Wedding Day at White House for Miss Jessie Wilson
Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, will marry today at the White House East Room at 4 30 PM. The ceremony on a flowered dais follows a grand state atmosphere with 400 invitations and a restrained guest list. Renowned designers crafted the gown with a pale satin skirt and lace veil, while attendants wear pink moire and rose tones. The couple plan a largely abroad honeymoon, with secrecy surrounding departure details.
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Washington
Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
White House
Tie
Miss Wilson
Llatoric
North
Syre
Teta
United States
Roosevelt
Rene
Kast
Jreop
Treasury
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corpa
United States Marine Band
Bride's gown for White House wedding described
Pure white satin gown with real lace and orange blossoms is outlined for the White House wedding. Details note the fabric’s soft weave and divided sheen, with emphasis on the bride and bridesmaids attire as the event approaches.
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Washington
D. C
White House
Torley
Wilson Sayre Wedding Ties White House Links
Washington, Nov 25. Miss Woodrow Wilson and Frances Bowes Sayre announce their engagement. Both studied politics, economics and sociology at college and worked with the poor in city settlements. They share a desire to live simply and serve socially, and plan a modest Wil liamstown wedding while Sayre assists Williams College president Harry Garfield.
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Washington, D. C
Minsaeasie Woodrow Wilson
Francs Bowes Sayre
White House
Enother
Sayre
Pennsylvania
Mise Wilson
Williams College
Harvard Law
Wyoming
Reseree
Alaska
Boring
Labrador
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Grenfall
Williamatown
Mass
Harry A. Garfield
Princeton
Wilson
Torday
Guineaville
Princeton University
Princton
Goucher College
Baltimore
Kensington Mill
Philadelphia
W. C
American and Countess Married in Private Church Ceremony
Paris dated November 26. James Hazen Hyde former director of Equitable Life and Countess de Gontext-Biron daughter of John G A Leishman ex American ambassador to Germany were married today at the American church of the Holy Trinity by Rev Samuel Watson. The ceremony was private and Ambassador and Mrs Herrick hosted a dinner for the wedding party later that night.
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Paris
James Hazen Hyde
Equitatie Life Assurance Society
Countess de Gontautt-Biron
John G. A. Leishipan
Germany
Monoplane Tip Over Causes Death in France
Ridmund Pers reyan, renowned French aviator, died when his monoplane caped during a flight over the sertarotee tees. He previously set altitude records on March 11 reaching 19 659 feet, and later flew with a passenger at high elevations.
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Bue
France
Ridmund Persreyan
Perregon
Alove
Cannons Roar At Daybreak In Juarez Battle
November 25 reports from El Paso describe federal troops resuming the fight to recapture Juarez from Villa's constitutionalists. Cannons opened two fronts as heavy bombardment continued through the afternoon with fierce hand to hand clashes near Tierra Blanca and Zaragoza. Photog Robert Armen, with Villa, witnessed the initial volley as federal forces moved around rebel outposts and both sides maintained artillery salvos into dusk.
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el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Francisco Villa
Zaragosa
Jonethex Sal Nzar
Robert Armen
Villa
Tierra Tanca
Darnehy
Littl
Battle in progress near Las Vican opposite Dal Rio
Eagle Pass Tex Nov 25 reports a battle in Las Vican opposite Dal Rio between Mexican federals and rebels with about 400 men engaged on each side.
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Las Vacas
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Tex
Las Vicans
Dal Rio
Bay
World Protest Against Russian Cruelties Sparks Petition
Berlin reports a worldwide protest plan launched by European newspapers issuing a petition signed by prominent business, professional, scientific, church, and political figures. The document urges unity to denounce Russia for political imprisonments and Siberian exile, citing executions and torture with inmates reportedly receiving only five cents’ worth of food per day.
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Berlin
Neespapers of
Europe
Russia
Siberia
Thousands Walk Out As General Electric Workers Strike
Schenectady N Y Nov 25 thousands of General Electric employees walked out during a morning conference between General Manager Emmens and junior officials. About 7000 left in the first hour while 10000 nonstriking workers remained at work. Pickets ringed the plant as officers conferred with workers and labor leaders over alleged union discrimination and wage issues. The strike followed long standing unrest and a threatened walkout last May.
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Schenectady
General Electric Company
Emmens
Woien
Tnine Iauders
Veificiaks
Ishor
Frank L. Dujoy
Electrical Workers’ Allians
Areony
Dujuy
Jealousy tragedy ends in double shooting suicide
In Rutland on November 28 Pred Turrill of Shoreham shot Ada Massey Turill near Whitehall and then killed himself. The woman, once Ada Massey, had been living with Turrill. both were found at Whitehall station after a confrontation with a bystander. An autopsy was performed. authorities investigate.
