New Vermont Capitol Building Plan Favored
A Vermont House report backs constructing a new state office building on Montpelier land at 235000 to 250000 dollars. Plans cover use by the state library supreme court Vermont Historical Society and various agencies. The measure includes funds for architect plans and specifications to be available this session. The report opposes expanding the existing State House wings and notes overcrowded offices and stored records.
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State House
Capitol
Watson
St. Albans
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Eta
Nedelftionil
Montpelier
State Library
Supreme Court
Vermont Historical Society
General Assembly
Fish and Game Bill Debated and Passed
A fragmentary report notes a debate and passage of a fish and game bill. The text mentions a 10 year old boy, a street accident with a car, and various garbled names and locations. The accuracy is unclear due to damaged OCR text. the core item is the legislative action on the fish and game bill.
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Eloi
Rossioneeteel
Dan
Pantha Missing After Shipping Run with Tug Sonam
Washington dispatch says naval tug Sonam reached Quan jan with Pantha not yet heard from. Officials cite bad weather and potential detour as likely reasons for Pantha’s absence, insisting no threat to the ship’s safety. Weather may have driven Pantha off course and delayed word.
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Washington, D. C
Sonam
Hampton Hoods
Pantha
Quan
Navy Department of Helms
Eel
Coroner's Inquest Rules Heart Failure in Nash Death
London January 9 a coroner's inquest returned a verdict of heart failure in the death of Paul Nash the American consul at Budapest. The attending doctor and Nash had used a sleeping draught to combat indisposition which likely hastened his death though Nash's heart was in poor condition. The body will be cremated here and the ashes sent to Cambridge Massachusetts
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London
Paul Nash
Budapest
Nash
Isask
Cambridge
Mass
Eight Months Jail For Suffragettes In London
London law courts today sentenced militant suffragettes May Billinghurst and Louisa Gay to eight months each for damaging letter boxes and contents. Billinghurst, crippled and mobile on a tricycle, had already served several sentences in the suffrage campaign.
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May Billinghurst
Louisa Gay
London
Pon May Billinghurst
May Pillinghurst
Western Pennsylvania Flood Crisis Drives Hundreds From Homes
Western Pennsylvania faces a serious food situation as rising rivers flood the region. Hundreds have been driven from homes, many buildings partly Hooded, several thousand workers in the steel and related industries laid off. A 29 foot stage was recorded at the headwaters of the Ohio River with the stream rising six inches an hour.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Steamer Kroonland Released From Mud At Harbor Entrance
New York January 1 The outward bound steamer Kroonland freed from mud at the harbor entrance after being stuck overnight. The vessel, clearly unmanageable, was towed by tarly today and prepared to resume voyage to Antwerp via Jamaica. The Kroonland left its pier ten days ago at 10 o clock and hours later became stranded, with rescuers guiding the ship free.
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New York
Kroonland
Tie Tarly
Antwip Wath
Jesemmiere
Girls assailants sentenced in Windswr county court
Trial of Fred La Bue of Tres Rivers Quebec on rape with accomplice John Winters ended with a verdict and sentences for Eastman case. La Pine drew a term between five and twenty years in state prison for the Eastman rape and the other charge’s sentence was held open. Winters pled guilty to lesser charges and awaits sentencing.
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Wooliinck
Dlan
Windswr
Fred la Bue
Tres Rivers
P.Q
Lowrea Eastman
John Winters
Winifred Walton
LaPine
Bein
Aml Retun
Plaeilty
Winifred Walthat
Porsenn
Eastman
Winters
J’ Geihy
Elenek
Maple Sugar Awards at Vermont Maple Sugar Makers' convention
Winners announced at the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers association convention in Burlington include numerous names and awards across categories Close A artistic display First N Be n Colvin Danby. Close B athletic display First George I Lips Fairfield. notable entries include W H Taxbury West Scottsye. Jenne Richford 100. H. Robnatead Franklin 03. George U K Sprague Randolph Center 83. M D Hubbell Enosburg Falls 17. Ralph Martin Rochester D6. O H Jackson Westford. L O Wilder Middlesex. Mra Hayes Stratfonl 675.
