Farm Bureau Holds Annual Joint Session at Armory and Athenaeum
The Caledonia Farm Bureau and Association held its annual joint meeting with members and friends attending sessions at the Armory and Athenaeum Wall. County Agent Beland Wood delivered his final report before leaving to become Plymouth Creamery secretary in Boston. He urged joining the New England Milk Producers Association and supporting the Maple Sugar industry for fair prices.
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Two Vermont Cities Lose Over Seven Hundred Each
Montpelier and Barre in Vermont each show population declines in the latest census update. Montpelier drops 751 residents to 7,125, while Barre falls 726 to 10,008, reflecting a statewide trend with New Haven rising by 28,784 or 21.5 percent.
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Attempt on Ex-Emperor William of Germany Reported in Holland
June 10 reports an attempted assassination of former Emperor William of Germany at a Dutch castle. Details remain hazy but indications suggest the attacker escaped without injuries. A villager initially thought Belgian, later identified as German, entered the castle using a false point claimed to have killed Count Hollenzolam.
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Vermont Regiment Reunion Brings Hundreds of Veterans
About forty members of the 1th esiment Regiment with wives, and families of deceased members, attend the annual reunion in the Srami Aru hall. Colonel Winslow of White, H., chairs as exercises proceed. A large number of men are present. Chamberlain Reps delivers a tribute to comrades and their families. An afternoon camp-fire and officer elections for the coming year are planned.
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Embargo on BOA shipments chill St Johnsbury business
Railroads halt carload shipments from St Johnsbury as embargoes ripple through the area. Quebec Central and other firms face delays while mills and lumber firms warn of plant shutdowns if the embargo lasts days, affecting grain and coal shipments and local commerce.
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Nationalists and Unionists Battle in Londonherry Riot
Overnight fighting between nationalists and unionists in Londonherry sparked a two hour riverside battle. Militia restored quiet after police failed to curb violence and troops were deployed. Morning reports said several men were wounded in the clash.
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Beebe Soccer Team Issues Challenge to Caledonian Record
Beebe Sucee football team issues a challenge to the Caledonian Record for a match against a sorcer football team from St. Johnbury fistries. The letter asks how to address Fredrick WW and notes Emeliese as leader of the Beebe Heche Soccer club.
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Labor convention slated for Denver and unrest in Duluth
June dispatches report Denver chosen to host the next Labor Convention in Montreal city, while Duluth guards encampment at Port Snelling prepares to guard prisoners amid an attack case involving fourteen Black individuals. Other items note Afghan threat rumors, Lejeune’s Marine Corps promotion, and multiple divorce actions in court.
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Flight of Carranza Amid 1913 Exile Diary Chronicle
A dramatic Associated Press report from Mexico City recounts President Carranza fleeing with an expedition of about 10,000 followers. Baroni’s diary, published by El Universal, details the train abandonment, Carranza’s departure to the hills, and his implied end as he seeks safety away from the capital.
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Arrests over profiteering at Gimbel Brothers store
New York June 19 Frederick Gimbel first vice president of Gimbel brothers stores was arrested on a profiteering in clothing charge. Also jailed were Letinea Dowdell and C Slanter with charges citing profits of 18 to 275 percent. Details include suits priced at 75 dollars a 5 50 morhair suit at 20 dollars and a 15 dollar suit at 8 15. DOJ agent James J. Price said warrants covered 18 of charges.
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