Huerta Seeks Cabinet Backing For Message On Elections
In Mexico City General Huerta plans to present to his cabinet his speech for Congress to read tomorrow. A cabinet meeting is set this afternoon and Congress is expected to accept the message, likely nullifying the late presidential election. Provisional leadership could be named pending a new vote, though many expect Huerta to remain at the helm.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Congress
Someonsola
Beld
British Squadron Sent to Vera Cruz From West Indian Waters
British cruiser squadron in West Indian Waters received orders to proceed to Vera Cruz. The force includes three armored cruisers and sailed at midnight. Reports say few American women and children remain in Mexico City as citizens flee the capital.
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Vera Cruz
West Indian Waters
Bridgetown
Barbadoes
Mexico City
Vera Orag
Nov
Andren
Hale Gains Mention in Wilson Letter at Carranza Meeting
At his first meeting with Carranza and his provisional cabinet Hale is said to have a personal letter from President Wilson stating that he is a peer’s friend of the president and an judicial investigator for the United States.
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Carranza
Wilson
Mr. Hale
United States
Night Gangster Shootout At Clubhouse In New York
A major gun battle erupted near a Lower East Side club early last night. Three men were seriously wounded and seven arrested after police moved in. Shots exchanged totaled about fifty as detectives and officers faced armed attackers crouched behind debris and structures.
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New York
Miont
Lower East Side
Chabhouse
Funerals for Wreck Victims Held in St Albans
Funeral services were held for Walter J. Kimball the fireman killed in the head on collision near Georgia. The service at St Luke's Church featured hymns Peace, Verfert Peace and Abide with Me with Rev Albert Gale officiating. Bearers listed and burial at South Main Street Cemetery followed, with Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers rites read. A second funeral for Daniel Tietbohl 14 son of Mr and Mrs C F Tinthall held at their home with Rev Dr L F A Lendrum officiating. Two hymns sung by the Milist choir and burial at South Main Street Cemetery.
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St. Albans
Walter J. Kimball
Georga
St. Luke's Church
Albert Gale
Verfert
Bell
Kert Knapp
George Limoges
Daniel Splain
George Grovarian
Walter Baker
South Main Street
Jordan
Daniel Tietbohl
C.F. Tint= hall
LF. A. Lendrum
Mi List Choir
Roy Marvin
Edward Spencer
Ranald Campbell
Lindsley Marvin
Milan Peterson
Robert Dukes
Shire
Talk of the Town France to Send Fleet
Victoria Tamaulipas falls to constitutionalists after heavy fighting in the Mexican revolution. Rebel forces seize the state capital as Tampico remains contested, signaling broad insurgent control while foreign powers weigh involvement. In other notes, Goddard Seminary names Roy Coabey captain of the 1914 football team. Cosby to lead as a senior after a versatile athletics career.
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Brownsville
Texas
Pablo Gonzales
Comander
Victoria
Tamauline
Tampicn
Mexican Rebels Seek Recognition in Diplomatic Talks
Francisco Ficudero, Mexico's foreign minister under Carranza, and William Bayard Hale, Wilson's agent, met to present credentials as informal talks continue. The move spurred surprise as officials deny seeking formal recognition and focus on lifting arms embargo while negotiating with Washington. Hale presented credentials as part of the discussions.
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Diagales
Bonar
Francisco Ficudero
Carranza
William Bayard Hale
Wilson
Carransietas
Washington
Escudero
Hale
Male
Mexico
Bryan
United States
Arma
Juarez
Farm sale and moves to Whittier noted in Williams town record
Benjamin Tc Naney sold his south hill farm to T Colby last July and moved family to Whittier Cal. He reports weight gain after adapting to new climate and helps gather fish walnuts as ripening delays require staged harvesting. Local items include a high school closing, dam permission for Stevens branch, and plans for a skating rink.
