Bank Closed by Injunction In Massachusetts Savings Bank
Justice Shelton of the Massachusetts Supreme Court issued an injunction halting Greenfield Savings Bank from further business. State bank commissioner Pierre Jay stated deposits totaling about $2,000,000 were at risk and cited bad real estate transactions as grounds for the action. The closure followed a court order directing the bank to stop all deposits and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Shelton
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Junction
Greenfield
Mass
Pierre Jay State Bank
Greenfield Savings Bank
Justice Baan
Supreme Court
Har
Jayes
Tee Lear
Dr McIvar Admits Being Patted by Nurse in Hospital Probe
The council plans a civic inquiry after testimony alleging abuse and overdosing amid conditions at Burbank Hospital. Interne Mix Foote Staples and other staff deny misconduct, while discussions about treatment, supervision, and alleged vulgar remarks surface amid a typhoid outbreak in St. Albans officials report.
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McIvar
Burbank
Mix Foote Staples
Mrans
George A. Melvar
University of Vermont
Interne. Com
Evide
Mise Lemay
Jocker
Nan
Tragic Shooting in Chicago Apartment Ends in Death
In Chicago at 706 North Clark Street a revolver misfire killed Bertha Tuckermann, wife of a fruit dealer, after a housemaid was handed a pistol by George Busse. The accident occurred as Busse intended to arm the maid for protection. no arrests were made. General Gerard and family were present as the victim died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tunep
Brovbar
Fred A. Bun Fa
Ihea Moe
Tockermann
Milany N.Y
Gen
A.C. Gerard
George Byste
Aeromad Meee
Ale
Tuckermann
Mauro Busse
Gerard Amt Mex
Alfred
Gerard
George Busse
Cincinnati
Japan avoids broader war amid wartime fiscal strain
A fragmentary report outlines Japan seeking to avoid war with the United States while warning of a potential conflict with Russia after the Anglo Japanese agreement. It notes heavy taxes on widows of veterans, exhausted fleet funds, and officials preparing for possible hostilities with Russia as the English treaty nears expiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Tigt
Russia
Clan Ronald Sinks with 46 Sailors Lost
Melbourne reports the steamer Clan Ronald in a total wreck near Edithsburg with the captain and 46 crew lost. The vessel drifted toward shore before sinking as boats arrived. eighteen crew members were rescued.
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Edithsburg
Melbourne
Train wreck kills Halifax mail special crew in derailment
A Halifax English mail special derailed near Campbellton station during a 50 mph run. Engines five mail coaches and a Pullman were overturned. The fireman and other crew were injured or killed as the engine jumper fell free and Pryer of Moncton suffered severe scalding.
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Halifax
N.S
Campbellton
Fire destroys Vermont Venner mill in Haven, suspect arrested
In St. Johnsbury Vermont, the Williams Manufacturing mill at Fast Haven burned last night, destroying most of the plant and about 1000 in finished stock. The loss is estimated at nearly 995000 with only the engine house saved. Melvin Nelson, discharged by the company, was arrested on a charge of setting the fire and will be heard this afternoon. State’s Attorney Hunt of Island Pond prosecutes.
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St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Williams Manufacturing Company
Fast Haven
Enging
Melvin Nelson
Neleon
Ge Ln Hunt
Island Pond
Nelson
Ashland Fire Destroys D C Merrill Block on Main Street
Fire in Ashland New Hampshire gutted the D C Merrill block on Main Street early Saturday, causing total loss of the wooden building and damaging the ground floor tenant Mrs Shallow and a band hall on the top floor. Owner D Merrill reports about $2000 in loss with $1500 insurance. Joe Velker and family reportedly near death in the tenement on the second floor at 102avelock.
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Ashland
D. C. Merrill
Main Street
Joe
Velker
Shallow
D. ©. Merrill
Burglars Start Fire Destroys Cananoque Turner Block
Fire in Cananoque Ontario yesterday destroyed the Turner block with an estimated loss of 110000. The Grand Opera house built a year ago for 820900 was burned. Major losers include Clifford Line, Corrigan Co, and Peters brothers restaurant. Police suspect burglars who robbed a jewelry store set the blaze to divert attention.
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Cananoque
Ont
Turner
Clifford Line
Corrigan & Co
Oi Goods
Peters Brothers
Colonial Theatre
Theatre Fire Damages Bath Columbia Interior
Bath Maine February 1 A blaze in the Columbia Theatre dressing room badly damaged the interior. The fire confined to the amusement hall and smoke and water harmed ground floor stores. Total loss estimated at 410000 covered by insurance.
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Bath
Columbia Theatre
Westerday
Fire at Hoosick Falls damages Wood block
A fire yesterday in Hoosick Falls destroyed Wood's house and the top floor of the Walter A. Wood block. Estimates place the loss at about 80,000 dollars.
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Hoosick Falls
Wood
Walter A. Wood
Bellows Falls Starts No License Campaign Yester day
A statewide anti liquor drive was launched in Bellows Falls with church leaders and local advocates forming a coalition. Supt. Ferguson of Burlington spoke at the Universalist Church morning event and urged churches to unite to curb sales, citing past prohibitions and urging action from congregations. Speakers included Rev. Badger Lyndonville Rev. Puller and Rev. Swithh, with Rev. Pratt and others leading the local effort.
