Labor Strike Conditions in Slate Belt Report
A Vermont labor paper relays the slate belt strike mood amid Poultney and Mathews plant protests. Unionists note bloodless morale despite extended action and increased strike pay of 85.00 weekly funded by AFL groups. bosses’ denials of the union plan are dismissed as unfounded.
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Vermont
Ieee
Yale Haven
Boriefly
Poultney Boys
Mathews
Poultney
Tone
American Federation of Labor
Dhat
Orion
Mrtal Anan
Thi
Decision Legalizes Blackmail Says District Attorney Heney
San Francisco California Yob bi Asajat by Piette Ashen eer wied as prome court Thursday for forehearing of the case in which the court of apptily remderate decision proc ees laring May New Mayors Setunite Ruef guilties of the crime of xtrecrtiom now refereing the judgment of the lower court in the Selunite cus The petition declares the decision of the court is based on law and not sie the auton ciel The petition is signed by Attorney General O S Webb Francis J Heney Willian Ht Langdon Charles Cobb and Joseph Divyer We ark for thehearing the petition reads the entic the decision with greatent respect to the court that rendered it to thie court Tes Futacious in ite logic Devoid of reason to support it Unsupported by the authorities sued vester opposed 40 hijch all which we lend in our rete think are unnoticed by the opin ery The petition contains seventy printer pages
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Heney
San Francisco
Cal
Yob
Piette Ashen
Laring
x-Mayor
Setunite Asd
Xtecrtiom
Selunite
Cus
Poe
Hungry School Children in Jersey Town Inspire Luncheon Aid
A letter to the editor in the New York Times recounts how Wescott's Express and local principal organized daily meals for about five hundred pupils at Linenlaehede School during the cold months. Funds and labor were provided by a benefactor and volunteers, with cooks preparing beef and bread while children were reassured the meals were for nourishment, not charity.
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Pally Forenty
Bert Fe
Wescott
Linenlaehede
Childsen
Sehidol
Athens
Wencutt
Gener
Principe
Eee
Woepott
Janehesn
New York Times
Ex Governor of Jersey Indicted in Banking Case
Foster M. Yoor and G. Coombs, former officials of Hawkers Life Insurance, are indicted by a special grand jury in New Jersey banking case. Investigation follows a report by the Superintendent of Insurance and the district attorney’s office. Court action proceeds in criminal court with Stallion Dowling presiding.
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New York
Foster M. Yoor
New Jersey
Anit G. Coombs
Promt
Wen Invew
Voorhers
Hawkers’ Life Insuraice Tompeny
Anit
Coowae
Ribiganie Gracie Dhasieyperin
Vermont Postmasters Named in Fourth Class List
Vermont notices announce fourth class postmasters in Rutland and Orleans counties including Forestale in Rutland and West Derby in Orleans. Vermont soldiers home report shows 43 average present with 84 on hand mid month. no new admissions in early days. Brattleboro banker Dunham enters Republican senatorial race in Windham county. Norwich University and Iceland curios referenced in civic notes.
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Vermont
Porestale
Rutland County
Loin
Berner
W. HB. Avery
West Derby
Orleans
Gaunby
Loomis
Miller
C. B. Cobleigh
Bennington
Cave
Oldent Odd Fellows Honor 6d Anniversary in Burlington
Burlington hosts the Oldent Odd Fellows as the Vermont lodge marks its six decades since 1845 foundation. The event featured venerable A Onstie, the lodge’s oldest member, and Quatle who joined Green Mountain in 1847, addressing the assembly of about 120 at tables.
Ministers Conference Meets in Burlington Vermont
The fourth annual gathering of the Universalist and Unitarian churches of Vermont and the Province of Quebec convened in Burlington. Rev. C. F. of Albans delivered a talk on modern church methods, with sessions on church strength and weakness, a visit to the University of Vermont, and an address by Rev. A. Francty Waleb. Writings cover cures of faith and church duties, a business conference, and a choir recital at Ware memorial parsonage.
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Universalist and Unitarian
Chumbes
Vermont
Quebesortitte
Uni- Stsese
Burlaes
Suketry
Toewlay
Anon
Charles J. Staplen
Rev
C. F. Ie
Albans
R. Maxwell
Walpole
University of Vermont
Ani
Buckles Limebeon
Ware Memorial Parsonage
Wiviows
P. A. Addres
A. Francty Waleb
Tavertutly
Jantion
Patity Menetton
Wupper
E. Morggraf
North Hetles
P.roloridade
Fire at Fairfield Center Blazes Through Property
Fairlie Genter reports a fire at Fairfield Center on February 15. The blaze damaged a shed owned by Cheen Maginnas, with smoke and heat detected near the boiler area. Investigators note unknown causes and potential boiler hazards as authorities assess the scene.
Native of Williamstown Woman Dies in Burlington
Helen Perry Ballard widow of the late Ballard died yesterday morning in Burlington. A native of Williamstown, she lived in the city and was connected with the local community. Funeral arrangements and fuller details remain to be announced.
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Helen M. Ballard
Burlington
Yeaterday
Pather Chadwick on Value of Sports
Henry Chadwick, father of baseball, spoke at the Church of Our Father on a moral view of sports. He urged that healthy pastimes build discipline, keep youths away from vices, and should be part of education with focus on fitness and proper temperance.
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Brooklyn
Henry Chadwick
Church of Our Father
Grand Avenue
Lafforts Place
Chadwick
Avery
Diane
Boye
Chai
Refund on Tar Syrup Promised by Local Firms
A 56 cent bottle of Gresne's Warranted Syrup of Tar is guaranteed to cure coughs and colds with a refund if unsatisfactory. A 25 cent bottle is offered to prove effectiveness, with money back upon request. Red Cross Pharmacy and several merchants including EB Crown and J Hi Kendrisk listed as signatories.
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Red Cross Pharmacy
EB. A. Crown
J Hi Kendrisk & Co
D. I. Davis
Ee L. Bdson
J. A. McArthur
W. A. Milex & Co
McAllister Bros
D. OC. Howard
A. A. Cumming
J. W. Parmenter
New Life Clinic Featured At Kosping Open House
An odd fragment from a local page mentions an event at Kosping Open House and references a New Life clinic. It includes partial phrases about pills, pharmacy, and individuals linked to a memorial context, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
Public Notice and Hair Treatment Ad Fragments
Fragmented OCR notes advertise Herpicide claiming root germ kill for hair loss. Mentions Detroit and Papin Bros and a public survey for train service. Reads like scattered ad copy from a 20th century newspaper with unclear context.
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Johnson
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