Wiley Quits Amid Controversy Over Food Bureau
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley resigned as chief of the Bureau of Chemistry in the Agriculture Department after a long dispute with Secretary Wilson. Officials cited no formal reason, but rumors linked the move to friction from the Wiley Wilson McCabe controversy and internal pressure within the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Wiley-Wilson-McCabe
Department
Washington, D. C
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Wilby
Wilton
Jutter
Pelvaly
de. Wiley
Dr. Wiley
Wiles-Wilson- McCabe
Desperadoes At Large In Virginia After Carroll County Killing
Trillaville Virginia March 15. News says the Allen brothers and allies, implicated in the murder of Rherton Massie, remain at large crossing into North Carolina. Governor Man and Judge Staples coordinate mobilization with local troops to pursue the fugitives amid a volatile rural frontier. The case shocks Virginia, with state officials warning residents of potential further clashes as detectives converge near Radford.
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Trillaville
Desperadous
Carroll County
Dude Rherton Massie
Commonwealth
W. MM. Postor
Lew Webb
Mloyd Allen
North Carolina Line
Gov. Man
Stax Ples
Allens
Hilleville
Baldwin Detective Agency
Memphis
Radford
Gell
Barrin Springs
Millaville
Harry Davent
Roanoke Hight Infantry
Richmond
Davent
Indictment Quashed in Sherman Anti-Trust Case
In New York the United States district court yesterday afternoon quashed the indictment against Dr Thomas Harned of Philadelphia and co defendants including Jobo F Parsons on charges under the Sherman anti trust law. The ruling affects the criminal clause case and the trial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wise
Fudge Mand
United States District Court
Thomas Dr. Harned
Philadelphia
Jobo F Parsons
Mr. Harned
Resa
Victor Emmanuel survives assassination bid rallying Italy
Major Giovanni Tung, wounded royal bodyguard commander, is reported safe after an attempted assassination of King Victor Emmanuel. Suspects Dalba may act from a plot or instigation by undisclosed radicals as crowds flood Rome praising the king and his escape.
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Tome
Giovanni Tung
Antonio Dalba
Victor Emmanuel
Dalba
Althrough
Soa
Eharel
Deserted by Lawyers Big Bill Goes to Jail
Boston March 15 William Sl Role iber was sentenced to eighteen years in state prison after fifteen months of litigation failed to reduce his term for looting the National City Bank of Cambridge. Judge Habe noted lawyers had withdrawn from the case and the defendant made no remark. The judge lamented the desire to alter the sentence but said only the executive branch could do so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
William Sl. Roleiber
Cambridge
Sind
Tony
Habe
United States District Court
Kelcher
Hilo
Oklahoma Republicans Nominate Roosevelt Delegation
Vluthrie March 15. The Republican convention of Oklahoma voted to tonight consolidate a solid delegation of ten men instructed for Roosevelt to the Chicago convention. Taft workers used every tactic to gain voice but were outnumbered almost three to one. At the close, Lexington leader Denison collapsed and died from apoplexy amid the excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vluthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Fea
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Denison
Lexington
Taft delegation likely to Chicago says former governor predicts
In Washington March 1 former Governor Quinby indicates he will support Taft for renomination and expects a solid Taft delegation from Minnesota and the South. He cites a letter from a Sinneapotte citizen noting Roosevelt's Columbus speech shifted sentiment toward Taft and Minnesota leaning Taft.
