Government Moves to Avert Rail Strike After Failed Conference
The Chicago meeting between the railroad labor board and five brotherhood leaders ended without a plan to avert the national strike set for Oct 30. Unions and railroad managers across major cities weighed steps as President Harding awaited the labor board report. Committees in Chicago, Washington, San Antonio and elsewhere prepared responses and contingency plans.
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Railroad Labor Board
Harding
Standard
Chicago
Washington
Labor Board
Cleveland
St. Louis
Southwestern Roads
San Antonio
Brotherhood of Railway
International
Great Northern
Washington, D.C
Five Brotherhood
Portuguese Premier Assassination Sparks Lisbon Crisis
Antonio Gpanjo the premier and Interior Minister and Jones Carlog Main a former minister were assassinated during a military outbreak that toppled the government. A junta note denounces the violence while British and Spanish interests seek protection as Calypso sails for Lisbon amid unrest and looting in the streets of the capital.
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Lisbon
Get
Antonio Gpanjo
Jone Carlog Main
Hiave
No Poison Found In Candy At West End Hospital Incident
Chicago reports no poison evidence after chemistry tests on a hex of candy given to Mine Melen Ronnafeld, a student nurse at West End Hospital. Investigators found traces in the city but not in quantities to prove poisoning, with authorities noting similarities to a different case linked to Ponhessy Zimmerman and his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ort
Flood of Reds Breaks in Europe to Cause Trouble
Paris reports police claim over 100 young communists crossed immigration lines to the United States in two months. Sentiment rises as Sacco and Vanzetti murder case provokes protests. American consulates guarded. an infernal machine attack at Ambassador Herrick’s home sparks anxiety. demonstrations planned by pro test groups while authorities mobilize to maintain order.
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Paris
Associated Press
Young Communist Organization
Europe
United States
Sacco
Vinzatti
Massachusetts
France
United Tes
Hernell
Nee Bacco
Varetti
Iiew
Gresnade
America
Becette Sagly
Herrick
Ander
Ellis Island Doesn’t Know It Says Immigration Officials Deny Claim
A New York veteran reports Ellis Island immigration staff countering a police official’s assertion that many young communists slipped into the country to cause trouble if Sacco and Vanzetti are executed. Officials say no member of the organization has been held there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Brand
Sacco
Vancetti
Talk of the Town in Barre and Northfield visitors
A parade of local visitors includes A E Hatch of Northfield and W Hall of North Perry, with Mr and Mrs C N Gringer of Merchants Row attending a Canada wedding. Barre social events featured a hospital fundraiser, a concert at the Barre Opera House, and plans for a centennial city school event with entertainment by Bebe Rag Ensemble and Raymond Simonds of Boston.
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A. E. Hatch
Northfield
Barre
Te. W
Hall
North Perrisburg
C. N. Gringer
Merchants Treat
Canada
Torrow
Poe
la Yesterlay
Spree TX
Somers
X. Somers
T. W. Bradley
Ee Ee Eenee Bes
Schouls
Raymond Simonds
Emer
Boston
Easen
Nettie M Zimmer
Shreemds
Mysin
Apwin
Freshman Players Barred from University of Maine Varsity
The University of Maine announces that freshmen will be barred from varsity competition starting with the fall semester. Teams for 1903-24 will be composed of upperclass athletes only, with freshmen not allowed to compete until their second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Teume
University of Maine
Lewis orders miners back in Indiana? requested action
President John J. Lewis of the Mine Workers of America issued a letter to every union miner in Ramane to resume work after a period of agitation. The text notes a deposed leader Alexander Howal and references the Homefront rate recruitment in relation to coal miners.
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Kansas
Indianagrilis
Kases
Alncender Howal
Law
John J. Lewis
Tied Mine Workers of America
Rameae
No Change for Lloyd George in Armament Talks
Washington October 21 The British premier Lloyd George may not attend the opening Armament Conference in New York on November 11 due to lack of official notification. The first session is scheduled for November 11, with adjournment marked by honors to unknown American dead at Arlington. The conference will resume November 12 when President Harding welcomes delegates and Lloyd George is expected to attend.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Lloyd George
United States
New York
State Department
Arlington Cemetery
Arlington
Harding
Lloyd George to Visit America Amid London Scene
Premier Lloyd George plans a five week trip to the United States with Mrs Lloyd likely joining him. The Aquitania is due in New York the morning of November 11 setting the stage for the delegation’s departure and the prime minister will be absent during the voyage and meetings.
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London
Ovt
Il Ye Associates Press
Lloyd George
AL J. Balfotie
Loyd
Hus
Aquitania
X York
England
Wednesda
DefEndant Autoist Wins In Montpelier Court
In Montpelier city court today a verdict favors the defendant in the case of Marelall Hiv et al versus Louis Gould. The jury found Gould not liable for damages and awarded no further relief. Witnesses testified about the car use and alleged negligent driving during the rental period.