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Rutland
White N.Y
Pred Turrill
Shoreham
North Williston
Albert Hall
Viconderoga
N.Y
New York
Connors
Turrill
Mason Turrill
Vermont Village
Thunderoga
N. Y
Ada Massey
Ada Turrill
Hall
Whitehall Station
Turvill
Massey
Turrll
Whitehall
Died on 79th birthday of Adelaide Stearns at Brodgett
Adelaide Stearns a prominent church woman and library supporter died on her 79th birthday after a several week illness. Born in 1749 Randolph Center married to the late Charles Stearns in 1808 he died in 1851. Survived by a daughter and brother, with Clergyman George Birkingett listed among connections.
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Hethel
Adelaide St
Brodgett) Stearns
Charles Stearns
Randolph
Stearns
Christopiscopal Church
Jeoner
Moetter
George Birkingett
Middletown
Ovecster
Funeral of Mrs Belle Backus at Waitsfield
Funeral services for Mrs. Belle Backus were held at her son Wallace Howe’s home in Waitsfield. She died Saturday after a long illness. She married William M. Howe, and later James S. Newcomb, with several children and many grandchildren surviving. Interment was in the Tranville Cemetery. Relatives and friends from Stowe, Waitsfield, Warren, Pasadena, Wakefield, and Scranton attended.
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Waitsfield
Belle Backus
Wallace Howe
M Tonge
Neas
Diganes
Mr. Barkue
Kelle M. Billings
Satmree Wil
Warren
William HM. Howe
James S. Newcomb
Henry
Jury
Fred W. Billings
Stowe
Wallace Billings
Foster
Robert Clark
Tin
Ohio
Wallace W. Howe
Weattefield
Ber
Will Bolyard
Pasadena
Cal
Lawrence Howe
Matsachunetts
Mayd Smith
Paysten
Howand Howe
Scranton
Florencn Howe
Wakefield
T Aud Fortis Howe
Harold
Howard Hill
Bertha Hill Bolyard
Dora
Maude
Fret Smith
Abia Howe
Howard
Leroy
Margery
Richard Howe
Lawrence Thowe
Tranville
Bewike
Willisen
Hoos
Hillinges
Wallere
W. Howe
Waltefeld
Warren Robinson
Waktefield
Henry Saulth
Payetun
Girl drugged by two men found in Boston
Lois Piper, missing schoolteacher and daughter of Kingsbury B Piper of Palr Held, arrived in Portland from Boston and told police she was drugged in Waterville on Monday and held in Boston until last night. She described two pleasant appearing men at a Waterville movie and an auto ride, after which she ate candy and suspects drugging. Her father, active in party politics, returned to Portland seeking her.
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Portland
Lois Piper
Kingsbury B. Piper
Palr- Held
Boston
Waterville
Anne
Piper
Wen
Bowton
Ali Wortan
Piper i
Schoolgirl Jumps to Water Fatally in New Hampshire
Plymouth New Hampshire November 25 Mine Ethel M Jellison of Manchester a junior at Plymouth State Teachers College died after leaping from Mosquito Bridge into Lake Winnisquam en route to her parents home The tragedy followed illness and a brief hospital stay with funeral slated for Wednesday at the parents home 301 Chestnut Street
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Plymouth
N. H
Ethel M, Jellison
Manchester
Plywouth State Pokes School
Join Wheeler
Mra
Marie A. Hodge
Alice M. Fiske
Cornish
Winnieyoam
Laconia
Mise Jelliven
Mosquito Bridge
Norwich Cadets for Cavalry Arm
St Albans November 2 In order of Adjutant General Lee Tillotson of the Vermont military department the signal corps at Norwich university Northfield will be disbanded after December and the officers and men of the Signal company will be transferred to the 1st cavalry and the cadet corps will be reorganized complete squadron of cavalry troops A B and First Lieutenant Ralph M Parker US Cavalry professor of military service and tactics is placed in charge of military instruction and administration of the National guard organization at Norwich university
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St. Albans
Lee
National Guard
Norwich University
Will Fight Conviction In Murder Case In Vermont
Brattleboro Nov 25 Exeptions in the case of State vs Lou A Foster convicted of killing Osele Prouty at Halifax Oct 16 were filed in Windham county court yesterday. Foster begins serving a minimum 13 year term in state prison at Windsor. Proceedings show judges Hastings and Brier with Sheriff Went to Newfane to review transcript and potential amendments before January term. Weather outlook: cloudiness with slight warming and variable winds.
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Brattleborn
Lou A. Foster
Osele Prouty
Halifax
Windham
Foster
Windsor
E. L. Hastings
Frank Brier
Sherac
Newfane
Boy Admits Stranger Liquor, Judge Jolts Youth
In city court Judge Scott rebuked John Daley of Malden Moss for alcohol linked tale and failure to name the man behind the scheme. Daley faced an 8 14 fine after a deputy court told him misdirection and pressure from others followed the incident. Other defendants, including Sam Anderson, faced charges tied to a Thanksgiving eve gambling contest and a burglary squabble on Center Street, with pleas entered and bail set as proceedings continued.
