Public anxious over Huerta and Mexican talks at Niagara Falls
At Niagara Falls on May 23 South American envoys and delegates from Washington and Mexico City faced unrest as the public pressed for the next move on Mexico. The main issue of Huerta and his resignation remained unsettled, though mediators hinted at near agreement after last night’s evasions.
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Niagara Falls
Gan
Washington
Mexico City
Alléte
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Randolph Veteran Mark Chadwick Dies After Long Illness
Waterbury mourns Mark Chadwick a Randolph veteran born 69 years ago who lived most of his life here He died after a prolonged illness at his daughter Mrs Charles Kenworthy home Funeral services will be in Waterbury with interment there He is survived by his wife two children Winnifred and Fred and by two brothers and two sisters He was a familiar figure in Randolph and neighboring towns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Fridys
Mark Chadwick
Waterwry
Charles Kenworthy
Chadwick
Jong
Winnifred
Charles F. Kenworthy
Waterbury
Fred Chadwick
Lynn
Mays
J. FL Chadwick
Silas Chadwick
Mia
Melissa Chadwick
Ann Moulton
Hioma
Mr. Chadwick
Clean-Up Informally Opens City Campaign Effort
Last night city court discussed details of a paint-up cleanup movement to begin when church leaders speak from the pulpit tomorrow on civic cleanliness. The agitation shows impact with many residents hiring truckmen to aid cleanup while campaigners offer free teams on removal day next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conditten
Eae Belinea
Chromic Iron Ore Industry Shifts to Pacific Sources
Historical overview notes chromic iron ore moved from Atlantic states to Pacific sources, led by California in 1913. Reports show 1912 production at 201 long tons valued at 2750 dollars, rising in 1913 to 255 long tons with higher value, largely from a single Donemuir area mine in Shasta County. Mentions chromium's high fusion temp and uses in dyes, parlors, and heat resistant applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast States
Maryland
Penn
Nylvwnik
United States
Pacific
J. & Diller
United States Geological Dirror
California
Donemuir
Shasta County
Knights of Columbus Third Degree Exemplified in Barre
About 250 Knights from Graniteville Montpelier St Johnsbury Hartwick and other Vermont towns gathered at Clan Gordon hall Bolster building to witness a third degree exemplification led by Judge Robert Powers of Albany N Y A class of about forty received the insignia Candidates hailed from Barre Leon Waterbury and St Johnsbury A luncheon followed at Seamount building with dishes prepared by Mrs Patrick Trown Mrs William Mackie Mrs A J Loranger Miss Chica Loranger and Mrs Robert McDonnell Grand Knight E J Owens A L Moore Martin Riley William Bielly James Kenelick D J Sullivan and Adolphus Gongo led the committees Present included Past State Deputy James Cosgrove St Johnsbury and others from Burlington
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Knights of Columbus
Granite Siarte
Montpelier
St. Johnsbury
Hartwick
Vermont
Clan Gordon Hall
Bolster
Order
Robert Powers
Albany
N.Y
New York Council of Knights of Columbus
Barre
Leon Waterbury
St. Johnsry
Patrick Trown
William Mackie
A. J. Loranger
Chica Loranger
Robert McDonnell
E. J. Owens
A. ©. Moore
Martin Riley
William Bielly
Alit Burke
James Kenelick
D. J. Sullivan
Adolphus Gongo
James Cosgrove
Pe ‘McAuliffe
Burlington
Thomas ‘Magner
House Agrees Upon Interstate Trade Commission Bill
Washington May 23 The interstate trade commission bill the first measure of the administration trust program was agreed upon late last year by the House in committee of the whole It was set aside for final action after the other two anti trust bills are ready for passage
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Trade Commission
House
Randolph News Briefs Reflect Local Movements and Health
Joel Fitwld travels to Pittsfield to recuperate after surgery. Misa ST Parish visits Montpelier Berlin and Northfield before returning home. Mrs Herman Jones leaves Goshen after two weeks with Mrs D B Faswett. Mina Nettye Robbin finishes New York School of Fine Arts course and goes to Glen Cove TY 1 to substitute art teacher. Ignate Hes Sault goes to Derry NH visiting her son Williman then Lynn and Boston. John W Curran injured knee has X ray showing no fracture and hopes for improvement. Charlon Morris, former Altamonte Springs barber, stops in before Burlington season work. A health officers instruction school is held for Orange, Windsor and Windham counties with Dr Bailey on farm sanitation relation to public health. James Mullaly, in Montpelier with an ailing father, comes to Montpelier for work. family joins him.