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Montpelier City
Louis Gould
Cullixton
Kia
Gould
Mable
Funeral notice for Ella Melvin’s child Metein
The funeral of Kila W. Metein, daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Melvin, was held with bearers listed. Burial followed at Hope Cemetery. The community mourned the young child noted for her brightness and charm.
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Kila W. Metein
W. B. Melvin
Local News and Society Notes
Mrs. Fred B. Colburn, daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Cowk, returned home after a serious operation. Friends of Dr McMillan visited, Magnet charity donates facility for October 25 board of trade event. senior class at Tibline High approved selling tickets led by Arthur We won and committee.Community events and notices fill the page with mundane society and local plans.
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Fred B. Colburn
J. Fl Cowk
Thms
Feday
McMillan
Board of Trade
Aoaf
Tibline High Athead
Arthur
Vermont Hardware Co Inc to Issue Stock in Burlington
Vermont Hardware Co Inc of Burlington files affidavit with Secretary of State Harry A. Black detailing a proposed stock issue for 500 shares at $100 par, $49 000 cash and a $1 000 promissory note. Merger into preferred stock anticipated. assets total 52 500? plus surplus 22 144 12. signatures include Howard D Hadley and others. Rutland’s Vermont Garage Co files for 6 600 capital stock. real estate garage on River Street pledged as consideration. signers include Guthrie Becker and Eddy. National Life Athletic Association Inc files articles of association with 19 current members. funded by National Life Insurance employees of Montpelier. no capital stock issued. aims to build and maintain playgrounds and athletic facilities.
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Vermont Hardware Company, Inc
Hurlington
Harry A. Black
Hen
S. Flenry
Vermont Hardware Comipany
Miabbiitice E Capital
Vermont
Renee Spentiqee
Vermont Hardware Company
Tne
Freeman
Eddy
National Life Athletic Association, Inc
National Life Insurance
Montpelier
Itemus
Former Newport Man Dies by Own Hand in Gardiner
B C Davie a 42 year old Newport bakery owner shot himself in Gardiner Maine after a period of illness and despondency. He leaves wife Mrs B C Davie a daughter Miss Borynite Davie and son Eldrid Davie. He attended Main Street Baptist church and had recently expanded his bakery business prior to moving.
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Newport
B.C. Tuvie
Gardiner
Davis
East Side
Toland
B.C. Davie
Borynite
Eldrid Davie
Davie
Main “Street Baptist Church
Meeting in Montpelier on alliance and church event
Randolph October 21 reports a death by self harm of William, discovered after night calls by a physician. In Montpelier a New England alliance gathering at the Unitarian Church drew guests from across New England with readings and addresses by ministers and local leaders.
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New England
Associated Alliance of Unitarian Ladies
Randolph
Willam
Alliance of the Indies
Wwe
Unitarian
Church of Euffering
Montpelier
Newbee
Moon
Pelier
Alliance
Ma Barnard
First Society
Bernardsum
Maas
California
Mies
British sea hero Beatty lands in New York for Legion meet
Admiral Beatty of the British navy arrived in New York aboard the Aquitania on his way to the American Legion convention in Kansas City. Surrounded by a welcoming throng, he met dignitaries at Battery Park and City Hall before continuing to Marshal Field’s home. His wife and son accompanied him as Greeks aboard cheered Venizelos. Beatty praised Allied efforts and said he would attend the armament conference in a advisory capacity to the British delegation.
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New York
Earl Beatty
Kansas City
Helgoland
Jutland Bank
Admiral Beatty
Marshal Field
Charles
Aqutania
Venizelos
Greece
Zera Vonizeldy
Beatty
Admiral Rodman
Peter
America
United States
Wood
State board to inspect institutions this week
The state board of control begins a tour of inspection Monday visiting the state hospital at Wi then travels to the industrial center on Tuesday. Governor Hartness cannot attend the Oct 26 presentation ceremony at Narchety University due to the inspection schedule. Lieutenant Governor A W Foote will attend the events in his official capacity.
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State Board of Control
Hartness
Narchety University
A. W. Foote
Hunter Shot in Face and Head Near Pownal
A hunting party in Pownal suffered a fatal or serious injury when a hunter was shot in the face and head during the afternoon. Charles Clark and P. Grege were among the hunters who separated while keeping in touch. The injured man, whose name is unclear, was taken to the local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles [Clark
Trener P. Grege
Pownal
Shops to Re open St Albans
Workers at Central Vermont railway shops in St Albans plan to reopen after discussions with officials. Clerks on strike due to grievances with the road while the shop workers have continued in service. If talks fail, ballots will be taken to decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Central Vermont Railway
Bowrver
Unclear text fragment on bribery allegations
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bribes and unnamed individuals but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to form a concrete news item. No verifiable facts or context are present to compose a reliable summary.
