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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1919

Page

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Five Killed in Riots During Boston Police Strike

Rioters in Boston killed five and wounded many as state guards and volunteers enforced order. Abraham Karp, a South End storekeeper, was arrested after claiming he mistook robbers for attackers. Police officers, including Richard D. Reemis, were shot or beaten. troops used riot guns to restore calm in Scollay Square, South Boston and Bowdoin Square.

Boston Margaret Walsh Atte Raymond Bayers Ebell Hardy Yaughs Volicvenaal Old Guard Peters Coolidge Navy Richard D. Reemis Leannd John J. McDonalt Abraham Karp South End Tecmts Karp Reemnts Nif Arthur D. Shea Reemts Dusmese South Borton Scollay Square Bowdoin ‘Square Adama Square South Boston Spaling Square South Heston Green Wuardemen

Pershing Busy In Tour Of New York

General John J. Pershing travels New York as guest of the city with a packed program of visits and a Madison Square Garden mass meeting of the American Legion planned for tonight. He sees Mrs. Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and expresses sympathy for the Roosevelt family. Fourteen veterans are due at the legion meeting with acceptances from several states. Colonel Lea and Lake Lea will offer remarks. a Kalver hunt attempt by Lea failed due to vigilance. Tomorrow Pershing departs for Washington.

New York John J. Pershing Tnit Tiene Hune American Legion Madison Square Garden Pershing Theodore Roosevelt Oyster Bays Roosevelt Quentin Americas Legion Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Pennsylvania New Jersey Henry D. Lindeley National Erective Commttees Lake Lea United States Tenneson Porehing Lea Kalver Amerongen Holland General Peraling Washington

12 000 Kolchak troops captured in Russian region

A Mastow despatch reports nearly 12 000 prisoners from Admiral Kolchak's forces captured near Aktinbinsk and Orsk. The surrender of the remaining Kolchak units is expected as Bolchak's svattern army weakens, per Bolshevik wire. About 20 000 people attended Vermont state fair with horse races and attractions, including a 2 25 pace and a 2 17 trot.

Kolchak Lamdon Mastow Admiral Kolchak Aktinbinsk Orsk Bolchak White River Junction Sept Vermont John J Rithend Keech Hollywood Dack Wo E Dan Me

Loss of all U S gains warned by minority report

The Senate faced a clash over the peace treaty with 14 nations as minority members urge ratification without amendments. Senator Mitch Tor k Nebraska led the report, arguing that rejecting or amending the treaty would cost the United States the concessions won in the German peace. Strong names cited include Shields and Lodge allies, with warnings that any reservations could destroy the league and hamper postwar recovery.

Washington, D. C United States Germany Foreign Relations Committee Senate Mitchtork Nebraska Shields Demenrat Tennesder Lodge Hite Sendters Williams Swanson Virgina Pomerene Obin Smith Arivon Pittman Nevada Erate Orth Bindi League Europe Wirt Tee

We Oppose Amendments to the German Treaty

The text argues against amendments to the postwar German treaty, listing numerous German concessions the United States would lose by rejection. It warns of losing access to reparations mechanisms, asset recoveries, and wartime protections, leading to a fractured peace and weakened U.S. standing. The author stresses United States unity against changes and urges opposition to the amendments.

Wilson May Urge Reconsideration of Steel Strike

Washington reports President Wilson would press steel unions to delay or reconsider the strike set for Sept 22. The United States steel industry seeks a presidential conference after unions asked for a clearer statement, with officials hoping to arrange talks with company leaders and the White House.

Washington Whlean Wilon United States Steel Egg Prorat Bth Vomnell Wilmon Etee Corporation

THREE VERMONT CONCERNS FILE PAPERS TO DO BUSINESS

Vermont businesses formalize filings with the secretary of state. Jarvis Storage Battery Station Inc of Burlington posts 1000000 capital to produce batteries. incorporators include G Do and De ALM darele and Charles T Alison. Grafton Memorial and Improvement Association forms in Grafton to honor local veterans with a band stand and park improvements. Nestle Wood Company of Manchester files for 200000 capital to process milk and cream. signatures include DOE Austin Rev Kent and TT Montgomery.

Holry Wastes Vermont Jarvis Storage Battery Station, Inc Burlington Darele Charles T. Alison Grafton Nestle’ Wood Company Mancester Doe Austin Rev. Kent Brooklyn N.Y Montgomery Manchester

Washington native Santorn dies in Waterbury hospital

Frederick Alden Santorn a Washington native who farmed in Waits River Hod Topsham died at the state capital Waterbury Institute where treated for enteritis. His body will be moved to Barre and Friday at 2 pm his brother J. Sarborn of Trowhill will lead services with Nev. B d Lehigh officiating. interment in Washington cemetery. He leaves his wife of Waite River and two brothers L. Sanborn Barre Town Enders and Sanborn Walla River White River Junction. September 11 at the state fair grounds a man was kicked in the tend by a Norse. he was taken to the hospital. Dr Dean Drake of White River confirmed the wound.

