Removal of Embargo on Potatoes Is Sought by Gill
Mr Gill urges lifting the embargo on Irish and other potatoes citing healthy crops and riders against powdery scab. He argues price fears and private assurances justify removal, while officials hold talks with no action announced. Representative McBre Lloyd discusses cold storage limits amid probes into eggs poultry and dairy storage. Letters praising the department’s anti high cost measures arrive from across the country, with complaints against packers and middlemen.
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Houkton
America
Irelind
United States
Trowston
Ireland
Horgton
Federal Tar Cultural Board
Gill
McBrellay
Tentnertsee
Serlertture
McRevaulles
High Pier
Chienen
All Eastern Eleven Named by Early 1913 Selections
Albany era sports writers compile a first all eastern team after the Army Navy game of 1913 season. The lineup centers Yale stars Marting and Talbot with Hogsett Dartmouth at left end and Ballin Princeton at right tackle. Other picks include Wilson Yale at quarterback and Mullback Brickley Harvard in backfield.
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New York
Aithouelic
Ding
Sel
Ali-Gedhoun
Eridiean
Forrma
Hogsett
Dartmouth
Talbot
Yale
Ketcham
Marting
Puani
Pennock
Hormouré
Ballin
Princeton
Gilchrist
Navy
Wilson
Mahan
Harvard
Carlisle
Brickley
Horsett
Hardwick
Storer
Warvare
Philadelphia
Army
Soldier Boys
West
Graves
Leary
Weir
Michigan
Western football stars dominate early all coast selections
A Western territory consensus lists many famed players from Nook, Vinivearl, Kerr, and Dartmouth in a vault of greats. It highlights Wilc om at quarterback among numerous half backs Brickley Ma nou Yarvand and others from Solon Minnesota Rockne Notre Dame Wisconsin to Desjardien Chicago and Notre Dame with several star backs and guards named.
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Nook
Vinivearl
Kerr
Dartmouth
Enter
Boreham
Yolo
Wilcom
Brickley
Manou
Yarvand
Madson
Olo State
University of Nebraska
Solon
Minnesota
Rockne
Notre Dame
Butler
Wisconsin
Brown
Seth Dateota
Alinin
Michitin
Keeler
Wiscone Ain
Desjardien
Chicago
Hack
Doras
Notre Diane
Craig
Michigan
Norgren
Chicage
Brehentaub
Poor deer season under snow in Vermont hunters report mixed luck
Local Vermont hunters faced an early snowstorm that dampened deer prospects on Thanksgiving day. Two bucks and several does reported, with one prosecution for game law violations. A nearby hunter celebrated a five point buck birthday, while partridge season showed promise for breeders.
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Ratan
Clarlea
Lavason
Vermont
I W. Hayward
Rutland Coun
A. Capo
Chittenden
Simal Gummie
Woods Cook
Tinent
Lensewe
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Advertised for Teething Relief
An old remedy, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, is touted for teething, soothing gums, easing pain, curing wind colic, and diarrhea in children. The bottle costs twenty five cents.
Woman plans bold ascent to Grand Falls expedition
Miss Laurie Coates, an English nurse, travels from Newfoundland with guide Fred Tourdin to reach the Grand Falls on the Grand River. They abandon canoeing for an overland trek, facing Labrador rains and a bear encounter, leaving bottles with explorer notes and her own message for future visitors.
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Grand River
Dillon Wallice
Fred Tourdin
Dillon Wallacius Cano
Dillon Wallace
Leonidas Habbard
Miss Laurie
Jalong
Munzle
Steat
Cascades
Army Beats Navy by Open Football in Major Richly Contested Clash
West Point’s Cadets edged Annapolis 22 to 9 before 41,009 fans in New York. Star plays by Merrillat and Prichard propelled Army with three key touchdowns and a late sprint through Navy coverage, while Brown’s boot and Navy’s Nichols highlighted a hard fought game marked by penalties and fierce line play.
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Charley Daly
West Point
New York
Annapolis
Prichard
Army
Tinet
Merpillar
Merriliat
Navy
Middies
West Pointers
Cadeta
Culchrist
Navy Fumbie
Iportant Siatery
Yale
Long Herves
Harvard
Princeton
Nicholls
Soldier Boys
Sagany
Waddies
Brown
Midshipmen
Soeat
Merrillat
Endrush Merriliat
Euartoy Nicholls
Niddies
Amny
Eld
Daly
Nave
Harktone
Safflors
Nichols
Wert Point
Uip Colette
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Moerrilat
Priehard
Pinters Geverally
Markoe
Apsesterrss Roe
Gilchrist Wynnett
Ort
Vaughn
Redmin Hillatony
Goodran
Perry
Howe
Vaughn Woyand
Leonard
Alexander
Piadling
Dowetl
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Dawet
Blodgete
Teomedion Hoth
Beneder
Harrison Scor
Pheriods Toon
Merriilat
Hose
Mekwant
Woodruff
William
Leineford
Frintty
Umpir
AL. Sharpe
Mnesmin
Carl BR. Marshall
Thie
Tim Quarters
Not Responsible For Longevity Says 100-Year-Old Newark Woman
On her 100th birthday Mrs. Margaret Kidney tells Yale professor Irving Fisher she is not responsible for her long life. She attributes longevity to God and notes the foolhardiness of the inquiry. Her sister Annie Kinney helped prepare the Thanksgiving meal for relatives.