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Joel Fitwld
Pittsfield
Misa ST
Montpelier
Berlin
Northfield
Herman Jones
D. BR. Faswett
Hawce
Goshen
Mina Nettye Robbin
School of Fine Arts
New York City
Glen
Charlon Morris
C. R. Steele
Altamonte Springs
Fla
Seueedid
Burlington
Orange
Windsor
Windham
Bellows
Bailey
James Mullaly
Monttrot
Montpelinr
Stankard Shines for Springfield in International Eastern Notes
Sporting notes report Stankard continuing to hit for Springfield in the International Eastern association. Bescher of the Giants angers crowds in Cincinnati with abusive roars as teammates restrain him. McGraw scouts Dave Robertson to bolster the Giants outfield while Jimmy Gallagher explores college prospects for the White Sox. Curtis of Syracuse eyes Harvard meet but injures a tendon and will miss the season. Pirates nickname traced to a kidnap incident involving Low Bierbauer in the 1880s. Montpelier Seminary upsets Northfield High 9 to 5 as Mohbe pitches. Feldspar production in 1913 hits record values. California leading, prices rising, with higher per-ton values for crude and ground output than in prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stankard
Springfield
Bescher
Giants
Cincinnati
Sealy
McGraw
Dave Robertson
Robertson
Mutfielder
Jimmy Qallahan
White Sox
Chicago
Callahen
Curtis
Syracuse
Harvard
Pirates
Pittsburg
Low Biertaner
Tasoman
Montpelier Seminary
Northfield High School
Montpelier
S Mohbe
United States
Tragedy Ends Money Demand Then Killed Himself In Revere
In Revere Massachusetts on May 23 Eberhard formerly boarded with Mr and Mrs Morris shot and wounded Mrs Morris then killed himself. The husband had asked him to leave two weeks earlier and an intruder climbed in a back window demanding the family bank book from a daughter prompting screams and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Mass
Hick Eberhard
William Morris
Morris
Becker Convicted Gets Week on Appeal
New York May 23 Twelve months after the Rosenthal murder Becker is convicted again as the arch conspirator. The jury finds Becker guilty of murder in the first degree and he gains a week to appeal. He faces possible execution for the July 16 shooting of gambler Herman Rosenthal.
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New York
Charles Becker
Rosenthaler
Borkir
Court of Appeals
Herman Rosenthal
Beck
Xpente
Becker
Hincheon
Apown
Enon
Supreme Court
Samuel Seabury
Rote
Wallon
Webber
Mms
Tomba
Tieeker
Whitman
Hief Talt
Jackson
John Becker
Hecker
F. Maeriden Tingden
Vermont Progressives Open Campaign in Brattleboro
The Vermont state Progressive party opened its campaign in Brattleboro with a conference attended by delegates from 13 of 14 counties. The keynote urged non amalgamation with other parties and backing straight Progressive tickets. Speakers included Dr AL Nelson Jackson and officials from Montpelier, Barre, Burlington, and Brattleboro.
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Brattleboro
Vermont
Progressive Party
Dyattleboro
Hanes
Randolph
Medgett
Palle
EW. Oilwon
Brattle
File
AL Nelson Jackson
Tur- Tingston
O. TH
O. A. Rixfort
Fast Highgate
Guy B. Marton
Burrington
Charles EL Thon
Ment
Murephtey
Iyville
Barre
Raymons
Mearland
G.W. Rose
Mildiebary
W. K. Niehott
Benninggim
Breet Kelly
Baltic
Ant
Randolph Man Awarded Damages in High Water Case
Harry C. Allen of Randolph former timber manufacturer wins 5080 dollars from Champlain Health company in U S court at Windsor for loss of his mill during March 27 high water as logs floated downriver. Jury, evidence, and arguments noted with other cases and pleas from Burlington term referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Harry C. Allen
Randolph
Gayeville
United States
Champlain Health Company
Stanley C. Wilson
Chelsea
March C. Wilson
John C. Sherburne
W. B. ©. Stickney
Rutland
Jude James la Martin
Burlington
Milne Couple Honored On Silver Wedding Anniversary
Friends number about sixty surprised Mr and Mrs James Milne at their Liberty Street home with a quiet gathering that grew into an impromptu program. Presenter Cyrus James Mackay gave a silver service gift and congratulatory messages while guests included John Anderson a Baltimore granite dealer and former Barre resident, plus several Mrs Edwards Jelinetin and Stuart. The Milnes, married in New York May 23 1880, have long served Barre s community with church work and local industry through Adie Milne granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Milne
Ciylark James Mackay
Mackay
Milan
John Anderson
Baltimore
David Stuart
Nellie Name
Kentucky
Dixie
Annie Laurie
First Presbyterian Church
Tint Chine
Study Notes On Materials From The United States Geological Survey
The fragment discusses material behavior under extreme heat including silica and oxide compounds forming solid phases. It mentions cement kilns and furnaces, rotary equipment, and basic open hearths. A brief note references Rexnolde and a city shutdown on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerg Ae
Shereon
United States Geological Survey
Owl
Ex Alderman Brown Dies After Six Months Illness
William Brown former alderman of Barre Vermont dies at 53 at his Grant Avenue home after a six month lung illness. Born in Scotland, he immigrated twice to the United States and settled in Barre in 1880. He served on the city council from 1910 and was president of the board of aldermen. Survived by his widow Margaret Reid and two children from his first marriage, plus relatives in Aberdeenshire and a Barre brother Peter. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from the Grant Avenue residence with burial in Welcome Cemetery.
