Newport Memorial Day Parade and Danville Congregational Meeting
Crowds gathered in Newport for the Memorial Day parade ending at East Side Cemetery with veterans and local groups marching commanded by Charles H. McCauley. Separate notice: the 8th annual Caledonia Association Congregational churches meeting will be in Danville on June 3 with speakers from Burlington and the Philippines and a program on this country and rural cooperation.
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Newport
Grand Army Veterans
W. KR. C
Marons and Company L
School Hall
East Side
Charles H. McCauley
Caledonia
Robert Clark
H. J. Hinman
John Lyons
FW. Hodgdon
Boston
F. B. Richards
Caledonian County
Congregational World Movement
B. H. Cowles
L. A. Wood
Cal
eThis County
F.C. Laubach
Philippin
I. Gordon Tal
Vic President Demands Ushers Show Some Nerve
Washington dispatch reports a Senate floor disturbance as a dozen women sympathetic to the Hun cause heckled Senator Brundage of Connecticut amid calls to eject them. Vice President Marshall ordered ushers to remove several protesters, demanding nerve from the ushers. The episode interrupts Brundage’s speech during a quizzed war debate in Washington. The page also covers New Bedford, Massachusetts cotton mills resuming after strikes, with firmen counterstrikes and partial reopenings, plus reports of a bubonic plague outbreak in Vera Cruz and fires in Quebec areas as forest blazes spread. President Wilson signs the agricultural bill while federal control of wheat products ends.
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Washington
U. S. Senate
Gulf
Trish
Senathan
Treland
Marshall
England
Brundages
Caledonia County Court Opens June Term in St Johnsbury
The Caledonia County Court in St Johnsbury opened with Judge P M Butler presiding. Old cases were dismissed or continued while several were discharged and the docket pared. First trials include A D Littledale vs W H Nugent and Dominic Costa over unpaid shipping balance for Maine apples. Jury focus shifts to late week with anticipated few jury trials.
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Caledonia County Court
St. Johnsbury
P.M. Butler
Rutland
A. S. Woodworth
Wheln D. Pierce
Edward A. Pierce
McKay P. Mord
Lyndton
A.D. Littledale
W. H. Nugent
Dominic Costa
FS Beck
Maine
Butler
Fifty Thousand for Fight Against Tuberculosis in Vermont
Fred A Howland leads a campaign to raise fifty thousand dollars to battle tuberculosis in Vermont and to fund a new preventorium. The plan gains support from the Rockefeller Foundation and the State Board of Health. The effort funds a health crusade for youth and supervised care for patients, with a portion allocated locally.
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Vermont Tuberculosis Association
Fred A. Howland
Vermont
Mr. Howland
Howland
Rockefeller Foundation
France
State Board of Health
Miss Proctor
H. W. Slocum
Notre Ty
Me. Slocum
Memorial Day Observed by Chamberlin Post
Memorial Day observances by Chamberlin Post No 1 included pre services at South Church with thirteen veterans, escort by Chamberlin Relief Corps and American Legion, Rev Francis A Poole leading services, Kipling Recessional, and a Courage for Everyday Living address by Chauncey A Adams. Congressman Porter J Dale closed two-day events with Civil War and World War reflections, praising the 26th Division and recalling Debs era socialism.
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Chamberlin Post
Boys In
South Ehurch
Chamberlin Relief Corps
American Legion
Francis A. Poole
Kipling
Germany
League of Nations
Armenia
Belgham
Porter J. Dale
al C Arnold
France
Lyndon Arnold
St. Johnsbury
Col. Dile
Washington
Col. Dale
United States
University of California
Trotsky
New York City
Russia
le Meuse-Argonne
Sedan
Vermont Inf
V.N. Gee 'Tufewine Commandery
K. Ts. Canton
K.P. Guard of Honor
C. O Fed
Boy Scouts
Gisla’ Community Club
Soldiers Monument Exercices
Othe
Mise
Lilian Richarrs
Deach
Nelson Richards
Coolidge Seeks Coal Authority To Curb Shortage
Governor Coolidge asks authority to appoint a coal administrator and $25 000 to fund a coal administration. He cites a New England coal shortage due to shipments to foreign countries and urges stopping foreign shipments to distribute available coal equitably. A wage rise for about 300 000 textile workers also takes effect in New England.
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Associated Press
Boston
New England
Hampton Roads Durne
Hampton Roads
East Randolph Woman Killed in Auto Crash
East Randolph Vermont woman Mrs Clarence Granger 25 was killed and five others injured when their car was crushed by a passenger train at the Valley crossing above Saybrook Junction Connecticut not protected by gates. Dwight Merrill driver said he did not see the approaching train. The Grangers had married recently at Hartford Connecticut and lived in East Randolph Vermont.
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East Randolph
Saybrook Junction
Clarence Granger
New Haven
Dwight Merrill
Granger
Hartford
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Col. Emery
Judge
VIC
NEW Belford Mills
New Belford
Mass
Fair Haven
Stern
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Ais
Vergy Cruz
Republic
Quebec
UEBEC
St. Appoline
Red River
Mattapedia
River Taplin
Newport Post American Legion
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Wilkie’s
American Chemical Company
Werrie
Asselin Bros. the
Spot
Adams
Dale
Coolidge
Springfield
aMes
Walter F. Heane
State Federation of Postal Clerks
Day
Massachusetts
National
House and
Senate
Kay State
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