Note Bond and Stamp Bureau to Close for Inventory
Washington reports the Note Bond and Stamp Bureau will close tonight for an indefinite inventory of the plant after 29 men were removed by a presidential order. About 4,000 workers may be affected as the facility undergoes reorganization and new steel plates are installed to prevent counterfeiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond and Stamp Bureau
U.S. Treasury
Department of Justice
Washington
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Ongeering and Printing
Jaane Lo Wilmeth
Lewis Hii
Bureau
Treasury
Peeing Portia
Wadsworth
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Federal Reserve
Card
Post Office Department
Department
Af Justicn
Dougherty
Wadaworth
Recretary Melton
Want Harding's Reason
New York April report states Acting President William Tolley Foulke of the National Civil Service Reform League urges President Harding to explain why he dismissed last month the head of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving and three staffers. The notice cites civic duty and calls for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Civil Service Reform League
William Tolley Foulke
Harding
Tle
Bureau of Wing and Printing
Richard H
Boston
Sewis Atrond
The
Arthur Tromtell
Waterbury
Ite Council
State official business spans highways and charity matters
Montpelier state forester W G Hastings travels to Maxsachweontts and New York to address probation and charities department issues. A meeting in New York City on April will set the next steps with highway officials and local representatives. Williams and Williston figures appear in an evolving state action chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Forester
W. G. Hastings
Maxsachweontts
Poe Pally
New York
Ity
Higheay
Renee
Low visibility blamed for Paris London plane crash
Paris April 8 AP report says pilot R F E Duke of the English plane died today in Beaulieu hospital after the crash near Thieulloy on the Paris London air route. Seven people died overall. Duke was the sole survivor from the two aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
R. F E. Duke
Thieulloy
Beawall Todtay
Duke
Christopher Bruce Yule
New York
M. Bouriese
Mire
Goliath
Hhe
London
One Victim a Vermonter in Paris Air Crash
Bridgeport Connecticut sees that Christopher Bruce Yule and his wife perished in the Paris area air accident yesterday. Yule had lived in Bridgeport for twelve years until Feb 10 when he moved to New York. He married Miss Mary Briggs in New York and the couple had embarked on a European trip that doubled as a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Christopher Bruce Yule
Paris
New York
Mary Briggs
Europe
More Americans Leave the Rhine
Codlonr April 8. Simor the American forces in Germany said farewell to Europe today 1100 men and 52 officers leaving Antwerp on the steamship Cantigny. Eighty five soldiers wives and 28 children also ailed on the Cantigny. The organizations leaving to go were Headquarters Company of the 1st Brigade Ambulance Company 56 Hospital Company 57 Motor Transport Company OF Service of Supply Company 20 and the 3d Battalion of the 5th Infantry. This reduces the 1th of the American army on the Rhine to 2600 or one sixth of the number here a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth’ Infantry
Rhine
Hold Man and Woman Held in Parton Murder
Chicago police last night detained Veronica Long and Louie Zandt in connection with the shooting death of William Parton, 22, of Boston near Seaman’s Howe. Parton, whose wife resides in Los Angeles, was reportedly shot as he stopped his automobile. he died fifteen minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Veronica Long
Louie Zandt
Conection
William Parton
Boston
Seaman
Howe
Misa
Bock
Parton
Los Angeles
Larceny Charge Involving $3000 Case in City Court
Victor, a former Neal resident now in Vicetown, faces larceny charges for stealing $3000 in three amounts. He was arrested in Neal after inquiries traced into sewerage schemes and property investments. He had been pursued since February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Muse
Victor
Neal
Vicetown
J Neal
Petition Against Wiggins Hayder Co Over 4173 Clima Restos
A petition filed against Wiggins Hayder Co alleges creditors seek 4173 in restitution. The filing names bank representatives and involves a bankruptcy action surrounding disputed charges and ownership claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggins, Hayder Co
Bankreptey
Hughes Denies Censorship in Senate Charge Letter
Secretary of State Hughes denies charges of censorship over the removal of Christ from the opening prayer at the arms conference. In a letter to Rep Fess he states Japanese delegates knew nothing of the matter and asserts censorship was not exercised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hughes
Senate
Fess
New Statue of Virgin Mary to Travel to St Peter’s
Nome reports the new Virgin Mary statue to replace the one lost to a fire at the Holy House of Loretto will be blessed and crowned by the pope before Italian aviators carry it back to Loretto. The statue mirrors the original and is richly adorned with jewels, linked to legends of St Luke who carved the image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Associated Press
Holy House
Loretto
St. Peter's
Coderwood
Lebanon
Nazareth
Brooded Till Death Aimed at Gas Fatality at Malden Attic
In Malden Massachusetts on April 8 the body of Edward Bergh eight years old was found in a gas filled radio room in the attic of Embert Gordon his chum. The medical examiner ruled suicide. Relatives cited brooding over his mother's death two years past and a possible lodging with an aunt as motives. The youth entered Gordon's home last night, went to the attic room and turned on the gas. The friend's eight year old sister discovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Edward Bergh
Ann Ol
Embert Gordon
Police recover $50,000, arrest four in New York chase
Four men were arrested after a dramatic chase through West Street districts. Police recovered cloth and silk valued around $20,000 following a rooftop chase and exchange of shots. No injuries reported as officers pursued the suspects through buildings and streets in the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
West
Wth Street
Bandits Take $4000 in Portchester Heist
A Portchester burglary nets $4000 as a lone offender targets a local firm. The incident details remain sparse with limited readable facts about the thief and exact timing. Authorities investigate leading to ongoing inquiries.
