Scottish Rite Masons Work Degree in St Johnsbury
Mizpah Lodge of Perfection entertained 10 members of Gimaliel Washburn lodge as 20 candidates were initiated into the 14th degree. Montpelier brethren traveled in three cars, supper followed by separate lodge sessions. T. P. M. Washburn presided, Hazen of Mizpah thanked all, and toastmaster Hazen praised veteran Mason Heaton. Socials extended past midnight before Montpelier left.
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William A. Briges
Harry E. Hall
C. H. Haskins
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Heaton
St. Johnsmay
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O. W. Ovcutt
O. L. Farnham
T. Eastman
H. C. Bartlett
Messrs. Herrick
Washburn
Moore
Bolsheviki Gain in Kiev Region Reported by Moscow
Bolshevik forces break into the Kiev area fifty miles south as Poles drive back opposition with heavy losses, according to an official Moscow statement issued Friday.
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Admiral Winterhalter Dies Sudden Death
Washington, June 5 Rear Admiral Winterhalter a member of the general board and former commander in chief of the Asiatic fleet died suddenly at the naval hospital here Pneumonia was the cause of death.
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Who Must Gov Clement Take His Counsel With Now
Vermont readers are told Gov Clement will not call an extra legislative session despite guidance from women and men across Vermont, Former President Taft, the Republican state committee and convention, and the U S Supreme Court. The governor says he must take counsel but critics ask with whom.
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Commercial Travelers Parade In Rain Along Downtown Streets
The New Sueland Council United Commercial Travelers of America held a rainy parade through downtown streets en route to Nantask for an outing. Delegation from Burlington, Vermont arrived, while Frank W Hastis, president of St. Johnsbury U. C. 7, attended the convention.
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United Commercial Travelers of America
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Johnsbury U. C
India Rubber Co Strikers Quiet as Troops Patrol Bristol Plant
June 5. The N dena India Rubber Co at Bristol shows about half of its 4700 workers idle as employees willing to work report to the plant under protection of troops. Strikers, who had not shown strength since May 28, stayed home. Further troop reductions planned. one company of coast artillery moved in yesterday and another was due today leaving two cavalry troops to guard factory property and approaches.
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Thieves with pepper get $100000 booty in New York
Robbers entered Schongeld Mtv Co jewelry shop on Nesson Street in New York Citys business district and peppered a proprietor in the eyes before making off with a wallet reportedly containing 100000.
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President Wilson Blames Congress For Slow Progress
President Wilson telegraphs to place blame on the present Congress for failing to act on domestic legislation. He criticizes Congress for not taking decisive steps to relieve economic hardship and warns that continued sessions may not yield constructive relief measures.
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Bergensfjord Fire Under Control As Liner Advances
The Norwegian steamer Bergensfjord, about 150 miles east of Fire Island, reported the fire under control. The ship, bound for Bergen with 1240 first class and 220 second cabin passengers, weighs 10,709 tons and is owned by the Norwegian American Steamship Co. Fire confined to the engine room where one boiler was damaged. a pipe explosion caused passenger confusion but no injuries. The captain ordered the vessel to proceed.
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President Wilson in good condition despite rumors
Philadelphia June 5 reports denying rumors about President Wilson's health. Dr Francis X Dereum stated there has been no change for the worse and that he last saw the president in good condition, with no need for further consultation.
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Jouse Passes National Budget Bill After Amendments
In Washington on June 5 the budget bill to establish a national budget effective July 1 passed the Mover after amendments to meet President Wilson's objections and was sent to the Senate.
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Wilson
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Postal Employee Raise Bill Passed in Senate
June 3 report notes the conference bill on postal employees pay for July 1 passage was adopted by the Senate and now goes to the President for action. The measure targets salary increases for postal workers and has cleared the legislative hurdle.
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Washington
Senate
Spring Hats and Shoes Offer for Distinguished Men
Tip-top hats for top notch resets. Fitting crowns for fastidious men. The new Spring styles blend style and value for men seeking distinctive hats and derbies. Also showcasing Co-operative Shoes for men and Queen Quality Shoes for women.
Lyndonville Library Receives Splendid Gift From Estate
The Lyndonville library, long supported by the Copeland and Cobleigh legacies, inherits income from a 1395 legacy upon Mrs. Copeland’s death. The balance of D. J. W. Copeland’s estate adds to the endowment, supplementing the 16500 building gift from Eber Cobleigh. The town and Lyndon citizens helped fund the lot, and the gift is the largest yet for the library’s upkeep.
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Lordonville
D. J. W. Copeland
Copeland
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Eber Cobleigh
Lyndon
Lyndon Union
S. S. Thompson
Theo N. Vail
Neuse votes to authorize aid to South American navies
Washington June 5 The Neuse bys unanimous vote at its ses for closing enery this morning pissto senate bill authorizing the pres dent to detail American Naval offi ces to assist South American coun sel in the development of ther taries. The bill goes to the President today.
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Neuse
Enery
Senate
High Spots of the Republican Convention
Reporters note Gov. Coodridge of Massachusetts as a leading dark horse in a most uncertain convention. Observers say a Roosevelt figure who can wield power is missing, while the crowd cheers the song I’m For Hiram sung by Golden Gate women and Johnson.
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Steam Roller Methods Denied by Committeemen
Chicago June 5 Associated Press report that charges by Senator Moses of New Hampshire accusing the Republican National Committee of using steam roller methods to seat delegates were denied by several committeemen at the session. Disagreement between Gen Wood managers over committee fairness and the seating of Lowden delegates is noted as part of the convention preliminaries. General Wood issued a statement praising Chairman Hays and denying personal favoritism or improper influence by committeemen.
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New Hampshire
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