Roof Collapse Hurts Dozens At Raybrook Junction
A roof collapse at a Raybrook Junction Conn Raybrook function injured seven people and trapped eleven beneath debris. Three workers and several civilians were seriously hurt with multiple fatalities feared as rescuers recovered victims. The Shore Line trolley company structure failed during the event.
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Raybrook
Conn
Shore Line
Jae Mon
Kahne
Holty Hurt
Kelme
MORE GRILLING FOR SPENCER IN MASS TRIAL NOTES
Mi Mass April 7 Bertram C L Spencer endures further grilling by the polls as authorities seek more details about a crime. Police say they have full admiral concerning the tragedy and Spencer admits the murder but claims it was to frighten the women. He recounts a spree of theft and violence and says he felt no remorse for the crimes.
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Mi. Mass
Bertram CL Spancer
Spener
Bas
Br Dilan
Hhmaelfly
Aten
Carver
Erie
Farias
Jabanen
Conn
Spencer
Springnie
Minder
Burplery
Norwich Court
Long Chain of Burglaries in Brattleboro Area
Pinkerton detective A J Norton tracked clues across Brattleboro Rentiles Horo and nearby towns as police investigate a wave of burglaries dating to 1908. Items including a cameo ring and a chain engraved with Lord's prayer link to Mrs Pratt and Walter Childs among others. authorities list stolen property and pursue leads tied to local residents and suspected conspirators.
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Brattlehoro
A. J. Norton
Pinkerton
Triston
Rentiles Horo
Bertram
Thiner
Jeboro
Chidide
G. Fi
Fonter
Wyatt
Pire
Lanple
Merrifield
Willinmarile
Ware
Spencer
Oon
Horeet Saute
Fom
Aaracuts
Weinsme
Dr. Sarg Fi Barber
Charles Dupkites
Roosevelt Hearing Both Sides At Rome Dinner Event
Roosevelt's reception in Rome features mixed commentary from American and Italian observers. A printed controversy over a Rome Methodist article prompts a formal reply from Mr Tipple’s paper, while Mayor Nathan hosts a banquet in Roosevelt's honor at the Vatican palace as Italian and civic leaders laud his work for humanity and civilization.
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Roosevelt
Nathan
Rome
Pitoline Palace
Hoosprelt
Marcus Aurelia
Pratt
Regrets Incident Ties to High Church Figures in Turbulent Era
In Rome on April 7 authorities confirm the ongoing friction between Wimwell and Jonel Remtevelt, tied to the recent regent table row. The pontiff shows reluctance to accuse Cardinal Merry de Val while friends of the pope caution against stirring a larger confrontation.
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Rome
Wimwell
Jonel
Merry de Val
Pope
Second honeymoon begins for Roons couple in transit to Genoa
Colonel Roons and his wife began a second honeymoon as they traveled from Spezia to Genoa, Italy. The pair, Caramel and Mrs Recsevely, left Spezia and continued their journey, planning arrival in Genoa.
Troy Conference Opens with Prohibition Debate
Troy N Y April 7. The 81st Troy conference of the Methodist Church opened with an address by George Stockwell of Port Plain urging reform in church and state. Stockwell, once a governor candidate, attacked prohibition laxity. John Duffield of Troy preached the opening sermon. A class meeting was held and a social service address by Dr William Balch, secretary of the Methodist federation for social service, followed.
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Raratoga
N. Yo
John Dufield
Tree
Wil Lary M. Balch
Methelise
Railroads object to bridge hearing on Montpelier line
A public hearing on a Central Vermont and Montpelier and Well River crossing faced objections from railroads. They contested the plan for a two grade crossing near Dodge's Bridge, arguing the bridge would be too narrow. Officials from Berlin and Montpelier attended, with state authorities reviewing the drawing and specifications before resuming the session.
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Vermont
Moutpelier
Wella
Dodge's
Montpelier
Bering Telley
Berlin
Vermont Public Service
Uriesson
Rooma
The
Comeninnicn
State House
Momiaeier
Campenioe Arae
Gomes
Beriin
de Ward Carver
Byers
W.A
Ome
Thomas
Mont
Ourrive
Verminnt
Stanyan
Montpalice
Witters
Tingineer Nl
Morrisey
Montpelvir Traction
Powar
Cnaaes
Pantisters Terrence Aide
Alin
John G. Sargent Askig
Jan Sevion
Wees
I. Iy
Srncom
Refused to Move Sparks Fatal Wickford Train Accident
Wickford April 7.—R Johnson of New London was struck and killed after refusing to move from railroad tracks as an approaching train sounded warning. The derailment left the man, about years old, dead. a widow and two children survive.
