Six Hours of Speeding Crowns Briarcliff 250 Mile Race
Briarcliff Manor April 24 An Isotta 50 Horke power car won the 250 mile Briarelt trophy after over five hours. Cedene Matin Piat and Lytle led early, with Horke power, Poote, and Vaughan close behind. A spectator died from heart failure amid chaotic crashes, and several cars were sidelined. About 210000 spectators watched as authorities upgraded safety after a bridge incident caused crews to rush in.
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Briarcliff Manor
Ereng
Ttalian
Horke
Anlehing
Hme Ag
Uig| Coun
Cedene
Matiin
Ina Piat
Lytle
United States
Vaughan
Stearns
A. Smith Hopkins
Hastysow Alma-House
Diamse
W. W. Wataon
Wat
Menry Wilcox
Ars
Charles Upson
T Harny
Murray's Creek
Ty Vannals
Bridegroom Dies in Paris After Marriage
A cable from New York reports the death of Parks Jan night of the Duke de Challines, husband to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Shonix. The couple recently wed and planned to travel to Paris before the tragedy.
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Duke de Chaulines
Theodore B. Shonte
New Yorks
Theodore B. Shonix
Tony An
Parks
Duike de Challines
Shots
East Ny
Big cotton brokers suspended today
New York April 34. T A Mclntyre Co line of the largest cotton brokers export firms to the country with branches throughout the world suspended. The creditors are chiefly scattered cubud towns correspondents.
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T. A. McIntyre & Co. of
New York
T. A. Mclntyre Etd Co
Comatry
Suepemtel
Ihey
Northelied Men's Club Banquet Highlights Spring Plans
Local notes from Johnsbury April 24 report Rev. Georgy WC Hi presiding at a banquet closing winter events. Speakers included Rev. A TE Cinge and others. updates mention navy service, wartime roles, and various residents like Wilder H Dearborn, Wes Colby, Fred Daniels, and Mlle. Mowry. Sugar season and upcoming planting plans also noted.
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Johnsbury
Georgy WC
Ty See
Avlamne
A. TE Cinge
David E. Porter
Charles W. Strole
Te Wr
Ly Son
Charles HH
Niguan Ge
Delee
Navy
Brattleboro Woman Answers Injunction Suit Details
Brattleboro woman Dunlevy answers an injunction suit alleging image and document theft linked to a store clerk and a broken engagement. She claims a subterfuge to hinder her bill of discovery and asks that the injunction be dissolved with a hearing soon.
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Katherine G. Duslevy
Brattleboro
Idwant J. Fontan
Apel
Katoebie G Chintawy
Tadyok
Sue
Petie
Joseph Dunlevy
Fenton
Dun Wty Cays
RB. C. Bacon
Abe
Passengers Thrown From Their Berths on Erie Express
A damaged Erie rail express derailed near Motion this morning, tossing passengers from their berths. The rear coach car was wrecked, but initial reports say no one was fatally injured though several passengers suffered bruises and minor injuries.
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Erie
Fire Sweeps Richmond Village Leaving Ruin and Loss
A devastating fire in Richmond from 9:30 pm to 4:40 am destroyed nine business structures and two dwellings, including Masonic Week and Sudarsky stores, Norton Kinek, Gleason’s block, Fore Hotel Bellevue, and more. Firefighters soon halted the blaze with Burlington aid, saving portions of the town. losses estimated around 125,000 dollars with insurance unclear.
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Richmond
Col. Pinch
Freeman's
Sudurdky
A. Rallis
Norton Kinek
Leary
Baker & Benway
Gleason's
Blok
E. E. Fish
Chamberlain's Hartest
Davis’ Jewelry
Bellevue
Urrier
Soule Block
Aireen
McGarghan
Jack Hrown
Mr. Bostwick
Viltage
Burlington Vitemen Return From Richland Visit
Burlington Arenen return home after a recent trip to Richland, ending a long period away. The group arrived back in Burlington on a breezy spring day, marking a notable homecoming for fans and residents.
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Burlington
Two Firemen Injured in Tenement Fire Tragedy
A fire at a tenement last night injured two firefighters while they battled the blaze in a crowded urban building. Witnesses report dense smoke and rapid flames, with crews evacuating residents and fighting the blaze for hours as authorities opened an investigation into the incident.
Fire Destroys Wooden House on Hill Street
Firefighters from central, Orewa, Hill street and Amherst street stations battled a blaze in a wooden house. After half an hour the flames were extinguished with no injuries reported. Estimated damage set at 81000, property protection saved other structures.