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Yale
Newark
NeekOn
Margaret Kidney
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Aliney
Sueels
Adoption Push for Fifteen Race Babies Sparks Debate
A local drive seeks to adopt fifteen race babies amid a father persuasion effort. Community leaders advocate careful oversight and parental rights, while opponents urge rapid guardianship actions to ensure welfare.
Plan to Adopt 12 Babies to Represent Racial Types
A Bracket Bishop plans to adopt twelve babies to symbolize racial characteristics and raise them as a blended American family. The scheme, disclosed after consultations with orphanages, aims to place children of diverse ancestries in a typical American home and educate them in public schools.
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Chicago
Bracket Bishop
Asviius
Bishop
Migie
Biby
Milies
South Ameri
Venra Nego
Possidle
Return of the Victors From Army Navy Game at West Point
West Point cheers as the Army football team returns from the victory tied to the Navy game. A parade through campus features a goat mascot, cadet-led processions, and speeches in the mess. Vernon E. Prichard of Iowa is elected captain for 1915 amid praise for his quarterbacking and leadership.
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Army
Niws
Ronge
Navy
Academy
Toge
Daly
Hiery ‘Tathill
Indus
West Pointers
New York
Polo Grounds
Vernon E. Prichard
Cadet Prichard
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Vermont notes prison minstrel show and plans for a state paper
A Windsor prison minstrel show featured 18 inmates. Superintendent Lovell endorsed a plan to start a prison paper, the Monitor, to be reviewed by the state prison commissioners. A Calais boy survived a shotgun explosion injuring his sweater and face. John Wes of Polander died at Proctor hospital from marble chip injuries at Mullin quarry. Mr and Mrs William Welch of St Johnsbury celebrated their silver wedding with a large dinner.
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Monitor
Ohio
Minnesota
Lovell
State Board of Prison Commissioners
John Wes
Proctor Hospital
Inglins” Cay
Wes
Mullin
William of Welch
St. Johnsbury
Peter Philips Arrested For Assault Charge In Newport
Peter Philips arrested in Newport while crossing from Canada on a charge of assault on Ba ward Miles of Walden. He was taken to St. Johnsbury by Sheriff Worthen after midnight. Another suspect, William Westover, wanted for cottage breakins at East Charleston, was captured by Sheriff Ladd and jailed in the county.
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Nev
Peter Philips
Walden
Canada
St. Johnsbury
Shriff Worthen
Sheri
Philips
Ian
Krowlons Landing
Pen
Deer Kill Mystery Near East Fair Field Farm
Game Warden R. Sturtevant investigates the unlawful deer shooting near the Thomas McMaton farm in East Fair field. Benjamin Lew and William Tai found two young deer with broken horns believed to have been shot. authorities seek the shooter.
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Benjamin Lew
William Tai
Thomas McMaton
East Fairfield
R. Sturtevant
Three Men Hurt in Coventry Road Car Crash
Newport November 8 three men were badly injured in an automobile crash on Coventry Road opposite Mrs E. O Clark. Wilkin Waller and D. P. Brahma were with Sheriff J. Hill and R. N Baldwin returning from Mansfield when steering gear broke and the car ran off a five foot bank tumbling several times. Baldwin and Bratiania suffered minor injuries. Waller had fractures and Brahma was critically injured with a skull crush. All were taken to the hospital. Bratiania remained unconscious while Brahma was in very serious condition.
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Coventry Road
Mra E. ON
Clark
Wilkin Waller
DP. A. Brahma
J. Hill
R. N Baldwin
Mansonville
Hips
Peasan
Edward Miles
Walter
Baldwin
Bratiania
Willer
Helehry
Bratana
Raymond
Ballwin
Drakon
Commission Begins Work on Statute Revision Project
The commission to align statute laws with constitutional changes has taken rooms at the State House and begun work. Members include Senator Hale K. Darling of Chelsea, assistant clerk Julin A Wilcox of Ludlow, and Dane fel A. Guiltenan of Bennington, all attorneys. The panel plans a report for submission to a April special session or the regular session if none is called.
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State House
Hale K. Darling
Chelsea
Julitn A Wilcox
Ludlow
House of Representatives
Dane Fel A. Guiltenan
Bennington
Fletcher
Mayor Shank 15 Forged to Resin Strike
The fragmentary report notes bitter sentiment and unrest in the city as tensions flare. Officials, including Mayor Shank, confront a surge of forged materials and broader suspicions surrounding governance. Further readable details remain unclear.
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Mayor Shank
Trade Turkeys for an aged Horse in Randolph
The Randolph exchange involved Jerd Brothers trading a plump gobbler for a horse owned by a rural mail carrier. The horse, noted to have seen better days, was exchanged as the high turkey price and the animal’s worn condition made the deal practical. The anecdote puns on old farmer talk about skill in driving and emphasizes practical trading wit.
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Jerd Brothers
Randolph
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