Working in Harmony Naval Moves Signal Mexico Crisis
In Washington on November 22 Rear Admiral Fletcher said the battleship New Hampshire left Tampico for Veracruz while Madero refugees were moved from the Rhode Island to the Chester for Havana. British cruisers were noted to be approaching, signaling U S and British unity as plans to recognize the northern Mexican government surface amid turmoil with Huerta and Cartaner in the national conflict.
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Woashington
D. C
Fletcher
New Hampshire
Tuxpam
Vera Crux
Aguilar
Tampico
Madero
Rhode Island
Chester
Havana
Mexican Congress
Gulf Coast
United States
Great Britain
Mexico
Cartanen
Huerta
Threats Against Texans Stir State Investigation
San Antonio reports a telegram to Gov. Colquitt threatening reprisals if mercy is not shown, tying the Mexican IWW to smugglers of ammunition charged with murder. Officials say officers of the movement collected dollars to finance a broader rescue effort, with arrests continuing as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Spre Ace
Industrial Workers of the World
Mexico City Quorum Test Shocks Congress as Huerta Aims Delay
In Mexico City the Chamber of Deputies adjourned after presiding officer Colonel Victor Carral ruled there was no quorum, despite a full roll call. The move sparked speculation of a plan to paralyze Washington policy, with Huerta-backed measures proposed to limit Congress to three or four actions and trigger elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Chamber of Ties
Victor Carral
Eduardo Tamariz
Ashington
Wilse’e Pont
Huerta
Perence
Manuel
Sion
United States
Congress
Con
Nals
Chamber
Senate
Tite
Oil Interests Safe From Mexico Report Reaches Washington
Rear Admiral Fletcher, commander of the American fleet on the east coast of Mexico, late yesterday cabled the navy department reporting the status of oil interests. The dispatch indicates a secure situation as potential tensions arise and officials in Washington review the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admirel Fletcher
Mexico
Navy Department
Bryan criticised as Hammond argues investment ban
John Hays Hammond, speaking at Clark University on Latin America, says he will not invest in any foreign country while Bryan is secretary of state, arguing a nation must protect its citizens and investors. He urges Mexico warnings but opposes intervention and denies bribery claims.
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Mass
John Hayslammond
Clark University
Latin America
Wm. J. Bryan
Mr. Hammond
Mexico
Hammond
Bryan
25000 Live Turkeys In One Shipment
Knoxville Tenn November 22 A Thanksgiving turkey special lists 25000 live birds aboard for Baltimore and beyond. The shipment from East Tennessee is to reach fifty carloads with one Boston manufacturer ordering 1000 birds for distribution among its employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
East Tennessee
Ceater Or
Baltimore
Boston
Nathan Straus Retires to Focus on Humanitarian Work
Nathan Straus, a longtime mercantile leader, has retired from active business to devote himself to humanitarian efforts in Palestine. His son Nathan Straus Jr. will accompany him to the Holy Land to oversee relief work and charitable ventures for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nathan Straus
Nathan Straus, Jr
Palestine
Holy Land
Most Modern Zeppeli n Dirigible Trials Near Gotha
Friedrichshafen Germany November 22 The most modern Zeppelin dirigible V1 intended for German army service ascended from Lake Constance on its first trial trip aiming to reach Gotha 250 miles north. Work is pushed on a new naval airship to replace one lost with 26 lives in the 17 disaster and experts expect improvements to prevent such accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Lake Constance
Gotha
Here
Flin
Famous French statesman dies at 75 in Paris
Paris, Nov. 22. Edouard Lockrey, famed French statesman and writer, died today of heart failure at the age of 75. He held the post of several cabinets and authored many widely read works on naval questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edouard Lockrey
Paris
Vermont Postmaster Exams Listed for Fourth Class Offices
Vermont postmaster examinations announced for 158 fourth class offices where incumbents were not civil service appointed. Cities and towns named include Barre Bennington Brandon Brattleboro Burlington Fair Haven Granville Hardwick Lyndonville Middlebury Montpelier Morrisville Newport North Adams St Albans Rutland Springfield Swanton White River Junction Windsor Woodstock Colebrook Bradford Cambridge Junction East Berkshire Island Pond Manchester South Londonderry Stockbridge with exam dates in January 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Barre
Bennington
Renowa Falla
Brandon
Brattleboro
Burlington
Fair Haven
Granville
N.Y
Hardwick
Lyndonville
Middlebury
Montpelier
Morrisville
Newport
North Adams
Mass
Northfield
Orleans
Randolph
Rutland
St. Athans
St Johnsbury
Springfield
Swanton
White River Junction
Windsor
Wowlstock
Woodsville
Colebrook
N. H
Bradford
Cambridge Junction
East Berkshire
Island Pond
Manchester
North Craftabury
South Londonderry
Stockbridge
Parting Gift for Rector Reynolds at St Charles Parish
More than 1200 parishioners of St Charles Catholic Church Crion bid farewell to Rev. Father Edward Reynolds after his resignation as rector. The gift of 1792 25 was presented by Rev. Father Shannon, formerly of Middlebury, and his brief speech praised Reynolds 31 years of service. Father Shannon commended the parish as evident by the turnout and devotion of worshippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows Falls