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Washington, D. C
Quinby
South
Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Columbus
Minnesota
Hargely
Coal Miners Push Demand After Rejection of Offer
New York observers report the United Mine Workers of America reiterating demands for union recognition, a 20 percent wage rise, shorter working day, or a work change after the anthracite operators proposed a counteroffer. The miners’ reply shows no willingness to compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aarenshc
United Ming Workers of America
Ex-Strikers Eager to Work
Lawrence, March 11 The textile industry rebounded as strikers began returning to work at several mills after the strike ended yesterday. About 7 000 workers are set to resume at Pickering and related mills next Monday while 3 000 remain on strike and 2 000 locked out at Everett mill. The strike committee urged continuing action at several other plants despite the resumed operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mana
Mille
Cty
Astrikers’ Committee
Watshe Ington, Wood, Ayer and
Prosport
American Woolen Company
Kunhardt Whated
Tentere
Pacific Satten and Waratet
Arlington
Farwell
International
Brightsood
North Andover
Everett Gotten Milla
Striking Workers Seek Wage Scale Parity at Two Mills
Demands presented by the strikers of Tarte Mans March Wea target wage scales similar to the American Woolen Company settlements at Lawrence. A three member committee, led by figures including Robert I. Thompson and H L Filnaels, represents the strike groups to the two plants, overseen by Francis Willey of Meafornd England.
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Tarte
Mans
Chimpany
Nortia
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Robert i. ‘Thompson
Hlf. Filnaels
Spenser
Francis Willey
Mealfornd
Eng
Snowslide Sweeps Nine Buildings in Tellurid Tragedy
Four men are dead and several injured after a snowslide swept down on Baek Tar Wink, Tellurid, Cola Martech. The disaster collapsed nine buildings and harmed multiple residents as rescuers worked to reach survivors.
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Tellurid
Colorado
Cola
Martech
Baek Tarwink
Nluy
Brattleboro Bride and Groom Plan Separation After Elopement
Mise Doris Keene aged 18 marries Gardner A. Mandeville 20 at 7 Walnut Avenue Brattleboro. They return to Brattleboro then separate and divorce plans emerge. Keene attends Mt Hermon School for Boys scientific agriculture course. The couple and church attendance noted amid family details.
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Brockton
Mase
Mise
Doris Keene
Margaret Keene
Walnut Avenna
Gardner A. Mandesille
Fred K. Mandeville
Prospect Strat
Brattlehorn
Ren Fal Wells
Mt. Hermon School
Central Methodist
Watch Heist Injures Burlington Man in Night Attack
John W. Boutwell of Spruce Street, superintendent of a coal yard, was assaulted on South Avenue between Maple and Adams streets. The attacker knocked him down and stole a gold watch, then fled toward Adams Street as Boutwell awaited medical aid. Police investigated and searched for the suspect, described as a young man of medium height.
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Burlington
Johnn W. Boutwell
Spruce Street
Tiny & Henderson
Southovekn
Maple
Adinis
Boutwell
Boutswell
My. Poutwell
Hhnutwell
Hontswell
Mr. Routwell
Enelig
Lin
Ruth
Dore
Shomewell
Ejectment Verdict In Ruthend Case On Fiber Land
The Ruthend county term opened with a verdict directed for the defendant in a case about ownership of fiber land in Shrewsbury. The trial featured attorneys CV Povlin and L Mowe for the defense and Sumner for the plaintiff, with proceedings moving to appeal at the Vermont supreme court.
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Ruthend
Zod & Stanton
Petrey
John Gilmath
Wallare
Shrewsbury
Shretesbury
Olen
Povlin
L. Mowe
Stickney
Vermagit Supreme Court
Sumner Aips
T. Wy Moloney
Platt
Ruthin
Pinkerton Stone firm organized in Zanesville
Pinkerton & Co Incorporated of Zanesville forms a wholesale granite business led by officers Mickerton Tiotian Rutledge and Cary. The firm plans a permanent organization and situates offices in the Melkerton area seeking to advance operations after merger planning.
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Zanesville
Colme
Pinkerton & Chlomale
Thie Rity
Mickerton
Tiotian
Timmons
Cary
Pinker
Tum
Bethen
Dining Car Derailed Delays New England States Limited
A dining car derailment delayed the New England States Limited from Boston on March 16. The forward trucks of the dining car derailed near Essex while the train was arriving at Windham Junction. The train resumed toward the station after about an hour, with the diner halted briefly.
