Kellogg Toaster Corn Flake Firm Charged With Price Fixing
Detroit December 2 Kellogg Co and officers face Sherman act action in federal court over alleged price fixing on corn flakes. Suit names Kellogg, W Kellogg and Andrew Boar with alleged use of a patented carton to control wholesale and retail resale prices. Government seeks injunctions to stop price constraints and enforce fair competition. A separate report details a shooting at a family wedding where Taylorville resident Telder wounded Mrs Fisher and others before police neutralized the attacker.
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Detroit
Kellogg Toaster
United States
Wickersham
Ian
Alice
Woman Dies in House Fire Near Winding
A woman, 63, perished in a house fire in Wattrrn area on December 2. Investigators say an explosion may have caused the blaze as Mrs Han, the victim, attempted to flee with her children. Firefighters battled the flames amid smoke and perilous conditions.
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Mare
Dee
Han
Montpelier Youth Faces Court On Theft Charge
A 10 year old boy appeared in Montpelier court today on a theft charge. Police reports say the case was postponed pending disclosure. Regular meeting of St Johns court was announced for the evening with a note that proceedings would proceed after adjournment.
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St. John's Cwurt
Eprey Domands Tnt
Taft Plans Return Before Nomination In Panama
Panama December 26 President Taft decides not to nominate civil governor of the canal zone or other officials until returning to the United States It is believed Col George W Goethals may be appointed to the post The president visited the Culebra cut and then toured Panamas ruined old city Buccaneer Morgan sacked and razed it The presidential party expected to sail from Colon tonight aboard the battleship Arkansas en route to Key West Florida
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Panama
Taft
Canal Zone
Eiher
George W. Goethals
Culebra
Canal
Panama City
Morgan
Colon
Key West Stuoy
Gas near-miss saves Rita Ladue and aunt in Burlington
Rita Ladue, 12, and her aunt barely survived a gas incident sparked by a faulty heater on North Street. The room filled with fumes overnight, but both were revived after Dr. J. W. Courtney and restoratives were used. By evening they showed rapid improvement.
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Burlington
Rita Ladue
Mia
Artur Ladue
North Street
J. W. Courtney
Schooners Blown Ashore and Rescue at Sea
Reported offshore storms blew schooners ashore along the Channel coast. Crews of Alder and others reached St Merre Roail after a strenuous struggle, while a purse was presented for the rector. Christmas Eve services at Welmstervitly concluded with a large gathering and gifts to parents and children.
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Tey
Vasinquer's
Sland
Adove
St. John
Gieenely
W. M. Teattie
Explosion in Panama City Not Linked to Taft Visit
Washington dispatches report an explosion in the park opposite the Tivoli hotel during President Taft's hall event in Panama. Rivalry between two local merchants is cited as the cause, with officials insisting the blast was outside the district Taft used and not connected to his visit.
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Washington
D.C
Tivoli Hotel
Panama
Taft
Panama Legation
Christmas Rush Eases for Merchants and Carriers
Christmas week relief comes to merchants clerks postal workers and express staff though pressure lingers for carriers. The 912 Christmas pace in 24 hours stretched post office lines and gift distribution, with a backlog easing but not vanished as Monday’s delay hit. Carriers Garrity and Gates oversee parcel runs amid heavy shipments and holiday cards.
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Sam
Postolfiee
Jeans
Garrity
Gates Weing
Santa Visits City Hospital Brighten Christmas Mood
Santa Claus, a frequent visitor at City hospital this year, brightened patients and staff with fruit, candy, and gifts. St Monica's church ladies opened the season with treats, followed by the Kilote club of eleven girls bringing more gifts. A twelve year old patient received a large gift bag as Christmas extended with flowers and food.
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Santa Claus
City Hospital
St. Monica’s Church
Christian Eve Ie
Sunto
Con
Salvation Army Christmas toy and supply distribution
Capt Brant of the Salvation Army reports about twenty five baskets of Christmas supplies distributed and roughly 100 people made happier by the effort. The annual Christmas tree event at the distribution site is planned for Monday at the Odd Fellows Lodge with KR news team coverage.
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Salvation Army
Brant
Hen Corpe
Hervey
Renae
Bane
Whiskey Raid Yields Stash Under Stove in Granitevile
In Granitevile deputies exposed two pints of whiskey and equipment under a stove during a raid at the home of James Kurright. Several defendants faced Judge with mixed pleas. some plead guilty and posted bail, others plead not guilty and had cases continued to Saturday and Friday. Additional arrests on intoxication charges included Victor Johnson of Barre and Fred McLaughlin. court actions varied from fines to continuations as officers reported the findings and proceedings.