Diseased Cows Put on Market
A Washington County Farm Bureau committee led by J. E. Green and including R. J. McAllister and J. L. Lilley will investigate the sale of infected cattle in the county. The group will review state law and what can be done to stop pitches of diseased stock, amid reports sellers knew of the infection. C. x. Gunnels and Dean J. Le Hille spoke on federation work, legislation, taxation, and farm demonstrations.
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J. E. Green
Waterbury
R. J. McAllister
Waitefield
J. L. Lilley
Calnin
Washington County Farm Bureau Association
K. J. Kirk
C. x. Gunnels
American Farm Bureau Federation of Chicago
Dean J. Ie Hillef
State College of Agriculture
Miss Charlotte Pen
Dean’ Hills
Miss Pier"eoet
Beard resigns bank post to seek large farm purchase
Frank K. Beard assistant cashier of Peoples National Bank resigns to buy a large farm. L Woodworth elected assistant cashier to fill Beard's term. Beard served since the bank's inception and is praised for faithful service. Woodworth, with the bank since 1917, also treasurer of Goddard Seminary for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Beard
Peoples National Bank
Beard
L. Woodworth
Woodworth
Boen
Goddardeeminary
Barre News Notes And Local Travels In Vermont
Barre residents share visits and small town news as Burlington’s Curie remains in town. Workers at Boutwell Milne Vernum Quarries suspend operations due to no orders. Burlington imports and transfers, travel to Detroit and Quincy are noted along with telephony events in Barre. Dartmouth football and prep schedules loom as locals await weekend events and the upcoming game atmosphere.
Seek Charter for New Bank in Barre
A group plans to form a new bank in Barre by taking over Barre Savings Bank and Trust Company as a nucleus. Depositors will be canvassed to gauge support and deposits. Charter applications require state Bank Commissioner action, three weeks of public notice, a hearing, then incorporation and stock subscription.
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Charaya
Barre
Gassed Barre Savings Bank & Tras.pany
Thane
State Bank
Alexander Cowie Dead in Wollaston Mass
Alexander Cowie a former Bart man died at his Wollaston home in Massachusetts on Wednesday October 19 at 0 05 a m He was a granite cutter for Jones brothers for eight years and later worked at Fore River shipyards until illness two years ago He was born July 22 1869 in Banffshire Scotland He leaves his wife four daughters Jane Helen and two sons George and James all of Wollaston Funeral services were at his home at 2 pm with burial in Mount Wollaston Cemetery He was a member of Anta x C and Cy Operative at Masons No 190 Aberdeen Scotland and a member of Fiat Presbyterian Church
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Alexander Cowie
Bart
Wollaston
Mass
Mr. Cowie
Jones Brothers
Banffshire
Scotland
John Mary Cowie
David Henderson
Teabolla
Jane
Helen
George
James
Ores
Ant Ah x C. & Cy
Masons
Aberdeen
Mount Wallusten
Mrs Giovanna Peduzzi Dies at Home After Long Life
Mrs Giovanna Peduzzi one of Barre's oldest Italian residents died at her home 4 Short Street last night at 9 90 o clock She was born in Genoa Italy and came to the United States at age ten She married Domenico Peduzzi in 1880 and has lived in Barre since Mr Peduzzi died Oct 2 1912 She leaves two daughters Eda and Anna and two sons Harry and Dante The funeral will be Sunday afternoon with services at St Moning Church at 2 50 Burial will be in the family lot at the Catholic Cemetery.
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Giovanna Pedusai
Short Street
Peduzzi
Genoa
Italy
United States
Peduzei
Eda
Anna
Harry
Dante
St. Moning
Revival of the National Order of the Haymakers in Barre
The local branch, Red Mes No. 16, re organized after twelve years defunct. A new charter was issued by the national association as Hayloft No. 1615. Elected officers include Past Chief Haymaker George F. Rock and Chief Haymaker Alex W. Cormack, with Ralph Lowrie as overseer and J R Rourke among others. About fifty charter members and twenty two new recruits expected. plans for winter meetings in Bast and te Barre.
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Alameet Tae Unquols
Haymaker
George FR. Rock
Alex
W. Cormack
Baker
Ralph Lowrie
J R. Rourke
Bert Doyle
Alternstel
Barre
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Jutland
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DIDWT
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Washington County Farm Bureau
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R. L. Woodworth
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Harry M. Gamble
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