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Wickford
R. Johnson
Rew
London
Witew
Mrs Graydon Granted Divorce After Elopement Tale
San Francisco April 7 a decree of divorce was granted yesterday to Mrs Helen B Graydon wife of Thoms Braydon and former Harvard football player Mrs Graydon who was Mrs Felon Whitney daughter of J Parker Whitney of this city Eloped in 1908 Graydon then spoke of a boarding school in New York city
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San Francisco
Helen B. Gaydon
Thorns Braydon
Harvard
Graydon
Mrns
Felon Whitney
J. Parker Whitness
Ld Bee
New York
Engagement Near Albania Leaves Hundreds Dead
Reports from Constantinople describe heavy fighting near the River I lab in northeastern Albania. Several hundred are said killed as rebels suffer a decisive defeat, with fighting continuing in the region.
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Constantinople
River Ilab
Albania
Alleged defendants face manslaughter and fatal incident charges
A garbled court docket lists numerous names including Jack Mulberry, Brutus Bap, and Edward Hichardayn linked to a fatal university-related incident. It mentions charges of manslaughter and offenses in a circuit court, with references to Vermont, a driver admitted to some fault, and various professors and officials involved in the case.
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Jack Mulberry
Puireuil
Forse
Chasmler
D. Robert Blaapled
Gard Mulherryy
Jack Pearl
Blodgett Marcus
Brutus
Fense and
Fortune
Alleen Tidbert
B. Jones
Ueieg
University Hones
Butler
Dameek’s
Fidward Hicharda
Susan
Tirneiest
University of Vermont
Drs. James
Found Not Guilty Insanity Verdict in Burlington Case
In Chittenden County Court the defendant was found not guilty by reason of insanity after a morning shooting incident on November 8. The jury cleared the state’s case, with statements noting the offender’s mental state and a prior marriage context mentioned during proceedings.
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Re ” Mb Mentone
Shani
Tle
Attur Wae
Walhie Collins de
Waa
Plb. Mefieress
Thoman
Potine
Pfier
Ryan
Wealthy Scion Surrenders After Desertion Plot
Wallace Rogers, heir from a wealthy family, surrendered after deserting the army at Fort Ethan Allen. He left valuables behind, faced pursuit, and was recaptured, now confined with other prisoners under guard. The case notes his mother in shella and the lack of exposure to punishment.
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Burtington
Wallace Rogers
Rogery
Heinnowelt
Fort
Ethan Allen
Rogers
Mhella
Optus
Nan
Army
Kenown
EU Date City
Bort
Port Eton Allen
Trmday
Indictments Reported in Fellows Murder Case
In Concord New Hampshire the superior court session heard that two indictments may have been returned in the Fellows murder inquiry though no arrests were announced. Investigations focused on Mrs Fellows, her daughter Mrs Ball, Louie Clark and John B Arnold as witnesses and possible suspects. Sheriff Clifford declined to reveal indictment timing, promising to confer with the attorney general before any public notice. Police stated they had no knowledge of arrests.
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Conpord
N. I
Grand
Superior Court
Fellows
Rartman
Contested Village Election Concludes Amid Rival Campaigning
The April 7 contest in Welk River ended with a lively campaign for the post of ponte midater to succeed resigning Wf. Poms. Bidney A. Leavitt was confirmed by Vie Spates amid rival candidate support. Local friends held a meeting at Warrenton N. A., where the winner was born November 20, 1872 and long active in village affairs.
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Welk River
Wf. Poms
Wis
Bidney A. Leavitt
Wanbington
Lemutt
Warrenton
N. A
Lavinees
Goddard College Commencement Honors Announced
Goddard College selects Ruth Connor of Springfield and John McLean of South Barre for top honors in the largest senior class. Frank Towseley of Wheaton will deliver the commencement address, with an annual concert scheduled for June. Graduation ceremonies set for early June with multiple speakers and graduates including 33 seniors across specializations.
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Goddard
Haat
Towsley
Whebimfon
Bomar Poe
John McLean
South Barre
Muble
Ralph Mecbury
Ulate
Robert McLam
Ties Jr
Ore Spaniding
Automobile Turns Turtle Near White River Junction
A touring car owned by D. O. Eaton of Lehane overturned on a road two miles from White River Junction near Hartford yesterday afternoon. Eaton and Mile non were thrown from the car with injuries. Mrs Faton's cat in the wan beakin. Mrs J. B. Masda and Mrs CB Hibbard, occupants of the Lahmeau red shirtlen, sustained injuries to the face and chest. The car was badly damaged.