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Nat Gality
House of Dames Kur
Granitevile
Sherif WF
Cutler
ML Morrison
Kivright
Wis
Wily Miles
Wach
Enright Howe
Kitehes
Newosanre
Victor Johnson
Barre
Sinclair
River Street
SKC
Fred Claighlingle
Herre
Te Son Tine
Johnson
Meleod
Scott
Throat Cut With Razor Crime Report in Seanerville
Boston December 26 Michael Collins appeared in Seanerville police court charged with murdering his brother in law Joseph W McLaughlin at a Christmas celebration yesterday He pleaded not guilty and was held without bail for a hearing next Tuesday Police allege Collins killed McLaughlin by slashing his throat with a razor.
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Enats
McLaughlin
Willem Morren
Gamble
Ulfforl Blair
Montpelier
McLeod
Chicago
Conway
United Gas Fitters
Thomas Freer
Thetiion
Boston
Joseph W. Mclaughlin
Michael Collins
Nunity
Seanerville
Aris
Colfing
Death of John Nicholson Granite Worker of Barre
John Nicholson a granite cutter and maker from Barre died yesterday morning at Saranac Lake New York where he sought tuberculosis treatment for the past three months He was born in Linwick 48 years ago and moved to Barre four years ago He was a member of the Odd Fellows and Clan Gordon and attended the Presbyterian church He leaves his brother Kenneth of Barre and another brother George and four sisters in Linwick Lynadonville Littleton Sears town and Linwick The funeral and burial will be in Linwick
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John Nicholson
Barre
Seranae Leake
N. Y
Kenneth Nicholson
Saranse Lake
H. G. Boyer
Noble
Hiawatha
LO. D. Fy
Kenneth
George
Lynadonville
Littleton
N. It
Sears
Town
Linwick
Ginwick
Former Barre Man Dead Declares Frasier Death
John Mc Fraser, 36, formerly of Barre and Havre, died yesterday afternoon at his parents’ home 50 Cherry Street after an illness of under two weeks. He had returned from New York days earlier and suffered gastritis leading to complications. Survived by four brothers and two sisters, he led a life in business with Fraser Baker Co and was active in Elks, Masonry, and local clubs.
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John Fraser
Cherry Street
Fraser
New York
Hugh
Troy
N. Y
George
Pawtucket
R. L. Duncan
William
Died in Sanatorium After Tuberculosis Treatment
Word reached Mrs. James McKeroon of 14 Street yesterday of the death of Dougie, who succumbed at the Sanaremac Lake sanatorium in New York. He had been ill for two years and sought treatment in New York. He previously lived in the city about five years, attended local schools, and was a granite cutter. The funeral will be held at First Presbyterian Church on 14 Koster Street.
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James McKeroon
Sarenac Lake
Petenday
Dougie
Sarnae Lake
N. Y
Mes Bert
Thragines
Seramee
Ben Somme
Koster
Dian Fodak
Alder men savor gifts as city meets in harmony
Aldermen entered the council chamber to find pint jars of honey syrup and candy canes at every seat, a full grown candy cane on the mayor’s chair, and a framed note from TH. Witliagn Scott. The meeting then passed without opposition a motion to seek all night lighting from Consolidated Lighting, and a special vote of thanks was given to Judge Scott and the anonymous donor.
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TH. Witliagn Scott
Scott
Consolidated Lighting Company
Habing
Rees
Ross
of Trade
City Council
Aldrich” Jihenny
Mackay
Amerman Patterson
Groll
City
Bigwood — Cemetery
Marre Savings Bank
Barre
Stasea
Hope Cemetery
Elmwood Cemetery
Bretch
Accault
Jshance
Froder
Whangee
Sherean Parkers
Marreilleras
Prey Jerty
Innes-Craig Wedding at Home of Bride’s Brother
Innes Craig Barre couple Mier Elaie Chant Willian Inte united in marriage Friday evening at Currier Street home of bride’s brother Alam Craig. Rev. W dM Beattie officiated before about 100 guests. reception followed. Groom works as granite cutter with Barclay Bros. couple to reside at 81 Currier Street.
Beckley and McKnight Wedded in Home Ceremony
Mixe Ruth Floan Beckley daughter of Mr and Mrs I O Beckley of 14 Mount Street and Robert Thomas McKnight son of Mr and Mrs Morlett McKnight of Brook Street were married yesterday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the bride home in the presence of the two families Rev J W Barnett officiating The bridal party stood beneath an arch of Christmas decorations in alars The bride wore a blue panama gown and the bridesmaid wore live sik The groom s man was David W McKnight Afterward supper was served The couple will reside at 14 Mount Street The groom is a granite cutter recently employed at Jones Bros plant The bride has been employed in her father photography studio Both are well known in the city
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Mixe Ruth Floan Beckley
Olive J. McKnight
Panama
David W. McKnight
Married at Hardwick Harry McLeod Weds Mire Rowells
Harry McLeod formerly of Barre married Mire Jennie Rowells last Saturday in Hardwick. The ceremony was by Rev. John Jones of the local Methodist church. After the wedding, the couple departed for a honeymoon trip to Tassschuaatis and Rhodesala.
