Wilson Refuses Senate Copy of Treaty as Fight Builds
President Wilson declines to give the Senate a copy of the peace treaty in its present form. Senators Borah and Johnson plan campaigns against the covenant as a Senate battle over separating the league covenant from the peace treaty heats up. Knox leads a push for a test vote, with motions prepared to force action despite administration filibusters.
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Wilson
Senate
Washington
Johnson
Frank L. Polk
Actin
White House
United States
League of Nations
League
California
Borah
Idaho
Knox
St Johnsbury On The Map With Crackers At Grand Canyon Hotel
Two St Johnsbury residents dined at a Grand Canyon hotel and found St Johnsbury Crackers listed among the good foods. The note praises the town's renown and its wheaten crackers as a staple in American menus. Also reported is Spanling High school Barre graduation class size dropping to 62 members.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona
St. Johnsbury
Far West
Tunnel Plan for Hudson River Vehicle Tunnel
Washington June 18 The Senate passed and sent to the House the bill of Senator Edge Republican New Jersey giving Federal consent to an agreement between New York and New Jersey for construction of a vehicular tunnel beneath the Hudson River.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senator Edge
New Jersey
New York
Hudson River
No Invasion Not Intended by Army Across Border
Washington reports state that U S troops crossed the border to disperse Villa forces will return once their objective is achieved. Officials deny aims to underrule Mexico while facing Senate opposition over border incidents and Carranza’s response. Other officials decline immediate comment as tensions with Mexico City linger.
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Washington
Cirranza
United States
Mexico
Carranas
State
War Department
Garranzi
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
King
Utah
Carranza
el Paso
Gandido Aguilar
Rojo
Mexico City
Surrangad
Villa
Death of F W McGettrick Noted Vermont Lawyer in St Albans
The funeral of Felix W. McGettrick who died in Boston Friday evening was held at St Marys church in St Albans Monday morning. Rev B W McMaton officiated and burial was in Holy Cross cemetery beside his wife. He had planned to visit Vermont for the summer and had been at his law office recently. Survived by daughter Mrs Frank Campbell and two sons Edward T. and Charles McGettrick, both of Boston, who served in World War I. Mr McGettrick was Civil War veteran and former head of the Democratic party in Vermont and once district attorney. The district annual commencement exercises of Castleton Normal School opened Saturday.
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ST. Albans
Felix W. McGettrick
Boston
St. Mary's Church
This City
B. W. McMaton
Holy Cross Cemetery
Bridget McGettrick
Lincoln Avenue
McGettrick
Vermont
Frank Campbell
Edward T
Charles McGattrick
Hostin
Germany
McGattrick
Kronstadt falls in looming Bolshevik defeat near Petrograd
June dispatches from Helsinki Stockholm and London report Bolshevik forces losing ground at Kronstadt as White Guards seize Krasnaya Gorka fort across the Kronstadt bay. Mutinied garrison fired on Kronstadt prompting heavy bombardment and fires. evacuation plans for Petrograd discussed in Moscow wireless despatches.
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Helsingfors
Kronstadt
Petrograd
Reval
Esthenia
Krasnayagorka
Stockholm
Krasnayagarka
Bay of
Tom
London
Moscow
Junior High School closes with class to graduate 95 students
The Junior High School will hold closing exercises on June 26 and 27. A class of ninety five will graduate. Rev. Arthur W. Hewitt of Plainfield, a State Board of Education member, will give the address. Exercises include a picnic, field day, and a commencement at the Colonial Theatre with orchestra, glee club, and certificates.
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Arthur W. Hewitt
Plainfield
State Board of Education
Hewitt
St. Johnsbury
Charles Malam
Golf Links
Colonial Theatre
Glee Club
Inquiry on Gan Election Contested by Henry Ford
Senate Privileges Elections Committee unanimously recommended investigation of the Michigan senatorial race. Henry Ford contests the Republican Senator Truman Newberry victory, prompting formal inquiry into the election.