St. Charles’ Catholic
Crion Tell Les
Fr. Stannon
Senkous
Harvard Yale clash looms with strong Crimson edge
Cambridge Mass November 22 The intercollegiate football title bout between Harvard and Yale dominates the scene at the stadium. Harvard entered as a clear favorite though Yale backers offered ten to seven or ten to six against their team. Both camps reported favorable signals this morning as Harvard and Yale prepare potent kicking games led by Brickley and Mahan for Harvard and Knowles and Guernsey for Yale. Harvard aims to halt Yale’s drive and snap a decade without beating Yale in the stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Crimson
Brickley and Mahan
Knowles
Guernsey
Football Player Homer Wray Dies After College Game
Gettysburg Pa Nov 22 Homer Wray a student at Gettysburg College died from injuries after a football game between Ciracet and Dickinson reserve teams. He suffered a fractured bone and abscesses formed on the lungs, leading to his death last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Homer Wray
Eee O
Gettburg College
Ciracet
Dickin- Teserve
Mitchelt
Switger Sidelined After Brain Concussion at Bellows Falls
Karl Switger, a Bellows Falls high school senior, suffered a concussion during a football fall and will not return this year, remaining in bed for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Karl Switger
McCombs Sees Republicans Main Challenge in 1920 Race
Washington news: William F. McCombs, Democratic National Committee chairman, after a White House talk with President Wilson, predicts Republicans will dominate the upcoming presidential contest. He notes Progressive influence fading into Republican or theocratic parties and declines a French ambassadorship, signaling ongoing political activity. The chairman plans a brief trip to New York, returning for a White House wedding Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Washington, D. C
William F. McCombs
Wilson
Republican Party
Democratic Party
New York
Walllington
White House
Probation for Bernard Vas Sett in Fair Haven Robbery Case
Bernard Vas Sett of Fair Haven pleaded guilty to robbery and was sentenced to not less than three nor more than four years in state prison. He must pay 517.98 in costs, abstain from intoxicants, and may be released from serving the balance on condition of probation. The trial of William Koch for murder was postponed to December at defense request, as counsel said they were not ready by November 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seesae
Theent
Former Burlington Man A Death By Own Action
Ottawa Ont November 22 The death in Ottawa of James A Twohey an attorney from Washington DC was by suicide with a razor in a hotel room after preparations A letter to Mrs Twohey was found Coroner will not hold an inquest Twohey chief counsel for Canadian Pacific railway in Washington arrived in Ottawa recently with a wife and five children reported he was born in Marlinton Virginia 43 years ago and left for the west two weeks earlier in good health Washington dispatch notes his prominence in legal circles and unclear knowledge of the incident by Canadian Pacific railway officials
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Ottawa
James A. Twoley
Washington
D.C
Grand Union
Twohey
W. L. Scott
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mr. Twohey
Aus
James A. Twohey
Ont
West
Ood
Ir. Twohey
Ir Marlington
Plaintiffs End Case In Vermont Tuberculosis Suit
Rutland November 22 United States district court hears the case of Irving N Chase and Arthur A Beeman versus Mrs Fannie J Erhardt and others over damages to a Jersey cattle herd. Plaintiffs allege tuberculous cattle and faulty importation of cows from Massachusetts. The trial continues next week with witnesses including State Cattle Commissioner Frank L Davie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Frank L. Davie
White River
United States
Irving N. Chase
Arthur A. Beeman
Brindonys
Fannie J. Erhardt
Boston
Bertin
Jeow
Erhardt
Mr. Thevis
Chast
Beeman
Dunwin
Tie
Missachivette
Exhardt
Ahe
Herman Philipeon
Branden
Ree
James J. Martin
Cleaning Up Windsor Dives Windsor Dives
Windsor, Nov 22. State's Attorney Raymond Trainor convened about 25 people to a hearing before Assistant Judge Milo S Buck in Winsor County Court to curb illegal liquor sales. Convictions from December term expected. past year saw a thriving liquor trade in Windsor with over 30 known sale points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
John Doe
Raymond Trainor
Milo S. Buck
Winsor County Court
William H. Taylor
House of Correction
Ruthland
Wodetick
Deaths in Burlington About Joseph Potvin at 52
Joseph L Potvin died last evening at his home 120 North Avenue Burlington after months of illness with a complication of troubles. He would have been 52 next February. Survived by his wife and one son Frank and three sisters Mrs Charles Bushoun Mrs Aline Bessette and Mrs Alson Steady all of Burlington. He was a former W R and D railroad worker and member of St Josephs society. Funeral at St Josephs Church with interment Mt Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Joseph L. Potvin
North Avenue
Frank
Charles Bushoun
Aline Bessette
Alson Steady
Potvin
St. Joseph's Society
St. Joseph's Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Talk of the Town service to be held at Cobble Hill
In the evening at Cobble Hill Shout yo, a talk of the town service will be held with Dr U W Barnett leading the morning session. Mrs W W Fieodfellow of Spaulding will teleforenoon travel to Manchester H to view her brother W U Me.