Fire in Rutland damages Stearns store
A fire in Rutland yesterday caused about 1000 dollars in losses at the shop of John W. Stearns a cognate dealer. Pratt and Cayins Arkirts sustained slight water damage. Firemen arrived quickly but the blaze, sparked possibly by a coal ember, engulfed the upper part of the Stearns store before being extinguished.
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Rutland
John W
Presentation at Randolph G A B ball April evening
A company of 140 attended a G A B ball in Randolph with exercises led by Rev Dr Cooper and Commander Norman Nichols. Georgy Flagg welcomed guests, music by a Duarite orchestra provided, and proceeds funded a flag donation by local citizens.
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Randolph
Perpetra
Post
Women's Resist Corps
Dr. Cooper
Georgy Flagg
Cada
Norman Nichols
Ae Souter
H. Falta
Johnsay
Abe
Afl
Duarite Orchestra
Woodchuck hunting accident injures Dodge boy in Vermont
In Brattleboro on April 24 Willand Dodge of Dummerston, 11? year old son of Mrs Warmee Miller, was shot in the right leg by an accidental discharge of a 32 calibre revolver. Mayo Dodge, his younger brother, was handling the gun when it discharged while inspecting it.
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Brattleboro
Willand Dodge
Dummerston
Warmee Miller
Hts
Brotheer
Mayo Dodge
State Library Commission Holds Quarterly Meeting at Public Library
The State Library Commission met in Dranton on April 24 with all members present. Vermont Library Association attendees joined Gov. Fletcher, Dy Prostor, Mason B. Stone, state superintendent of schools, Mera MH Buck, and Edith EB Clarke of Burlington. They discussed school handwork and related library services, noting attendance and state normal school ties.
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Mason &, Stone
Fire Destroys Barn and Horses in Konelngton
A fire yesterday at Gorge Cove in Konelngton destroyed a barn and two horses. Three live stock were saved. The loss is estimated at about $10,000. Local authorities investigated the incident and noted the blaze began in the structure.
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Dveriturr
Mom
Gorge Cove
Konelngton
Miliae Fesien
Simpson case damages verdict in Rutland railroad suit
Waterbury man awarded 4250 damages plus costs from Rutland railroad for injuries in the Vergennes wreck. judge Hall presided with Waterman filling in. plaintiff's attorneys Harvey and Moloney led the case while Powers and Senter defended. Writs and related matters discussed. wife’s case postponed. divorce granted for Annie Rennie and surname restored to Chatterton.
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Waterbury
Rutland Railroad
Vergennes
Alfred A. Hall
Washington County
Binpson
Stuige Waterman
Hall
Plainfield
SB. Giove Va
John Ryan
Simpson
Rutland Railroad Company
RM. Harvey
T. W. Moloney
HB. HL Powers
John H. Senter
Court House
Waterman
Lujt
This Sun Railroad
Annie Rennie
William Rennie
Chatterton
Charles Plumley
Middlesex license contest draws turnout at village meeting
Objections to granting Middlesex village single license dominated a Middlesex license commissioners session at the school-house attended by forty-five people. Eight applicants present, with petitions led by W. C. White and Ira Johnson and Don T. Sawyer. State’s Attorney Gates voiced opposition, and the panel prepared to question applicants on silent partners as the meeting adjourned to executive session for Worcester neighborhood review.
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Middlesex
W. C. White
Ers
Middlesex Village
Ira Johnson
Don T. Sawyer
F.C. Kellogg
Luther Chanera
Mons
Gn Rae
Btate
Gates
Noo
Worcester Heaned
F. F. Whitney
Martin
Talk of the Town stray notes and social fragments
A garbled social column lists varied items from gala notes to arrivals at the City hotel and references a postponed game between LA C and Fortfield high school. It mentions Kemlrick’s drag store and an upcoming event with photos and wallets, but the text is largely unreadable.
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Kemlrick
L.A
Forthfield High School
Rangers
LA. T
Judge Refused to Dismiss Case in Antonini Prohibition Hearing
In a city court hearing, Judge Faulkner denied a motion to dismiss and continued the case of Petar Ane Antonini charged with intent to sell liquor. Officer Hamel testified the raid found beer, whiskey and wine bottles, with multiple witnesses noting activity around Antonini's house. Prosecution and defense presented witnesses including Mrs Jobin, Joseph John, Timothy Holland, and others who observed people entering and leaving the residence.
