General wage cuts for unskilled railroad workers planned this summer
Chicago May 18 wage reductions for unskilled railroad workers set for July 1 will extend to all classes of railroad employes. The labor board earlier raised wages affecting about 2 million men, with increases totaling nearly 600 million dollars annually. Stakeholders expect extensions to shop and train service workers, with decisions and filings continuing through June 6 for July 1 effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Chicago and Alton
Ite
M. Felton
Ratioaal
Man Charged With Murder After Child Found Dead
Deratur Alabama May 18 W P L Seay a department store clerk is charged with the murder of his ten year old ride whose body was found in a mutilated condition at the pocket of Florence Alabama Sunday night After being jailed there Seay who was in the jail is said to have attempted suicide by bending the bar with his hands
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deratur
Ala
Seay
le Tinder
Seat
Ride
Potekirt
Florence
Sand
Woman's Relief Corps
Elizabeth Wheeler
Bertha Mawithber
Swidiere
Jennington
Hime Hoepital National Patriotic
Agnes Derker
Boston
Woman's Relief Corps Hall
Sons of Veterane
Hana
Cafipe
Charles 4. Daniels
Rutland & Department
Ef, Perry
Barte
Sons of Veterans
Knights of Pythine Hall
Danny Brown
Brandon
Lnrgaret Ferris
Tee
Jennie Hraley
Fremherly Wheeler
Mire Clark
Ex Kaiser's Second Found Guilty in Export Trial
Berlin reports Friedrich, second son of former Kaiser William, found guilty today of illegally exporting capital to India through the run at Phillippeolen Gravser and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Holland
Berlin
Pree
Ritel Friedrich
Soren Willam
Gui
Phillippeolen, Gravser and Company
Unclear OCR: Army peninsular convoy detours reported
Fragmentary text describes Beediew and mentions the United States army, transport issues yesterday, and references to Garbourg. Details are obscured, leaving the incident and exact actions unclear.
700 Day Agents Laid Off Amid Funding Shortfall
Washington May 18 about 700 prohibition enforcement agents nationwide have been temporarily laid off due to lack of funds to pay salaries. The report notes local efforts such as a city council plan to issue bonds for paving and mentions unrelated municipal and ceremonial items including Shrine activities and various local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Prohibition
Prohibition Enforcement
British stand on Upper Silesia reiterated in Commons
London May 18 Prime Minister Lloyd George reiterated Britain’s stance on Upper Silesia in the House of Commons denying responsibility for distorted French reports. He warned that children of the treaty cannot break words in Europe without restraint and urged the supreme council to decide the fate of Silesia while Britain sides with France in the war’s outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Upper Silesia
Supreme Council
London
Associated Press
Henan
Mons
Fronel
Upper Sleia
Karfanty
Chiliran
Erdekers
Europe
Soto Boty
Othnewese
House of Commons
Silesia
Ttatap
Verdaillen
Japan Would Be Wiped Off the Map in War Warns YMCA Leader
Chicago May 18 A United States YMCA official George Gleason returned from the Far East warned Congress on armament reduction that war with Japan could wipe Japan off the map. He said only a kindergarten view imagines war. even if fought, Japan would be crushed as the United States mobilizes vast continental power and the open door policy for Asia stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Japan
George Gleason
International Yomca
Far East
Congress
International
Isle of Yap
Korea
China
California
Philippines
Hawaii
Hillerd
Europe
Patione
Asia
Lanmy
Death at Fort Allen Likely Self-Inflicted Wound
Arlington May report details a trooper of the Third Cavalry, Davie, found near the bridle path at Fort Allen with a self-inflicted rifle or pistol wound, died at Paw Hospital. A board of officers investigated, but officials believe it was an act of self destruction. Relatives live in New York City.
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Arlington
Harry Vis
Third Cavalry
Fort Allen
Davie
Paw
Travis
Board of Officers
Han
Duis’ Memrest
New York City
Ex Secretary Lane Dies After Illness In California
Franklin K. Lane former secretary of the interior died at a form hospital after gall stones and appendicitis operation. He left an estate and was connected with the Mexican Petroleum Company. He was born in Charlottetown Canada and educated at the University of California. Lane served in Wilson's cabinet and later held roles in railroad wage and industrial conferences. He expressed that being born in the United States might have changed his fate.
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Rackveter
Ming
Franklin RK. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Angina Portoris
Jan Actack
Witsun
Mir
Lane
Henrth
Tim Wariner
California
George We Lane
Twuleide Wien
Franklin K. Lane
Ity
Mihy Kacifman
Washington
Quickland
Cala
Homer
George W. Lane
Tewis
United States
Canada
al Timber
Wilson
Neon Ee
Interior
Ie Ceeiem
Justion
Mexican Petroleum Cos Hanes
Edward de Doheny
Hort Sear
Charlottetown
Prince [Minon Island
Doetior
Calfornia
Poor Lane
University of California
New York
Sit Brown Universities
University of North Caroline
Allege
Roosevelt
Tom
of Nations Covenant
Verenikes
Sir. Lane
Eluirteny
Railroad
Jane
Anne Whatermute
Taroma
Ward
Nancy ‘Lane Kauffman
Franklin Ko Lane, Jr
S. AL Ad
Las Angeles
Cal
Loss of $30,000 Shocks Boston Medical Scene
Washington May 18 Chief Joetics White announced today a major financial loss in Boston tied to a medical facility failure. The report notes a significant depreciation in assets, with figures around 497/16 dollars. Officials indicate limited recovery prospects and ongoing investigations.
