Possibility of Ireland wide martial law with Ulster exception
London dispatch reports government aims to intensify crown forces in Ireland with reinforcements possibly up to five thousand. It notes no plan to increase auxiliary police and that Ulster would be excluded if martial law extends, with General Sir Nevil MacKeady to decide on extension and the Kitchener blockhouse plan.
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London
Ireland
Black and Vane
Ulster
Sir Nevil MacKeady
Won't Sign Bill With the Union in Haze Over Wages
New York May 28 The American Steamship Owners association stands firm on wage reductions tied to the nationwide marine strike refusal to sign any agreement before union ratification. Officials said the Atlantic and Great Conference with Admiral Benson has not yielded a final settlement. A merger of views is awaited, with a general meeting set for Tuesday afternoon to decide whether owners will participate.
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New York
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Washington T
Benson
Shipping Board
Marine Engineers
Davis
Winthrop L. Mervin
Neacclation
Jones of Providence wins opening world hard court match
Arnold Jones of Providence KL defeated M Cousin of France in the first round at St. Cloud May 28 in the world hard court championship. The score was 6 0 6 2 7 6 . Eleanor Sears of Ho steney will not play in the tourna ment. William Laurente of France defeated M Mlanchy of Belgium 6 0 4 3.
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St. Cloud
France
Aspointed
Arnold Jones
Providence
M. Cousin
Freth
Nis
Cham Inship
Coute
Eleanor A. Sears
Hostendey
Antied
William Fr. Laurente
Francy
Fealid
M. Mlanchy
Belgium
$100000 Defense Fund For Labor Union Men
A defense fund of 100000 was raised for labor union men indicted on extortion charges. Information released today by State's Attorney Gerdman states the fund was raised by secretament of members and backed by Chicago bailings trades' union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Fund
Building Trades’ Union
Chicago
Gerdman
Montpelier Seminary Commencement Week Details
Montpelier prepares for its annual commencement with June 5 events including baccalaureate by Rev. Walter Ht Gould for class of 1910, 4 PM vesper, J W Knapp speech, and a week of concerts exams and meetings. Local officials report on state offices hours Arbor Day impacts and construction updates around State Street and the National Life building.
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Montpelier Seminary
Walter Ht. Gould
J. W. Knapp
Oelock
Roy
A. W. Hewitt
Beenstra
B. H. Tracy
Vergennes
Farnsworth
W. A. Lord
Misa Katherine Spear
Montpelier
Atato'r
National Life Insurance
Brigyx House
State Street
Statetreet
Western Avenue
Baldwin
Bailey Avenue
Somers & Mix
DeBoer
Joe’s Pond
Joe's Pond
Washington County
Arthur Lombard
Florence Lombard
Joseph Cadette Va
Ethel Cadette
Edward Ballard
Chicago
Tive
First Arena
F.C Gale
Norwich
Coan
Nelson
Messrs
Dix
Staples
Springfield
Mt. Tabor
Iraeburg
Secretary of State
E. Prene
White River Junction
Carty
South Royalton
Chelsea
Burlington Traction Co
Fr. J. Tavis Machine [Co
Harriet Reed
St. Johnebury
T. 4Raphy
Mrattieboro
Hiram N. Davin
Wien
Bailey Tet Waterbury
Hie Son
State House
Board of Control
Sergrentat Arme
Allies weigh neutral zone in Upper Silesia plan
Paris May 28 The allied council of ambassadors virtually approved a plan to establish a neutral zone between German and Polish forces in Upper Silesia. Decision postponed for more information. German troop concentration at Brieg near the Silesian frontier continues, dispatches say.
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Paris
Preas
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Upper Silesia
Brieg
Silesian
Foreign Office
Harrington creamery destroyed by fire in Bethel
A midday fire leveled the Harrington creamery on Church Street Bethel causing estimated losses near 87 000 with only 33 000 insured. The blaze started from hot embers near the formant and spread through woodwork to the upper part where A F Ferson and family lived. Firemen using chemical extinguishers could not stop it. the building stood outside the village fire district with no water. Several hundred pounds of butter and household goods were lost. a pet dog died. The plant had changed hands last fall to Earl Ayer and A K Ferson, with Ferson as manager.
