W. Brown
Harlin
Frank Hayes
A. N. Stratton
A. C. Mc‘Clare
Middletown
West Pawlet
B. J. Porvee
Waterbury
W. A. Drew
Charles Olives
Barre
F. C. West
J. P. Ewing
Currier
J. P. Conkie
W. G. Night
Graniteville
Shett
BM. Shepard
Karl Forsell
Montvelte
de Dongs
J. Krank Povey
J. W. Roberts
Ewing
City
Mortpelier
Tlonry BR
Ingalls of Green
Ville
Gard
Manchester
Conn
Jouer
Poor Election Conditions Delay Vermont Town Meeting
Poor weather with snow and rain left many roads nearly impassable but voters gathered to tackle referendums on state house addition funding and capital relocation, plus liquor sale and nomination system questions. Barre reports early voting, campaign headquarters at Manufacturers Hall, with captains named for seven teams and a large volunteer effort forming as the election approach nears.
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Vermont
Rhips
Montpeliox
Seorenee
Lontpelier
Burlington
Vermont Supreme Court
State
Joel
Jaxa
Funeral of Dr. C. H. Reed Held by Masons at Hedding
The funeral for Dr. C H Reed was conducted yesterday at Hedding M E Church with Masonic orders Granite lodge and Chapter and other bodies in regalia. Rev Sherburne and Rev Newell spoke, Agnes Rule sang, and Masons led a solemn service and procession to Elmwood Cemetery where interment will occur in the family lot this summer. Relatives from Plainfield and nearby towns attended.
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Apamel
Reed
Hedding M. E
Surroun
Elistron
H Snd
Ss d Wer Granite Lodge
A. Mpranite
R.A. My
St. Aldemar Commandery
Kiigista Templar
Seriqturn Redslin
L. O. Sherburne
West Berlin
BE. F. Newell
George N. Tilden
Smt
the Commandery
Oramed J. Dodge
Carl M. Perry
Granite Lodge
D. J. Morse
S. Andrews
Methodist Church
Masons
Fine
Elmwood Cemetery
Dr. Reed
Chrch
Iren Plainfield
Dorian
Funeral for Policeman George Kentle Held in City
Citizens from all walks attended the funeral at 44 John Street for Officer George Kentle who died from exposure after an incident on February 12. Services were led by Rev. Duncan Salmond and Rev. W Barchett with Chief Durkee present. interment planned for Elmwood Cemetery with readings and floral tributes from numerous organizations, colleagues, and family.
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George Kentle
John Street
Cefork
Duncan Salmond
First Presbyterian Church
D W. Barchett
Congregational Church
Chan Pee
Cy Noe Rene
James Teh Ee
Mvs Department Natition Tegulars Aeretyuni
Tfese
Oliver Carle
Durkee
Montpelier
Elway
Glenugie Club
James Hae
James McDonall
Kid L. McLeod
Walter Dangines
James McDonald
Robert Wright
Rimwood Cemetery
Elmwood
William Emstie
Clow Gordon
Nhce
Riddel
J. Milne
Clan
Margaret Keasut
Houghton
Worsythe
Brusx
A. cL Cowelli
Goll Oech
Mra. Barberi
George Walk
Finnlly
City council adjourns with jurors named and bills approved
After dissolution of the council, aldermen met briefly to confirm grand and petit jurors. William Brown and Azo Noyes named grand jurors. petit jurors include Charles Wout, George W. Parks, Grant A. Lane, Wilbur F. Headford, Herbert Leonard, William Perry, and W. A. Messser. Bills totaling numerous department expenses were ordered paid, covering streets, sewers, water, fire, and city offices.