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Burlington
Jan
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers’ Association
W. H. Taxbury
West Scothye Ee
Wood Spear
Wort Newbury
A. A. Carleston
West Newbury
T. M. Higeton
Essex Junction
J. Io “Tyler
D. A. Knopsland
Waitesfield
Miles, McMahon Co
Stowe
Walter
Abbott
Marehial
CA. Badger
East Montpelier
A. Salmon
Gilover
George C. Flint
Randolph
Oats Gould
Banny
le Alvin Smithy
W. H. Patterson
Fairfeld
Jenne
Richford
H.robnatead
Franklin
George UK. Sprague
Randolph Center
Lena Hewitt
Bristol
Calvin
Rutland
Colliam
B. York
West Lincoln
Toc
Hayes
Straffan
M.D. Hubbell
Enosbury Falls
C.K. Martin
Rochester
Ralph Martin
John C. Molden
North Chaerendon
Close A Producete
Prize butter maker wins Vermont dairy sweepstakes
The Vermont Dairy sweepstakes awarded the top prize to a Pomfret producer after judging 16 entries. Highest score reached 68 with an average around 95. Other dairy butter entries from towns including North Pomfret, Randolph Center, Hardwick, and Morrisville earned varied scores as listings detail many participants. Cheese awards also noted with Palmer Bie of New Haven achieving a high score.
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Burlington
Jae
Hull
Patethe
Vermont
Ccddhp
Pomfret
M. OK
Passimpsic
Creamery J
Charles States Bone
North Hartland
C. J. Nelson
Kant Rye
George Gible
Craton
Po Hy Ean
Montgomery
A. E. Sherburne
North Pomfret
Jehan Mond
Fast Montpees
Fuller
Jonesville
Hasward
West Faire
Flint
Randulph Center
Nory
C. F. Smiith
Morrievilles
D. J. Koyeben
R. Tage
Groton
Ores
W. Jowett & Son
Middietay
A. Wey
Sheldon
M. Lil
Marshtell
J. J. 1stFeron
East Hardwick
F. J. Ghbrdingy
Hortonville
Hayward
Middlebury
W. H. Herrington
North Pomfrett
B. Page
Randolph’ Center
Drew
South Burlington
W. M. Fini
Starksboro
W. M. Varney
Vergennen
J. 1
Candom
Pitt
L. A
S Jolson
Randolphton
Palmer Brothers
Jh. Scott
Benson
W. CL Hall
Charles MecLamn
Topsham
Vere Parma
Mewrleyre
Tony KB
East Corinth
Karl Engiman
Morrisville
Douglass
Sheldon Junction
Tikbe
Jumetimas D. Fh
Uhniaburboro
Ernest K
Unclear fragmentary report on building and people
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a scene with children, a building, and a person named Erica Veil, with scattered terms like Spench ter and Emma, but the text is garbled and yields no coherent event or outcome.
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Erica Veil
Beilding
Banker Held in Contempt Over Petroleum Syndicate
Washington sheets report banker George G. Henry of Salomon & Co. was found in contempt by the House banking and currency committee for withholding names of 24 national bank officials tied to a California Voltrateum stock syndicate. The panel seeks comptroller data, threatens new Congress action, and urges the president to direct the comptroller to provide required information.
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Washington, D. C
Hhouse Money Trust
California
George G. Henry
New York
Saloman & Corn
Comptroller of Currency
Tait
Wicklrshans
Lawrence 0. Murray
Samuel Untermyer
Untermy
Untermyer
Archbold's Agent Regains Letters in Hearst Scandal
Washington reports detail the recovery of stolen correspondence between John D. Archbold and Standard Oil. The case centers on William Randolph Hearst's network, with Gilchrist Stewart and others allegedly coordinating and photographing originals for pay. Subpoenas for Stewart, Winter, and Stump are expected as investigators pursue the chain of custody and who funded the operation.
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Washington
John D. Archbold
Stont Oil Company
Joseph B. Foraker
Lome
William Randolph Hearst
Gilchrist Stewart
New York
Stewart
Stamp
Winkfield
Mentenre
Archbold
Hearst
Foraker
Committee
Commiende
Winter
Stump
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Mate
Burial at Montpelier for Montpelier hotel man Cor Darran
The body of Cor Viccar G. Darran, a prominent White Mountains hotel man, will be brought to Montpelier today for funeral rites after services in Littleton. Attendees include the New Hampshire state legislature, White Mountain Hotel men, the Mountaineer Trade organization, and the local commandery with J Edward Wright officiating. services feature Masonry rituals and a Unitarian church tribute.
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Cor Viccar G. Darran
Prete
Sieeletom
Montpelier
Tenbary
Cotter Littleton
Menantain
Cera Coomandery
Littleton
Commandery
Edward Wright
Pf. A
Maitan
Fenermal
Citizenship Granted in United States Court at Montpelier
Twenty nine applicants were granted final papers yesterday in Montpelier as United States Court sessions concluded. Fifteen cases involved various reasons and fines. a list of names spans Montpelier, Sweden, England, Scotland, Greece, Italy, and Turkey with many locals and foreign residents among the applicants.
