New York Man Arrested in Conspiracy to Furnish Stolen Quotations
Federal officials in New York arrest Frank Mair of Morris and Broad Street on conspiracy to violate state laws by furnishing stolen quotations to bucketshops. The same day all bucket shop wires in New York and New Jersey were cut, crippling the shops' access to quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Federal Oficials
Department of Justice
Dielate
Frank Mair
Morrion and
Broadstreviv
Milk Embargo Rages as New England Firms Refuse Supply
Boston residents face an embargo as milk producers vow to withhold 40400 cans daily until prices are deemed acceptable. Gov Draper and Attorney Malone clash over arbitration as farmers fear shortages and question the state’s ability to curb the shutdown.
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Gov Khan
Draper
Attyen
Malone
Ion H Whegally
Pashley
Ainsley Woedcox
Welch
Gov
Imilk
Kone At
Roosevelt's Visit Provokes Turbulent Welcome in The Hague
Roosevelt visits The Hague amid huge demonstrations and tense scenes. Police struggle to control crowds as the American president and party tour the city after meeting Queen Wilhelmina at Het Loo. The visit includes reception at Amsterdam and rapid city transit amid cheers and protestors.
Gold Miner Charles A Couch Arrested in Vermont Trial
White River Junction officials detained Charles A Couch on a charge of being an abending debtor as he prepared to leave the state. The Lebanon gold mining figure was examined for sanity and declared not insane, with confinement under guard to await trial on the debt indictment. The case involves forged checks and a $750 delivery claim, and Couch's finances reportedly linked to New Hampshire and Vermont operations.
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White River Junction
Vermont
Charles A. Couch
Ming
Shelf Peck
Dies
T. P. Gartland
Stanley
Thie Plore
B.A. Smith
Lebanon
Pbyviciade
Joell
Lange
Cowhit
Ais
Pittefeld
N. H
Ima
Raymond J. Trainey
Lay
Irving H. Foster
Lohanga
Pingree
Cowell
Laie
Washington News Recall of Bates Family Ties and California Move
Washington April 50 Dickerman Dates outlines the Vermont born Henry Bates of St Tolindiary, son of the Tatesfulge, who served as Lieutenant Governor. In 1808 he sent a Wack from California to Governor Colton as secretary. He will stay in California with his brother until about September 1. Bates was well known in Vermont, worked in the custom house at Taland Pond, did wine newspaper work, and reported for the Harlington Breeze. He later moved to California and was connected with the Kansas City Star for a time. His father, who died in Ganabe Saben Petreayn, was a judge in the Philippines for years and opposed Ony Cilion, who also served in the insular forces.
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Wrshington
Dickerman
Vermont
Henry Bates
St. Tolindiary
Thin City
California
Hite Mcretary
Colton
Pooh
Fullen
Mr. Batew
Taland Pond
Alan
Ant
Aims
Harlington Breeze
Anael Yours Aio
Nelonska
Kaueia
Newepaper Hani News
Kanna City
Ganaesaben
Petreayn
Airet
Jnetance
Philipines
Aoiis
Ony
Cilion
Inlinds
Overthrow Claims Put Before Investigating Committee
Washington April 30. The oil scandal surrounding Garfeld and Pinchot prompts charges of plotting to overthrow the president. Vertrees accuses a link to Brandes and Glavis, seeking production of documents as of the Glavis charges. After a bitter fight the committee voted to end the investigation, with Kansan Republican voting for the union.
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Washington, D. C
Garfeld
Pinchot
Thats
Odmg
Vertrees
Bailinger
Vertiges
Brandes
Glacis
Wickersham
Maison
Kansan Wan
Uniion
DIED FOR TWO CENTS Worsester man shot over wine
In Worce ster Massachusetts on April 18 a man was shot following a dispute over two cents worth of wine. He died at Oley hospital. A warrant was issued and he remains in jail on a murder charge.
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Worvester
Hornes
Litwoll
Ie Grove Etree
the Oley Hospital
Snowy Interlakin Report Brings Frost Damage
Heavy snowfall at Interlakin Wyoming causes vegetation setback as temperatures drop to near freezing. Report notes a deep cold night with significant impact on crops and local flora. conditions described as severe for the season.
Operation Resting Peacefully At Home For Mrs Charles Morse
Mrs Charles Morse of New York reports her husband Charles Ho Morse underwent an operation at their home this morning and is said to be resting comfortably. The couple resides in Resting Comfortany, New York, and the update notes cautious optimism about his condition.