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Harrington
A. F. Ferson
Upper Church Street
Sho
Mary Harrington
Hartington Creamery
Tate
Earl' Ayer
St George
A. K. Person
Ferson
Pew
Tuba
Hoover to Be in Boston
Recto May 2 report states Herbert Hewyer secretary of Imimerer will address a meeting of allied trades in New King land on July 13, announced today by Theanas Andersen from New Regiaed Show and ost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hewyer
Imimerer
Thee and Mather Trades
New Kingland
Theanas
Andersen
New Regiaed
Blue Trousers May Be Clue In Missing Tug Conestoga
Admiral Rodman reports finding navy blue trousers near an abandoned camp on Guadeloupe island. The garment marked H. J. ?erson lacks a traceable name. The Conestoga, missing since March 25 after leaving Mare Island for Pearl Harbor, is being searched by 43 vessels and aircraft.
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Washington, D. C
Admiral Rodman
Pacific Fleet
Guadeloupe Island
Navy Department
H. J. ‘ Terson
Mare Island
Pearl Harbor
Caruso Buried in Flowers for Trip
New York crowds saw the opera star Caruso depart by steamer President Wilson bound for Italy. Extra guards protected the pier as admirers crowded to bid farewell. Flowers covered his suite aboard the vessel, and telegrams urging a speedy recovery arrived. He planned to stay in Italy through the summer hoping to regain health.
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New York
Kutioo Casuan
Kit
President Wilson
Italy
Hundrede
Death of Hotel Vegetable Cook From Bullets
George Simon, a hotel vegetable cook, died from a bullet wound today after an incident with a fellow employee yesterday. The event is believed accidental. A search is underway for Al Joanta who has disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oston
George Simon
al Joanta
Town Notes Packed With Travel And Local Games
Talk of the Town lists Ben Hastinan leaving for Heston and several residents planning trips to visit relatives or attend college games. Edith Thirnwall and Mr. and Mrs. Campbell vacation plans are noted, along with staff movements at CW and state forestry work. Annie McQerthy and Webher McUarthy visit St Johnsbury, while Patrick Massie, Burt Mercer, and others travel to Averill for a pond stay. Spaulding high school’s team arrives, St Albans defeats the home team, and the Fast Barre game yields another author victory as local sports heat rises.
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Victor Mar
Ower Press
Raves
Bsom
Franklin
S. H
Pase Elider
Mies
Edith Thirnwall
Montclais
Harry Campbell
Bien Atroet
Semage Booth
Springfield
Menehair
Noh Watt
Leslie Wyllie
Patrick Massie
Burt Mercer
Averill
Averill Pond
Dante Peds
Cindied
Geo Wiggh
City
Lmoet Spaulding High Achant
Lincoln
St. Albans
Spaulding
St Albans
Garre
McMahon
Pipe Beats Cigaret in Golf Says Veteran Pro
New York May 28 A veteran Scotch professional argues the pipe's temperament beats the cigarette when American amateurs fail in the British title event this week The pro predicts calmer eyes and steadier nerves will yield a different outcome for Americans on the next trip abroad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alleged J W W Allegedly Attempt Train Takeover in Denver
Twenty seven alleged J W W were placed in jail in Denver after attempting to commandeer a Union Pacific freight train bound for Denver from Cheyenne Wyoming. Police reported the incident occurred this morning and involved would be hijackers seeking to drive the freight to Denver.
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Union Pacific
Denver
Col
Cheyenne
Wyo
College oarsmen on mark at American Regatta race
Philadelphia May 28 Oarsmen from Harvard Yale Princeton Navy and Pennsylvania entered in the 17th annual regatta of the American Rowing Association over the Henley course on the Schuylkill River today. Ten crews competed and a featured service cutter race drew entries from battleship Oklahoma Columbia Nevada Arizona and Delaware.
