Concession by Each Side Settled Early Today
Commissioner of Labor Neill mediated a railway dispute near Baltimore with Taft directing arbitration demand from the Pennsylvania state federation of labor. Officials and workers met halfway and agreed to a peaceful settlement. authorities said no strike would occur as the matter remained locally resolved.
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Baltimore
Taltrond
Imajoner Neill
Taft
Pennsylvania State Federation
Labor
Trent on Strike Settled After Pay Increase Won
In Trenton New Jersey on March 12 the strike by nine city employes ended as workers received higher wages. The main demand was an increase from 18 to 23 cents per hour, with final terms confirmed by the authorities.
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Trenton
Financial firms push arbitration amid strike tensions
Amid March reports the financial sector weighs pressing arbitration as unions consider next steps. The piece notes scattered crowds at multiple points and hints at broader civic and economic strain during the labor dispute environment.
Bank officers blamed in Cambridge defalcation probe
Washington reports say National Bank of Cambridge officers faced harsh scrutiny after a major defalcation. Examiner Pepper and Controller Murray contend officers did not perform due diligence, with findings possibly delaying discovery. A formal examination and potential charges loom as investigators assess responsibility.
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Jington
D.C
Bank Pe
Samuel Hem ‘O
Balthnors
Rhee
National Bank of Cambridge
Popper
Washington
Calaman
Colman
Pepper
Murray
Tita
Tad Pepper
Cresan
Bunco Man Nabbed in Benton After Murky Trail
A Benton man named Simons of Athem faces charges as prosecutors reveal a scheme involving stringed payouts. Frank Helyes of a nearby town submits a claim while the state police trace a volatile trail and record twelve alleged rene entries.
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Benton
Wilelias Simons
Athem
Ant
Frank Helyes
Ste Mn
Will Cannon Deny Foster Election Debate at Vermont House
Vermont House debate focuses on succession of the foreign relations chair. Speaker may appoint acting chair until next session if Foster not named. Discussion centers on potential Denby or Foster choices, with Denby viewed as a strong candidate and speculation on party alignment and re-election prospects.
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Washington
Dater
Vermont
Mr. Foster
Tom Wade
Nork
Denby
Michigagle
Boster
Capitol
Pean
Shomki
Fionen
Conten
Lie
Senator Aldrich's Missionary Tour
Senator Aldrich, chairman of the monetary commission, plans a missionary tour through sections of the country in conjunction with the new currency system proposed and the central bank. He believes sentiment among bankers will crystallize, allowing discussion of community problems from a practical stance.
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Washington, D. C
Alirich
National
Monvtory Commission
Belleved
Gutumm
Taft Attends Funeral of Mrs Taft's Brother-in-Law
Washington reports Taft will attend the funeral of Thomas Meftanphin, the husband of Mrs Taft's sister. He plans to return Monday to prepare for a trip to New England.
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Washington, DC
Taft
Thomas Meftanphin
Ming Needay
Bound for Home
Ex Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks sailed home today aboard the Mauretania from Liverpool. A crowd of friends awaited on the pier, while others speculated on the former official’s future plans and position in government or public life.
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Mro
Fairbanks
Liverpool
Big
Mins Fairbanks
Mauretania
Crawn of Friends
General Strike Feared By Engineers and Firemen
In Chien on March 12 a general strike of engineers and firemen is feared to occur within forty eight hours. Railroads refuse a thirteen percent wage increase and arbitration. A feat of strength is believed to be ordered at the likely event.
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Rochester
N. FL
Spaulding Sons Company
Ordway
North Rochester
Ling
Comtenta
Roosevelts Set Sail for Khartoum Aboard Thelal
March 12 Rabak Sowlan dispatch reports General Wingate's atemmor Thelal with Franklin D Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt aboard sailing to Khartoum. They expect to arrive by Monday amid station patrols. Inspector General Lowilon meets at the palace as the Roosevelts plan to stay until Thursday.
