Federal Aid Seen As Last Hope In Wage Dispute
Disputants failed to reach a wage agreement as 40 railroads face a looming strike across the western and central lines. Railroads warn arbitration may bankrupt lines, while unions seek mediation on pay issues and efficiency questions amid a stalled federation board meeting. Talks continue with officials pressing for open negotiations to avert a broader stoppage.
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Carter
Reads
Creane
Diehenon
Bigous
Burlington & Quincy
Am Arbistration Board
Reilroade
Whallington
Mediation Sought To Avert West Firemen Strike
Railroads warned of a threatened firemen strike in the West and have sought mediation from the Interstate Commerce Commission through Chairman Knapp and Labor Commissioner Neill under the Kedman act.
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Washington, D. C
Hremen
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wri
Neill
Media*tion
Krdinan
Cleveland Engine Engineers Decry Strike Rumors
In Cleveland on March 15 officers of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers deny knowledge of any strike action and refuse to commit to any stoppage. They emphasize they will uphold contracts and operate trains as directed by railroad management, regardless of possible union responses. Grand Chief Werren 8 Stone declined to comment.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Libor
Werren
Stone
First Steps Toward Settlement of Philadelphia Trouble
Philadelphia labor dispute shows early progress as leaders from the amputation of streetcars and transit officials meet at a junction to seek a settlement. The talks between labor leaders and the transit official aim to end the strike that has disrupted services for days.
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Philadelphia
Krugne
oMleal
Mit- Indaqnora
Trainmen Likely to Vote for Strike Nationwide
Reported by union leaders the trainmen vote is expected tonight or tomorrow with an overwhelming majority favoring a strike after a murder of 6000 persons tied to the dispute. Local ballots were sent to members. the outcome hinges on the vote by rail workers.
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Bao Gan Ee Ee
Poeta
Yan
Vax Thoms
Pittsburgh Vote Echoes at March Meeting
A fragmented report from Pittsburgh on March 15 describes a chaotic gathering with references to Philadelphia brethren and a contested vote. The text mentions 8,000 workers in a temple, a secret initiative, and insinuations of an unrestful union atmosphere surrounding the event.
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Pitteburg
Syria
RAM Union Motores
Strike of International Paper employees enters second week in Corinth
Cor in N Y Mare Legal moves signal the second week of a strike by International Paper Company workers. Conditions are quiet in Glens Falls and Fort Edward with some machines separated at the latter two points. A restraining order seeks to bar interference with strikers, while company officials claim wages only cover actual earnings. President Carey announced plans to expand the strike to Maine, though some foresee a potential settlement if talks improve.
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Corinth
N.Y. Mare
International Paper Company
Glens Falls
Fort Edward
Ee Company
Nekinig Farmington Real Ran
Fonnton
Plekyting
Vans
Carey
Watertown
Maine
Obituary: Mr Burbank of Vershire Passes at 70s
Chelava Mareh A-Lyman A Bir bank lived far below the change. He left the house Sunday morning to go to the barn to complete some chores and was found in the shed by his daughter. He was seventy years old and survived by a wife, and eleven children. He had been a farmer of Hardwick and had lived in the town for thirty years. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the family.
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Chelava
Mareh
Lyman
Birbank
Burbank
Yale
Mary
Shertrtie
Rutlani
Somerville
Mage
Cyne
Providunen
Th I. Abbie
Nero _ Radiant
Antes al
Waterbury
Henry Ant Willie
Killa
Mr. Blanchard
Vershire
Mr. Burbank
Hardwick
Dr Cowles Arrested in Charlestown Navy Court Martial
Dr Cowles arrested was arraigned today as complainant against Paymaster Auld in Charlestown Navy Yard court martial. He testified Cowles practiced in Massachusetts while linked to his brother a doctor. The court martial judged Cowles guilty of roughing but spared harsher penalties. Paymaster Auld faced misconduct findings.
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Cowles
Auld
Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston
Charlestown
Mashachusetts
Avid
Navy
Bop
Cowles He Piss Including Maltreating An Ishabiteat
Et Jo & Cupering
Ault
Wus
Secret Indictments Probed in Suffolk Swindle and Bribery Case
In Suffolk, indictments allege a swindle and bribery involving named figures Crocker and others. The secret proceedings surfaced amid a larger probe, with authorities asserting unlawful schemes and potential arrests pending.
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Suffolk
Pwlette
Girl Awarded Big Verdict in Breach of Promise Suit
Marion Orr of Boston wins a civil suit against Wood for breach of promise after a four day trial. The jury awards her $40,000 and $1,000 for costs. Orr is the daughter of Chariea VF of Ore and William Weed of Pertleod. The father receives $2,500 for damages to his daughter’s pet.
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Poo
Deoarham
Coe
Marion Orr
Chariea
Democrats Gain in Maine Cities
Reported gains for the Democratic party in Maine cities with Winooski abstaining from a March vote. Promoters aimed to reclaim the mayoralty in Augusta while a Burlington match drew attention as Bangor crowds gathered.