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Charles Ho Morse
New York
Comfortany
Charles Waterss
Nortine
Pugilist Dies After Brain Concussion At Dreamland Fight
A pugilist died this morning from a brain concussion after a bout at Dreamland. Police arrested a person as investigations move to the implications for other fighters and organizers. The incident has raised concern about safety measures in recent matches.
Campaign Expenditures Reported by Washington Body
The committee discussed party campaign spending and decided to turn over the records to the chair for review. Directors agreed on a timetable with further action expected by May 7.
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Washington
Aes
Wage Appeal to Mellon by 4200 Connecticut Boston Workers
A wage appeal is to be transferred to President Mellon of the New York, New Haven & Hartford. About 4200 employees on street-railway lines of the New England Securities and Investments Company, operating in Connecticut and western Massachusetts, seek higher pay. A committee will confer with New Haven officials on Tuesday and the workers expect to meet Mellon in person.
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Bedi Ge Mass
New England Securities A Investments Chmpany
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Mellon
New York, Hann & Hartford
New England Company
Lype Scienti Sus
New Haven
Ferale
Mellen
Black Hand After Pastor Injures Woman in Brooklyn Fight
Angered by Rev Charles Mormorint Allen’s crusade against dance halls members of the Black Hand attacked a Brooklyn congregation. Aimed at two women, Miss Ethel Jane was choked and a liquor was thrown in her eye. doctors say she may not recover. The assailants had warned the girl’s mother that her life was in danger.
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New York
Charles Mormorint Allen
Beecher Church
Brooklyn
Stam
Ethel Jane
Hundreds Killed in Turkish Albanian Revolt Clash
Reports from Constantinople describe a battle between Turkish troops and Albanian rebels amid sympathy protests. The fighting near Novi Basar and surrounding areas has halted normal life as casualties are reported in the hundreds, with details unclear and conflicting in latest dispatches.
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Constantinople
Rae Isa Heneng
Banijak
Novi Basar
Incendiary blaze guts large block in Providence morning
A major fire gutted a large block in Providence this morning. Fire officials say an estimated damage figure stands at 975,000 while investigators sort the cause as the search continues for a possible link to arson.
Composed Verses While Up 4500 Feet Balloon Flight
An aid to a historic balloon ascent describes a journey at about 4500 feet with a passenger named Heinrich. The craft followed a course over Halneich and the Walloon valley, reaching pitiful altitude while observers noted the ability to detect the balloon only by sound. The descent occurred after ropes were released near the Jennings farm, with witnesses including Bennington and North Bennington reporting on the event.
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Bestrington
Chacloy
Mmiefeld
Alawn
Rafely
Wartt
Willim Weigioh
Bouth
Ohare Toston
Bevin
Howatonle Valley
Joma
Willaioe
Williamal
Walloon
Heinrich
Ce Bay
Mii
Jennings Farm
Bennington
North
Benington
Farmers Organize Dairy Protest in Brattleboro Region
April 30 Brattleboro and nearby towns form a dairy producers association to oppose Boston contractors. The group, led by Walter Walker and J. R. Reaney, seeks higher prices, aiming to restore outlets for southern Vermont milk. They plan joint actions with the Boston cooperative and expect momentum if distributors sustain higher base prices.
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Brattleboro
Newdbagtend
Bitney
Duemertten
Westminster
Chinterdelt
Werioreland
N. HL
Teeir Interewta
Bovton
Rere Gm
Erins
Vermont
cTeameries
Sorel
Boston Coopers Tive
Walter ¥. Walker
Dummerston
J. R. Reaney
Weat
Fortis
Alden Company
Hae
Mgtr
Mae Sed
Heey Eomer Ees mi
Boston
Getributete
Montpelier Bank Interest in Bond Ownership Questioned
In a superior court filing, Newton Savings Bank seeks to determine ownership of a 5000 bond collateralized loan. The petition claims bonds were placed with the bank by American Bank Company, Cummings, and Barnes as collateral, while Temnant and others assert the funds belong to Capital Savings Bank and Trust of Montpelier. Judge Richardson set a return date of June 6 to rule on the assignment validity.
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Boston
Newton Savings Bank
Stevenn
Commonwealth
Armerican Bank Company
Montpelier
American Banking Company
Stevene
Richardson
Court Ends Present Term With Many Divorces Granted
Washington County court concluded the term with 35 divorces granted, 8 dismissed, and one held open. Ray Mullen’s petition for freedom was denied. he remains at Windsor State Prison awaiting further orders. Judge George M Powers ordered continued confinement and payment terms.