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Lellows Falls
Vermont
Clarmnen J. Ferguson
Burstlington
United States
J. BE. Badger
Hanover
N.hs
Universalint Vchorch
J. F. Puller
Lyndonville
Baptist Eunrch
Wilton ‘Swithh
West Concord
Methodist
Hodicanee
A. P. Pratt
Vivian A. Hendee
F. L. Teavitt
J. W. Moore
Spelling Bees Revived in Central Caledonia Union
In St. Johnsbury Harvey TMar hank district superintendent revived old fashioned spelling schools across Danville Walden and Waterford with satisfactory results. Final conte held in Ft Johnsbury Saturday. Winners include Thelma Burbank Dustville in speaking and Florence Clement Danville in spelling for section one and Grace Way Danville Albert Stevent Walden in section two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Harvey Tmarhank
Central Caledonia Superieion Union
Danville
Walden
Waterford
Ft. Johnsbury
Minnes
Amy B. He
Eva L. Wilde
St. Johnwbeshire
Dorothy B
Thelma & Burbank
Dustville
Grace M. Way
Florence V. Clement
Albert W. Stevent
Dog Fought Rescuers and Guarded Body By Night
The faithful dog guarded a frozen body beside Hanscombe's broken gun. The victim lay exhausted after wandering and possibly collapsed, with the animal remaining by the remains throughout the night.
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Eirima
Hanscombe
Miller-Reed wedding in Bellows Falls home
Misa Cora Miller daughter of Mia and William Miller of Suxtona River street married Reed son of 150 Westminster street Saturday at the bride’s mother home Rev J W Moore of the First Baptist church officiated. Privates relatives attended. Reed works for a Vermont farm machine company. Miller was a senior in high school. The event also marked the joint anniversary of Elmer Ey Reed and spouse with a quiet breakfast at noon at the home of Mr and Mrs W S Fuller in Gageville.
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Bellows Falls
Misa Cora Miller
Mia
William Miller
Suxtona River Street
Reed
Westminster Street
J. W. Moore
First Baptist Church
Nopr
Vermont Farm Machine Company
Miss Miller
Wed
Itpom
Ents
Zire
Elmer Ey Reed
W. 8. Fuller
Gageville
Weather Up North in Feb Reports Wide Temperature Swing
Reports from Richford Swanton and St Albans on February 1 show extreme readings with Richford at 91 degrees above zero in the morning, while St Albans morning lows ranged from 16 to 18 degrees below zero and Swanton varied from 10 to 1 below zero. The grid shows a chaotic cold snap across northern towns.
Deer shooting charge leads to small fee at Franklin court
Frank Wetherby faced a day in Montgomery village court on a charge of shooting a deer during the ops wagon and failing to show the head to a game warden. He was held in a $1.50 fee at the March term of Franklin county court.
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Montgomery
Frank Wetherby
Spaby
Franklin County
unclear OCR: international dispute mentions Turkey Bulgaria and Germany
Fragmentary text reports on a diplomatic stance involving Turkey and Bulgaria with references to Germany and other nations. Lacking coherent context, it hints at positions or negotiations but provides no clear actions, dates, or outcomes.
Earthquake Shock Rattles Montreal Areas
A minor quake struck parts of Montreal causing brief tremors in elevated districts on February 1. No injuries reported as residents described a light shake and rattled windows across several neighborhoods. Authorities say there is no damage threat and monitoring continues.
No clue to robbers in Hofbrau Haus case
Proprietor reports a robbery at the Hofbrau Haus with 5500 in cash and several valuable papers and checks missing. Police say there is no clue to the burglars, and Burlington’s distinction is noted in the report.
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Hofbrau Haus
McCabeSought in Forgery Case In Vermont
Sheriff Tracy pursues William McCabe for forging Arthur Lamson’s name on a $4 check at a Northfield store. McCabe, last heard in Brookfield, is wanted on forgery charges after allegedly delivering checks for a Randolph creamery and fleeing toward St Albans before authorities traced him via telegram and circulars. Local efforts aim to bring him back to Vermont for disposition.
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McCabe
Arthur Lamson
Brookfield
Northfield
Frank H. ‘Tracy
Montpelier
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Willian McCabe
Arthur Lamon
Brookilid
Moors Forke
N.Y
Randolph
Northfielt
St. “Albans
St. Albans
N. E. 1 Percent Tart Parade Draws Connecticut Guard Help
The New Haven committer Frank Worth leads 250 men for the parade as the only Connecticut group to apply so far. Gov Lilley arrives with two National Guard companies and likely the governor’s unit from Massachusetts joins with a brigade, staff, and Worcester Continentals in an independent aviation element.
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New Haven
Frankworth
Lilley
Connecticut National Guard
Toot Guard
National Guard
Macenehuantts
Worcester Continentals
Henry C Liscom Dies Brattleboro Real Estate Dealer
Henry C Liscom 62 Brattleboro real estate and lumber dealer died of a brain hemorrhage yesterday at his Myrtle street home after two prior shocks and two hemorrhage attacks. He was a native of Hinsdale New Hampshire leaves three daughters and several siblings.