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White River Junction
Hartford
D. O. Eaton
Lehane
Me Eaton
Kile Non
Mra. Faton
J. B. Masda
CB Hibbard
Pleaded Not Guilty in Crittenden County Trial
Dominiet Franson and Dominick Starters were arraigned in Crittenden County Court on charges of assault with intent to kill. Both pleaded not guilty after a winter evening dispute in Whineski and Derenes left two men shot in the lung. One defendant, Detvin, pleaded guilty to a related charge and received a sentence. A third case involves a person believed insane and under observation in Waterbury.
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Dominiet Fransoni
Dominick
Manult
Joseph
Jobs Ada
Prace of Informations
Crittenden County Cout
Drajinnp
Whineski
Derenes
Init Werro
Central Free-For-All
Detvin
Ani
Connection
Delvin
Wythe Staferd Coal & Tee Ee
Waterbury
Oldest and youngest Middletown spring funeral notices
The funeral of Hiswell Tell, an aged state lawyer, occurred Monday at age NT in Middletown. The ceremony at 2 o clock was led by Rev. dG Hele, with MacInt lon court representation by W. Rovian and James B. Seungtt of Poutiney. Bearers included Dr. A. Kinas and C. A. ideal Leroy Song. An unusual tie marked the period with distant town figures attending. The three-week-out son at My and Mrs. Chartes Potty were noted yesterday.
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Middletown
Hiswell Tell
Oldnat
C. A. Ideal Leroy
Van
Perin
Teldom
Mrs. Chartes Potty
Jury Convicts Joe Guidic in Money Fraud Case
In Washigton county court the jury convicts Joe Guidic of larceny after Kenneth McAuley Harte loss, with Judge Butler setting verdict at nine years. Guidic admitted stealing money but claimed a $20 bill was the amount handed to him. The trial concluded after 1:20 yesterday afternoon. Victoria Filipore pleaded guilty to intent and was sentenced to less than three years in county jail. Other entries detail related testimonies and sentencing in connected cases.
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Washigton County Court
Joe Gustier
Kenneth McAuley Harte
Cate Treugt
Butler Seiied
Guilici
Mora
Tesa
Morey
McAwley
AeAuley
Guidtel
Victoria FaPioree
Caity
Tlanchi
Mary Pacetti
Sareea A
Boys Arrested Over Mail Box Break-In Scheme
Several youths including Jagut and Merton Hussphrey were arrested after police investigated missing mail from city boxes. Investigators traced torn letters to the youths who admitted taking mail hoping to find honeyed letters. Boxes were unlocked by patrons, triggering a wider inquiry that led to legal action and federal involvement.
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Ieee Ee Jagut
Ani Merton Hussphrey
Burlington
Martin
Vilas
Lyrend
Graud
Be RB
Davie
Binhee Wan
Oe Ae
Peng
Per Viptent
Ale
Ie Bay Ap Sealy
Tor
United States
Alexander Dunnett
Will of Somerville woman leaves estate around 1000000
Probate court records show the late Somerville resident died March 14 leaving an estate estimated near one million. The testatrix, a retired widow, kept a frugal life and donated to numerous causes including the American Unitarian Association. Provisions provide for beneficiaries and annuities totaling substantial bequests after her death. Nearby, a man named Castell sustained a broken arm in an unrelated wagon incident.
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Boston
Ft. Hunt
Somerville
Teme County
Mayor Wage Increase Sparks City Meeting Debate
A special city meeting voted to raise the mayor's salary to 350 per year and auditors to 40 cents an hour. The motion to grant an eight hour day for street and water department workers passed with little opposition. Aldermen wages remained 40 cents an hour, city clerks at 350, and salaries for other officials were confirmed. The session drew about 100 voters and ended with adjournment after the wage actions.
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Raine
James P. Marr
Weit
Mayers
Juan Rys
Arthur
Martin
W. HL
J. 1
Sailier
Alexander Tronsides
Ailen
Tromsides
At & O'Elock
Tronsides
J. F. Anditier
William McDonald
W. H. Messer
Currier
Conti to Transfer Vermont Fruit Store to Applian & Co
In a terse notice, Conti explains a death in Jinly forces his departure to settle estates. The Vermont Fruit store will be run by the new firm Applian & Co under the same management and name. Jell and en, noted as manufacturers, will maintain permanent business operations and continue supplying their line.
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A Conti
Vermont
Giachino
Frognelli
Jinly
Contia
Graditn Mufacturers
Hare & Plant
Euri “E Meadiow
Turk
Too Much Attention. Gillie en ieee eben c 'wiek Panch
A fragmented note mentions Gillie and Panch in a Baltic sounding context with unclear action or outcome. The readable text hints at attention and a possible event or statement but lacks concrete details.
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Gillie En
ieee eben c ‘wiek_Panch
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