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John Daley
Malden
Moss
Tody
Scott
Daley
Jey
Jude
Railroad Street
Sam Anderson
Anderson
Sinclair
A. G. Te. Pompio Galli
Charles M
Scntt
Center Street
Eneh
Gani
Maffini
John W. Dincan
Accusation Reopened In Narrowed Forgery Case
New evidence surfaced in the Edwards D line forgery case as Sheriff Worthen arrested a man at Cumberland hotel in Plattsburg and jailed him in St. Johnsbury for December court. The accused allegedly cashed a forged 1885 Chittenden Trust check at the Avenue hotel, with links to Bliss and Suir and a U S inspector of banks involved.
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St. Johnsbury
Edward D.line
Sherif A. A. Worthen
Cumberland Hotel
Plattsburg
N.Y
Hixard
Chittenden Trust Company
Htcrlington
Avenue Hotel
Ludlow
Sherif Worthen
Suir
Elaine
United States
Bartaeks
Dynamite on Highway Stokes City Route Theft Probe
Pittsburg police say three weeks of dynamite thefts scattered along the rant boulevard between the east end and downtown. They found 120 sticks and arrested Herman Liedman suspected in a contractor's magazine burglary connected to the cache.
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Pittsburg
East End
Herman Liedman
Town Treasurer Missing In Rowe
Bradley C. Newell town clerk and treasurer of Rowe is missing after a trip to Maine in October. He has not been heard from since shortly after his departure. A joint meeting of Socialist party branches protested Mayor Wool's alderman vacancy appointment.
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Rowe
Mian
Bradley C. Newell
Maine
Marre Wealy
Anil
Saclaliet Party of America
Wool
David Duvison
Mer
Loul Barre
Socialist Party
An Wldemenn
Vaxrant
Haverhill Strikers Agree to Deliver Coal
Coal deliveries resumed as Haverhill teamsters suspend strike and submit differences to arbitration. The brief stoppage, lasting barely twenty four hours, ends with return to the agreement pending settlement.
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Haverhill
Mask
Talk of the Town Thairs Thanksgiving Eve in City
The town discusses Thanksgiving Eve events as the barber shop plans close. City activity centers on family visits and pending arrangements in nearby Quincy and Montpelier while residents await updates from yesterday’s notices.
Fore st worker E J Gray held up near roadhouse by two men
In Burlington at midnight two men described as soldiers accosted E J Gray forest foreman of Colchester owned by Ray Collins. They demanded money but Gray refused to comply and stood his ground until assistants secured the door. He was with his wife and carried about $40 at the time.
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Burlington
E. J. Gray
Forest of the Farm
Colchester
Ray Collins
Boston Red Sox
Gray
Boston Youth Injured In Fall At Passumpsic Yards
Frank Gorman, 19, of Boston, fell from a car to the track at Passumpsic yards in St Johnsbury yesterday afternoon while aboard a Boston and Maine steam shovel. He sustained head injuries and was placed on the dangerous list at Weighblock Hospital after being found unconscious. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Norman of Tremont Street.
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St. Johnabury
Frank Gorman
Boston
Boston & Maine
Passumpsic Yards
Flo
Weighblock Hospital
Gormin
Frank Norman
Tremont Street
Gypsy Phillips Sought in Vigorous Vermont Manhunt
In St Johnsbury on November 25, sheriff deputies from Caledonia and Orleans counties, with Canadian help, hunted Peter Phillips known as Gypsy for an assault on Edward Miles and alleged theft. Miles suffered blood poisoning after a fracas on November 6. Phillips, 62, fled into the woods and has eluded capture for two days. He has a wife and six children, destitute, and reportedly wore old tennis shoes when last seen. A light snowfall amid the chase aided the search.
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St. Johnsbury
Caledonia
Orleans
Walden Acrom
Peter Phillips
Phillips
Edward Miles
W. A. Dutton
Miles
Farmers register for Vermont UVM led school at South Barre
Forty six farmers enrolled for the upcoming school to be conducted next week at South Barre under the state and University of Vermont. Enrollment surpasses the required minimum, with subjects set as soils and soil management, dairying and feeding, and husbandry. Three professors from Vermont are slated to teach. Sessions begin Monday noon at the South Barre Grange Hall and run through Friday.
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South Barre
State of Vermont
University of Vermont
Seaxions
Momlay
Federal probes into high cost of living begin
Washington reports a new federal probe into the high cost of living with criminal prosecutions possible under Attorney General McReynolds. Special agents investigate alleged cold storage conspiracies as eggs poultry and dairy stay pricey. A congressional inquiry is urged after a world price comparison showing Australian beef and dairy cost advantages.
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Washington
Promini
McReynolds
T Dere Phn
Department of Justice
Theis
Britton
Titinowe
Chr
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