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Rabak
Sowlan
General Wingate
Atemmor Thelal
Cakmel Roosevelt
Khartoum
Siberule
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miew Bibel
Roosevelts
Brothers on the Wire Controversy Reported at Taft Home
A private telegraph from Charlie Taft to the White House near Washington described a plan involving Cherios P. Taft with a 728 mile wire service. The account notes a controlled audience at 6 100 p m to 6 200 p m and claims secrecy with a manipulated board and restricted access.
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Pittsburg
Charlie . Taft
Howse
Washall
Cherios P. Taft
Aide Sands
Finn
Mr. Taft
Milwaukeee boxing bout ends in derisive draw
In Milwaukee on March 32 Jimore turd ener from Lowell and Jamesy Chab from Milwaukee fought a ten round derisive bout before a crowd. The bout was contested at weight and ended without a winner as both fighters failed to score a decisive blow.
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Milwwaukee
Jimore Turdener
Lowell
Mass
Jamesy Chabby
Milwaukee
Oye
Wight
Beth
New Boat Salmon Launch At Fore River Amid Speech
The submarine Salmon was launched at Fore River shipyards with Mayor Fitzgerald invited and his daughter Beaune set to christen the vessel. Admiral Bowles praised the mayor in a speech favoring ship subsidies and later phoned to express pleasure at the gathering of mayoral guests during the ceremony.
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Fitzgerald
Beaune
Quincy
Mase
United States
Qubvarine Ralmon
Fore River
Toway
Ennion
Witagerald
Bemion
Admiral Bowles
Meyor Pitagerald
Chrieten
Waeel
Admiral Bowlea
Fitegerald
Admiral Bowls
Smd
Mies Fupine
Invasion of State Rights and Vermonters’ Charter Defense
The passage discusses state sovereignty and charter rights in Vermont amid debates on corporate law. It references historical resistance to government overreach and argues that the Brome-Trecy company could be deprived of property without due process and that taxes tied to franchise are unconstitutional without compensation.
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Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Vermiont
von Gervier
Brome-Trecy Company
Etate
Vermont
Looting by a Soldier Tied to Newport Robbery Case
Boston reports a soldier from the 15th company arrested in connection with alleged burglary at a Baltt Ridge residence. Pasijel McDonald and Gina were detained at Fort Andrews for investigation and later moved to Newport for trial with other soldiers. Jewelry and bric a brac were seized from quarters at Fort Adams.
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Boston
Newport
Forte Tre
Pasijel McDonald
Ginna
Fort Andrews
Boston Harbor
Balttridge
Port Aminns
Pork Adams
Nominations for Postmasters Sent by Taft
President Taft sent nominations for postmasters to be examined in Washington on March 12. The list includes Maina, Kennebunkport, Springfield, Dover, and other towns with nominees designated for examination.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
The
Sunare
Maina
Kennebunkport
Springfield
New
Andt
Walon
Dover
World Auto Record Pace Surges Over 4 Second Mark
Barney O field drive set a mile time faster by about a half second than the existing world record in a practice session. A Russian wolf hound pup valued at $500 was lost and later returned to owner in Chesuticook Maine. A Grecian war President John M. Thomas sends a letter to the Midilo Pipes committee seeking aid for a health education campaign.
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Payteens
Fla
Barney O Field
Tarthiod
T Henin
Mr. Kimtuwey
John M. Thomas
Alamat
Midilo- Pipes
Tle
Sonia Atitent
Vermont School Conference Opens In Burlington
The second day of Vermont's fifth annual school conference opened at the University of Vermont with a program on modern languages. Teachers from various towns registered and attended, with remarks from A Clark of Brandon and other Vermonters. An informal reception followed the sessions at the Billinge building as speakers and officials discussed athletic and study topics.
