Optimism Prevails Ahead of Railroad Dispute Conference
Chicago dispatch reports four major railroad brotherhood chiefs and the switchmen’s union head into a morning conference before a Labor Board meeting. Union optimism held that no strike would occur unless an unforeseen event disrupts talks, while J M McGrath warned 22 railroads have violated orders and workers remain ready to strike.
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Chicago
Associated Prena
Big Brotherhood
Switchmen’s Union
United States Railroad Labor Board
Big Four Brothers Wod
Switch‘men’s Union
LE. Il
Order of
T. C. Cashin
Eee North America
Labor Board
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brotherhood Tireles
J. M
Ceat
Rally Employes Department
American Ration of Labor
Federated Shop Crafts
Penneyivatianse
Labar Board
McGrath
Urge Railroad Men to Think Carefully
New York Oct 20 Proceeding shows labor trying to halt a threatened strike. Eastern presidents’ conference and Big Five Brotherhood chiefs met in Chicago to map plans for possible action on eastern and New England lines. Officials circulated letters to workers warning of replacement crews and urging careful consideration of the stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rrcent
York
Chicago
New England
Bet Agien
No Strike Plans on Yates Waiting Policy
Unclear text reports policy stance regarding a waiting period and labor actions. Mentions Albena Ot Thy Chairel Vermont and Herts with references to relief and ties to policy decisions. Reads as a fragmented notice or brief from a local or regional source reflecting tenuous outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Vermont Troops Ready For Rail Strike Duty
Adjutant General E L Johnson said Vermont would call the First Regiment National Guard in two tours if a railroad strike emergency arose. No orders had been issued to unit commanders yet but he affirmed the Guard would do its part if mobilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E L. Johnson
Vermont Regiment
National Guard
Folneon
Government Land Sale To Auction 70 Tracts Nationwide
Washington October 20 The War Department plans a national sale of more than 70 real estate tracts previously acquired for wartime needs. Properties include Fort McHenry reservation with an exception for a monument site and various forts and post locations across New England and the mid Atlantic. Sale hinges on Congressional authorization and will target sites from Maine to Rhode Island and Connecticut to Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Department
Congress
Fort McHenry
Francis Sent Key
Popham
Crowsland
Kennebec
Besenas
Boor
Sugar Loaf Teland
Gloucester Finn House
Natick Rifle Range
Salisbury Beach
Pickering
Sewell
Leoane
New ‘Hampshire
Portemeut
Rhode
Forte Greene and I Stanstieia
Connecticut
Griswold
Hale
Lighthouse Point
Invitations pile up for Foch visit in New York
American Legion members organize events for Marshal Foch public appearances in the United States. A press note says he may be honored at Yale Princeton Harvard and Princeton universities with degrees conferred. Local Yale events center on November 2 with a football game audience expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Legion
Marshal Foch
United States
Fowler
Mme. Curie
Nea Dagrees
18 Not a Baptist Controversy Over Lloyd George Faith
Premier Lloyd George attends Springfield church amid dispute over his religion. Claims from Baptist and Disciples factions say he sides with Christ, yet he states he is a member of the Christian church. The controversy began earlier and continues as he makes a personal declaration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Springfield
Solomon
Barth
The
of Christ
Baptistes
Two Persons Wounded After Belfast Street Encounter
Two men were wounded during a sighting incident on a Belfast street last night in the Stinthops area. Authorities reported the event as a street encounter with limited details available, and investigations are ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Melfess
Oct
Iret
Murder Charge Filed Against Dr Brumfield in Roveburg
A first degree murder case has emerged in Roveburg Oregon involving Dr R M Brumfield. The injury scene and related details are under investigation by local authorities.
