Court Delays Ruling In Tufts Case Over Evidence
Boston August 8 Counsel for District Attorney Nathan A Tufts argued before the supreme court that Attorney General J Weston Allen acted from political motives in seeking Tufts removal for alleged misuse of office He sought to introduce evidence that Middlesex County conditions improved during Tufts term and to call all superior court judges to the stand The court delayed ruling The hearing covered related cases including Dr Alfred W Lavigne death charges and other instances of auto theft and disorderly conduct cases The district attorney also noted restitution funds from stolen machine purchases were used for their intended purpose
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Boston
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex County
Supreme Court
Generis
J. Weston Allen
Tofts
Tufts
Anid
Melvin M. Johnson
Rugg
Pie
Alfred W. Lavigne
Lowne
Eran
Bell
Superior Court
Allen
Meical
Lavigne
Tifis
F. Howe
Cambridge
Elill
Counsil
Uiem
Atorney
Essex County
Tufts Ding
Wairhairn
Pao Ie
Annecece
Sawyer
Sherifh Tufte
Thes
Bishop McDonnell Dead in Brooklyn Diocese Leader
The Right Rev. Charles Water McDonnell, head of the Roman Catholic diocese of Brooklyn, died shortly before noon. Rita McDonnell, his sister, noted he was born in New York. He was 62 years old.
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Brooklyn
Brentwood
Harice Kidward McDonnell
Homan Catholic
Sisters of St Jet
Rita McDonnell
Brooklyn Dices
New York
Fifty Arrests Reported in Jugoslav Parliament Clash
A dispatch from Rel reports fifty communist members of the Yugoslav chamber of deputies were arrested amid police action. The arrests follow a wave of parliamentary dissent and are linked to an alleged assassination attempt against Prince Nicholas Alexander in June. The motive and exact charges were not detailed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jugo Slav
Jugo-Slavia
Negrat Alesander
Rear Admiral Sims Praises Ulster Men
Belfast notes reveal Rear Admiral William Sims published a letter accepting Belfast comrades praise for his London speech condemning Sinn Fein sympathizers in the United States. He cites broad American press approval and letters shaping Anglo American relations.
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Belfast
William
Sims
London
Sinn Fein
United States
Ulster
United 04
Fourteen Sinn Feiners Released From Ballyminiar Camp
Fourteen Sinn Fein members of Parliament released from Ballyminiar internment camp announced by Desmond FitzGerald Sinn Fein minister of propositions that all eight tried republican claimant members will report themselves at the Mansion House upon arrival in Dublin.
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Belfast
Associated Pressi
Sinn Feinn
Ballyminiar
Desmond Fitzgerald
Sinn Fein
Mansion House
Dublin
Irish Republican Parliament Prisoner Case Sparks Paper Debate
Jota J McKeown blames subordinates for the refusal to release him with other imprisoned Irish republican parliament members. He argues the decision was made by British officials via technicalities, not by higher authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Water
Jota J. McKeown
McKeown
Dune
Bangor and Aroostook R R valuation set by ICC
In a Washington report dated August 8 the Interstate Commerce Commission fixed tentative valuations for the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Co. The Seaport and Venn Buren Bridge Co. were included. Seaport valued at 1 550 000 and bridge at 250 000. Bangor and Aroostook total capital stack placed at 24 240 000, with Seaport and Bridge holdings also listed. The Bangor and Aroostook owns all stock of the related properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Bangor and
Aroostook Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce
Faruos
Northern Maine Seaport Railroad Co
Ven Buren Bridge Co
Bangor
Arocoh
Seaport
Pommis
Ion Sald
Beige Company
Aroostook
Bridge
Wither
Massachusetts A F L convention opens in Springfield
The 2th annual convention of the Massachusetts branch of the American Federation of Labor opened in Springfield today with President Thomas M. Gerraughty presiding and about 400 delegates present. The four day meet expects 100 to 130 resolutions addressing issues including the Whidden art union and voluntary associations uniting labor groups, a cause strongly opposed by some leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Maes
Mivwraclusette
American Federation of Labor
Thomas M. Gerraughty
Railway Carmen's Convention Report
A fragmented report notes activities of the Brotherhood and early agenda items at a meeting attended by Tom, F. William Werte, and a secretary. The readable text references the convention and initial matters before the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of Aa
Fae
William Werte
Rage
Crevetary
Personal Bond Result Shuffles July Quota Arrests in DC
In Washington DC a series of arrests involves men charged for exceeding July allotments in a quota system. The case implicates high ranking officials including the attorney general and representatives, with details referring to an ongoing internal inquiry and official statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Unemployed Mob Sets Fire at London Timber Yard
In East London five thousand unemployed men stormed a timber yard advertising for fifty workers and set fire to lumber valued at 1,000,000 pounds. Fire brigade aided by mounted police contained the blaze after damage spread before flames were checked.