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Burlington
Vermont
Selene Hall
Languayen
Aberat
Moanspelier
Alor
A. Clark
Brandon
Wee Gitar
Billinge
Vermednt
Farlend
Middlebury
Norwich
Peat
J. F. Ng
Prof
J. TL
Vermant
Sia Ll. B
Bromn
Peet Prentiel Xervices
Jensonn
Beating in Burlington Ends with Hammerlock in Prokos Bout
In Burlington last night Frite Phavan used a hammerlock and headlock to dominate Jim Vrokos, the Demon Greek of Lewall Mans, in the third annel thelk. Referee Aimee Stectiac stopped the match after Phavan secured the hold and Vrokos appeared unable to continue. Prokos had a history of injury with Hines two years earlier and waited two years to wrestle again.
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Burlington
Frite Phavan
Jim Vrokos
Lewall Mans
Eer Koei
Sui Ieee
Aimee Stectiac
Haneon
Ang
Proko
Young Prokos
Jim Prokoe
Hines
Mishaps On Millebury Street Cause Widespread Damage
In Millebury March 12 Millebury witness a string of vehicle collisions starting when Starling of New Haven struck by a mail train escort. A second crash near the depot involved Martin eybridge and Burt St Peters as their teams tangled with wagons scattering milk cans and furniture. A fire sparked by the wreck damaged roadwork and a wagon wheel broke.
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Millebury
Miay Zente Starling
New Haven
Martin Eybridge
Burt St. ‘Peters
Young
Horst
Fresta
Strike Declared Off In NSW Mining District
Report of a strike affecting 12,000 miners in New South Wales ending after weeks of disruption. Wages rose from 7 to 16 and authorities pursued strike leaders, with some sentenced to terms as the movement obstructed work at several sites.
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Ridney
Sitce
New South Wales
Duvrin
Aig
Spaulding High Edges Goddard in Tight Vermont Showdown
Spaulding High School defeated Goddard Seminary 24 to 23 in a narrow basketball contest at Ymaketball night. The win boosts Spaulding to 15 wins in 16 games, with Grigg leading Spaulding and Malton scoring late to seal a one point victory.
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Goddard Seminary
Spaulding Web School
Aeistan
Haan
Sue Carrie Ile
Oetan
Wolat
Spaulding
Ane
Northfield
North
Barre
Carr A.C. OI
Montpelier High
Montpatinr
Stowe High
Aig
People's Academy
Goddard
Tomm
Jovem Ottes
Exhoo
Goddard Team Narrowly Edges Out Mine Game
Goddard's record shows Lot Three narrowly defeating Mine Game with a close finish. The Goddardsocket bell team secured the win in a tense late showdown.
Goddard Girls Basketball Season Summary
The report notes Goddard girls played nine games this winter with 40 points in total and single game scores including 14, 167 against opponents. They faced teams such as Northfield, Richmond, Stowe, Barre, and Vermon, with Player contributions listed across games and venues.
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Ing
Bee
Boo
Spaulding
Waitard
Northfieldt High
Goddard
Richmond
Stowe High
Bipwe
Giddard
Dacre
Barre
Ene Or
Spanting High
People's My
Arre
Spautding High
Railroad Charter Fight Echoes Across Capitol
At the capitol yesterday Vice President K H Firsingh of the Grand Trunk railroads urged a House committee to grant a charter for the Southern New England railroad saying the road would be built once approved. London directors had endorsed the plan and Edward G Duckland of the New Haven noted prior director objections but signaled they were withdrawn. The hearing resumes next Tuesday.
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Providence
K. H. Firsingh
Grand Trunk Railroad
House Committee On Corpora Corporation
Capitol
New England Railroad
Former employee accused of ax attack in Norridgewock Me
Ernest Warren, a former employee, allegedly threatened George Harlow with an ax and knocked him down with a tub. Harlow says Warren attempted further attacks after the incident and was forced to defend himself. Local authorities report no arrest at the time.
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Norridgework
Axnault
Ernest Warren
Cworge Harlow
Jennay
Arren Harlow
Harlow
Sin ‘Avi
Pions Mevtow
White Slaver Denounced In Severe Sentencing
A quoted judge condemned the case of a self-confessed so called white slaver who admitted abducting a woman from Boston and bringing her to Thempasa. He received a term of more than two years and three months, totaling over four years with all sentences to run.