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Ray Mullen
Windsor
Washington County
James Maryson
Flora A. Hinkley
Alburt
W. Hinie Ace
CO. T. Burr
Maud Burr
Rossi¢ Tachair
Albert Lacinir
Devertine
Avin Stemm
Ira J. Stemm
Carrie A. Wales
Clairles N. Wales
Ivy Poulin
Dolor Poulin
Ie M. Grasans
Wilton Bragore
Charles B. Belknap
Eva J. Belknap
Melle MA Fescue
Mabel Colten
Vudge
Ray
Mullen
Atate
George M Powers
Charg Mullen
Forre
Windner
Werden M. H. Loakes
Baldwins Takes Options On Vermont Water Rights
Rutland April 20 Leroy W Bald win president of Empire Trust New York yesterday took up options on valuable water rights near Middlebury The options were secured by George C Underhill of Rutland Vermont with about one hundred thousand dollars involved Rumor says rights lie north of Middlebury on Otter Creek and in Loch Varennes and Fair Haven No final plan is known and details remain undisclosed
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Rutland
Leroy W. Baldwin
Empire Trust Company of
New York
Middleberry
George C Underiill
Thie City
Dea
Baldwin
Middlebury
Otter Etoek
Lohide Vargrnnes
Fair Haven
Thiltwin
Tpertil
Waterbury Wedding Ends with Fire Damages Home
A Waterbury ceremony at the bride's parents home on Ein Street united Beryl Brews and Wilkins Labunt of Ware, Montpelier in a ring service under a pine and carnations chancel. Fire Lieutenant Staunton fainted and fell three stories during the event, causing injuries but later surviving. a fire of suspected incendiary origin caused about 7600 dollars in damage to the White House kitchen and surrounding area.
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Ein Street
Beryl
N. C. Brews
Wilkins Labunt
Ware
Montpelier
Nev
BK Ratlogg
Mins Estella Eer
Ailie
White House
Staunton
Hanson Thrown Blasonette Repeats Win At Bustington
In Burtington last night amateur welterweight Fritz Hameo defeated Wilfred Binemutte in two bouts, first lasting about one hour twenty minutes and the second around sixty minutes, marking a double victory in his pursuit of a personal rival.
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Blasonette
Bustington
Burtington
Fritz Hameo
Chasnoat
Wilfred Binemutte
Montres
Funeral of Georgy Pindlater Draws Wide Attendance
Many friends attended the funeral of Georgy Pindlater on a Tuesday afternoon. The Presbyterian pastor officiated at the late home on Warren Street. The service was largely attended by friends and family with foresters of America present. The First service of the Forestary was performed at the house and at the grave in Tupe cemetery. Pallbearers included Alexander Gorton and Kenneth Nicholson among others from the Masons and Ptoverats. Floral tributes were sent by numerous individuals and organizations, including Carnations, roses, and ferns from Mrs George Pindicator and others, with many other named supporters in attendance.
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Punerat
George Pindlater
Georgy Pindlater
Helene
Warren Street
Rev
J. 0
Presbyterian Church
Mather
Fort A
Ane
Foresters
Pindiatery
J. Bolhter
Hires
P. Mu Wards
B. Gannon
W. Murray
Mia
A. J. Young
Gillespie
A. Bird
Johnson
W. Downie
Marshall
Christie
Anjoy
Mie
A. Campbell
Myre
C. Baratell
Wy Crosd
Mira
A. Bowen
Z. Bean
W, Milne
J. Framcous
Wesley A Gray Dies After Week of Illness in South Barre
Wesley A. Gray died at 6 10 this morning at his daughter's home in South Barre after a week of illness. He was born in Plainfield and lived there until about 12 years ago, then moved to South Barre to live with daughter Mrs. F G Persons. He leaves wife Hattie Gray two sons Leonard and Maud L Gray of Jefferson Street. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 1 30 oclock with arrangements at the Persons residence.
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Wesley A. Gray
FG. Persons
South Barre
Mr. Gray
Plainfield
Hed Alvenge
Jil
Hattie Gray
Made confession in Burlington double homicide case
Sergeant Wi West of the 10th Army reports that Bihani, who killed his sweetheart Joele LaBarr, confessed after being taken to the crime scene. LaBarr, 22, from Montreal, had light complexion and planned marriage to West, whose jealousy arose from attention to others.