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United States
Montpelier
Wellive Hoverini
Aly
Eh Mara
Sweden
Umberto Mora
Montpetier
Charlon W. Cadling
England
Charles Thom
William 3.Pirle
Aexander Brew
Donald ¥. McLeod
Robert Ewen
Scotland
Flainfielt
Lutig) Fontana
Italy
Montpelier Council Votes to Pay and Build
Montpelier city council voted to pay about $100 to settle a debt involving Citebell and Kaelty. Discussion covered high school construction liability, with Mayor Ester arguing council responsibility ended when the tract was signed. Fire chief Patte urged a new hose wagon. cost about 8500, delivery March 1. Bills totaling 10,740 were paid and a general fund balance stood at 1,281,060 for January.
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Montpelier
Isin
Railey
Wik
Poor Department
Tanmaery
Barre Lodge Installation Advances Vermont Convention Plans
New Barre lodge No. 138 NEO P held officers installation led by Deputy Grand Warden Mabel W McLeod with Mrs Graham assisting. The event featured plans for the Vermont lodge New England Order of Protection convention next spring in Barre. Visitors from nearby lodges attended. several memberships were applied for. The lodge reported strong finances and growing membership, with officers named for the coming year.
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Barre
Th Lodge
Wanlen
Sara Skinner
FE. A. Williams
C. A. Spear
Archie W. Taft
Alien V. Beckley
Clerks' New Officers at Barre Wat Meeting
At the Barre wat meeting the Barre, oval, BC, PA held in Cuetle hall last evening three members were initiated and three applications received. Officers elected include President W. H. Eager first vice president Arthur L Prevor second vice president E. Haskell recording secretary Bh. I. Muggian financial secretary L. A. Heveageatures guide C. F Rogers and Dow re as member of grievance committee. John T.llnehe is delegate to CL 1. UL for sin motte. J. Houghton, Lit erate, John T. Taghan. Mr. Houghton will lene Poston Saturday night to attend district convent int A January 14.
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Wat
Barre
Oval
Cuetle Hall
W. H. Eager
Artiur L Prevor
E. Tiaskell
Rotary
Mug
HODGES-MORIN Wedding in City Celebrates Travel Attire
The couple, Miss Mise 200 ers and Harvey E Aielers of this City, were married with a service at the local post. The bride wore a traveling outfit with a matching hat. The ceremony took place amid local store activity and a gathering at the F. W. Weulwerth store.
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Harvey E
F. W. Weulwerth
Permanent injunction sought against trade restraint
The U S government won a permanent injunction against the Eastern States Retail Lumber Dealers Association, alleged to restrain trade. Final arguments had been heard years ago. the federal district court delivered the decision, with judges Hacombe Cox Ward and Noyes seated.
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Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
New York
Jan. C
United
Fire on North Main Street prompts quick auto truck response
A chimney fire in the A. Tonal block on North Main Street drew the auto fire truck from its station last night. The blaze was minor, wind spread danger controlled, and firefighters used water and chemical to prevent further damage. Smoke caused some damage, with quick action by bystanders and a call man aiding the effort. The LaFrance engine later required carburetor adjustment after travel through cold streets.
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North Main Street
Comet
Main Street
Eall
Einivol Avenue
James McLaughlin
May Start Church in Barre Proposed by Pastor Paige
Rev John M Paige of the Every Day church in Gurtington announced plans to establish a Sonia church in Barre during winter. The Every Day movement in Bartington grew to 70 members from 45 a year ago, and it advocates non creedal religion, nonsectarian religious education, private prayer, opposition to alcohol, and social uplift through brotherhood and service. For details contact John M Paige, 11 Hurlington, Vt.
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John M. Paige
Gurtington
Sonia
Barre
Bartington
Hurliewton
Married at Woonsocket and at Waferfield Unclear wording
Fragmentary OCR note recounts a marriage in Woonsocket and mentions names Royer and Lerwe with scattered references to a ceremony location and attendees. The text is garbled with many unknown terms, offering few concrete facts or dates.
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Arthur Bosworth
Kesex Junction
Mae Labelle
Henan
Peru
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Willam Wells
Dyer
Adilisey Frounty
Renon
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County
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Morriseitte
Phumley
Calligran
Norton
Clayton
Londonderry
Se Aguinet
Green
Weston
Wright
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Taft
Townsend
Martin
Bonpington
Townshend
McClellan
Plymouth
Hale
Lee
Knight
Dummerston
Ryder
Rockingham
Ateike
Donnelly
Vergiimet
Man
Lad
Torett
Freday Sale
U. S
Naval Department
Steamer Kroonland
Antwerp
Windsor
Vermont Association
Bupter
Voetory Plein
Palmer Bie
New Haven
Score
FL. Russo
Shrew
Vaidage i
Shrewsbury
Weore
New School
About Syndicate IN Petroleum CO
Col
Oscar G. Barron
E. C. Gitchell
Hodges
Morin
Woolworth
Nelly
Every Day Church
Woonsocket
Webeterville
Webatersitiv
Fietie
Mie
Royer
Ead
Lerwe
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