No Naval Base in Bermudas Purport Debunked
London reports of Britain planning Pacific naval bases were dismissed by an admiralty official as fiction. Premier Hughes of Australia was misquoted on a base decision not at Singapore. The Daily Sketch and Daily Herald echoed no plans for Bermudas or Singapore, saying Washington conference delays any such move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Bermudas
Singapore
Admiralty
Hughes
Australia
Melbourne
Pacific
Maid
Washington
Daily Herald
Datas
Iota
Washington Vt
Earthquakes Reported Centered 4400 Miles Away
A distant seismic event was detected after 1:30 local time and again around 4 o clock, with disturbances recorded roughly 4400 miles from Washington. The brief note notes the center as distant and mentions the town university in reference to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Cy
Skernine
Washington
American relief supplies seized on voyage to Petrograd
London dispatch quotes Walter A Brown director of European administration noting only a light loss of cargo from the Danish steamship Phoenix after Russian seizure. He says the loss amount is far less than commonly imagined and stresses that American Relief Administration teams were involved in the relief effort.
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London
American Relief Administration
Walter A Brown
Man European Administration
Lenton ‘Times
Petrograd
Brown Desclares
Mr. Brown
Trouble in Lisbon reports clash as students protest
Spain, Oct. 39. Advice from Lisbon says serious violence erupted when a cafe was closed and citizens clashed with the crowd and police. The melee injured several people and no arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Studente
Brighton yards included in lint of 54 under supervision
In a government supervised inventory, Brighton yards are listed among 54 items. The notice outlines oversight of the assets and notes names connected to the process. The filing references supervisory officials and the inventory's administrative steps.
Heavy Penalty For Mob Rule Described In Bill
Washington DC October 20 The Dyer anti lynching bill imposing heavy penalties on persons involved in mob action resulting in the taking of life was ordered favorably reported today by the House judiciary committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
House Judiciary Committee
Cornell Names Dr Livingston Farrand President at Ithaca
Ithaca October ceremony marks Farrand as Cornell University’s fourth president after serving at the University of Colorado from 1908 to 1918. The event features representatives from over 125 colleges and a cornerstone laid for new chemical laboratories funded by Charles M Schwab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Ite
Livingston Farrand
Charles M. Schwab
Tiheca
Lrom
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
East
de. Farrand
Moreell Hall
University of Colorado
Tlenformational Health Board
Sid Hoes
Red Grass
Cats of the World Inherit $60,000 From Miss Ewen
New York dispatch reports Miss Caroline Ewen left her estate to aid stray cats. Her will, contested by her nephews, directs most funds to welfare groups and rescue work to benefit felines worldwide, with $500 reserved for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Ewen
New York
Hwen
Wanted in Bristol Rutland October 20 Edward Casey implicated in Burlington thefts
A Burlington intervention suspect, Edward Casey also known as Murphy, is believed to be involved in a Bristol theft case. Police allege ties to Patrick Mollowan and similar aliases, with descriptions noting facial scar and travel history.
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Rutland
Edward Casey
McCay
Chittenden
Burlington
Bristol
Sochatas
Tike
Casey
Murphy
Bas Haze
Patrick Mollowan
Baer Records
Barre City and Town Rebates Reported for School Property
Barre City received 1207.64 in school rebates for the centerpiece of expenditures including repairs and current costs, while Barre Town withdrew 4015 from the state. The total rebates were 4358221. Attendance figures show a slight rise though overall turnout remained modest, with rural tax details and property assessments noted.
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Barre City
Barre Town
Schneal
Ealy St. All Twig Girie
Presidential Party Returns from Virginia Trip
A presidential party arrived back from a tour of Yorktown and Williamsburg Virginia. The delegation included several aides and officials as they wrapped up a regional visit with meetings and formal events in the historic area.
Prominent Haverhill Judge Ira A Abbott Dies at 86
Native of Barnet Vermont Judge Ira A Abbott longtime city solicitor and judge of the local court died at his home 26 Park Street after a two day illness with heart trouble. Born in 1843 in Barnet VT he graduated from Dartmouth in 1870 and practiced law with Jeremiah P Jones then Marsh and Pearlidge. Abbott served as police court judge from 1878 to 1908 and as associate justice for New Mexico from Roosevelt to Taft. He left active practice years ago and held many local affiliations including the Dartmouth club the historical society and the North Congregational church. His daughter Constance Abbott lived in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
Ira A. Abbott
Park Street
Burnet
Dartmouth
Jeremiah P. Jones
John James Marsh
Francis H. Pearledge Abbott
Pea and Ey
Henry Carter
Justin
Territorial Supreme Court
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Taft
Judge Abbott
Morman
Haverhill Association
Haverhill Dartmouth Club
Haverhill Historical Society
Haverhill Whis- Ube
Woman Killed by Unknown Driver in Bellows Falls
Miss Harriet Taggart of Claremont New Hampshire was struck on South Street and instantly killed yesterday afternoon as she crossed the street. An unknown Bellows Falls driver struck her and drove on, passing over her bed.