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Michigan
Henry Ford
Truman Newberry
Senate
Vacation at Home Chautauqua Five Great Days Sale Early
The Community Chautauqua offers a five day program in town with music lecture and drama. Notable speakers include English engineer Tillemont-Thomason, the British Lecture League figure, and educator Albert Edward Wheam presenting Climbing the Family Tree. The lineup also features Thorean Sheehan Convert Company and Charles T. Grilley with daughter Virginia. (Continued on page four)
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Chautauqua
Chautauquais
America
Tillemont-Thomason
England
Germany
Thorean Sheehan
Chateau-Thierry
Charles T. Grilley
Virginia Grilley
Albert Edward Wheam
Websterville feud ends in fatal shooting by quarryman
In Websterville on Monday evening Rafael Marza killed by Perez after a confrontation near the Gomez boarding house. Perez, later surrendering to Deputy Sheriff Leon McAllister, admitted the shooting and identified the revolver found with Marza. The feud arose from a prior fight and alleged threats, with Perez described as six feet tall and strong.
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Joachim Perez
Raffael Marza
Websterville
Leon McAllister
Williamstown
Sherif Tracey
Washington County
Marvn
Perez
Perez Huving
Marta
Marza
Marva
Marga
B. J. Smith & Co
Amedy Rouleau
G. Cano
Pittsley
E. H. Bailey
B. Gomez
Gomez Place
Amador Cubas
Cano
Gomez
Dona Madoro
Peres
Maza
Mr. Madore
Madore
Cuba
Changes in Peace Terms Meet Mixed Reactions
Observers express dismay at minor revisions to the peace terms noting the financial adjustments seem trivial and the terms of joining the league remain unsatisfactory to insiders and negotiators alike.
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Berlin
Aled
Associated Powers
Haniel von Haimhausen
M. Clemenceau
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Versailles
Gresberts
Frau Dortbrush
Attache Meyer
Herr Meyer
Germany
League of Nations
Arate
Entente
Labor Protests Prohibition in Nation Wide Rally
Washington June 17 union labor leaders led by Samuel Gompers demand repeal or modification of prohibition on light wines and beer in a mass demonstration estimated at 150000 in the capital and cities across the country. The weeklong debate continues as the senate weighs policy amid labor pressure.
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Washington
Congress
Samuel Gompers
Submarine Cable 2 Miles Across Lake Champlain Saves 40 Miles
A two mile submarine telephone cable laid from Cumberland Head New York to Gordon's Landing Vermont by James B. Cashman under Wilbur Darfee will cut service distance to Plattsburg by 40 miles. The 18 wire line, two inches in diameter, is insulated with paper and protected by a lead sheath, tar coated. The project includes routing a new open wire line Milton to Gordon's Landing with allied lines from Mountain Home Tel Co and Postal Telegraph Cable Co to Plattsburgh. Anticipated completion around August.
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Lake Champlain
Cumberland Head
New York
Gordon's Landing
Vermont
Plattsburg
James B. Cashman
Burlington
Wilbur T. Darfee
Rutland
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Plattsburgh
Milton
Mounain Home Telephone Company
New York State
Postal Telepiph Cable Company
Swanton
St. Albans
Alburg
County Court Case Davis v Stafford Judgment Awarded
In the case of C H Davis versus HL Stafford et al the judgment was rendered for the plaintiff to recover 5775.75. The case may be transferred to art Docket unless payment to the plaintiff is made before adjournment. The court is occupied today trying divorce cases.
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C. H. Davis
Va. C
HL Stafford
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Castleton Normal School
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Arthur Piyllio TE JO Moh
George C. Washburne
Waterboury
Board of Aldermen
George Mowatt
Rafael Marza
Weimar
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Loren Roy Howard
Department of
Chemistry
Middlebury College
Hartford, Conn
Professor Howard
Middlebury
Ray Mooney
Newport
Asselin
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