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Fogether
William Brown
Azo Noyes
Charles Wout
George W. Parks
Grant A. Lane
Wilbur F. Headford
Herbert Leonard
William Perry
W. A. Messer
KL. Clark
Secouita
M. Nelson
Pacquot Tiros
D. Phetpa Co
Bernolde * Son
Consolidated Tdgiting Co
Tilden Shoe Co
G. A. Reed
BZACW
Averill & Coy
Cutler Hraa
Meade Morrison Mfe. Co
National Meter Co
Anon Robertson
Charles A. Sunitdren
James Mikey
Wnel
Karton
B. L. Scntt
C.S. Amtrews
K. Foley
W. F. Shepard
Apy
WP. Shepard
Red Crown Pharmiwcy
SISA
FLW
Pancroft
John and
Jette
Hinaitlage Meeting Names Town Officials in Duxbury Election
At the Hinailtage meeting in Waterbury the town elected BE W. Thowney town clerk and treasurer. Other officers named include John Dillon selectman KE. E. Poss school director L.A. Morse assessor Fred Davin rear commissioner B. F. Hart constable H. J. Parcher and BOR trustee BE W. Huntley. A tax of 1.75 was levied. J. R. Fullerton was moderator and G. W. Morse town treasurer.
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B. F. Hart
H. J. Parcher
Wete
Bor
Demerrit
W. Huntley
A. I. Durkee
A. H. Graves
Waterbury
H. J. Hill
J. R. Fullerton
G. W. Morse
W. L. Perkine
A. M. Brighma
Richford Votes to Bond and Tax for Town Improvements
Richford voters at a March town meeting approved funding of 82008 to build a new town hall and library room with a town clerk’s office. A ten year tax levy was approved to support additions and new machinery for the nearby manufacturing firm. St Albans voted that day to appropriate money for an armory location and other measures. Burlington anticipated license actions following today’s election.
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Newee Insurance Exchange
Tthe Fire Station
Grant A. Lane
Richford
Worary Caune
Tralen
Wiford Manufacturing Co
St. Albans
St Albans
Burlington
Pail
Matt Pettigg
Cirri
St Johnsbury Girl Dies After Freight Train Incident
Marguerite, a 1 year old girl, died after being struck near St Johnsbury. The Universalist church Ladies Union plans a sewing meeting at 2:30 PM Wednesday at Mrs. Marcia Nimery’s home on Washington Street, with a regular monthly business session to follow. The article notes a fatal freight train accident and the hospital death in St Johnsbury.
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Ladies’ Union of the Universalist Church
Marcia Nimery
Washington Street
St. Johnsbury Hospital
Died at Home in Berlin Louise Ubarehill dies
Louise Buck Ubarehill wife of Richard J. Ubarehill of Berlin died at home after long illness from Bright's disease. She was born May 19, 1862 in Northeild and married in Eheere on November 27, 1888. Survived by children Leeland, Mildred, Richard, Winston and spouses, and siblings. Funeral Thursday afternoon at her home with interment in Corner cemetery. Relatives request no flowers.
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Eaton Louise
Buck) Ubarehill
Richard EB
Churchill
Berlin
Sotthie
Mornis
Horty Health
Ted
Ding
Bright
Plus Seians
Simca
Abe
State
Tor Hitelorad
Northehild
Eheere
Richard J. Uherehil
Bor Buebasil
Elies Lose in Tax Contest in New Court Ruling
In Newton on March 16 the high court upheld a challenge by the Elks over taxation of a property claimed as a charitable trust. The decision focuses on whether the charity’s real estate qualifies for tax exemption and criticizes the estate value and administration methods cited in the prior assessment.
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Newton
Elies
The
Elks
Cherie Table Corporation
Livdie
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Pening Valley
Manufacturer's Hall
W. Averitt
Anne
Texluy
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Marelal
Campaien
Obiel
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EB. Bisel
Frank FB. Robinson
Dan A. Perry
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Thomas F Mercer
Alos
Jawmes
Scott
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Firant A. Taw
A. W. Alten
Harry BR
Bradley
J. J. Owens
Universaliat Church
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Wade
Myx Brun
Mra Ti. 1
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Prank Hutelelsean
Sammel Sinclair
Frank Cave
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Toutay
Mission Department
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