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Harriet Taggart
Bellows Falls
Claremont
N. H
E. T. Holden
Charlestown
Two Houses Burned in Weekend Fire Blaze
Fire at the Burt and Cook properties near Pair Haven quickly spread to the adjacent barn and Burt house, destroying all three structures within an hour after discovery. The Cook barn owner and Burt family began moving belongings sooner, with insurance claims expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Buith
Mr. Smith
Vermont Mutual Election Yields New Secretary
The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company held its annual meeting Wednesday to elect a new secretary to succeed the late James T. Sabin. Debhert W. Geme of Montpelier was chosen, with Hopkin Hae as interim secretary during the transition. The appointment follows Sabin’s death and Sabin’s prior service as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Mutual Pire Insurance Cmpany
Susceed
James T. Sabin
Sudh Debhert
W. Geme
Montpelier
Mr. Sabin
Hopkin
Sabin
Vermont Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting at Montpelier
About 45 members attended as George Jones of Waitefield opened with the president’s address. County agent Raymond Briggs reported progress, including new home demonstration and 4 club agents, 1061 farm families in the bureau, and 13 of 26 communities forming local organizations. Dairy improvements, TB cleanups, and rust control were noted, with 600 farms visited and a potato season remark on fertilizer. Kenneth Kirk outlined boys and girls club work, while Mildred Boice cited membership changes and funds, and clothing and food demos were conducted across communities.
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Vermont Farm Bureau Association
Montpelier
George Jones
Waitefield
Raymond Briggs
Rexpory
Kenneth Kirk
Shidh
Kirk
Mildred Boice
Northfield
Warren
Jennie Lamson
Fast Montpelier
Stephen Guptil
Waterbury
Jones
Tureau
Wilcox Page Couple Wed In Simple Franklin Home Ceremony
Lawrence Wilcox of Franklin street and Miss Priscilla Page of Elmore street wed at 11:30 this morning at the bride's home. Attendants were personal friends and relatives. Rev. Frank Hi of the Universalist church officiated with a double ring service. The setting was described as simple and warm.
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Lawrence Wilcox
Franklin Street
Priscilla PF. Page
Elmore Street
Frank 0
Universalist Church
Wiss Pasvaltirell
Wien
Ipl
Franks E Sanborn River Died Aftnrnton Barre
Frank E. Sanborn a well known veterinary doctor born in Washington in 1860 died at Barre after a brief illness. He never married and lived on a farm near Waite Street Washington route. He was son of W S Page and Mrs John Sanbury. He traveled by automobile to Northwich for care and was buried in the Barre cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
W. S Page
Washington
John Sanbury
Mann
Mowry
Northwieh
Massachusetts
Ashingtes
Kimore Street
Tore Walter Santora
Pit
Sandors
Barr
Parente
Alee
Weether
Shot Through Leg After Hunting Trip
Lawrence Bartlett, 14, of South Barre, was accidentally shot in the right leg yesterday afternoon returning from a hunting trip near Williamstown. He handed his gun to a companion who examined a pistol. the other boy apparently triggered it. Bartlett was taken to Barre City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bartlett
South Barre
Lawrence
Williametown
Bartlett
Tthe Barre City Hospital
Florence L Ayers Smith Widow of Barre Firm Leader Dies
Florence L Ayers Smith widow of John E Smith former head of E L Smith Co Barre died early today in Rutland after an illness began with a diphtheritic sore throat. Born February 10 in Plainfield she lived in Barre most of her life and later in Crusidge Massachusetts and Danby visiting her daughter Mrs Batease. She leaves daughters Jeena of Cambridge and Mrs Batease of Danby and brother Virgil Ayers of Barre. Funeral arrangements will be at Ayers home with burial in Birchwood cemetery. Flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence L. (Ayers) Smith