Seek to Oust Sam Gompers Final Session Held Today
Seattle, Wash November 22 The final day of the American Federation of Labor convention opened with decisive items including officer elections set for this afternoon The radicals aimed to stampede the gathering for John Mitchell as successor to Samuel Gompers as president Mitchell had announced a desire to retire as second vice president and urged John P White, president of the United Mine Workers, to be named as his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Samuel Gompers
Mitchell
Anc
John P. White
United Mine Workers
Flinn Not Held by Grand Jury in Towne Case
St Johnsbury November 24 The Wesbury mission investigated the death of Miss Cora Towne and reported no charges against Flinn. Pred T Filan denied involvement and was released on habeas corpus. A true bill was found against Edward, forgery alleged, and the sheriff pursued the man for a worthless check at the Avenue Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Wesbury
Cora Towne
T. Filan
Edward
Filen
Avenue Hotel
December term county court dockets set with many divorces
Chelsea November 22 the December term dockets are out with civil cases listed for trial and numerous divorces expected. Judge Fred M. Butler of Rutland will preside starting Tuesday December 2, with a large panel of jurors drawn from towns across the county. Courthouse repairs and renovations by A B Lane and crew aim to boost facilities for the opening term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Titeshood
Fred M. Butler
Rutland
Bradford
A. Ki. Hatehulder
A. Morey
Soseeph Sleeper
Washington
W. W
Three Men Arrested in Waterbury Train Assault
Acting on tips from Waterbury, Deputy Lawcon and Sheriff Tracy arrested Henry George Joseph Benam and Oscar Witte at Montpelier Junction in connection with an assault on a southbound Central Vermont extra. A fourth man fled by jumping between cars and escaped. The three suspects were jailed at Montpelier County Jail awaiting hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Vermont Rijtroad
Sheri Tracy
Lawcon
Emery
Montpelier Junction
Henry George
Joseph Benam
Oscar Witte
Montpelinr
Near Fatal Arm Injury in Windsor Window Incident
R KE Bartlett of Plainfield narrowly escaped death in Windsor early morning when his right arm was severed by a window. He crawled to the bed and hailed for help as medical staff arrived, tying the artery and stopping the bleeding. Bartlett, a married father, was treated but remained weak from blood loss and survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Bartlett
Plainfield
Windsor
R. KE. Bartlett
Minintheld
Windsor Bina
Bartlett
Wight
Dra. Martin
Miner
Macdead
Bitrad
Darnett
Social Doings Of An Evening Banquet And Club Night
Sixty Congregational Barnes clan members and guests gathered for a church banquet in the vestry. Rev Dr Durie spoke on Switzerland and Zurich while other speakers and music filled an after dinner program. A Vinellia club night featured solos, a quartet, readings, billiards, a buffet and a late social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Baraca
Vincitia
Congregational Barnes
Mar Acne
O. G. Stickney
HL A. Durie Burlington
May School Association of Vermont
Wiirfee
Switzerland
Zurich
Sontinental Europe
Switzer- Jay
Z. W. Barnett
AL. G. Woodrutt
Carl Eisenswinter
Dr. Stickney
Elon F. Barrett
Arthur Knight
Yrigians
Vinellia Club
Elb
Voos
Thlertey
Mise
Alice Averill
Forte
Goddard Seminary
Mies Sangary
Brown
Farmers School Enrollment Amid Vermont State Plan
Farmers invited to enroll in a free school organized by the state and the University of Vermont at Baath Marre next month. O K Benjamin in Berlin and George H Clark in East Montpelier named as registration points for certificates already issued to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baath Marre
Egrtificaten
State
University of Vermont