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York
Aetna
Forter
Death of Chester Man at Belvoir Street Home
Chester 12 Mareh Sanford L At wood died at his home on Belvoir Street after a long illness. He would have been 19 next month. Born in One town on the Harvey Ween farm he was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver At wood. Survived by two brothers Ira W of this village and Melvin A of Foxboro Mass and a daughter Mrs. Charles Field of this village who cared for him. Funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at the opulence.
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Chester
Mareh
Sanford L. Atwood
Belvool Street
Dave
Harvey Ween
Howland resigns after alleged $100 shortage in post office
Woodaville New Hampshire March 12 A federal officer surprised Martin W Howland assistant postmaster with a charge of being $100 short in his avocations He made the funds good and resigned He appeared before a United States commissioner at Littleton and was held for district court The story notes his wife died two years ago leaving two children and mentions his difficulty meeting expenses
Woman Found With Skull Crushed in Jersey City
New York report says Mrs. Mary Read aged 60 was found dead at her Jersey City home with severe head injuries. Her son Charles aged 40 is arrested, accused of beating her with a chair during a quarrel over beer. Police describe the fatal domestic assault as the motive.
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New York
Mary Read
Jersey City
Charles
Talk of the Town items include travels and a concert
William Connell returned today from Redstone relatives. Charles H. Bewitteret today from a trip with a team in Topsham and Dynford. The Philharmonic ends with a renewal in the week, tonight at 7. Robert Gordon of Trow Avenue lost his grip on Werking Glimpcu’s gran te.
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Iliam Connell
Redstone
N. A
Charlee H. Bewitteret
Teaa
Topsham
Dyndiford
Philharmonic
Hold
Ree Henewal
Deleek
Trobert Gorden
Trow Avenne
Glpmcu
Grante
Vermont Quo Warranto Upheld Liquor License
The Vermont Supreme Court in Montpelier today denied protests to a liquor license issued in Franklin County. The case State of Vermont v Lamb et al questioned license validity amid majority street protest and confirmed the license was lawful.
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Olek
FH. Smilie
Vermont Supreme Court of
Montpelier
State of Vermont
A. J. Lamb
Ax Relator
Ve. KE
Gilman
Mlateher
Franklin County
Supreme Court
Supreme
Trial in Washington county case of Mears vs Daniels continues
The case remained in session with Mark Mears on the witness stand after a Sunday recess. Prosecutor F. G. Lamberton resumed questioning as the court reopened this morning.
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Mark Mears
Harry Daniels
Washington County
Mark Meare
Waa
F. G. Lamberton
Barre Reunion Honors H Smith and Daughter Martha
A Barre gathering was held at Mrs Georgianus Mudowts home in Camidge Masa to honor H Smith and daughter Miss Martha. Friends from Heston and nearby attended, sharing hors d oeuvres coffee and candy while toasts and polite remarks by Eva Smith and a Williams duet entertained guests.
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Barre Younion
Mra
Georgianus Mudowts
Camiidge
Masa
H. Smith
Martha
Heston
Che
Harte
Vermont
Soand
Feir
Maple Mgar
Mirean Keeway
K Williams
College Fe
Eva Smith
Cale
Halley Comet Visible With 21 Inch Telescope
A Vermont reader reports observing Halley’s Comet in the night sky and notes Saturn as the bright object in the west during early evening. The writer suggests locating Saturn below and to the right of Venus, acknowledging the faint visibility and offering guidance to fellow observers.
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Falter Barre
Saturn
Vennis
Ir Towsley
Washington, Vt
Andrew Brock Dies at 39 From Tuberculosis Related Illness
Andrew Brock died at 12 10 this noon at his Prospect street home after a months long battle with Luberculogis. He was 39, survived by a wife and two children, with a mother, three brothers, and a sister residing in Mare and five brothers in Aberdeen. He belonged to Clan Gord, the Operative Lodge of Masons, and the Woodmen. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon.
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Prospect Street
A Brock
Aberdean
Aetor
Mare
Aberdeen
Brock
Clan Gord
Operative Lodge of Masons
The
Woodmen
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