Frederick Alden Santorn Washington Waits River Lapital Waterbury Barre J. ¥. Sarborn Trowhill Nev. B. d. Lehigh Serviers Washington Cemetery Waite River Sanborn Walla River White River Junction Forrest Reed Cornish Dean Drake White River Washington County Hanted Weuther Charien Adams F. FL. Cleaton M.A. Abbott PB. Whitney Louie Gould Frederick Bel Alexander Franklin County Heil Gould Mary Smith Charles Smith Harton Mra Merk TL. C. Moody Helen Jake Woodbury Frank Blomfield Berlin Richard Brown Waltsfield KH. Brown Warreny Cutler Plainfiedd Millett Warren Richard Fiddock J.B. Kidder Roxbury Chester Ladd Worcester Celbert Taveson Harry Martin Marshfield Nat McDonald Barr J. Norris Calais W. Peck Cabot Sparrow Bunt Montpelitr Delhorn Wheeler Weybury Brown Abure Ve. Clarker Bloilyott We. Stevens Abbott

Wilson Defends Peace Treaty In Montana Tour

President Wilson urged Montanans to vote for the peace treaty calling it a world settlement essential for universal happiness. He warned against altering the treaty and argued it would be impossible to form a new settlement if it failed, stressing the need for national sacrifice and opposition to monopolies.

Billings Mont Montana United States Wilson Lings Auditorium Helena Biemarck N. D Hueman Germany America Mr. Wilean Ruenia Europe Anda Lenine Hell Elaine

Enthusiasm for Legion At Barre Ex Service Meeting

The American Legion meeting at the Knights of Pythias hall drew over 124 ex service men with 88 joining the legion. Nelson Bullard spoke on government insurance and Colton of Montpelier outlined frontline engineering experience and the benefits of membership as the drive to recruit 2000 Vermont members begins.

Barre American Legion Knights of Pythias Legion Nelson Bullard Colton Montpelier Drive Brive Vermont Barte Burlington Tate Aid Quy Virson Max Vieher Neil Hooker Linl Robert Mickie

Trolleys Seek Higher Fare and Limited Service

Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Co submits a plan to raise Montpelier Barre fares to 18 cents straight and cut interurban tickets. They request year round service with 10 minute intervals, a potential one car operation, and a joint conference with Berlin Barre officials. City council refers matter to railroad and franchise committee for next meeting.

Barre Montpelier Oud ofHetals Benjamin Farm Sands Las Thie Cummer Berlin Kalty Railroad and Franchise Committee Sande Swide Norene

Enjoyable reception at Hedding Methodist church

A pleasant evening at Hedding Methodist Episcopal church hosted by Rev. Th. G. Lipsky and Mrs. Lipky for members and friends. The program featured poetry, vocal and piano solos by Miss Mary Paterson, Miss Grace Harclay, Hildreth Martin, and Miss Cleora Morse, with Mr. Lipsky showing stereopticon views of Vesuwins and distant cities. Refreshments followed as guests departed hopeful for the church’s future work.

Hedding Meth Flst Episcopal Church Th. G. Lipsky Myre Lipky Mary Paterson Grace Harclay Hildreth Martin Cleora Morse Lipeky Vesuwins

New Theatre Proposed for Barre by Black Circuit

Alfred Black of Rockland Maine and partner plan a modern 1200 to 1500 seat theatre in Barre with entry on North Main Street. The project would raze the current Pavilion on Pearl Street and may involve two stores, aligning with the Black circuit’s expansion across New England. Barre is viewed as a likely site for a significant venture in relation to the circuit's regional growth.

Marre New England New York State Alfred Black Rockland John A. Blick New York City Barre Mr. Black Kieen Herman A. Minte Floston Edward J. Rose Alew Boston Me. Black Black Elrewit Henderson Ce Wot Severnal Plane Earl Street Ummer North Ent Milain Street Vermont Strand Rutland Black Circuit Rasitolphy Lowell Mass Biddeford Waterville Damarisratta Bangor Portland Westbrook Utica N.Y Cirenit Ie Mak Langnn America Linen HHS Broadway Vaudevilly Pearl Street North Main Street A. A Moye

Inspector suspends Roy Meek license after alleged alledge mis

A.A. Griggs, inspector, found Roy Meek of Wilder in alleged alcohol impairment at the state fair. The secretary of state halted Meek’s automobile operator license as investigations into multiple breaches of motor vehicle laws continue. Reports include accidents involving a calf near Montpelier and a Barre clash where a mudguard was damaged, with drivers named Farwell Chandler Brown and Rogers.

Harry A. Black Roy Meek Wilder Thin A.A. Griggs Mator Willian A. Farwell Montpelier Chandler W. Brown Bessie Hogers Francis Darinke Barre Trwa Bor Rogers Meer Depot Square Ninmann Cimnatll Maree

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