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London
Associated Press
Enst
Navy to Train ZR-2 Crew for Ocean Flight
Washington reports that every member of the American naval crew assigned to the dirigible ZR-2 will receive special instruction and training under a Navy Department program. The crew, largely involved in airship construction, also undergoes technical courses and physical training for the 3,100 mile voyage. In-flight meals are planned with a full table d'hote, hot food prepared by cookers attached to the airship, including breakfast with cereal bacon and eggs coffee, lunch with roast beef soup and cake, and dinner featuring clam chowder roast beef potatoes spaghetti pickles and canned peaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Navy Department
International six metre race ends in tie for cup
In the sixth race on Augury the British and American teams each scored 18 points in the six metre contest from Cowes Isle of Wight. Britain had won three races to America’s one, making the Americans’ chances of securing the cup appear hopeless.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Nucleus of Comet Detected At Cambridge Observatory
A bright celestial object seen with the naked eye near the Sun yesterday at Leek Observatory, California, is suspected to be a comet nucleus. W W Campbell at Harvard Observatory reports the object close to the Sun, brighter than Venus, with experts awaiting further night observations for confirmation of a comet or potential nova.
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Bre Perse
Leek Observatory
California
Harvard Dservatory
W. W Campbell
Tack Observry
Harvard
Cambridge
Conference on arms limitation date awaited by China
China accepts November 11 in Washington as a tentative date for a conference on arms limitation and questions of disarmament. The government notified the department and awaits official confirmation of the schedule.
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Washington
Washington, DC
Temitaten of Armaments
Sid Dieumion
Mur Wasters
Alaska Steamship Disaster at Blunt's Reef
Eureka California reports the steamer Alaska split in two after boiler explosions near Blunt's Reef. Seventeen dead were brought to Eureka, with 31 missing believed dead. Anyox of Vancouver rescued survivors, including a woman and child, as fog and submerged rocks doomed the ship en route to San Francisco. Captain Hobey reportedly chose to go down with his vessel.
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Eureka
Cal
Alaska
Blunt’s Reef
San Francisso
Anyox
Vancouver
B. C
Wil
Sever’ Mn
Oiis
Yrard Rena
Erker
Qorneliaa
Ore
Ehéebo
Eileen Dyer
LaGrande
Eileen
Grace Campbell
San Francisco
Dyer
Land Beth” & Byrd
Clinton Wright
Denville
S 4
Mise
Minneapolis
Henry Vil
Annox
Mra Wright
San
Monguy
Harty Ober
Hobey
Aveny
Amy Abip
Des Moines Western league sets assists and chances records
In Des Moines on an August day against St Joseph the Western league team posted 43 assists in a nine inning game, 27 putouts, and AO total chances, with the shortstop credited for 13 assists and the outfielders making only three fielding errors, all reported as records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Italian resident in Bennington abducts infant at orchard home
An apparent kidnapping scare in Bennington turns out to involve Joseph Nappa, an Italian resident, who entered The Orchards, seized Edward Everett’s six month old daughter, and claimed he was taking the child to Ben Venue. He was arrested after being confronted by staff and later examined by a physician.
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Bennington, Ang
Olt
Bennington
Joseph Nappa
Kappa
Edward H. Everett
Mr. Everett
Ate
Nappa Sree Hn
James Colgate
New York
Rev William Crosby Succeeds P J Long at Montpelier
Burlington reports Rev William P Crosby of Proctor will replace Rev P J Long in Montpelier. Crosby, a Ludlow native, was ordained in Montreal on December 17 1904 and has served at St Peter’s Rutland St Mary’s Cathedral and Hyde Park missions before leading Proctor since July 1918. He was born in Ludlow in 188.