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Winooski
Augusta
Ps Armory
Burlington
Bangor
Thia
Porke
No Trace Of Man In Ubia Case Arises
A man named Thomas, a nine dealer, suddenly disappeared after leaving Utica for Mapose on Tuesday night. He was reported to have stated he would arrive home that evening, but no trace of him has been found since. Police and searchers are investigating foul play as a possible cause of his disappearance.
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Ubia
Thomas
Han
Xane
Pia New York
Carl
Utica
Newbury Man Involved In Liquor Complaint Trial
Newbury March 16 A. A. dnd ot nae heane at South foe eee ees han mh som and writ te nontivtiotan in the di of apti failure in the fest were nae tration. He was chairman of the town and county Democratic committee and state committeeman from Orange County for years. He joined the presidential ticket discussions and was named by Governor Procter on the tariff committee. His death followed a funeral on the specified date.
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Newbury
South Foe
Newbry
Town End
Democratic Comenit
Orange County
Procter
Olmsted
Ofgerted
Chittenden County Bar Seeks Mid Summer Burlington Meets
Darlington March 15 A meeting of the Chittenden County Bar Association discussed a State Bar Association secretary's letter about holding associations in Burlington for the midsummer meat in July The discussion mentioned Judge Bingham and potential speakers Taft and Choate with committee appointments decided.
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Darlington
Chittenden County Bar Association
State Bar Association
Burlington
Tkmes
Jewenin HL Choate
New York
Bamonde
Bingham
W. Teft
Ensight
Vilus
Caramiites
Taft
Will Rebuild At Once After Meeting
A meeting of St Paul’s borough and builders reviewed plans for immediate rebuilding. Architect Anstin Branden presented changes while builder Branden outlined guidance for the new construction. The project aims to clear debris and begin work promptly under supervision.
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Darlinghom
St. Paul
Biles
Anep
Rena
Maine election results shift power across cities
In yesterday’s Maine election Democrats retained Portland and Biddeford, recaptured Augusta, and Bangor trimmed Mayor Woodman’s lead while adding aldermen and councilmen. Belfast and Brewer leaned Republican with terms for multiple mayors, including Frederic W. Finia in Augusta and Albert C. Mareille as Biddeford's new mayor, amid French heritage notes.
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Portland
Maine
Hel
Biddeford
Augusta
Bangor
John BR. Woodman
Prederick W. Finiafed
Mayer F. Hanson
Belfast
JF. Woodman
Mrowe F. Pendletom
Brewer
Albert C. Mareille
Ine
Boston March 18 Vote Totals Show Small Changes
The Boston dispatch reports scattered town meeting results with slight shifts from prior tallies. Several towns keep no bias with narrow margins, while Merbletread and nearby locales show changes in support. Notable swings appear in Peabody and Westfield, reflecting evolving positions in local governance.
Lantern Explodes Fire Destroys Farm at Ferriebury
A lantern explosion sparked a blaze on the Collinge farm at Ferriebury destroying buildings and wagons. A 15M horse and a cow were killed, Charlee and Archibald Collinge suffered losses including a hay and harness contents valued around 700, with the fire breaking out yesterday morning.
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Charlee
Archibald Collinge
Ferriebury
Death of Mrs Borma Castine in Minese Street
Mrs Borma Castine wife of Arthur Capthe died at 9 this morning at Mrs South Main Stewet Minese. She had been married to Mr Cantley two years ago. The notice provides a brief obituary with local residence and marital history.
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Borma Castine
Arthur Capthe
Beree
South Main Stewet
Cantley
Fire at Olege Weather Bound Mill Destroys Plant
Lawrence Mant March 1 A fire destroyed the Olege weather bound mill this forenoon causing a total loss estimated at 100000. The blaze forced the entire fire department to battle the flames and a dozen workers narrowly escaped.
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Lawrence, Mant
Fort Edward Institute Burns. Loss Estimated at 625000
Fort Edward Institute suffered a major fire with extensive damage reported as of March 14. Authorities cited a loss running into 625000 while investigators began assessing the origin and extent of the blaze. Local officials pledged support for displaced students and staff as conclusions on cause awaited.
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Fort Edward Institute
Ten Palle
Talk of the Town captures city-wide bustle and visits
William Rock travels to Boston and several locals return from trips, with plans for meetings at the Clan Gordon room and Church events. Notables include Enrico Well, Alfred Hird, Martin Labrie, Arthur Labrie, and others visiting from nearby towns, plus society listings for clubs and concerts.
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William Rock
Boston
Mies A. Heey Northield
Chavanelli
Awiteerland
Vited
Armmisaion
Enrico Well
Ves
Arthur Labrie
Wallen Ta-Dey
Work
Kof
Mayeh
Clan Gordon
Minstman Bjork
Willian W. Gelder
John Hodlenb
Niraes
Cathert
Congregational Church
O'Clark
Barre Shephalald
Robert Nell
Depot Square
Montpalive
Thas
Vincius Lub
Montpelier
Thureday
Joes Club
Worthen Brick
Church of the Toad Shepherd
Mra
Ja. A. Long
Franklin Street
the Indies Union of the Universalist Chairch
Gelderd Aectinary
Diley’y Orchestra
Siagle
Dondioy
Sipis Adiuisaion
Uckets AO
Rentey
Scotchwan
Ny Crater
Melita
Albion
Michipan
Lend
Gigs
Support the Hospital Concert Aims at Congregational Church
James Mutch of Barre Vermont calls for a citywide effort to back a Philharmonic concert to fund a new hospital. He argues the event, led by local women, could mobilize churches, trades, and citizens to improve medical care and hospital facilities in the district, noting current shortages and the need for better patient treatment.