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Burlington
Wi. Jian West
Yart
Bihani
Joele LaBarr
Lebar
Winooski
Montreal
Marriet
Randolph Notes From The Week's Local Items
Mrs Fila Smrnlthy returns from a four week Boston Hurt fort trip and talks of Woodstock plans. C E and family move to a South Royalton farm recently purchased. Coil completes work at Wrigham creamery and seeks a new post in Hele. A Mrs Laurdey to Bur ington for business. Nelle Esquine of Springfield visits from Burlington. Ines Lichfield and Mrs Copeland improve after operations with no danger. Capt J R Woredge returns to camp at Highgate Spring. Rev and Mrs Howe open their Prospect Ave home for the season after five months in Takevinw NC. Selectmen hire United Construction of Albany NY to build a steel bridge over Thayer brook to Rowell’s addition at 1000 total cost. The neighborhood company roster grows to 48 men with Luck, Durkess, and Bryant among foremen. Ottawa Pather company listed among workers.
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Fila
Boston
Hurtfort
Woodstock
C. E
South Royalton
Coil
Wrigham Creamery
M Creamery
Hele
Miter
Herrom Laurdey
Bur
Ington
Mise Nelle Esquine
Springfeld
Butlin
Lichfield
C. B. Copeland
J RL Wolredge
Highgate Spring
George C. Howe
Takevinw
NS. C
Jave
Prospect Avenue
United Construction Company of
Albany
N.Y
Thayer Brook
Rowe
Tix Ottawa Poather Company
University of Vermont Defeats Bowdoin 1–0 in Pitchers Battle
In Burlington yesterday the University of Vermont edged Bowdoin 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel. Details are obscured by garbled text but the result highlights a strong pitching effort from Vermont against Bowdoin.
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University of Vermont
Bowdoin
Burlington
Mermont
Vermont
Deny Rumor Theyll Strike Over New Bill
Union officials deny a strike planned for May 1 amid reports of a quarrel over a new bill. Meetings between quarry owners and Graniteville quarry workers union produced progress, with a conference held yesterday afternoon and another scheduled in Barre.
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Laskout
Barima
Quarry Owners’ Association
Graniteville
New Billy
Barre
Machinists Bill Reported Tonight
At a meeting of the machinists union and employers last evening, committees approved a new bill of prices for the union. A union decision on whether to accept the bill will be made tonight. The current proposition expires tonight. A proposed increase of 25 cents per ton in height could not be learned today.
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Uine
Bert Teat
Invitation to Duncan to Speak in Barre Union Event
Barre regdar wedding of the Cane tral labor union lists officers including President Alexander Ironside and Treasurer Milo K E Bassett. A plan to invite James Duncan of Masa, first line president of the American Federation of Labor, to speak at the Labor Day celebration is noted. A committee will approach the city council about printers labeling on all sittings and a fund for memorial for late brother Fred Bruce is proposed with secretary Muteh as treasurer.
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Canetral Labor
Bane and
Weigh
Alexander Ironside
Granite Cutters
Wesley Hoffman
Cigar Makers
James Muteh
Tool Sharpeners
Milo K E. Bassett
The
Tool Ca
Front Aide
Mutoh
D. J. Sullivan
Granite
SE Perry
Hoxere
Derrickman
BE. N. Prescott
Tibratian
Milo E. Basgott
Pierry
James Dunran
Masa
American Federation of Labor
Tot Ene Urer
Barre
Spenser
Fred Bruce
Fexttary Muteh
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Ethel
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Het Loo
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Taft
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Dickerman Bates
Puerto Rico
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Garfield
Worcester
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Interlakin, W. Y
Twteriiken
Tommy McCarthy
Geran
McCuetey
Jeffrian
John Onsee Hiebard
McCarthy
Hare
Senate
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Black Hand
Kachanik Paus
Providence
Windham County
Montpelier Bank
Massachusetts Superior Court
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Pire Bation
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Eaot Montpelier
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Hanson
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Colored Trooper
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Randolph
Voree
Mater Sorghum
Olof Anderson
Canti Brothers
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Mabert
Devideog
Bruen
Peter
Roy Bors Mantel
Washcohn Henry
Teles
Tokngon
Ington * Star
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Alex Soules
Igene
Sployd
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Geopee
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Duncan
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