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Brattleboro
Henry C. Tiefom
Earthquake Shocks Reported in Mexico City
Mexico City reports a slight earthquake today the second in 48 hours. Cracks appeared in many buildings but no major damage noted. The Rutland News notes a Vermont sanatorium meeting reporting solid treatment records and cost figures for its patients.
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Mexico City
Death by own action of Reading man Lewis identified
Boston February 1 The man who died by his own hand in Woonsocket was revealed as Charles Thomas Lewis 40 of Reading He had been sought by police on charges of larceny involving his wife and child After traveling from Vineyard to Reading with his wife he worked as a cab driver Police Chief Laggett issued a new warrant for Lewis arrest and details of the case emerged with fragments about associates and movements in Maine and Rhode Island
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T. Lewis
Self
Woonsocket
Boston
Willam Kee
Frank Jones
B.L
Charles Thomas Lewis
Reading
Larveny
Lewi
Teading
Vineyard
Yermington
Bevy
John Merkinald
Main
Suepicion
Lewis
Lagget
Eaeks Tulbieel-ciawanuay
Mle Teland
Taken Ill On Way Home From Metngo Death In Lawsons Junction
John E Smith suffered a recurrence of stomach hemorrhage while en route home from a death in the family. He was at Sivex Junction with his brother Donald when the attack struck after a luncheon. He was moved to a hotel and doctors recommended delaying the return trip for a few days. The funeral of Angi Smith was held that afternoon.
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John BE
Sivex Junction
Joan E. Smith
Hi, la. Sinith & Coy
Donald
Hears Junction
Stith
Barre
Inez
Neoean
Orler
Kees Junction
Walt
Hwy
Smith
Dr. Sargent
Hewax
Mrs. Smith Wee
Joe W. Jackson
Angi Smith
Canadians Organize Canadian Club in Barry
A sizable group of former residents of Canada in Barry met at the Quarry Owners Association rooms in the Miles granite building to organize a Canadian club. Regulations and by-laws were drawn by appointed committees and adopted. The meeting adjourned to Friday evening at the same place for officer elections and a supper. Enthusiasm surrounds the promoters and the club’s potential.
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Barry
Miles Granite
Death of Mrs Edson in Williamstown
Mrs Edson, aged near ninety, died Saturday at 4 80 at the home of her son Charles Edson in Williamstown. She spent her life in Williamstown and died of peritonitis following intestinal obstruction. She leaves three sons Frank Godfrey, Charles Edson, and George L Edson. Funeral services set for two o clock Tuesday at her residence in Williamstown.
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Auretia
Edson
Charles Edens
Willinroetown
Mix
Eine Teene
Willismetown
Snacriel
Godfrey
Williams
Donation Day Brings Record Gifts to City Hospital
Hospital Ladies Aid Society reports donations totaling 676.92 with additional contributions to be acknowledged. Donation day last Thursday included dances and suppers, surpassing last year by over 210. Committee members include Mrs George Ny Tilden Mrs Joe W Jackson and Mrs Vaughan. Fire department and local clubs aided, with hall use and dishes provided by various groups. Net proceeds from soliciting and events calculated, with grand total to support hospital services and supplies.
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Hospital Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Ny ‘Tilden
Joe W. Jackson
Mra
Vaughan
Central Station
Piremen
Oda
Ita
Mex J Ward
Lanell
H. G. Wood- Tom
Siner
Mra. Rogers
Mandy
Errs Seves
Walter Paine Fee
Dames
Funeral of John Shaw at Ray Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for John Shaw were held at 2:80 yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian church in Ray with Rev. J. D. McKenzie officiating. Many friends attended the services. Bearers were Charles McMillan, Robert Shaw, Duncan McMillan, James Mackay, William Mackay and William Abel. Interment followed at Hope Cemetery.
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John Shaw
Presbyterian Church
Ray
J. D. McKenzie
Detone
Charles McMillan
Robert Shaw
Dyncan McMillan
James Mackay
Willian Mackay
William Abel
Hope Cemetery
115 Bodies Recovered After Disaster
A terse report states that 115 bodies have been recovered following a disaster. Canon and Chim are referenced among identified victims, with Mel and t-One buttered mentioned in connection to the event. Further details are limited in the fragment.
Barree Town man arrested at Welle River station
Michael Johnson of Barre Town was arrested Saturday evening at the Welle River station after being found by OMiedy Hamel. He pleaded first offense and paid a $5 fine. January docket entries list 12 cases, including intoxication and threats. one case involving disposal of mer program remains unsettled.
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Michael Johnson
Barre
Welle River
Omiedy Hamel
Johinson
Labor Agreement Talks Invite Montpelier Traction Workers
A conference tonight will bring together representatives of Marie Darre and Montpelier Traction and Power Demand workers seeking a new labor agreement to replace the expired pact. The prior agreement lapsed months ago and negotiations are expected to frame new terms.
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Marie Darre & Montpelier Traction
Montis Bey
Waottld
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