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Petar
Toniti
BR. Davis
Willan
Faulkner
Oficer Hamel
Hamel
Velar
Herr Bette
Joseph John
Jobin
Antonini
Meg
Timothy Holland
Honk Honk Show Impresses Barre With Sparkers
A lively musical comedy, led by Sidney Rosenfeld and featuring Genevieve Victoria and the Bendleton sisters, wowed Barre audiences with car themed tricks and spirited dancing. The cast included Dave Ardrada and Lottie Kendall. The troupe traveled from Sherbrooke to Randolph and will reach Burlington for a state tour finale. The Van derbilt Cup manager lamented a weak season despite decent Barre turnout.
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Angel
Barre
Sidney Rosenfeld
Opera House
Satle
Dave Ardrada
Genevieve Victoria
Bendleton
Lottie Kendall
Uwe
Sherbrooke
Randolph
Burlington
Two Tons of Sugar From Maple Sap Year At Mont Little Farm
Mont Little gathered over four tons of sugar from maple sap across two seasons, yielding 14 150 pounds this period and averaging more than four pounds per tree. He tapped March 23, noting a strong sap run before warm weather weakens quality. Continuous sap runs through nights marked the remarkable year before he tired of boiling.
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Mont Little
Jan
Bassacra Saar Comtinia
Chaple McKnight Marries at Home of Bride's Parents
The marriage of McKnight land Forest Chaple occurred at seven last evening at the bride's parents home on Brook Street. Rev Francis A Poole performed the ceremony with a single ring in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride wore a dress of white point esprit over white silk with white carnations, bridesmaid in white muslin and pink carnations. Best man was John McGorlie. The couple will live at 29 Frank Street.
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McKnight Land Forest
Chaple
Fi hy house raid leads to arrest in city case
In a terse report, authorities executed a raid at a residence linked to the Haley affair. The operation uncovered limited items, with officials continuing to investigate the sequence of events and identify possible accomplices within the locality.
LUMPERS UNION AGREEMENT NEARS RESUMPTION OF GRANITE WORK
The Lumpers joint unions and Barre Washington County manufacturers reached an eight hour day wage agreement with time and a quarter overtime for three years. The unions approved the settlement and planned signing to allow plants to reopen Monday morning. Payday occurred today for all unions.
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Yesterey
Quarrymen Return to Work After New Three Year Pact
About 490 quarry workers resumed duties after March 1 strike in Quincy following a signed three year agreement dated April 23. The wage rate specified is 26 ae for two a. Some members remain behind on a separate agreement not yet signed, while most manufacturers have filled the positions.
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Quincy
Anton
Card of Thanks and Wetmore & Morse notice
Card of Thanks from the Wetmore & Morse employees expresses gratitude for a pay advance granted by the company president. A separate item promotes a forthcoming opera house show featuring Side ney and Pennal acts with musical numbers and song titles.
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Wetmore & Morse
Avea
Wetmere & More Company
Wetmore & Morse Comimany
Women’s Home Companion May cover feature reel
A May issue page highlights Herman Pivifer's prize cover, the Women’s Home Companion travel and domestic features, and a painting Memories by a Civil War veteran. It previews articles on marriage, entertaining guests, fashion, and a section on making the most of travel abroad plus practical household topics.
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Herman Pivifer
Beg Everett
Oi Chen
Christine Terhune Herrick
Will
Srp
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Paris
Judge Darling Speaker
St. Johnsbury
Chelsea
B. J. Adame, Jr
Strafford
Fred Daniels
Stanley C. Wilson
Wasdhiginn
Fred J. Bast
Tunbelige
Mowry
Wilder
Clive P. Pierson
Maarhoster
Coburn
le Bacym
George Torett
Leven
Y. T. Sudarsky
W. He
H. A. Buckley
Park Hons
John McGarghen
Creem
win eney _progrese
Bridge Street
James
Baevus
Birlington
Walker
Kegu Tay
Burlington Arenen
Richwand
Thie Nove
Sivers Desparate
Cote Heme
Joh W. Stearns
Furnitura
Willard Dodge
Hag
State Library Commission
Talk OF
The
TOWN
Gala Aoe Penta Ee Boys
Yeemines
Tan Street
Baidun
Gase
Peter Antonini
Chaple—Mcknight
Bride
Brook Street
Pownal Stone Co
Coreration Onganiet
Larvie P. O'eien
Who Arts My
Bend Holdtry
Bie
Anay Boses
Towignt Ft Barre
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