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Essex
New England States Limited
Boston
Ron
Still on negligence suit in Washington county court
Washington county court continues with the negligence case of Elizabeth Mitchell on Tomasi. The outcome remains uncertain with a possible end by tomorrow. The trial featured the plaintiff on the stand this morning as lawyers debate the lumber company Barre Ve and related defendants.
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Elizabeth Mitchell
Ve. A. Tomasi
Washington County
Elizabeth Mitchell Om
Tomasi
Sale i
Elaine
To-Merow
Allew ‘Lumber Company
Af Barre Ve
Denew
Tedeset
Twntine
Pheatengl
Anrattor
High Honors Awarded At Spaulding High Graduation
Miss Augustine M. La Rochelle earns first honor with 97.6 percent in the academic course. Miss Ardmida K. Rossi wins first in the commercial course with a top mark of 96.20. Sprague Drenais, Rosa Fontina, and Montane listed among top honorees. Rossi to deliver essay on The Ideal Secrets. Graduation date upcoming with programs announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine M. la Rochelle
Ardmida K. Rossi
Spaulding High School
Prive
Dawn
Neuil
Lane Noni Bere Alout Slory
Hark Dequbetiag
Academia Coure
Italy
Sprague Drenais
Mise
Amd
Omer
Nivare
Mies Rowe
Remel
Serious Charge Raised in preliminary hearing
Deputy Sheriff B Beaa Egat Corinth along with Austin J Goodall faced a preliminary trial before Justin af in Seat with intent to commit a crime. The case was moved to Orange County court with a five hundred dollar bond set. State's Attorney Stanley C Wiley led the prosecution as witnesses testified including Charles W Jycoll Dr Rowlani George Cook and Me Miller of East Corinth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Beaa
Egat Corinth
W. H. Spragnengearer
Charles W. Jycoll
Rowlani
Georgwy Cook
East Corinth
Canadian Pacific Invited to Extend Fine Stay
In the House a committee on railways reported an order inviting the Canadian Pacific to extend its fine to Hoston. The vote on the order proceeded, while the committee also considered Southern New England railroad petitions to enter Hoston as an alternate New England outlet for the Grand Trunk railway.
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Hoston
Matel
Canadian Pacific
Southern New England Railroad
Permenter
Grand ‘Trunk
Electrification Plan for Boston Railroads Reported
A bill reported by the railroad committee in Boston calls for all railroads within the metropolitan park system to be electrified. The measure requires electric operation and sets 1920 as the target year for implementing changes.
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Boston
Tegisbee Tie Committee
Viavite
Metropolitan Park System
Sea Park System
Stexton
State House
Talk of the Town in Burlington Williamstown and beyond
Local notes list visitors and residents ations in Burlington Williamstown Hartington St Albans and Randoph Easter travel plans and a spring vacation. Community exchanges mention gathering wrappers for spoons with Diversi Fruit Co.
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James Riley
Fast Street
Borilagtes
John Ipney
St. Albans
Jenni Blanchard
Randelph
Chan Gordon
Jae
Eduondany
Deweyling
Spauldine High School
South Ryegate
Pomebody
Diversi Fruit Co
Banquet For Masons Ignites Late Evening Meeting
A Masonry banquet at Masony hall drew many Masons and visitors from Barre Waterbury Randetel Montpelier and more. Distinguished guests including grand chaplain and grand lecturer spoke as officers were welcomed and a reception followed the ceremony ending with a social hour and visits from visiting Masons.
