Vermont Legislature Debates Federal Amendment Ratification
A Vermont legislative session discusses the proposed federal amendment to ratify woman suffrage. The vote on the amendment failed, with opposition leaders criticizing telegrams as insulting. Governor Clement returns home undecided about a special session to consider ratification after talks in Washington with Senator Harding.
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Vermont
Rutland
Clement
Washington
Harding
Shogathér
Brunswick to Elect: Citizens Meet Weighs Mayor Aides
Citizens plan a meeting at Red Aten's Hall to recommend a mayoral candidate and one councilman from each ward for the August 2 corporation election. Eugene Harrison is mentioned for another term, backed by supporters noting progress on water system, streets, and a 5 million gallon reservoir.
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Brunswick
Red Aten’s Hall
Eugene Harrison
Lig
B.C Schiffer
Harry Alighe Havenis
Lewia Shores
Dr . West
John Hebert
Alo
Cherry picker collapse injures woman in uprooted tree
A cherry picking accident Wed morning near Araby left Mrs Nellie Augherman injured after a tree split and toppled a ladder carrying her and two children. Mrs Rice and her two children clung to the ladder as it fell, with Mrs Augherman’s ankle sprained and ligaments damaged. A physician treated her at home.
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Nellie Augherman
Namie Rice
Ihagles
Martha
Ox Fibre Triumphs 6 0 Over Frederick Motor at Cadet Field
Ox Fibre Brush Company defeated Frederick Motor Company 6 to 0 at Cadet Field. Duvall led Frederick with a single, Gardner and teammates sparked Ox Fibre with key hits, while Gardner pitched and drove in runs. Scoring details and fielding miscues noted amid a 35 minute contest.
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Frederick Motor Company
Cadet Field
Duvall
Frederick Motor
Ox Fibre
Hit Eat
Hatemein
Gardnér
Ox Filip Boys
Ant Gai
Mithé
Grone
Rakar
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Frank
J. Gardner
Kennedy
A. Brachey
F. Lambrecht
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Warfield
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Mealey
Fees
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Crane
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Wheat Harvest Ends In Frederick County Crops Report
Weather conditions improved farming, with wheat harvest wrapping up and yields varied by district. Heavy winds flattened fields east and north of Frederick, while some areas reported good quality grain. Corn needs rains. canning season delayed slightly but workers expected to return to schools.
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Frederick
Hank
Come to Frederick Frederick aads to visitors and travelers
A brief promotional note invites readers to visit Frederick showing its distance from Washington and Baltimore and describing the city as a fine improved State with ready facilities for both destinations. The call to action emphasizes Frederick as a convenient stop.
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Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Suit For Alimony Filed By Carrie Dixon
Carrie M Dixon sues Melvin R Dh for alimony and counsel fees alleging marriage at Bahcolt City on November 24 1916 and two children aged four and one wife claims abandonment and lack of support while he works as a machinist at Camp Townbird earning 40 dollars weekly. Judge Glenn H Worthington ordered husband to pay wife 50 dollars per month from July 1 unless he shows cause by July 16.
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Melvin R. Dh- Hier
Bahcolt City
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Camp Townbird
Glenn H. Worthington
Car Shortage Report Faces Interstate Commission
Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and chairman of the advisory committee of the Association of Railway Executives testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. He described a car shortage under federal control with many obsolete box cars still in use, hurting grain shipments. He cited a carrier with 16 000 box cars before control now reduced to 3 000 suitable for grain, noting only 22 percent of cars are owned by their owners and 76 100 cars are unfit for use. He warned 48 hours for loading and unloading plus 6 to 10 days in export traffic have cut daily car service to about 27 miles, hoping to raise to 30 miles. He also noted a strike affecting about 1 percent of railroad workers, concentrated at terminals, further hampering service.
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Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Asociation of
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Willard
Fedwal
Tte
Pat
Mad Dog Scare Shakes Bloomfield Locality
An erratic small terrier belonging to John Holtz caused fear in Bloomfield and Charlesville yesterday. The dog escaped during attempts to secure it, prompting neighbors to arm themselves after a town warning. No attacks occurred despite the panic as the dog wandered near homes.
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Bloomfield
Charlesville
John Holtz
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