State Department and Western Union in Open Break
The State Department and Western Union divide over cable message handling with prepaid tolls. Western Union refuses to carry department messages unless tolls are prepaid, signaling a broader government communications dispute amid contract issues and wartime delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Western Union Con
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Western Union Telegraph Company
Eement
Talk of the Town Hints At Withaons Pod Scene
Fragmented chatter describes an incident on the way to a location. A man collapsed and was taken to a nearby street, with a subsequent note about a nearby animal and veterinary action. The text appears garbled and references local names and events without clear detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pahoch
Smith & Ature
Vetina
Clee Warten
Indians Face Grave Abuses in Indian Affairs Report
Thomas A. Sloan of Washington charges in a Sees conference report that Indians suffered abuses including unlawful seizure and leasing of tribal lands by government agents. The document claims land in Montana and South Dakota was devastated or misused, arrests occurred without authority, allotments blocked, and relief delayed until a new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL. Louis
Office of Indian Affairs
Thomas A. Sloan
Washington, D. C
Society of American Indians
Kayeport
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Administration of
Indian Affairs
Mirch
Montana
Fort Belknap
Pine Ridge Sioux
Fion i
South Dakota
Officer's Alertress Saves Two Women in Brockton
Patrolman George Dean spotted a motionless woman at a window in a Brockton home. He found a gas-filled room with Mia Myra Neixae and Mrs William Dow in distress. Emergency crews revived both. a third person near an open window was unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
George Dean
Iing
Dean
Mia
Myra Neixae
William Dow
Bethel Child Dies After Indigestion Sunday
The one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arista Orticari died Sunday from indigestion despite medical aid. She is survived by her parents and five brothers. Funeral services were held Sunday with Rev. Pratt officiating and interment at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arista Orticari
Daugh
Walter HL Brink
Pierce
F. A. Northig
Christian Hill
South American nations seek U S role at League meetings
At Geneva, Bolivia and Peru withdraw a request to revise treaties with Chile, averting any U S questions during the assembly. South American delegates press for Argentina as a strong candidate for the League council. Committees begin work as delegates address organization and general matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Associated Press
Assembly of the
League of Nations
United States
Bolivia
Ceru
Chile
Aesembly
Sige
Uganda
Veteron Eetrgentina Ie Rey
Council of the League
Fone
Assembly
Committee On General Organization
Joague
Corm
US rejects encroachment claim on Monroe Doctrine
Washington November 1 state department officials say any sea or land pressure in South America would not be seen as an encroachment by the League of Nations on the Monroe Doctrine. The administration follows a literal interpretation to guard territorial integrity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Department
Aero
Rhodos
South America
Western Union Jie
Miami
State
State Department
William G. McAdoo
Western Union Company
Internations
Teport
Diemble
Key West
Onder
Ite
Valle
Aaa
Trent Nitcwre
Weabhington
D.C
Chile
Per
Bolivia
League of Na- Hons
League
French Threaten Reprisals on Reds at Sebastopol
Reported by Associated Press that French forces near Sebastopol warned Bolshevik troops of reprisals if looting occurred. Wireless message cited as tense evaluation by General Wrangel’s units. Panic and evacuations described amid dramatic scenes in Sebastopol and Feodosiya.
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Constantinople
Nev. Ti
The
Associated Press
Sebastopol
Wrangyl
Yaite
Death of Mary Filet in Montclair touches local families
Williamstown reports sorrow as Mary Filet, wife of Myron W. Filet, dies at age 50 at her Montclair home. She leaves a husband and eight children, three of whom are married, with several remaining in town. The notice mentions Burke Holt and Elden Earlé, local observations, and community members attending a cemetery training event and other town goings on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Holt
Elden A. Earlé
Bloomfie
S. J
Montclair
Mary
Myron ‘W. Filet
Lewis Flint
New Jeney
Ethel Seaver
Jeffords Drug and War
Peeral Monthe
Lasels
Robert
Williamstows
Sca Ates
Ss Waterman
Mrv_ Bell
Covell
Ceminery
Mie
Waterman
Dispute on Wages Considered by Miners and Operators
Philadelphia November 10 Representatives of the anthracite miners and operators resumed conferences to settle their wage dispute. If the talks fail today, miners' spokesmen said they would likely appeal to President Wilson. Demands include a 27 percent raise matching bituminous miners, a 6.26 minimum day rate, and a universal 8 hour day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wilson