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Washington, T
Joetics White
Pontine
Uae
Heer
Cooperation Needed To Win Peace Victory In Barre
Dr. James J. Walsh of Fordham and Cathedral College spoke to over 500 at Barre opera house about Americanism and postwar unity. He urged cooperation to rebuild after World War I, warned of high taxes, and linked wartime lessons to reconstruction, stressing collective effort over division. Contined on page eight.
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James J. Walsh
Barre Opera House
Fordham University School of Sociology
Cathedral College
New York City
Walsh
St. Gregory
Pius X
University of Notre Dame
Supreme Council of the Knighte of Columbus
America
Barre
Frank F. Tangley
Thomas Venner
Thomas Mc~Carthy
Gty
James Smart
John B. Kelly
Langley
Edgur Kelly Aseiairman
de. Walsh
Alien
Union
Greer
Italy
Washington County Christian Endeavor Convention Program
The Washington County Christian Endeavor union holds a May 20 convention at Bethany Church Montpelier with praise and devotional service led by Rev Oh Papper and Miss Lyle Clark presiding. The program includes greetings, short addresses, discussion of objects, and Bible in Endeavor followed by open parliament and election of officers. The day closes with benediction and reports from committees.
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Prieram For Me
Washington County Christian Endeavor Union
Ethany Church
Montpelier
Oh Papper
Baptist
Ehiurchy
Montpeliers
Mies Lyle Clark
Congregational Obivery
Christian Endeavor
Dine Vale
Hare
Sawyer
Northfeld
Floyd Silloway
Conty Yaakman
A. Uhevetian
I. G. Lipeky
Methodest Church
Marre
Toopie
Sunday Schuel
Mies Ethelynd Perking
Montpetier
Local sports notes and injuries disrupt Burlington game
A rush of late notices details a postponement of Burlington High’s game to tomorrow after coach Ham oedttal requested the change. It also mentions injuries from a tree fall near Fast Montpellier injuring William Pomeroy and Walter Cartie, with both receiving hospital care, and hints at further athletic selections and practices.
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Wes
Sareira
Clarence Wince
Harve City
Werlingtom
Burlington High
Ham Oedttal
Nluate Sehowt
William Pomeroy
Trow & Hollen
Montpellier
Barre Chy
Walter Cartie
Carticeae
Japitel
Amy
Limewis Fam
Marre Athletic
Orpemierd
Gregiers
Weinberger Contempt Fight Before House Panel
Washington May 18 Harry Weinberger of New York counsel for Grover Cleveland Bergdoll was ordered before the bar of the House for contempt after refusing to testify before the investigating committee about fees paid by Bergdoll’s mother. Weinberger demanded the committee’s right to investigate Bergdoll’s escape while he argued he was never inducted. Chairman Peters dismissed the objection and Weinberger refused to produce his books prompting a motion from Representative Johnenn.
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Washington, D. C
Harry Weinberger
New York
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
House of Representatives
House
Bergdoll
Weinberger
Peters
Teave
Johnenn
Kentucky
Rev and Mrs Lehigh Celebrate 20 Years in Barre
Parisioners in Barre and friends in this city noted the twentieth wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs TLS Lehigh yesterday. They received roses, cards, and greetings from pastors citywide while health concerns limited celebrations at the parsonage and extended the observance through the week. The Lehights moved from Brockville Ont to Stark NY then to Barre five years ago with their daughter Doris Amy. he previously served at Fort Covington Clayton Fulton and Dewegr.
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Barre
Tls. Lehigh
Wraoklin Street
Lehigh
Giving River
Baptist Church
Harre
Brockville
Stark
N. Y
E. E Browng
Parishville
N.Y
Nora Hoggard
Fort Covington
Clayton
N.Y. Fulton
Dewegr
Harte
Rey
Doris Amy
Brookfield
Malone
Jebigh
Taptict Church
RIZZI-ALBRECHT WEDDING IN CHICAGO AREA
Arthur Rieti of Chicago and Adeline Frances Albrecht wed at the bride’s sister’s home in May. The couple planned a short Illinois trip and will reside at 600 East Marquette Road, Chicago. Rizzi, formerly a Sears bookkeeper, recently became superintendent for Charles Bigke & Co granite shop. Biash, previously western representative for Latrail & McNalty, is Barre based in granite work.