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Philadelphia
Harvard
Yale
Princston
Navy
Pennsylvania
American Rowing Association
Henley
Schuylkill River
Oklahoma
Columbia
Nevada
Arizona
Delaware
Hal Chase at Liberty in habeas corpus exit
Hal Chase, former major league first baseman, appeared at Liberty today on a writ of habeas corpus after being arrested yesterday on a Chicago indictment alleging involvement in the 1919 World Series scandal. Bail of 3000 dollars was cancelled and he was granted liberty due to improper warrant and failure to extradite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Cal
Hal Chase
Haveman
Chicago
Jack Johnson to Box in Prison Card at Leavenworth
Former world heavyweight champion Jack Johnson, now serving time in the Leavenworth federal prison, will box 12 rounds with two other fighters today as the main event of a program arranged by retiring warden A. V. Angerdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Jack Dobnnon
Puginet
A.V. Angderwon
Cubs Third Baseman Charles Des Out After Nose Injury
Chicago May 28 Charles Des Cubs third baseman suffered a broken nose when struck by a batted ball in a previous game. He will be sidelined for several days as he recovers, extending Cubs' injury woes from recent schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deal
Cubs
Chicago
Charles Des
New York
Seaplane incident sparks local mishap and town visits
Reported seaplane taken by a Jones corporation during trial flight Friday experienced engine failure on landing. Widespread movement cited as the accident caused minor damage with no injuries. Town residents including Mr. Niro and Mr. J.M. Wrost visited on business, while others attended meetings in Burlington and Springfield.
Police sergeant killed as gunman shoots five in Clinton Street firefight
Edward A. Wilton, 35, a sergeant with the police reserve, died after a pursuit in Buffalo New York. Four black residents were wounded when a Negro gunman opened fire on June Clinton Street house occupants seeking Oscar Edwards, 27, who fled through a back door as officers converged.
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Buffalo
Edward A. Wilton
Clinton
Oscar Edwards
Wilson
Edwards
Death of Louis Lupien A Plainfield Resident
Louis Lupien of Plainfield died after a two week illness on February 4. Born January 1842 in Nicholas, Canada, he immigrated as a boy and later married Sarah Bagon in 1805, with five children, three surviving. Surviving are Emma Waterman, Georgy Vincent, and Agnes Shorey, plus Lewis Jr. and Cora. two children and other relatives predeceased him. A Civil War veteran, he served in Vermont units and later lived quietly in Plainfield. Funeral services Sunday at 1 pm at the Methodist church, Rev. A W Hewitt officiating, burial in the village cemetery beside his first wife.
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Christian Bill School
Mise
Lina Stevens
W. Kidder
Woodstnck
Tie
Sybil Sanderson
Echenihouse
Northrup
Beckwith
Ludlow
Albert TD
Vermont
Fredrickeburg
Wilderness
Jolyue
Louis Lupien
Plainfield
Mr. Lupien
Nickolewte
Three Rivers
Canada
United States
Mise Sarah Bagon
Emma Waterman
Montpelier
Georgy Vincent
Plainfeld
Alfred Hucker
Hardwick
Lewis, Jr
Cora
Lupien
Larpien
Agnes Shorey
Raymond
Nasil
Vermont Infantry
Co. D
Cavalry
Co. K
Co. C
Sing
Methodist
A. W. Hewitt
Eiling
Mangler
Core
Local society notes and misfiled notices from Vermont region
Mr and Mrs Arthur Nicora wed on Thursday afternoon at Nicora's home. They left for Lane Downtain and Atlanta for a month. James Mellandy starts work as clerk at a drugstore. Vermont Ice Cream Cone Co expands, taking orders from Springfield. Various residents travel, visit relatives, and attend Memorial Day events. A farewell party for Francie Black accompanies family departures.