Fishing on a Big Scale in New Brunswick Waters
In St John New Brunswick April a marine industry report notes seasonal decline among fishermen left ashore as hopefuls plan to move to higher seasons. The piece mentions Captain Bre Penezet and other local mariners seeking revised forecasts for better yields.
Tornado Kills Six at Ballinger Texas and Damages Town
Early this morning a tornado struck six miles northwest of Rowena near Ballinger Texas destroying forty houses and a motion picture theater. One to seven people were killed or injured and communication with Ballinger was disrupted as officers assess the wreckage. Rain followed the wind flooding ground floors in many stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort Worth
Tex
Cisco
Nome
Plate Greet
Ballinger
Rowena
Five Months Sleighing Continues in Londonderry
In Londonderry Vermont on April 8 the town has enjoyed five months of continuous sleighing. The winter brought heavy drifts from the early November storm that still obscure many stonewalls along the roads. Runners are still in use and the town banked to ail of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Three men held after attempting to sell bonds
Three of four men were seized while trying to sell bonds valued at about 828,000 in Boston. They were wanted for a church safe-bonds theft in Aurora Colorado on Feb 1, with officers from Aurora joining local police. Names listed include Magnus Koffer Cleveland John Russell Denver and James Metuire. Daniel Shea Newton was held though not accused of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Aurora
de Mognus Koffer
Cleveland
John Russell
Denver
James Metiuire
Daniel Shea
Newton
Harvard Professor Wins John Scott Medal in 1900s
Harvard physics professor William Duane receives the John Scott medal and a 500 dollar premium from Philadelphia directors for scientific achievement. Tornado damage is reported in Lawton Oklahoma with one killed and many injured. the article mentions broader searches in radioactivity and X rays and notes Duane's work on cancer treatment and a new penetrating X-ray method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
William Duane
Department of Physics
John Scott
Wichita, Falls
Tis
Philadelphia
Wehere
John Routt
Philadelpha
Lawton
Oki
Tornady
Mumereta Dintl Lemy
American Philocloty
University of Saintylvanis
Madame
Duane Haw
Coal Parley Breaks Up Over Sunday
New York A and Union representatives and coal operators who had been in negotiations adjourned their conference to their districts. They will resume sessions on Tuesday. Warriner of the Ler high Coal and Navion Company admitted uncertainty over wage reduction aims. He warned that coal prices threaten the market and substitutes like coke gas and electricity may undercut anthracite if wages are not balanced to allow production and delivery at a reasonable price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A &—Union
Mats
Boal
Somimittes
Sus Wanda
Wal
Warriner
Lerhigh Coal and Navion Company
Eee
Candy Makers Pail files for bankruptcy in Boston
H Robert candy manufacturers a Massachusetts corporation with Cleveland Ohio ties was petitioned into bankruptcy today Allegations include payments totaling 10200 to Cleveland Trust since December 20 last year preferred payments of 228 to American Railroad Express and smaller sums to eleven others Unsecured loans amount to 2047 The petitioners are Old Colony Trust of Boston and John A Rahove executor under the will of the late T Roberta of Wilmington Delaware
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Red H. Robert. Company
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Trust Company
American Railroad Express Company
Old Colony Trust Company
City
John A. Rahove
T. Roberta
Wilmington
Miners Paid Off Amid Large Wage Distribution
Miners in Andianapoli Inc begin receiving their last pay estimated at £20,000,000, seen by union officials as a strike action. The United Mine Workers of America arranged the payout for the second half of March, with 13 working days covered. A vast cash distribution is noted as a major factor in sustaining miner morale during potential idleness ahead. For anthracite miners, about £7,000,000 was reportedly due for work between March 15 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andianapoli, Inc
United Mine Workers of America
Animn
National
Tate and Mewl
Duck hunter killed by his own gun during hunt
Reported by Westmoreland SN H hunters Kenneth Bandy aged 1 years died after a shotgun discharged as he stepped toward a halt on the Connecticut river. Investigators say the accidental discharge caused the fatal injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmorelams
SN. H
Kenneth Bandy
Connecticut
Race mile by mile shows Cambridge, Oxford in top three
In a cross country meet the second mile order placed Cambridge Oxford and Pennsylvanla ahead of Menteptramha. At the end of the second mile the standings remained Pennsylvenia second and Oxford third. Final stretch saw Seagrove Cambridge Mr Laché Pomeyignais Braanet and Oxford leading, with Stallard of Sassbridge Jed Brown from Pennsylvenia finishing third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam