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Burlington
William P. Crosby
Proctor
Joseph Rice
P. J. Long
Montpelier
Crosby
Ludlow
Montreal
St Peter’s Church
Rutland
St. Mary's Cathedral
Hyde Park
Father Croaty
Forest Fire Quelled Amid Heavy Rain in Cyunesoe Me
A severe forest fire near Cyunesoe, Me, was largely stopped by a heavy downpour. Volunteers and Martland firefighters used engines and wagons to fight flames and then returned to quarters as rain eased the danger.
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Cyunesoe
Martland
Ned Howe
Pound Sterling Rise Amid Mixed International Rates
The London market showed a firmer tone with the pound strengthening against several currencies as European and Nordic quotes moved. The London quotation advanced six points with notable gains in pesetas and other key rates including Swiss francs and Danish krona, while Scandinavian currencies saw modest shifts.
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SMG
Lonal Maes
London
Ebor
Ces
Hite
Switzmand
Copenhagen
Stickholm
Halland
Mayflower Yachting Party Nears Home
A report from August states the Mayflower return party in New Hampshire is nearing home. The yacht was about seventy miles southeast of Cape Henlopen in Delaware Bay as dawn broke over the morning.
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Mayflower
Pres. Harding
Cape Helepen
D.C
New Hampshire
Cape Nelepen
Deleware Bay
Untitled Car Crash Report From Weintenville Street Scene
A damaged local notice describes a car sideswipe incident on a Weintenville street. The report mentions a van and a named witness Corti, with left fender damage and related injuries or damage noted, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Bette
Esa
Morse
Vans
Mordyrock
Oll Wien
Corti
Weintenville
Fender
Bethelman Twice Robbed In Store Burglary
A Bethelman general store and residence were entered overnight, with $338 stolen in currency and checks from two purses. Main Street storefront near the Central Vermont station. burglar entered via upstairs then downstairs, taking $3 38 and some checks while the owner slept. Police seek clues as to method and timing of the break-in.
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Ithes
Aug
F. L. Martin
Martin
Main Street
Central Vermont Rilroad
Mrtin
Elmer Stark
Mr. Martin
Mr Martin
Ten Mild Smallpox Cases At Asylum
Waterbury reports ten mild smallpox cases at the state hospital for the insane after a new patient introduced the disease. The ward is quarantined and inmates are sedated while officials urge no visitors to the institution. Superintendent E A Stanley says the outbreak is under control.
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Waterbury
Aug
State Hospital
Honoo
EA. Stanley
Died at 59 Mrs Margaret Griffin passes in Barre
Mrs Margaret Finnery Griffin aged 59 died peacefully at her daughter Donna Griffin’s home on Park Street after years of ill health. Born in Ennis Ireland in 1862 she immigrated to Canada and settled in Ontario before moving to Barre several decades ago. She leaves 11 children 36 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren with a large Barre family. Funeral plans pending St Marys Catholic Church with Catholic cemetery interment.
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Margaret
Finnery Griffin
Donna
Alisit
America
Canaque
Ontario
Thomas Griffin
Griffey
Almonte
Barre
Marrion
John H
Kutin
Griffin
Mre
Jureday
St. Manies
Gi Ieaving
Berkley Street
Paginal at Graniteville Funeral Details
In Graniteville a funeral service for St Sylvester's church took place Saturday morning. The poll bearers listed include eminent Gareran and Premk Bourgett with Ed Fournier and Fred Tangrhamp assisting. The service proceeded to St Sylvester's cemetery for interment.
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St. Sylvester's
LaChenre
Barre Boy Mercer Wins Vermont State Golf Championship
Rutland August 8 Vermont state golf title goes to 17 year old Leslie W. Mercer of Barre who defeated Frank Taussig of Teria Field Club 6 5 in a 36 hole final. Mercer led by five after nine holes and maintained a slim margin through the second round, finishing strong with a 40 on the final lap to clinch the victory. Frank Taussig won the playoff for low qualifying score, while Frank Clark Ekwanok claimed the first division runner up spot.