O. K. Benjamin
Berlin
George H. Clark
East Montpelier
Rominatter
Teacher Carrie Stoddard Found Dead at Home
Brockton Massachusetts November 22. Police believe stress over handling unruly pupils led to the suicide of 22 year old school teacher Carrie E Stoddard whose body was found in her residence today. She died from inhaling illuminating gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Carrie E. Stoddard
Miss Stoddard
Died of heart trouble Mrs Elizabeth Gladding dies in Barre
Mrs Elizabeth Gladding 68 longtime Barre resident dies suddenly at daughter’s home on Ayer Street after a heart attack two hours earlier. She leaves five daughters and three sons, a sister and a brother, with funeral services at Washington Street Church of the Good Shepherd conducted by Rev W J Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gladding
Washington Street
Edmund C. Gladding
W. P. Beott
Ayer Street
Charles Douglas
Mise Alice Gladding
Arthur G. Tuden
Walter P. Scott
Arthur L. Averill
Barre
William Bk. Gladding
East Montpelier
Fravik E. Gladding
Clarence B. Gladding
Migs Helle Dillon
Exet Montpelier
John W. Dilly
Ladiling
East Mont~lier
Tasmather
Church of the Good Shepherd
Death of Esther Thompson in Waters State Hospital
Esther Thompson daughter of William Thompson of Maple avenue died last evening at the Waters state hospital after a period of illness. Besides her father she leaves eight siblings: Eva L Thompson Nina F Lambert Josephine Madine Thompson Gilman Thompson Walter Della and Mildred, all of East Blue Hill, Me. Born in Barre, she was 12 years old. Remains were brought to Barre this afternoon and taken to the home of Edward and Mrs Lambert on Maple avenue. Funeral likely Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Thompson
William ©. Thompson
Maple Avenue
State Hospital
Waters
Eva L. Thompson
Nina F. Lambert
Josephine
Madine ‘Thompson
Barre
Gilman Thompson
Walter
Della
Mildred Thompson
East Blue Hill
Edward Lambert
Charge Never Preferred As Liquor Seized On Road Returned
Three barrels of beer and three boxes of whiskey seized on the quarry road were returned yesterday to claimant Aurelio Villa of Berlin Street. Deputy Morrison and Chief were involved, but no charge was preferred against Villa who drove the team. Patrick Kelly pleaded guilty to a first offense and was fined four dollars. O Kelly was arrested on Set Street last night by Officer Carle in a helpless condition. Alexander Marshall appeared and paid a fine plus costs on an intoxication charge deemed his third offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelio Villa
Berlin Street
A. M. Morrison
Villa
Patrick"Kelly
I. W. Scott
O'Kelly
George K. Carle
Alexander Marshall
Marshall
Harry Gumble
Indications of Recovery After Quarry Accident Injures Workers
Indications point to recovery of Homan Cagntas a gravely injured quarryman after a grout box struck a worker at J. K. Pirie quarry. Others suffered injuries including a fractured leg at Wetmore and More quarry. A Barre hunting party returned with three wounded deer and an expedition party included wardens and local residents in Essex County forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homan Cagntas
Grviitevilly
Wier
J. K. Pirie
Merident
South Barre
Cellent
Wetmore & More
Barre
Essex County
Linus Eth
Averil
Lemington
Bennewick
Lewis
Morgan
Carian
Te Barre
Grong
Bondit W. jHowker
A. P
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Homer S. Wray
Gettysburg College
Defense
Windsor Dives
Maria F. Warden
Fuller
Chirk A. Briggs
Amenirs
Iferd
Talk OF
the Town
Sam Gompers
A. F. of
Orange County Court
Mac Quinlen
Arthur Spin Fer
Ila. Flint
Christelmreh
Rome
Flint
Wormen
Fev. W
Soli
Brea
Lodge
Albert Scott
John Amgux
Duncan Salmomi
Firet Presbyterian Church
Farmers’ School
Manila
Philippine
Calder
Carri
Elisabeth Gladding
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