Three Nations Express Satisfaction With Adriatic Settlement
London reports that Great Britain Frans and the United States, via ambassadors, expressed satisfaction with the Adriatic settlement reached at Anacapri last week. Premier Giolitti of Italy announced at a cabinet meeting yesterday in a statement from Stefani agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Frans
United States
Hapollo
Italy
Giolitti
Hals
Stefani
Blasting project at Middlesex crossing. historic danger noted
The Central Vermont Railroad and Vermont DOT began blasting the ledge at the Three Mile bridge crossing in Middlesex to improve visibility and safety after years of trouble. Work aims to clear the area this fall, following past fatal incidents near the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Railroad Company
State Highway Department
Three Mile Bridge
Middlesex
Rolline Boys
Horee
Montpelier Junction
Frank L. 81
Barre
Carolina Olgiotti
Motorist fined for manslaughter near Essex Junction
Sarkis Simonian, Armenian driver of a Cadillac, pleaded guilty to manslaughter after his car left the road at Essex Junction on Sept. 9. Marick Winslow of Springfield, Mass. died. another occupant injured. Simonian paid a $400 fine plus costs and was released after more than two months in jail. Judge Hitler noted the crime usually carries a harsher penalty but cited mitigating circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Chittenden
Sarkis Simonian
Pepine Crossing
Towen Lasex Junction
Resox Center
Marick Winslow
Springfield
Mass
Simonian
Fred M. Butler
Allen Martin
J.J. Enright
Hitler
For Want of Proper Care and 20 000 Die Monthly
York reports 20 delegates from the National League of Women Voters region two hold a conference on maternal and infant care. They push a bill for Congress to ensure proper care for mothers and newborns. A dinner closes the event with plans to promote the bill and a meeting in Washington is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Congress
National League of Women Voters
Are. Mawle Wood Park
League
Eee
Washington
Big Pruit Show At Rutland Vermont State Horticultural Society
The Vermont State Horticultural Society hosts its 24th annual fall show at the Community house in Rutland on Wednesday and Friday this week. Plans are complete and exhibitors expect the meet to be the finest yet in Vermont with extensive fruit displays and many orchards contributing top products including Fameuse apples from the Hixford and other notable orchards. Edmund Seymour of New York City will send phitian produce from the Rixford orchard to Rutland, with major exhibits from Middlebury Marten Gerhard Westhampton Everett orchard Dorwat area and others. The program aims to inform inspire and entertain, drawing scientists teachers businessmen and practical growers to see substantial displays and learn of commercial orchard development in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont State Horticultural Society
Wtagett Nm Bbe Conemedievis A Vyor Nadum
Ruland
Vermont
Hixford
Hast Highgate
Edmund Seymour
Wall Street
New York City
Rixford
Storm Warning Nets Atlantic Shipping Alerted
Storm approaches from the west, likely bringing rain and wind to England and the middle Atlantic coast. Mariners warned of dangerous conditions for all shipping as the system moves northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
England
Middle Atlantic
Splendid Gifts and Offer for Tray at Portland
Marble and silver tray offered at $ item Drake. Dr. Bradley has accepted an invitation on State Street. Congress commerce in Portland Maine featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brediey
Poctland
Million Loss on One Deal
New York report of Stewart Dickson and Company testimony before a congressional committee reveals U S shipping board purchases of tor packing at prices 50 percent above fair values. Bid comparisons show irregularities with monopoly claims and potential annual losses exceeding one million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stewart Dickson
Stewart Dickson and Company, Inc
Congressions Committee
United States Shipping Board
Jobe F. Webardeen
DHS
Barre event notes and sports exhibition in town
Barre notes report a RC youth group meeting at Worthenhall on Wednesday November 17 and a W. W. I. milly gathering with Miss Crissman as speaker. A wrestling exhibition by Joe Shimkus and John Tomasi headlines the American Legion ball, with boxing and other matches planned. Local births and arrivals are noted, including an eight pound son for Mr and Mrs Adol Corsi of 16 Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire Alice Cook
Bellows Falls
Barre
Jaubeur Gilbert
Graniterlie
Barre City
Barre City Hospital
RC. T P. A
Worthenhall
W. W.i. Milly
Miss Crissman
Adolpho Corsi
Second Street
Corsi
Termar Fringe
Idx Carusi
Alice Priscilla Miles
South Main
Waterbury
Bert Luce
Mise Miles
American Legion
Joe Shimkus
John Tomasi
Shimkus
Ae Mint
Tomasi
Vermont
University of Vermont Shintkor
oYu
Norman
J. W. Gorton
Fint
