German Cabinet Changes Set for Treaty Signing
President Ebert to stay temporarily as Mathias Erzberger heads a new cabinet with a reconstruction portfolio. Herman Mueller urged to form the government, with several old ministers including David and Bell remaining. German opinion favors signing despite doubts about meeting treaty terms. Fritz Thyssen warns against signing under current constraints. Also noted: Frances Cummins dies in Montpelier, Vermont.
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Ebert
Herman Mueller
Ebert Hav
Hermin Mueller
Teufer
Mathias Erzberger
von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Germany
Weimar
Associated Press
Fritz Thyssen
Edward David
Bell
French Family Loses 16 Killed in European War
Paris dispatch reports the Vanhee family of Reminghe near Ypres suffered 13 sons killed, 3 discharged with grave injuries, a son wounded four times, a father and a daughter shot for going to Lille, and another daughter killed by a shell at Dunkirk. The father had 36 children, 22 sons and 14 daughters, all living at the war’s start. one son was Pope Pius X’s valet before fighting and being wounded in four engagements. Albert E. Richardson, longtime Burlington businessman and Wells & Richardson founder, died aged 76.
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Paris
Associated Press
Lille
Dunkirk
Vanhee
Reminghe
Ypres
Pope Pious X
France
Fourth of July sports at Pair Ground in Caledonia county
The big Fourth of July celebration features a packed afternoon program at the Pair Ground starting 1:15 PM with 100 yard dash and races, hitch up contest, tug of war, pie eating, and more. A baseball game between former army and navy men follows at 4:30 PM. Volunteers urged to help and enter events. prizes for first and second places. attendance open to all in Caledonia county.
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Reginald Cowling
Sam Morrison
Henry Gallagher
B. BE. Burroughs
Henry Patrick
A. Munkittrick
Dean Hall
S.J. Burbank
H. V. Conly
W. A Taplin
Fred Lavigne
Ray W. Leonard
Leon Baxter
F. Wright
W. Porter
Carrel Pox
BE. Day
J. Drummond
EB. Beck
B. MacLachlin
EB. Burroughs
O. E. Be E
E. Burroughs
F.C. Beck
Morton Stary
C. EB. Rice
E. F. Tinker
Fred Wright
Mr. Palmer
Caledonia County
Odd Fellows Lodges
B. E. Burroughs
Oscar Beck
Frederick W. Porter
Army
Navy
Preston Connor
Paul Farnham
Edward Cramton
M.T. Carr
Plumley Resignation Rumor Denied by Clement
In Montpelier on June 21, officials say Charles Plumley has not resigned as tax commissioner. Governor Clement reports no resignation or formal statement seen, while Plumley’s associates deny action and suggest no change. Rumors circulate as Plumley was in Chicago this week.
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Plumley
Autos Collision Near Lyndonville Injures No One
A Buick and a Ford Coupe collided on the road to Lyndonville near the sugar place of George Morrill by a railroad crossing beyond St. Johnsbury Center. The Ford, driven by L. Maynen of Troy New York, was heavily damaged while the Buick, driven by Edward French with Mrs Hoyt and Miss Pheebe Scott aboard, was crippled yet could return home. Both cars overturned the lighter vehicle and flowed into repairs. No injuries were reported as both drivers saw danger too late.
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Lyndonville
Sugar Place
George Morrill
St. Johnsbury Center
Ford
Buick
Edward French
Hoyt
Pheebe Scott
L. Maynen
Troy
N. Y
I Shop
Daily Thought by Shakespeare
A compact reflection notes how a tongue can betray its master, illustrating the notion of weakness and reversal of fortune in a concise, period voice. The line emphasizes the peril of pride and the sharp edge of language in shaping fate.
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Daily
Molly
Shakespeare
Saw Mill Destroyed by Fire Sparks Community Alarm
Fire swept Prouty and Miller Saw Mill, reducing it to ashes by nine o clock after starting at eight forty five. Firefighters battled the blaze as flames illuminated the sky for miles and crowds gathered from all directions to witness the destruction and the prompt saving of the lumber stock.
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Newport
International Mill Yard
Prouty & Miller Lumber 1 Co
Obelock
Vermont
Five are killed and many injured in strikers riot
Waterbury Connecticut June 21 Five policemen were hurt probably fatally and more than two hundred striking brass workers were hospitalized after a riot that spread from Brooklyn to Waterbury as a walkout by five large plants triggered clashes. Home Guard mobilized and reserves from five towns deployed to quell the violence as factory guards fell and fire apparatus and machine guns were positioned at factory entrances. Police drove strikers home amid flying missiles and bullets.
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Conn
Brooklyn
Home Guard
Chase Rolling Mill
Chase Metal Works
Waterbury Rolling Mill , Company
Waterbury Manufact
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Burlington
Wells & Richardson Firm
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