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William Brown
En Ke
Yercely
Grant Avenue
Ney
Illiam Brown
Chany
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
James Brown
Cluny
United States
Colorado
Capitol
Denver
Barre
Barry
Brown
Wifth
Mr. Brown
Harre Presbyterian Church
Frantte Lodge
No. 35
Alm
John Emeslie
Finn
Gerrard-Barcay Granite Co
Vermont Poultry Association
Margaret Howie Reed
Flanbeth
Margaret
Mis. Brown
Margaret Reid
Jennie
Annie
Peter Brown
Mra. A. Sey
Mra. A. Gibb
Mra
Vis. Mee
Wy Ewen
Francie Brown
Welock
Warrins
Wimwned
Treasurer Deavitt Issues Statement At Montpelier
State Treasurer E F H Deavitt described his stance in Montpelier amid public disputes with Governor Fletcher. He denied leaking information to papers and said any shared remarks came from the governor. He noted he has examined an Attorney General opinion on the treasurer's bond and confirmed the current bond with American Fidelity and additional reinsurers totaling 138,000 for redevelopment.
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E. FH. Teavitt
Montpelier
Fletcher
Deavitt
Fetcher
American Fidelity Company
Southwestern Surety Insurance Cepany
International Fidelity Tenance Cepany
New England Casualty Company
South Surety Company
Amercan Fidelity Company
Barre Letter Carriers Elect New Officers at Meeting
National Brotherhood of Letter Carriers held its annual morning gathering at the government building. George M. Gates was named president, Thomas Gurry vice president, Albert Igets muditors credited as secretary-treasurer, and George M. States named editor. Delegates will be appointed to the rate convention.
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Tts
Government Building
Ofleere
George M. Gates
Thomas Gurity
Albert Igets
George M. Tates
Court hearing resumes on charges against George J and others
A Missouri Subie commission session yesterday resumed hearings on charges involving George J and associates. Prosecutors alleged deliberate actions to obtain funds from Watergate interests during a dispute with water management, with attorneys appearing for the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas
Aioe Ao
Missouri Subie Oe
Hee
Watesh Management
George J
New Rebekah Head Honored by Vermont Assembly
Grand lodge officers from Vermont Odd Fellows and the Rebekah assembly honored Mrs. Frank W. Jackson, newly elected president, at a Barre reception held after a Bright Star lodge meeting. Three candidates received the Rebekah degree, and a formal program featured speeches and a luncheon.
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Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Vermont
Tate
Jocal Lodge
Mra. Jackson
Atute
Jackwon Fy
W. A. Kenny
Littleton
N. FL
Hampsbite
Rebekalis
Angie Endross
Wensington
Vermank
Mire
Mabel Rani
Saxtona River
Clara Petetron
St. Johnabury
Emma Coburn
Weatie
Perry
Brattleborn
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Calvin Endreas
Bennington
WW. Scott
Alexander Duncan
Barre
John B. Rearsdon
Brattleboro
Montpelier
Wells River
Williamstown
Saxtons River
St. Johnarbury
Charles W Foster Funeral in Elmwood Burial
Comrade Charles W Foster veteran of the Rebellion died after long illness. Funeral held at Hedger and Cootary chapel on North Main. Barre Joen No 48 and Carpenters union sent delegations. services led by Rev Newell of the Healing Methodist Church. Bearers included Thetans Lawrie and William Ighbor. interment in the Grand Army plot.
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Grant Army
Crandall T
Hedger & Coot
Barre Joen
Corted Brotherhood of Carpenters and Juiners of America
Mr. Foster
Lawrie
William Ighbor
Edward Prithriek
Jritaad
Grand Army Bot
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Hlugden
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Eal Solthy
Socies
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Hiv
Germany
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Manton
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Reonas
Miteide
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Wits
Charlie
Champlain Realty Co
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Burlin
Ieman
Atlanta
Ivan J. Porvenen
Koone
S. H
Julie Ladake
Birton
Wae
Interstrte
John F. Anderson
Springfail
Man
Halifax
Mrs
Wollen
Rexnolde
Alderman Brown
Rebekah
Frank W. Jackson
State Assembly
4 .Mbers
Brig' Sstar Lodge
Its
St. Joimebury
Gimrotinn
Ranma M. Coburn
Wea Burke
Guardian
Gertende Tewell
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Adelle Wallis
Wallafield
Wrete
Tis
Grace Pe Bhattabury
Hyetle" Bony
Brandon
Eva Dike
Jewel
Stele E. Bavley
East Hartwreck
Bright Star Judge
Charles W. Poster
Elmwood
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