Cambridge Ea
Meoteon
Oxford
Herr
Menteptramha
Pennsylvania War
Bose
Seagrove
Cambridge
Laché
Pomeyignais
Braanet
Stallard Af Sassbridge Jed Brown
Pennsylvenia
Mteown
BM Mai Ostord
Wards
Honeymoon Ends. Couple Heads Back to London
Mary and her husband Virorant Lasouller completed their continent honeymoon with a Paris stay then traveled to London. The couple's brief tour of the French capital wrapped up recently as they moved on from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Arvana Mary
Virorant Lasouller
Talk of the Town at 4 start and evening duties
Fragmentary notes describe a Talk of the Town event starting at four with activities around a pier or street fair. Mentions jewelry, a person named Lanette Che and a 6 o’clock schedule, plus unclear references to Tar Seterenyerties and Farsi demeg in a noisy setting.
Gaston to Fight Lodge in April showdown
An early April confrontation is planned between Gaston and Lodge. Details are scarce due to fragmented OCR text but indicate a political or legal contest with key figures and possible mandates influencing the outcome.
Patient Wins from Doctors in Major Medical Negligence Suit
Royal A Eggleston of Canaan Vermont won a $3,900 verdict in a Motpelier federal court against Dr. R H Rows of St. Johnsbury and Dr. D R Brown of Lyndonville for a sponge left in his abdomen after gall bladder surgery. The jury found negligence but the court recessed to hear Vera Daniela administratrix of Lanly Daniels estate versus Boston Maine railroad next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal A, Eggleston
Canaan
N. T
United States
Motpelier
R. H. Rows
St. Johsbury
D. R. Brown
Lyndonville
Eggleston
Vera Daniela
Lanly Daniels
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hggleston
Raymond Fa
Trainor Iew
Rolf Searles
St. Johnsbury
Warren BR. Austin
Burlington
David Porter
St. Salmnsbury
Frank Parmery
H. DB. Howe
Fuir
Ralph F. Hamlet
Plan to Boom Vermont Draws Hotel Leaders
Rutland April 8 Definite steps toward placing Vermont as a principal Eastern playground were taken by the Vermont Hotel Association at its annual meeting. A statewide hotel rate reduction was approved and Herbert H. Derrah of Chester was retained to build an information bureau and coordinate road needs and marketing for the state. Arthur B. Wilder of Woodstock was named president with Robert Boynton of Rutland as secretary treasurer. A banquet featured Charles A. Carrigan and John T. Cushing as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont
Vermont Hotel
Araitation
Pemerereatials
Tinttore
Hebert H. Derrah
Chester
Green Mountains
Derrah
Mason Rae
Denny B. Goode
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Vermont Association
Arthur B. Wilder
Woodstock
Charles A. Carrigan
Robert ‘Treat
Newark
N. 4
John T. Cushing
The
St. Albans Messenger
Aged Bethel Resident Dies After Illness
Bethel loses Alonzo Parson aged 65 after a long illness. Born in Warren, he married Kab Burton and lived with son VA Parsons in Bethel for six years. Survived by four sons Frank and Will Parsons of Bethel Acro Parsons of Warren Arthur W Parsons of Barre and Acuna Waller of Warren. There are several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral details pending with Rev J Wendy Stilwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathel
Acro Parsons
Warren
Arthur W. Parsons
Barre
Acuna Waller
New County Court Entries Include Several Divorce and Civil Cases
Washington county court records show new cases including BI Blanchard versus W A Blanchard and W B Bixby with teuuter A G Pay for the plaintiff. Lane Minnametering Company versus Lb Udall Frank Jarrion. Theriault and Hunt attorneys for plaintiffs and Fleetwood for Mr Thall in various proceedings. Moody exactor v Charles Douglas. Adame for the is tint. Mary Griffin versus Alexander Griffin divorce petition with W Carver representing the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
BI Blanchard
Charles Douglas
B. Adame
Mary Jh Griffin
Alexander M. Griffin
W. Carver
Auto collision injures Burlington resident in Barlington
Napoleon Curtis reports that Blagmenthe of Burlington was struck by a car driven by Mr. Curtis at the Hyve street junction near the lower road around 10 tenenth. Blumenthal was taken to Mary Maine Ipe for treatment as noted by Dr Caldwell and surgeon reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Curtis
Barlington
Etaiv
Blagenthe
Burlington
Curtis
Fixde Street
Blumenthal
Mary Maine
N. RB ‘Caldwell
Cabot Farmers Creamery Shares Allocation Note
A 2000 share distribution directive to patrons outlines apportionment of profits and deductions to equalize balances, referencing the secretary of state and a 1950 balance sheet affidavit. The notice details the method to deduct from each patron’s check to achieve parity with the corporate balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabot Farmers
Twe
Patrom
Alco
Protecting Roads Amid Reports From District Agency Speeches
District agency notes safety measures to maintain roads as drivers report interest in better tracks. Traffic crews implement training and warning signals to prevent hazards.