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Arthur 5 Rieti
Chicago
Adeline Frances Albecht
Minnie Albrecht
Mr. Mir
Tlnod
Liume J
East
Marquette Road
Mia Rizsi
Sears
Srvetuck Cn
Charles Bigke & Co Granite
Latrail & McNalty
Cranite Manufactarrre
Barre
Biash
Rivers Nichols Nuptials Link Rivers and Nichote
Seaeuniew ceremony joins Earl William Rivers son of Pred Rivers of Mainfield and Bertharthel Nichote, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Nihhole of Bast. The wedding party included a brother and sister, with Anne Ko Nivtete among guests. Following the ceremony, relatives gathered at United to celebrate and the couple planned residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaeuniew
Earl Willam Rivers
Pred Rivers
Mainfield
Bertharthel Nichote
W. Nihhole
Grove
Lown Aiter
Bradr
Anne Ko
Cmap
End Wen
Granite Men Discuss Water Rates With City Council
Barre Granite Manufacturers seek conference with the water committee on proposed rate hikes for granite plants. Council agrees to meet. Various building permits and street issues addressed. finance and utility expenditures reviewed as council moves through routine matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Barre Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Camp Street
City Hall
Sempingly Street
Prarrie McLeay
Carlo Frattini
Harrison Granite
Wie
Louse
M.C. W.kins
Liearanen
W. E. Cameron
Washington Street
Yasoline
Cameron
Tomasi
Daly
Death in Tunbridge Outlines Family Tragedy and Long Years
Fragmentary OCR describes a death in Tunbridge with references to an only child, Herries, and a long-term farm, mentioning Henry Fearne and Chey. It notes a bereaved family, a large farm, and years of hardship, ending with a physician’s operation and an implied burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herries
Henry
Newth
Memorial Day Revered at Vermont G A R Encampment
Department Commander Lorenzo W Bush opened the 4th annual Vermont G A R encampment in Montpelier reporting 1 003 members, 78 posts in good standing, and losses of 118 Civil War veterans. He praised Memorial Day observances and cited fundraising and finances across auxiliary groups and the Sons of Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geom
Lorenzo W. Bush
Department of Vermont
Grand Army of the Republic
Montpelier
Dowth
Grand Army
Vermont Department
H. P. Hunter
Munter
Hunter
Bieh
Alwst
Haiet
Local Market Names Updated Names and Dates
Fev. Robert Merny of Waterinits the coe a Rew POM Mickemne of Darer Par the past tere drys. Teturtind to kee pated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Merny
Mickemne
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F. Seay
Waites
Vatercen
Beediew
Wrervens i Vom
United States Army
Eay
Che Grek
Amer
School
State Street
Dean K. Lillie
Iris
Pie Wilde
Red Arch
Uris
Candice
Mass
Saquare Yard
Gardner
Mt. Sinai
Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Walter Washburn
Charlie Grossarth
Burlington
Cornelia Cacklin
Rutland
National
Heaton Hospital
Mina Lyle A. Clack
Thinover
Dartmonth College
Cal Badger
East Montpelier
Mereill Corliss
M. G. More
Forsonville
CH. Dempsey
Qilwation
John
Vonras
Massadys Wheelyr
The
Sparks Pinas
Aliwer
Morse
Vermont
Bennington
St. Athans
Muntpel
Lier
White River
Janetion
Edward Gill
Laura AL Keegan
Fred Keegan
Corse Street
Harold Davis
Mieses Trae Kile
Eelen Merritti
Mise Keegan
Aimee Hariness
George Newskanf
Reslin
Mre
Brooks
Board of Certified Public Accountants
Adrian Holmes
North Coastsbury
Sigerre
C.J. Peterson
HM Stevens
M. Ft Johnson
K. Keston
Root
Black
Charles Bucci
Berry
Die Machior Stradt & Wall
Montgelier Road
Sweder
Improbate Court
Battiete
Barre Law
James Galk
Harry L! Davis
Ethan Allen
White
Peter
Bay State Grocery Co
Werk
Stewart
Washington CO. C. E. Union
Wemang
Reg Charles Ees
Talk OF
the Town
BAR OF Representatives
Barre Paator
Rizzi
Albrecht
Rivers—Nichols
Plainfield
D. Mo Miles Coat Co
Averill & Ub. Sat
American Lakraner Co
Barre Electric Co
Barry Gas
HG Bennett
Boston News Burran
A. K. Bence
Buffalo Steams Roller
Calder & Richardanm
WBK
Rte
Atrolt Department Orden
Water Department
HL. Clark
Kelis
Dawe Duphivatur
W Jon
Eddy Valve Co
Rrering Department
Mrccasts
Shaka Pree Irae Association
Granite City Tew
Joseph Green
Harvew & Mower
Hastings
Blo
J. C
St Conte
Houghien & Rohine
Kilwin Keast
Lev-Lexs Mfg Co
Kempton Mills
W. F. Kennedy
Td, Lamb Co
HTM
Eduth L Ribley
A. Slayton
Smith, Whitcomb & Cook
George Tengmay
Walworth
Mile Co
Vermont Tower Supply Co
New Fugland Tel
Teh
Montpelier & Marie Laeht
Power Che
STIMM
DM Mile Coral Co
Burren
Wugineerm
Tunbridge
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