07 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
1
Attorney General Daugherty declared the Department of Justice will not countenance law violations and will enforce the Sherman Act despite the Lever Act profiteering sections being unconstitutional. He warned those who violate to reform, calling it a new day and offering a chance to mend their ways.
Chicago April 7 Judge K M Landis urged a century long trial of the prohibition amendment to decide if it remains best for the nation He warned the 18th amendment risked nullification by liquor sellers and questioned illicit bottling and medicinal claims noting high prices and pharmacist complicity in the corrupt practice.
April 7 declaration of ineligibility hits Benny Kauff star outfielder with the New York Nationals accused of crooked conduct and theft in New York. The Referee court under Landis boots him from organized baseball amid charges regarding an automobile.
Fragmentary clipping cites the Birmingham Age Herald with garbled quotes about politics as a game, mentions Mr Wi and Mr Oim in a discussion about giving, and laments the old furnace repair. The transcript notes a Seabee thank you, a shifting public mood, and references to past and present matters without clear events or participants.
Berlin reports Germany will send a note to the Allied Supreme Council outlining proposals to reconstruct devastated northern France. It pledges labor and material and aims for rapid restoration, with dispatch before May 1. In London, Lloyd George announced a complete conference breakdown over coal strike terms, saying miners refuse any settlement without a national wage and profits pool.
Philadelphia marks All American Day with mass meetings and a patriotic parade. Notables General Pershing Admiral Benson Admiral Lima Admiral Coontz Governor Sproul join in demonstrations of American unity. Half holiday observed for city workers and students while flags fly and civic groups praise America over radicalism.
Somerset Kentucky April 7 Officials of the Southern railroad pushed an inquiry into the Royal Palm Limited wreck near New River Tennessee that killed four and injured thirty. Survivors say rails spread on a curve caused derailment and cars toppled into embankments. Among the injured are Miss Florence Brown of Gallford, Kentucky.
MONTPELIER Mise Laretin M MacMillan of New York and Montpelier aunt John WW Bev of Selden Kan were married at O'rlow in the Cathedral of the Holy Name by Rev K O'Brien. The bride, a traveling saleswoman, and the groom, a manager at the Foster company, plan to reside in Rekdene Ran after a wedding trip.
Washington April 7 forecast by the department of agriculture pegged winter wheat production at about 621 million bushels based on April 1 condition of 9 percent of normal. The February to April condition shift shows a notable decline from December 1 to April 1, with rye expected at 86 million bushels and overall early estimates reflecting higher than average plantings but lower yields.
A garbled historical note shows fragmented diction and stray punctuation. Phrases resemble a conversation about engagement and a dare involving a wife, with references to Washington and unclear setting. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable names beyond general places.
In Beiland City a meeting cited several judges and proceedings regarding conviction events. Names such as Frame Corwen and Wick appear amid references to unregistered ears, a hand game, and a basketball match. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
Washington April 7 Secretary Hughes asks the four allied powers to reevaluate the grant of a mandate over Yap island to Japan arguing that US nonparticipation in the Versailles treaty does not erase rights to former German possessions. He cites Wilson’s March memorandum stating he never agreed to a Yap mandate and that disposition should wait until cable communications issues are settled.
Audlenbury April service in Mead Memorial chapel marks President Thomas farewell to Middlebury College. Acting President Collins and Professor Martinlten join Dr. Collins in accepting the message, while students present a cane replica of painter’s rod as a sign of esteem. Thomas intends to move to Pennsylvania to assume preaching duties at Penn State.
Charles Strandbury of 1 Railroad Street was injured at Carfold Bros manufacturing when a heavy jack toppled during unloading granite. He was transported to Dr. Stickney on Washington Street with a foot severely hurt. Medical tests will determine recovery and work status for months.
A distressed transcript shows a minister expressing gratitude for 4000 pledged funds while a scene unfolds with a crowd and a committee. Some lines reflect garbled OCR text but convey thanks and hopes for prosperity as the event closes.
New York city night court adjourned amid chaos when a quart bottle of liquor exploded in a detective’s pocket during a proceeding. The blast hurled a prisoner and bystanders, with more than 20 arrests for violations of liquor laws during the night’s drive. Chicago reports describe a separate mail robbery exposing up to 750,000 in currency from sacks bound for Federal Reserve branches. An abandoned pouch and multiple pouches were seized after the Dewthorn Street station robbery, with one suspect captured. Provisional wage reductions at New York Central railroad denied by the railroad labor board, as hearings aim to consolidate across 20 railroads. Vermont Supreme Court delays ruling on mandamus case between Gov. Hartness and Sec. Black over promulgation of post-1921 acts.
Cora E. Ryan sued Orient Insurance Company of Hartford and L. & Hayes in Chittenden County Court for damages after a millinery store fire in 1912 damaged her stock and furnishings. The jury awarded $13,000 to the plaintiff, with trial proceeding to the supreme court on exceptions. Ryan previously faced arson charges and was acquitted by a jury.
Funeral services were conducted at the home of Mrs Lona Morse for Mrs Hattie Graves Morse. The casket, adorned with spring flowers including pieces from Dillingham Grange and local unions, rested in a solemn display. Out-of-town attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Lee and Mrs Fite Heart of Burlington. Interment followed at Graves Center, with North Devonery honors and a sermon at Matthewus Church.
Major Ernest W. Giteon of Brattleboro was assigned to command duty with Bret Vermont Infantry. He has long served in various roles from captain to major in the state forces. The Brattleboro company seeks an armory and community building plan with state aid and local matching funds.
Randolph April 3 A physician living near Randolph Center was knocked down by a runaway horse and cart near Main Street. Dr Bailey was shaken but not seriously hurt, taken to his home for examination and rest. He is expected to recover though discomfort and inability to eat persist.
Miss Adelaide Thurston an Irish relief speaker toured venues in Karte mnet and Summit urging aid for Ireland. She cited the American committee for relief in Ireland, noting its aim to provide impartial humanitarian assistance and to lift suffering without political prejudice. Thurston emphasized shared humanity over politics and highlighted substantial contributions from supporters.
In a ongoing Folsom divorce hearing, evidence emerged on Wednesday and Thursday about marital discord. Testimony cited Mrs Folsom's conduct and alleged visits when Mr Folsom was absent, with witnesses noting household tensions and remarks attributed to Mr Folsom regarding his wife.
Governor James Marines signs Milton bridge bill amid mixed reception. Some residents question the process while others expect the town to bear costs, with debate over whether to proceed or let the project decay if funding is required.
Tenney company delays power supply causing expected water and light interruptions along the Pact Rarte road. Friday 4 PM cut will extend through Saturday and Sunday as the area relies on a single Holter line. Residents urged to prepare clothing shelter and essentials amid worsening weather and limited services.
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