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Rutland
Vermont
Vey
Taussig
Foy
Mercer
Frank T. Clark
Ekwanok
Frank Taussig
Leatie W. Mercer
Barre
Frank Twusaly
Corset
Frank ‘T. Clark
B. L. Shields
Mt. Anthony
R. W. Maynard
Waubanakee
A. F. Woddtin
Loving
F. le Chaffee
G. W. Raymond
J. P. Katey
Brattleboro
Gross Sore Prise
Frank W. Agan
Lui HO
Maccabees Picnic at Caledonia Park Delights Members
Ladies of the Maccabees of Harmon Review hosted a Saturday picnic at Caledonia Park with 75 to 01 attendees including husbands and friends. Contests for boys and girls, a baseball throw, races for married and single contestants, and dances entertained, while refreshments and social games completed a cheerful afternoon.
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Harmon Review
Caledonia Park
Edmond Norman- Idew
John Corskie
Robins McDonald
Winona Lillie
Robert Phillips
William
Lillie
William Lillie
Phillips
James Murray
Elmer Clark
Iitet
Alex, McKennie
Margaret Clark
Miex Yarland
Mice Deloria Forresting
Ndwad
Virginia Bennett
Linscall
Witliam Hillie
Robert Pili
Alex
Simpeon
Simpson Blanchard Tie The Knot In Washington Wedding
Otto Das Simpson of Washington wed East Barre’s Hessie O Blanchard Saturday evening at Ne home 6 Camp Street in a ring ceremony. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Blanchard of East Barre graduated from Spaulding High School. The groom is a farmer in Washington and many friends wish them prosperity.
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Otto Das Simpson
Washington
Hessie O. Blanchard
East Barre
James Rege
Camp Street
Aed
Will Blanchard
Enet Barre
Spaulding High School
East Orange
Coga
Accidents Mostly Slight in Barre Area Traffic
A flood of brief accident notices lists Barre residents Merle Catto and Vincent Catto among drivers, withRB. Canta and Pred Cladin involved in collisions, and Leo Barre and Packant of Stowe cited for minor incidents. Reports mention a dog being run over near East Montpetier Pond and a creamery run interrupted by a car accident with minor damages and no serious injuries.
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Othe
Merle
Vincent Catto
Barre
Montpetier
Canta
Cladin
Corinth
Lisbom
N.hs
FC Wetemome
Daree
Leo Barre
Moree
Agree [Packant
Stowe
Fire damages South Barre Granite Co plant in Barre
A blaze at the South Barre Granite Co plant in Barre Center destroyed the entire roof and damaged machinery and wiring. Fire officials indicate the fire started outside the main plant near the boiler room, possibly from children playing near the building. Insurance covers losses across three agencies. investigation continues with a suspect boy questioned by authorities.
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South Main and
Circle Street
David Rennie
Aurelia Bardelli
South Main Street
South Barre Granite Co
Walter Johnson
Howland
Nnance
Rte
Lews
McAllister & Kent
Drew Lynde
G. Herbert Pape
A.preble
Henry
Furio Abbiatti
Charles Abbiatti
South Barre Granite Co. Inc
Messrs
Carlo, Brusetti
Eugenio Cozzi
Martino Bertolini
James Moruszi
Adie & Milne
Turing
Death of John Marr in Williamstown
John Marr aged 71 or 72 died Sunday after years of ill health. He previously stayed at Otisville tuberculosis sanitarium and was a granite worker in Williamstown and nearby areas. Born in 1874 in Loghaven Craigen Aberdeenshire Scotland, he came to the United States 22 years ago. He leaves two sisters and a brother in Sewteee. Services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Marr home in Williams town with Rev. Charles Walsh officiating. Friends may view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marr
United States
Williamstown
Willamstown
Hemme
Williams Town
Charles 1
Walsh
George Mutch Funeral Held At Sister’s Home
The funeral for George Mutch, who died Friday morning after illness of about six months, was held Sunday at 2 o'clock at the home of his sister Mrs. Peter Mutch in Ottawa. Interment followed at the Ganoc Cemetery. Flower tribute came from the immediate family with pallbearers Allan Milne, Damian McMitter, William Young, DW MacDonald, and Robert Kuyer, with their daughter Faith from Williamstown.
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George Muteh
Hia Slater
Peter Muteh
Casitas
Allan Miloe
Damean McMittem
Wiliam Ma Alert
Emf
DW. MacDonald
Mieeh
Medd
Robert Kyrerh
Williametren
Gold Bar Racepte New York The Typewistny Fan 7 4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions New York and a possible race or event with figures 7 and 4. The legible elements include locations and a person or title, but the full meaning is unclear. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm names, dates, or outcomes.
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Blunt's Reef
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