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Harry McLeod
Barre
Hardwick
Jennie Rowells
John Jones
Methotet Renired
Handiwick
Rhodesala
Mont Peste
Mcfood
Jle
Spaulding High Schol
Inter
Taft Dental School
Toston
Meleod
Woodbury Granite Company
Miss Hagel Holt and George Foster Wed in Cleveland
Miss Hagel M Holt of this city and George G Foster of Boston were married at Park Congregational church Cleveland Ohio on Wednesday December 25 The bride a Spaulding high school graduate class of 1900 has worked as a stenographer in Brattleboro Northfield or Cleveland Mr Foster a Norwich university graduate class of 111 is a civil engineer with the Pennsylvania Railroad in Cleveland They will reside in Cleveland with Mrs Foster and Mr Foster.
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Hagel M
Holt
Slaughter
A. M, Holt
George G. Foster
Boston
Park Congregational Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Spaulding High School
Brattleboro
Northfield
Poster
Norwich University
Pennsylvania Rilroad Company
Foster
Love and Partis Wedding in Barre at 30 West Street
The marriage of Mrs Joanna Parts and William Lowy, both of Barre, occurred at 30 West Street on a Thursday evening in Stock Month. Rev J W Barnett officiated with Mrs S Comolli and John Carton as attendants. Only relatives and a few friends attended a brief ceremony. An informal reception followed. The couple reside with their families. the Lowe children were present and will live with their parents.
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Joanna Parts
William Lowy
Barre
West Street
Ara of Stock
J. W. Barnett
Mra
Comolli
John Carton
Mire
Lowe
Charles
Henry
Wilfred
Catherine Lowe
Liildren
Grow
Brown Howes wedding reads like small town paper tale
At the home of the bride's parents in Beckleycourt Cora Francies Howe wed Rex Francis Neown in a Christmas Eve ceremony officiated by Rev Jin B at Universaliet claret. The Plainfield bride Ethel Ment married Fred L Hirassaw of Herre with Rev Jul BR Reardon at Culversallet reimage. Several local residents attended including Swedish Mission members with notes of other social activities and church events.
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Beckleycourt
Cora Francies Howe
Rex Francis Neown
Af Barre
Jmere
Welvek
Rev
Jin B
Universaliet Claret
Plainfield
Barre
Ethel Ment
Fred L. Hirassaw
Imeer Plage
Jul BR. Reardon
Bee
Welock
Rebels Defeated in Cen Peat District Clash
Reported by Ai EE Peon, Tees and Dee say rebels faced decisive losses in the Cen peat ele operations. In the Janes Teette district clash, rebels were killed while authorities maintained control with ongoing detentions and security measures.
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Tees
Dee
Oprs
Cramer District
Janes Teette
Christmas observance at Barre churches and schools
Christmas new year ceremonies filled Barre with church services and school programs. Christkindt themes appeared in St. Marina and Sacred Heart events with Masses at 10:00 and 1:30, a midnight service, a sermon by Rev. Griffin, and floral church decorations. Kids received gifts from a Christmas tree as Santa Claus visited.
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Sen Tor
Barre
Althegh
Observancia
Uae
St. Marina’s
Sochan
Ponders
Al.riftin
Christ
Tve
Raneae
T. J. Callahan
Montpelier
Ae Ae
Niliguta
Canton
Thomas Hemel
Nelson
Annie Meteo
Grace Boland
Knights of Columbus
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Daniel J. Sufli
Van
Llmer
A. C. Griffin
James Penders
Alden Burke
Vivian Marrion
Mildred Mee
Leta
Madelina Grady
Merri
Sherr
Emmeert
Vivie Way Marriva
Mildred Meno
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Stepfather Cleary
Kellogg
Taylorville
Carpenter
Rel Fisher
Mire Fisher
Heer
Hansah Flor
Watertown
Woson
Jettersonian
Simpbeity
Minor
Montpelier Court
Oreille Forsham
Montpelier Port
Panama Canal Zone
W. J. M. Beattie
Websterville
Brazil
Pres. Taft
Merchants
Clerks
Postal and Express Co
Santa
Salvation Army Corps
Weather Feterséi
Donetaliy
Pater
Oiticets
Jamen Enright
D. J. Gallivan
Woodes
Union
Joseph McLaughlin
Michael J. Collins
Somerville
John M. Fraser
Wiliam Douglass
Innes—Craig
Willian
Alam
Craig
Currier Street
W. Dm. Beattie
Church of Thie Band
Alexander CQ
Scotland
Misniennie Smart
Robert Phillips
Barclay Bros
McKnight—Beckley
Howe
John B. Reardon
Brassaw—Hunt
Chibines
Tage
Popes
Comdy
Ase
S. Claus
Center OF the Observance
Willinksenen
Gothead J
First Baptist
Jorge TH. Halt
Gente Holt
Chri
Ly Stanton
Tolowine
Gudliberium
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