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Masony Hall
Cerrionies
Pelier
Randetel
Waterbury
Darve
Mitsons
O'Clook
Ealfet
Serrestimnent
Anice Peste
Lanier
Wisons Muasiitis
Sam T. Braley
Ratlins
Geane Gb
Whitney
Bellows Palle
Giffons
Ralwlidph
W. BM
James Ki
Roberts
Warrington
George No Tilden
Barre
Ubertes A
Lung
Montpelier
Criwell
Brittleburn
Ian Vi
Charles F. Partridge
Woods Stock
Troine Dlytety Attrinanis
Royam Ilegren
Chanite
George Grand Leetyiner
Enya
Maine
Births and Deaths Summary From January and February
Health officials report 22 deaths and 44 births across January and February. January had 20 births and 4 deaths, February 24 births and 12 deaths. Foreign-born parents predominate among births with 32 mothers and 35 fathers foreign-born. Of 43 births, counts include first through twelfth children among families. Sex split shows 22 male and 29 female births. February deaths equal across genders with nine males and nine females.
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Rane
Jon W. Dieckson
Man Held on Breach of the Peace Charge in County Jail
A man named Thins Mierpilyie is held in Washington county jail on a charge of instigating a disturbance at a raffle involving Joseph Comiskey. Also in custody is Mickey Barer on breach of the peace, while Tiegase faced a separate caption in the county jail. Deputy Sheriff WK Cutlerarr arr supports the case, with Grand Jury involvement noted.
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Washington
Pemling
Joseph Comiskey
Lirniteville
Dietioo AO
Tiegase
Sheri WK. Cutler
Grand Slurar
Ar Cutler
Merchants hold long meeting at the Mit tite book mornity
The Barto Retail Merchants met in their room to discuss a gasmlation issue. Committers will seek signatures before April 1. no definite outcome was announced as the meeting adjourned after about A o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barto
Gasmlation
Hecht
Uae
Teenie Bethren
Fire destroys half of Goodwin Milne stone shed plant
A late night blaze damaged half of the Goodwin & Milne stone shed at Cutler, with firemen saving surrounding buildings including the Cutler Storer & Fay works. The loss is pegged at 3000, with temporary disruption as repairs and rebuilding are planned at the site near the Burlington Mutual and Merrimac Mutual insured properties.
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Harte
Bursham
Goulwin & Milne
Cutler, Storerd& Fay
Thames
Alot
France
Agnes Walkers
HHO Weenie
Iso Elock
Sramen
Goodwin & Milo
Inamitl
Cutler, Storer & Fay
Ton
Wirthould
Atmes
Waa
Goodwin & Milne
Messrs
Goodwin Ant Milne
Burlington
Merrinvie
Masanchtnetts
Funeral for Charles W Scott Held at Home of Son Judge
Funeral services for Charles William Scott occurred at his son Judge H W Scott's home on Red Jardson Street. Rev F O Thayer led the service at Hechling Methodist church with pallbearers including W A Booth and C S Andrews. Interment was in Himwood cemetery vault with a later memorial program at Miles Hall for a minstrel show fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bh, Wy Scott
Charles William Scott
Wo Scott
Jardson Street
FO. Thayer
Hechling Methodist Church
Offi Eean
H. W. Beott
Deceasers
W. A. Booth
Me. Scott
CS Andrews
Bett
William Oliver
C S Andrews
Hevlding Methetss
Scott Dehungewit
Himwood
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Big Bill
Hale
United States Court
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Gretna
Man
Hurlington
Grace Machinery Company
Sherwaut House
Yesterney
Amite Ramate
Whitcombrothers Machinery Company
Vermont
Jet W Geer
Champhiln Street
Herding Company
F. B. Campbell
Austommobile
Willcomb Company
Barry
Enurt
Noviat
LO. Vy
Pinkerton & CO
New England
Austin J. Goodall
Chelsea
Theo
Massachusetts
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William Letourneau
Willian Cole
Jefferson
William Stevenson
Jeminie
Wolfes
Harmon Hive
T. M
J. He Thurston
Coral Wilkingon
Mary 2 MacDonald
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Florence Inglis
Alice Walker
Alice
Sien Diet
Miseos Hugel Mack
Awmint Wickert
Mies Lavelle Heli
Barte
Thomas Murphy
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