Obituary for Mrs Janet R Bemis
Mrs Janet R Bemis obituary notes her death at home after a long illness. She was born in Matehfvid and was a dressmaker by trade. Survived by two children and several grandchildren, with many relatives listed in a tribute from the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet H. Beanis
Martin TD
Bemis
Dewe
Ald
Matehfvid
Ave
Ieaeel
Sethdas
Man
Katie AL
Pretahurgh
Hedome
Strecum
In Precinct Court a tangle of names and charges
In Precinct Court a list of individuals including Avis F. vee of Barre and Charion M. Gorry of Orange faces a mix of alleged offenses tied to land and tenure. The fragmentary record mentions Bayou area associations, months, and probable property references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis
Hue
Barre
Charion M. Gorry
Orange
Cote
Fale
Barer
City Salaries Are Unchanged in Special Meeting
City officials decided to keep salaries fixed for the year at a special meeting in the opera house. Aldermen 30 cents hourly, auditors 40 cents, assessors 85 per day, and the city clerk and treasurer at 2500 per year. A $100 grant to Barre City Hospital was approved for free patient care in return for services. Protests over nuisances near the City hospital were discussed, with a plan to study possible actions to reduce noise and disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
James Mackay
James Smart
Barre City Hospital
Alex. Duncan
Aguinet
Swenson Company to open new plant in Concord
Swenson Co announces Concord plant reopening plans with two large granite firms and Perry Brow. Notices to employees indicate work will resume on a daily schedule. City meetings of the cutters union were called to decide the workers response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anncord
John Swenson Co
Perry Brow
Concord
Altern
Union Hay Wen
Claims It All Bunk Letter From Workers Speaks Out
A damaged, highly abbreviated letter fragment claims workers dispute union control. It alleges certain members operated with fake wages and described work by two men as curs for themselves, exceeding union jurisdiction for years.
Local residents enter new roles and travels noted
James Dunbar of Laurel Street Mf1 left for Philadelphia to seek employment while Andere Nelson of Summer Street headed to Amsterdam for work. Mrs William Botland of Bowling lived here yesterday amid her sister Mrs John Stewart’s illness, and Cheat Holmberg, once a city resident, returns after a year as a granite cutter in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunbar
Laurel Street
Philadelphia
Andere Nelson
Summer Street
Amsterdam
William Botland
John Stewart
Cheat Holmberg
Thie City
Georgia
Stedie
Yen
Tellotson Street
Tony
Dartmouth
Andres Bepsie
Church Street
Aquitania
New York
Engler
Aberdorn
Scotland
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Bureau of Engraving
Montpelier
Welk
Badger
Soeyl Starre
Tema Smith
Christopher Yule
the Rhine
Victor Meal
Boston Brokers
Name of Christ
Secretary of State
Rep.ress
Ito
St. Peter’s
Rome
Bandits
Portchester
Taree
Sevy
St. Joho
Edward
Sorieg
Cisco, Tex
Ballinger, Tex
Electra, Tex
Lawton, Okla
Til
Boston Police
Harvard
1St Way
Candy Makers
Fred H. Roberts Co
Wes
England
Talk OF
the Town
Gaston
Lodge
William Antann
Tie Board
Shawamet Taok
Thleehey
Lantz
Royal A
Abdomen
Drs. R. H. Ross
Aged Bethel
Alonzo Parsons
Mary B. Griffin
Alex M. Griffin
Samuel Biementhal
Cabot Farmers’ Co-operative Creamery Co
Hesteily
Janet R. Bemis
Heroes
GA Bemis
Prebalt Court
Perry Bros. of
Wot Thelmsford
B. Palmer
Chyekee
Ford
Musa
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