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Bienjamin Tc Naney
South Hill
T. Colby
Whittier
Cal
Enane
David Damemoor
Boston
Mase
Leslie D. Gabe
Martha Poland
Dusmlelion Blossons
Dreist
Stevens Branch
William H. Jones
Tte
Walter A. Gifford
East Randolph
Mth
Barre
Unive
Reordan
Herre
Key F. Seaver
Heman Smith
Cheleen
Ind
Edwin C. Smith
Laviony
Fire driven Scotsdyke saved by Iron Duke in English Channel
Thirty passengers and the crew of the steamer Scotsdyke were rescued by the British battleship Iron Duke after the vessel caught fire off the Isle of Wight. The blaze began in the dark grass and spread quickly destroying the bridge and life-boats as heavy seas prevented launches. sailors in boats reached the burning wreck to rescue those aboard.
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London
Englinbr
Mediterranean
Sunderland
of Wight
Tran Duke
New England Telephone Vermont Unit Shows Small Net Revenue
Figures presented to the public service commission reveal the Vermont business of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company on its own lines is not highly profitable. For 1912 General Auditor Longley reported revenue of less than 12 000 against assets of about 2 000 000. The accompanying statement omits one item for cost of establishing the business as a going concern. The balance sheet for 1913 is shown for New England in Vermont exclusive of subsidiaries.
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Public Service
Tsiness
Vermont
Neer England Telephone & Telegraph UN
Longley
3Ing
Inter
New England Ny
Hunter Long Missing Near Mt Tabor In Rutland
Rutland November 1 reports say Hunter Long dropped from sight while camping on Mt Tabor near the old Griffin lumber job and there is little chance he is alive after days without food. Searchers also seek David Dillingham of West Pawlet, last seen near the same area, with a $100 reward offered for his safe return dead or alive.
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Rutland
Griflch
Mt.Tabor
David Dillingham
West Pawlet
Ita
Dillingham
Danby
Sat
Wood
Vermon t Red Cross Work Annual Meeting in Burlington
Vernant chapter of the American Red Cross met at the Win— ness house parlors to elect officers and hear reports. Vermont's Red Cross year raised more money than during the San Francisco disaster year, with 8119 in dues and 622.14 from Red Cross seals. Holton of Brattleboro was elected vice chairman, Proctor of Proctor as vice chairman, Forbes of St. Albans as secretary, and Howard of Burlington as treasurer. Ex Gov Woodbury was named a national convention delegate to be held in Washington in December. The organization plans a big Christmas fund drive and continued support for tuberculosis patients and needy families, including eggs and milk purchases when funds allow.
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Burlington
Vernant Chapter
American Red Cross
Wiin Ness
Vermont
San Francisco
Hod. Holton
Hrattleboro
Tecomin
Renteld Proctor
Proctor
St. Albans
H. & Howard
FS. Billings
Woodstock
Prostar
Big Creamery Man Makes Assignment in Vermont
Morrisville Nov 184 Eddy of Stowe Vermonts leading creamery owner assigned yesterday to C Graves Waterbury and C C Lutce Stowe. He recently sold creameries at Montpelier Barton and before assigning, deeded one in Stowe to H C Nelten. His assets and liabilities are not yet known. Creditors and amounts listed, with total liabilities 835453 and assets about 2817. Net debts 12058008 after deductions.
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Westminster Creamery
Montpelier
Cavendirt
Evaresville
Morrisville
Waterbury Senter
Stowe
Evansville
Kildy
Railroad Officials In Barre Visit Stopping At Station
Central Vermont president EC Smith along with Grand Trunk executives Dalrymple and Lawrence and engineer chief F W Dennison arrived on train No. D in Barre for an inspection trip. The party planned to spend part of the day in the vicinity and later proceed to St Albans. The muskoka car and other officials remained at the station and did not inspect the Williamson quarrying area.