Dartmuth
Dartmouth
Dartmouth Schhedule
University of Prnnesteania
Focel
Harding Plurality in Vermont Voter Totals Released
Vermont's electoral vote tallies were announced in Montpelier by Lt Governor Mason and officials from the secretary of state's office. Republican candidates Hailey St. Albans Burlington Burlington and LeGraw Poultney led with totals near 66,000 to 87,000, while Democratic contender Barrows Stowe Montpelier and Middletrook Burlington trailed. Prohibition candidate Thrall received the highest third-party count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Montpelier
Mason
Stone
Oker Charles Dana
Rawson Myrick
Secretary of State
Fice
Mande Ti
Hailey
St. Domsbury
W. P. McKillip
Burlington
Gardner W. LeGraw
Poultney
Lillian Olzendam
W. J. Barrows
Stowe
Inca Bryan
Dessin Middletrook
H.C Comings
Richford SA
Prohibition
George
Thrall
Divorce Trial Opens With Claims Of Libel And Illness
Washington county court opened the divorce case between Edward M. Anderson and Carrie Anderson as Edward testified about family troubles including a prior libel for divorce and his illnesses. Cross examination aimed to challenge his assertions on liberal expenditures while other items including a marriage in Montpelier and a probation decision surfaced in the same morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Court
Edward M. Anderson
Carrie Anderson
Edward Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Ruth
Anderson
Anderenn
Jack
Johanne Anderson
T. C Shurtht
City Hall
Montpelier
LG. Frattini
A. Smith
Washington
EB. Re
Eet
Informa‘i
Bethel Granite Trade Voices in City Meeting
A crowd of granite manufacturers from Montpelier Waterbury Northfield attended a Barre Granite Manufacturers Association gathering starting at 2 PM. Notables like Charles Coutts arrived from Pittsburgh for the event while others, including locals Robert Christie and Robert Morgan, prepared for spring travel and work transitions at North Main and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Macrae
Bethel
Macrae
Mary Hunter
Montpelier
H. E. Miles
Lucile Berini
Bronk Street
Burlington
Donald Arne
William Clifford
Barre
L. CG. Kittlewood
City
Kettle Lawless
Currier
Dewne Silley
Columbia Traphanole Company
Bridgeport
Cron
Swningg
Aew
SD. Phelps Cantere
Main Street
Mies
Dean Bishee
Clarence Bishee
Waitsfeld
Mise Bishee
Ace
No Dy Phelps Co
Waterbury
Northfield
Tedey
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Charles Coutts
Pittsburgh
Coutte
James Nicol
Maplesyverae
Robert Christie
Ayers Street
Robert Morgan
Christie
Eopler
Elsie Morgen
Eugenia
Maple Fine Street
Dunnett Will Found Shifts Estate Dispute
In St Johnsbury a previously unknown will of late attorney Alexander Dunnett surfaces, naming his widow Mrs. Dunnett as main beneficiary. The document, witnessed by two living individuals, designates executors E. F. Nichols of St Johnsbury and J. D. McAlister of South Ryegate, complicating the trust arrangement and the distribution of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Alexander Dunnett
J. D. McAlister
South Ryegate
Social and Community Notes From Barre Area Gossip
Mrs Earl Rogers of Cabot visits in the city. Archie McDonald of Springfield arrives for a few days with friends. G Palladini sails to Italy on the America, then to Switzerland with a companion. The Red Cross Pharmacy proprietor prepares a report on a new test. Mrs David Cummings hosts an Odd Ladies gathering with music and gifts. Two Montpelier girls steal a banner from Spaulding fans after a game. Barre New England Milk Producers meet elects officers and plans county meeting in Montpelier. Delegates named for the Sen...tion meeting and arrangements discussed for travel to Ben-ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rogers
Cabot
Archie McDonald
Springfeld
Mass
G. Palladini
Railroad Street
New York City
America
Italy
Tris
Switzerland
Eaea Int
Red Cross
Tate
Teabella Thomson
Reith Avenue
David Cummings
Odd Ladies’ Society
Barre
Nejlin Bland
Camminge
Wali Wee
Mies
Hetty Kate
Agnes Teli
Peter Cunday
Jarre Muted
Jel Tray
Tonie
Mia
Spaulding
Spaulding Harnec
Montpelier Pocition
Hanner
Montpelier
Barre Beramch
New England
Duvers
Woeth
Ober
Cenler Bn
M. L. Towney
J. A Cumming
Croman
Minni— Pellet City Wall
Tren
George Andra
A. Phelps
At. Smith
Chari Goréce
Balancornation
Sunwery
Serriers
Phelps
Charles Garten
Petuere
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Talk OF
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Thomas ©. Sloan
U. S
Tacna- Atica
Bolsheviki
Williamstown
Adriatic
W. A. Lori
Torney
Andrew Mark
Boston
State Building
Mack
S. B. Bates
J M McCarthy
Massachusetts State Highway Associathom
Janes E. Blake
Ailent Vi
Mr. Blake
Keene
Hartchord
Eden
Brigham
Chicago
Rittridge
Stethfeld Binning
Theeanny
Armory
Jomtpelier
Dem
Bates Riverside
Andrew Guthrie
Cerel
Parmenter
California
NeleAn
Riverside
Montpetier City Court
Cert Stridetmre
Mile Neleon
Sopipetier
Essex Junction
Rutland
North Atlantic
Henry Stiles Bradley
Worcester, Mass
U. 8. Shipping Board
Congressional
Dunnett
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