John EK. Smith
Barre
E. L. Smith & Co
Rutland
Mes
Murdena Ratease
Danby
Mrs. Smith
Plainfield
William and
Joer Ayers
Montpelier
John E. Smith
East Street
Well Known Barre Sculptor Agostines Dies at 72
Well known Barre sculptor Agostines died yesterday at 1 30 pm at his home 30 Var street aged 72 after a short illness Born in Venier Italy he came to the United States as a youth and worked in Hallowell and Philadelphia before settling in Barre He modeled statues for the Yorktown memorial in Virginia 1881 and was considered a leading figure in the Barre sculpture field Funeral is set for Saturday at 2 pm at his home burial in Elmwood Cemetery with no tokens to be sent as requested by Mrs Agostines
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Frontyines
Var Street
Mr. Azostines
Venier
Italy
United
Hallowell
Philadelphia
Barre
Granite Street
Bolster Ehede
Agostines
Yorktown
Leonpastad
Sard
Thaly
Bourial
Agostinus
Testsler ether te cmmemoretes tens of Ber tol
The fragment hints at a testing or memorial event involving a person named Ber, with unclear details. Readable elements mention tests or memories and a focus on Ber, but specifics such as location date or organization are not discernible.
Osteopaths Protest Annual Vermont Clinic Meeting
At a Barre osteopathic clinic Dr Howard A Drew presided as president and Dr A Spencer of St Albans as vice president. Miss Patricia Paiment, four, underwent a pioneering hip dislocation operation, resting well in Graniteville. The convention elected new officers and addressed taxes on physicians autos and school health policies while pledging protest against government meddling in medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Drew
Blanchard Block
J. HH
Eer
L. B. Slocum
H. J. Slocum
Vermont
Patricia Paiment
Emma Paiment
Graniteville
Howard A.drew
Barre
da. Spencer
Bt. Albans
George D. Eddy
Burlington
H. A. Stevenson
St. Albana
Dale Atwood
St. Johnsbury
Osteopathy Society
District W. R. C. meeting at Williamstown October 1984
The district Woman's Relief Corps vetting was held in Williamstown in October 1984 with 12 members from Waterbury Center Ber a Stetson No Mi Waterbury Center and eight more corps represented Mor rill Cabot Brock La Brookfield Will amstown and others. A cordial reception followed led by Julia Johnson and a bountiful dinner served by the ladies of the Williamstown corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Williamstown
Weinentay
At Atending Corps
Bera Stetson
Waterbury Center
Morrill
Cabot
Henry Ss Srenesa Sie
Suit Halted in Elder Woman's Estate Case
A suit involving Eve B. Seward as administratrix of the estate of Sacre was halted. Steward, Waskianion, and the Ute of Chief at Seow appear as parties. The action concerns a quit claim of R25,000 and a dispute over administration and rightful ownership in the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve B. Seward
Suinge
Waskianion
Seow
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Atanion
J. M. McGrath
E. Smith
Smith
HL McCleary
System Federation
F. Bigs
Machinists’ Union
B. M. Jewell
Railroad
Mloves
American Federation of Labor
Marshal Foes
Aganist
R M. Brumfield
Roveburg, Ore
Intury
British Admiralty
Walter Brown
Lisbon
Resturant
Brighton
Dyer
Cornell
Dr. Livingston Farrand
Comforta
Rees
Barding
Bere Bert Well
Yorkstown
Wiliamsburg
Gidley
Barnet
Hydeville
Union Mutual Officers
J. F. Leslie
Meeting
Farm Bureau
CW. Fitch
Calaley
Angus Smith
Merc. LP
Young
Kartell
M. Ee Corliss
Philip Shouie
Duxbury
Wilcox
Barre Fire Department
Frank E. Sanborn
Waits River
Barre Hospital
Tieeeras Armes & Chee
Plamed & Getter
Ness
Florence (Ayers) Smith
Henry P. Agostines
Hed
Trafalgar Square
W. R. C. Meeting
We. McAlister
Boyer Gore
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