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Bluskoks
EC. Smith
Central Vermont Milroid
Toin
J. £. Dalrymple
Grand Trunk System
Montreal
D.T. Lawrence
Jntreal
Grand Trunk
F. OW. Dennison
St. Albans
Central Vermont
Tomy
Rnsorm
St. Albens
Sid
Wil Hamstown
Muskoka
Sfielalk
Vermont business troubles prompt involuntary bankruptcy filing
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday in the U S District Court against the Vermont Siste company of Pawlet. Creditors Williams Siste Company and the Rising Nelson Slate company, both of Pawlet, petition the case. MacCormack ofuranville, SN, is counsel for the petitioners.
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FS Platt
Vermont Inte Company
Pawlet
Ing
Williams Siste Company
Rising-Nelson Slate Company
Pawlet S. 1
MacCormack
Uranville, SN. VY
Petitingers
Man Held Over Check Forgery Charge in Cambridge
An individual arrested in Cambridge on a charge of rubbing a check appeared in county court. He was committed to jail after a hearing yesterday, with police and local officials confirming the action as part of the case.
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Mere Ie
Gid
B. White
Eck
Cambridge
Lim
A. H. Brite
Pont
Elven
Feehey
Theounty Court
Alia
Schmidt Case Postponed In Murder Trial
New York November 10 The jury selection began today for Hans Schmidt the priest charged with murdering Anna Aumuller. Parts of the body were found in the Hudson River last September but the head remains missing. Schmidt confessed and the defense claims insanity. The commission report on his sanity was sent to Germany. The case was adjourned to November 23 by counsel agreement.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Hudson River
Schmidt
Special Commission
Germany
Mrs Anna Erickson Dies After Long Illness in Websterville
Mrs Anna Katherine Erickson died at the home of her daughter Mrs John Johnson in Websterville at 1 pm after a long illness. Born January 14 1841 in Frandennis Dalsland Sweden she came to America 13 years ago and lived in Barre since then. Survived by two sons Edward of this city Carley of Denver and two daughters Mrs John Johnson Websterville and Mrs Andrew Johnson Des Moines with other siblings in Sweden and Oregon. Funeral will be held at the Johnson home tomorrow at 1 pm with interment in Hope cemetery.
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Anna Katherine Erickson
John Johnson
Websterville
Erickson
Frandennis
Dalsland
Sweden
America
Barre
Edward
Carley
Denver
Col
Andrew Jotmaon
Des Moines
Oreon
Webstersilly
Hope Cemetery
Death at Groton Civ War veteran Morrison dies at 71
Morrison, a Groton resident aged about 71, died after a long illness. He served in the Civil War, later carried mail between the post office and railroad station, and was known as a warm hearted respected citizen. He leaves a daughter from a former marriage, two sisters, two brothers, and several extended family members. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at his late home.
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Fireton
Silan KB
Morrison
Hin
Mia
Helen Welch
Groton
Claude Powers
Claremont
N. H
J. W. Balch
St. Johnsbury
William Welch
Dakota
A. M. Morrison
Harre
Joseph
West
Funeral for William P. Attended by Masons in Barre and Montpelier
Funeral services for William P. were held at his home on Merchant Street Sunday forenoon with Rev. John B. Tantor of the Universal Machine officiating. A Barre and Montpelier Masonic delegation attended, Granite Lodge No. 35 conducted the service, bearers included Charles Mask and others. Interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery.
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William P
Merchant Street
John B. Tantor
Universal Matchine
Barre and
Montpelier
Nee
Granite Lodge
Fo & al My
Trave
Charles Mask
Willies Hark
J. Ayene
Wetmore
James R. Coutts
Granite
Jodge
Arthur Heaton
Montpeli
Mount Sinai
AL A. AQ
Ehnwood Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Nora Estes at Orange church
The funeral of Mrs Nora Betsey Estes took place at Congregational church in Orange this afternoon at 1 o clock with Rev James Ramage officiating. Burial followed in Orange Cemetery. Mrs Estes had suffered chronic heart trouble for over a year and died at age 28. She is survived by her husband.