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Arthur Nicora
Mr. Nicora
Treet
Lane Downtain
Atlanta
James Mellandy
Boston University
Barre
Erneste Tosi
Richard Oniderara
Prentuet
Stonters
Vermont
Springfield
Mace
Northern Inter
Would-Be Jail Birds Sentenced in Montpelier Court
In Montpelier a party including Jow Frank Cassidy aline Colfing Fred erick Aldrich alias Edwards and Chadwick were sentenced to jail for not less than five nor more than four years on a charge of attempting to break jail. The State's Attorney described Chadwick as repeatedly penalized since 1888 while asserting the men acted with an associate named West. The defendants pleaded guilty, argued West urged them, and faced prior handling by J Ward Carver for Barre. Four men, Nesbit for stealing a horse and Farley for breaking into a Middlesex railroad station, were to Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
West
Tean
William J. Nesbit
Robert Farley
Middlesex
Windsor
Foreign Granites a Menace to American Industry
Foreign granites from Scotland Sweden and Germany flood U S markets at lower prices aided by ballast shipments, threatening Barre and American quarry workers. War relief faded and tariffs are urged as a protection, with Congress urged to act at a Boston meeting next week.
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America
Scotland
Sweden
Germany
Europe
Boston Harbor
Boston
Barre
Jnterchee
I Basten
Nativite Grasite Intustries
Tthe International Quarry Workers
War and parade plans stir Groton as Memorial Day nears
Groton residents anticipate a span of events as Spanish American War era veterans and civic clubs organize a Memorial Day parade and related duties. Names mentioned include Wallo Whitehill and several local figures while preparations in the Lagoon district promise a ceremonial response and community involvement.
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Wallo
Alert Draenreas
Renart Wait
Mime Vienders
Jann Belk
John Reiley
James Minuit
Chandy Lee
Lao Harker
Eleai
Memorial Monday Notice Delays Timetable
No times published Monday due to Memorial Day. The notice refers to schedule changes and newspaper production disruption for the holiday period.
Memorial Day Observance Details in Barre
Barre plans Memorial Day ceremonies with 277 graves decorated across Elmwood and five other cemeteries Hope St Monica Maplewood Wil son and St Sylvester. The parade starts 10 a.m. from Depot Square led by Colonel Chauncey M Willey, with Barre City Band and American Legion participants. William Wishart will preside at the city hall program followed by religious services and a memorial dinner.
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Elmwood
Barre City Hall
Hope
St. Monica's Come
Maplewood
Wileson and
St. Sylvesterly
Depot Square
Chauncey M. Willey
Barrepost
No. 1
American Legion
Barre City
Elmwood Cemetery
City Dell
William Wishart
Barres Ely
J. Hartin
Bowd
A. J. Ballwin
Lincoln
Max C Pisher
W. Men. Rittridge
Toms
Toenl Jachonle
Sympidinuy High Archeol
Goddard Seminary
Pirat Baptist Church
Crandall Post
Barrejet
Ehuiroly
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Bethel
Harrington Creamery
Hoover
U. S
Caruso
Trip
Max
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Ben Hastinan
Molor
Heston
Williamstown
College
Mark
Liberty
Seon
Jack Johnson
Leavenworth Prison
Randolph
Niro
Mra
Lawrenor
Masa
Copeland
A We Irin
Vermuet State Merchants’ Association
Burlington
Ton Atre
George Wet CW
Mies Mildred Dunyon
Clifford Averill
Remeillie
Thomas
Mie Blaine
Berliegton
Hhl Paige
Badulph Weenan
Tederathos
Soman'y Clube
J.P. Oistend
Ffp Moree
HL A. Lemard
JA Bosiow
Ptr
Everciees
aileTewos
Ales
Hooker
Park Street
Dee
H. Cather
Tamiaioa
Cynthia
Grmain
Siamton Burgess
Earl
Toston University
Carl
Wanalemert Cotton Co
Narlvia
Merchant Street
Riley Burgess
Louise Darker
Mics
Margaret Deine
Mies Merion
Francie Black
Alwreon
Frank Cassidy
Frederick Aldrich
Newt Meister
Memoriakar
Cenvulall Post
Mermover
A. Baldwin
Nethaniet Biond
Nathan Marcingien
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