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Philharmonie
Etu
Congregational Church
Ehib
Sitloun
Barre
Enyo
Social Cribe
Alemigh
Staryteal
Tharahy
James Mutch
Maret
Mob Threatens Lynch Amid Townwide Pursuit
Amesbury March 18 a mob of about 300 residents chased a Creek they claimed attacked a man and fired at others. Michael Rosch, 45, was wounded in the head during the chaos. police pursued suspects George Smith the Greek and James Brown amid the disturbance.
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Amesbury
Mase
Principe Jatrenta
Vichemow
Michael Rosch
Ieaut
George Smith
James Brown
Seniors Made Money at Church Supper Fundraiser
The Congregational Church senior class hosted a dinner from five to seven on an evening, raising funds for Washington vacation travel. A large turnout enjoyed cold southern ham, pork, mashed potatoes, pickles, olives, walnuts, rolls, cake, coffee, and brown gravy. Volunteers, led by Elizabeth Caron and Marguerite Broughton, coordinated the event, clearing $43 for the class.
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Congregational Church
Spanidiog
Eeven
Misaes
Eilizabeth Caron
Marguerite Broughton
Bernice Whitcord
Young
Sophia Campbell
Gladys Bradior
Messrs
Adelund Raeside
Harry Averill
Pouncis Ahern
Farmus
Burlington Druggist Liable in $7.52 Case
A Burlington druggist named Pratt is found liable for 7 dollars 52 cents with a total claim of 500 dollars. The record notes the defendant’s liability and the amount claimed, reflecting a financial dispute in the town.
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Sree
William Iteeves
Burlington
Cleth
Pratt
Berlin Town Officials Seek Abolition of Dodge Bridge Crossings
Berlin selectmen petition the Public Service Commission to abolish the two grade crossings at Dodge Bridge where the Central Vermont tracks and the Montpelier and White River lines cross. The plan would shift the road past Aldrich house, join the Central tracks, and build about 3700 feet of new highway with a 24 foot bridge over the tracks and river. The petition lists Central Vermont and Montpelier and White River railroads, Barre and Montpelier, and the Barre Montpelier Trac & Power Co as parties cited. The Public Service Commission in Newport received the petition this afternoon.
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C. McCarty
H. Stewart
EB. House
Berlin
Comilealon
Maath Narre
Montpelier
Uie Central Vermont
Montpelier & We River
Aldrich
Central Vermont
Yelle River
Barre and
Barre & Montpelier Trac & Power Company
Public Service Commission
Newport
Receiver Appointed for Abiatti & Colombo Firm
On petition by John Colombo a receiver was appointed to carry on the business of Abiatti and Colombo. The Granite Savings Bank holds a $54 0 mortgage with $7,000 in other debts and $3,480 unfinished contracts. Creditors agreed to let the firm continue business under a receiver bonded for 9 8,000 while the court protects the process from interference.
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John Colombo
Adge
F. M. Butler
Abiatti & Colombo
Abletii
Italy
Sears
Busines
Abiait
United States
Fem Ee
Granite Savings Bank
Georer Oldham & Co. Sund
Deaths in Burlington Bring Mary Louise Chalifoux Home
The remains of Mary Louise Chalifoux of Farwell were brought from Burlington last night. Mrs. Chalifoux died Sunday afternoon at Mary Fletcher Hospital after an operation. Born in Canada, she was 45. Survived by one daughter in law Mrs. George Florense Orange and two sons Charles and Wilfred. Funeral at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St Moninn's Church with interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Sire
Mary Louise Chaleifoux
Johm Chalifoux
Farwell Atreat
Burlington
Chelifoux
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Cannda
Diuguet
George Plorense Orange
Charles
Wifred
Thie Efly
St Moninn’s
Death of Blake boy after illness on Merchant Street
Mr and Mrs Donald Blake of Merchant Street mourn the death of their six year old son Francis Russell Blake after a three week illness from Brights disease and meningitis. Funeral will be from 50 Merchant Street Thursday. The family has the sympathy of many friends in this bereavement.
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Francis Russell Blake
Donald Blake
Merchant Street
Man Arrested in Hard Cider Case by Roxbury Police
Deginty Short Camp arrested Morris Piem in Roxbury on a charge relating to illegal hard cider sales. State's Attorney Gatu led the complaint. county court criminal docket J4 set for a date yet to be fixed.
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Deginty
Roxbury
Morris Piem
Destiny
Gatu
Ballae
Heonge Tildén
Brandon venture to form company with village subscription
A fragment notes subscriptions totaling about 14000 toward a stated 40000 goal. Villagers aim to form a company linked to Brandon Branston and a local Phanet project, with plans to teach Ne gu iea and advance local interests.
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Branston
Ure
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