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Nora Betsey Estes
Orainge
Row Congregational Church
James Ramage
Orange Cemetery
Beto
Beautifying New Schoolhouse at North Barre
Groundwork for the new North Barre schoolhouse advances with grading, retaining walls, and a planned gentle slope to ease access. Workers remove large mounds, divert a ravine brook, and aim to finish grading before snow. Interior work progresses with painting heating wiring and pillar installations for entrances.
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North Barre
Barre
Pedek
Choo
Wood & Gregoire
Second Street
Sapt
Jemse C Brune
Main Street
Third Street
Cows and Boy Die in Train Collision at Dodge Crossing
Archie Cushion of Montpelier was killed when Train No Tj struck and killed three cows at Dodge’s crossing while he attempted to herd a herd back to a farm. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon near the trestle as the train from Barre approached. Cushion was injured but survived the initial impact and the cows were transported to a nearby farm.
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Archie Cushion
Montpelier
Dodge's Crossing
Chahion
Benjamin
Young Cushion
A. Sawyer
Mr. Saweyer
Benjamin Fare
Williamstown
George Colby
Morrison
West Hiaid
Dodge
Cushion
Barre
Liquor Seizure Case Returns Liquor to Seeehari Premises
Police raided the Erwwle Seeehari residence at 7 Alors place and seized liquor. Judge H. W. Scntt ordered the liquor returned after a morning hearing with several witnesses. State witnesses testified with little cross examination. most witnesses claimed they had never been in the Seeehari house. Local weather forecast notes possible pains tonight.
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Alors Place
H. W
James Crawford
John Dineen
Harrington Atynue
George Milne
Northern Hotel
Janes Parker
Wilting O. Coutts
Secehari House
No. 7
Joln Jarvis
Invita
Timor
Willam Bo Meleto
Secehuri's
Ann
Alan
Ed. T L. Mel
College Presidents Confer At Vermont Meeting
Hartlington leaders and fifteen New England college presidents met at the University of Vermont for a two day conference. A reception and dinner were held at Billings Hall with prominent attendees. The event addressed higher education issues and governance across member institutions.
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New England
Burlington
Hartlington
New. Ue
New Maghead
New England College
Liteerary Presidente
Thrniversity of Vermont
Billings Baleth
Than Allen
Fisher Pleads Guilty in Robbery Case Near Rotlemd
Arthur Fisher of St Albans pleaded guilty to a violation of the statute law in a case tried before the United States district court at Rotlemd Nev. He received a fine of $100 for the offense and a sentence of probation was not recorded.
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Arthur Fisher
St. Albans
U. S
Rotlemd
United States
St Albans
Calder Named Alderman to Succeed Dawson in Havre
William T. Calder will become alderman for ward four after Dail Dawson resigns. Mayor and city council approved Calder's appointment unanimously at a special meeting. Calder is expected to join existing committees and serve on health, libraries, charity, cemeteries, elections, and police panels. Dawson's resignation, dated November 15, 1913, cited regret and wished continued honest governance.
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W. EL. Want
William T. Calder
Dail Dawson
Portland
Tw City Council
Macyor
Dawson
Aldermas Bancroft
Calder
Him
Bere
Marre
No Disbursing Power for Park Commission
City Attorney E L Scott states the new park commission may collect revenue from property under its care but must turn it over to the city treasurer. Debate centers on whether the commission should disburse funds without council appropriation. Aldermen Keele, Brown oppose. Patterson and Bancroft support granting discretionary spending but the motion fails. Police, building, and lighting items are reviewed, with several permits granted and petitions referred.
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Connec
Bancroft
Property Committee
E. L. Scott
Park Commission
Saasee Ve Ae Ee
Seanad
Patterson
Aldermam Patterton
Clairpan
Keele
Brown
Hoban
Pattern
Jamcett
Sinclair
Huthinetemren
Victor Stacy
Yermitexion
Brook Street
K. G. Sprague
Merchant Street
Camp Street
Regent
Ranerole Ported Ue Jose
E. M. Thynter
Amermemneratt
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