04 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1920
Page
1
Longe is alleged to have confessed his part in the Hayes murder. He claimed he hired foreigners to strike Hayes down and aided in carrying the murdered man’s body to the Castleton River where it was thrown.
Peter Longe, among five arrestees in the Hayes murder near Fair Haven on October 4, reportedly claimed that others were not with him when Hayes was beaten and dragged to the Castldon river. Officials say Longe confessed to involvement in the death while alleging foreign aid, and Freemen Lovell, Bard, and Lovell were later detained for further hearings. The case hinges on Longe’s statements and the timing card placing Lovell at the mill on the night of the crime.
Maverhill, Mass December 4 A heated wrangle pits Haverhill high against Everett high of Everett Washington over whether Haverhill defeats Ducal school at Jacksonville Florida December 1 in a proposed Florida trip William Broderick of the Haverhill team says the squad would travel anywhere in the country if the school board sanctions more trips and conditions for a contest can be arranged
OCR garble shows characters exchanging terse, halted speech. A female demand interrupts a scene where a clerk or witness becomes entangled in a dispute. Names and clearer context are unreadable, leaving a vignette of tension and partial dialogue.
Mrs Muriel Mac Swiney widow of Cork lord mayor Terence MacSwiney arrived aboard the Celtic in New York to testify before a committee on Ireland. A crowd greeted the landing with mourning bands and flags as parade plans formed though the sisters kept to themselves awaiting the committee’s word.
Talk of the Town notes several residents traveling for hunting and vacation. Pred Houghton Michael Russell Lydia Scott returns to Montreal Beatrice Knapp and others relocate for visits and work. A two day church fair concludes with strong turnout. local roadwork progress noted amid regional rail reconfiguration. A dispatch reports Armenian soviet forces capture Erivan amid political upheaval.
Argentina's foreign minister Horatio Pueyrredon handed Paul Hymans a letter announcing withdrawal from the League. The Argentine delegation then absent from the opening meeting in Geneva, with Honorio Pueyrredon refusing to discuss the move at the hotel as South American reaction grew.
Athens reacts to a joint note from Britain France and Italy regarding the possible return of King Constantine. Cabinet meets as plebiscite may be delayed and Greeks may go to Venice on December 13 to meet Constantine. Editorials oppose Constantine's return while editors warn allies may influence Greek policy.
Harding spent the morning in Newport News returning to U.S. Soul activities. The event highlighted his support and re engagement with ongoing civic efforts.
Newark dispatch notes President-elect Harding and party landed at Newport News at 10 am to tour the city before traveling to Norfolk. The steamship Pastores carrying Harding reached Cape Henry at 6:10 pm and proceeded to Old Point, with officials absent to meet due to an unexpectedly early arrival.
Romeo Susena 42 died at his home on Berlin Street after a long tuberculosis illness. A Montpelier native and former clarinetist for the Montpelier Military band, he belonged to Eagles Modern Woodmen of America and the stone cutters union. Survived by wife, daughter Norma, two Montpelier brothers, Joseph of Barre, and sister Mrs. Caroline Adams of Montpelier. Funeral arrangements expected Sunday with local officials attending.
Commissioner Leavens told Barre readers the Vermont Fish and Game Department is the state’s sole client and needs a $10,000 appropriation for an educational campaign. He urged higher hunting licenses fees to fund enforcement and wardenship, arguing education boosts compliance and law enforcement effectiveness.
Continued on fifth page reports the return ceremonies at Cheater Hall Cheaster Pa with more than a dozen governors present from the governors conference at Harvishing. Governor Coolridge on program for remarks while the restored city hall marks Republican victory era. Details about the hall’s restoration and headquarters are included.
The Nantucket Shoals lightship, a floating mark for trans Atlantic shipping, was torn from its moorings in a Thursday night storm reaching 90 mph. After an anxious search and wireless reports from several ships, it was found at New Bedford and preparations made to restoring moorings before returning to duty.
Judge H. BD presided over a Monpeliee federal session recess with about a dozen defendants set to appear Monday afternoon. A. bee Chase of Canaan pleaded guilty to whiskey and wine charges. one man fined 100 for a previous four day sentence under federal statutes. Wealthy defendants and penalties dominated the session as attorneys argued remaining cases.
A damaged notice reports no indictment in the case of Donel Hendrick killed in a boating collision near Dartington on June 4. Investigators described the death as accidental and noted no criminal charges were filed.
Spaulding High School hosted a vivid concert by the senior glee club and orchestra with Priscilla's Dream spanning 1620 to 1920. The program included The Mail Plane, To a Wild Rose, Comrades in Alma, and The Pilgrim Fathers, ending with America O Bowful. The event raised about $100 for the orchestra fund. One-half the amount due depositors at Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co will be paid December 15. proof of deposit is required by December 8.
Ernest LeBrecque paid a $150 fine in federal court for entering the country illegally and was ordered deported to Richford. The case ties to prior liquor trouble and a stabbing incident involving Fitzgerald of Linnean, with other associates deported or fined and immigration officers noting LeBrecque’s unfitness to remain in the country.
New York reports an unusual rise in Christmas tree demand. Higher imports from Canada and rapid seasonal planting push prices up as growers note shortages and expanding distribution to meet a busier holiday market.
Barre Board of Trade will act as clearinghouse for distributing payments to Christmas Savings club depositors of Barre Savings Bank and Trust. Three other Barre banks Granite Savings Bank and Trust People’s National Bank and Quarry Savings Bank will advance funds to cover half the amount due, with repayments and dates set through December.
A fragmented notice describes a street car collision involving a motor vehicle. The readable fragments note emergency responders and a potential investigation, with limited clarity on names, locations, or outcomes. The event appears urban, with streetcar routes and roadway activity impacted.
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