Lodge Denounces Wilson and His Dynasty in Speech
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge condemned President Wilson and the League of Nations at the Republican National Convention, urging Americans to drive Wilson and his heirs from power. He called for firm U.S. action on Mexico and Armenia and attacked Wilson’s administration as un American. Continued on page two.
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Aurociate Press
Chicago
Wilson
League of Nations
Henry Cabot Ledge
Republican National Convention
Senate
League
America
Aound
Republican Party
Mexico
Uniteds
Lodge
United States
Armenia
Ledge Wote
Mr. Wilson
Some High Spots of the Republican Convention
Vermont delegate Squire Alexander Dunnett will cast Vermont for Leonard Wood at Chicago as the convention opens. The piece notes shifts among delegates, debate on nominees, and a curious anecdote about a Massachusettts delegation porter. It references Lodge speeches and historical echoes from 1880.
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Squire Alexander Dunnett
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Leonard Wood
Chicago
James A. Garfield
Peeceh
Irvin Cobb
Pershing Tours St. Johnsbury then heads to Burlington
Gen John J Pershing accompanied by two aides visited St Johnsbury stopping briefly at Brigham's drug store before continuing to Burlington. He chatted with local residents and staff, noting his heavier build, and proceeded along the Roosevelt trail toward Fort Ethan Allen on an inspection tour.
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St. Johnsbury
Burlington
John J. Pershing
Brigham's Drug Store
Gen. Pershing
A. M. Goodrich
Sergt
Carl Stinson
Philippines
Mr. Stinson
Stinson
Burlington, Con
Pershing
Maine
New England
Roosevelt Trail
Fort Ethan Allen
Automobile Topples Bank in Concord Crash
Mrs Helen Bonett of Concord lost control Sunday morning and drove over the bank near Kinney farm. The car slid down the embankment but did not overturn. Passengers Mrs Freeman Russell of Concord and Joseph Rockingham of New Boston N J escaped unharmed. The incident occurred about a quarter mile above Kinney farm.
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Concord
Helen Bonett
Kinney Farm
Turkish forces push toward Ismid near Paris advance
Turkish nationalist troops reportedly broke through government lines and pressed to within about five miles of Ismid, according to Constantinople dispatches echoed by newspapers.
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Paris
Ismid
Constantinople
Dempsey and Kearns Stand Trial on Draft Evasion Allegations
In San Francisco on June, Jack Dempsey and Jack Kearns faced United States District Court for alleged conspiracy to evade selective service. The indictment claims the conspiracy left Dempsey's dependents reliant on him and that he obtained deferred classification. Government attorneys expect to call Maxine Dempsey's ex-wife as a witness.
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San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
United States District Court
Dempsey
Maxime Dempsey
Bank Robbery Underway In Hayes National Bank
Masked bandits locked the cashier in the vault and looted Hayes National Bank in Hayes Pennsylvania. They fled toward Pittsburgh after the raid.
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Pittsburg
Hayes National Bank
Hays
Penna
Pittaburg
Elected Colored Man National Committeeman in Georgia
Henry Johnson an Atlanta African American leader who urged the fight of the Lowdence and led the Georgia delegation was elected national committeeman by the state delegation. Wood delegates led by Roscoe Pickett said they would pursue their challenge with the credential committee at the convention.
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Chicago
Henry Oecoln Johnson
Atlanta
Republican National Committee
Georgia
Wood
Roscoe Pickett
Woman's Club Hears Estey Talk on Parliamentary Law
The June meeting of the St. Jolabury Women's Club met at Atheriaeam hall at three o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Estey of Montpelier spoke on Parliamentary Law after welcome remarks by Miss Marty Ide. New members J Lillian Ingalls Newie Armold and S Moran were introduced. An entertainment course was approved as part of the regular business.
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Woman's Club
Estey
Montpelier
St. Jolabury
Atheriaeam Hall
George Cheney
Marty Ide
Vermont Delegation Heads to Chicago for Wood Rally
A Vermont delegation arrived in Chicago and set up at the Sherman House. Alexander Dunnett is chairman with James Dewey as secretary and George Gridley as treasurer. committees on credentials rules resolutions and notification work toward a solid vote for Gen. Leonard Wood.
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Chicago
Shermer House
Alexander Dunnett
James Dewey
Quebec
George F. Gridley
Windsor
Major H. Nelson Jackson
Snerlington
Fuller C. Smith
St. Abbons
H. J. M. Jones
John M. Thomas
Middlebury
Alexand Himmnett
George P. Grifley
Redfield Proctor
Procter
Vermont
Dean Dwinell
Newport
Leonard Wood
Horton Bird Contest Schedule This Week
The Horton Bird Contest among the Rehoot children to win prizes from Charles H. Horton will be held at the Museum classroom. Grades 1 and 2 meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. Grades 3 and 4 on June 10 at 2 p.m. Grades 5 and 6 on Monday June 14 at 9 a.m. Grades 8 and 8 of Rural schools and winners of Museum or Torten prizes meet Monday June 14 at 2 p.m.
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Charles H. Horton
Hell
TSLF
Dark Horse Talk Dominates Republican Convention
At the Chicago Republican convention, no candidate has secured a clear path to nomination, with Wood, Johnson, and Dawes among leading contenders. Charles Evans Hughes and Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts surface in ongoing dark horse discussions as delegates await the first ballots amid routine preliminary sessions.
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Garfeld
Ion Vless
S Ac
Wood
Johnson
Sowden
Dark Horses
Dark Horse
Senate
Tate
Charles Evans Hughes
Coolidge
Massachusetts
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Pres. Wilson
Mass
Henry Cabot Lodge
Howard
Mr. Hoover
Gov. Coolidge
New Hampshire
Veront
Vrmont
Enoute
Georgette
Lougee & Smythe
San Antonio
Texas
John Pb, Wilson
Charlotte
N. C
Kelley's
St. John’s, N. F
Newfoundland Food Control Board
Tvking
Vienna
Xena
Gen. Wood
Newpo
Senator Lodge
Hughes and
Associated Press
The
Secret
Striethy
Asselin Bros. the
Spot
Couver
Palm Beach
Steele, Taplin & CO
W. A. Taplin
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