Castro Fights to Stay Here
In a similar case a ruling like Castro's was sustained. Cipriano Castro's appeal from the decision of the immigration authorities denying admission to the United States was received by Secretary Nagel and will be given immediate consideration. The special board of inquiry held that Castro's refusal to answer certain questions tied to the assassination case amounted to admission of moral turpitude or obstruction to officials. Nagel previously sustained such a ruling in a similar case and the outcome is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Generi
Cipriano Castro
New York
United States
Nagel
Special Board of Inquiry
Castro
Ita Regi Alley
Parodos
Cuatro
Castro Can't Enter the United States
New York January 1 Gen Don Cipria no Castro former president of Venezuela detained at Ellis Island for more than two weeks was denied admission to the United States by a special inquiry. He admitted the commission of a crime and felony involving moral turpitude. The immigration board chairman Williams explained the detention and findings of the board. It is charged Castro has committed frequent perjury by pretending ignorance of matters within his knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Don Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Ellis Island
United States
Williams
Castro
Carnegie Award for VT Hero's Widow
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission grants a silver medal to Mrs Albert Zeiner widow of the Vermont man who died September 7 while aiding to save seven year old Char Sullivan from a live electric wire in Harlington. She also receives 800 to liquidate a mortgage and a pension of 4 a month for her family. The widow expresses gratitude as her son, unaware of the news, tries to understand his father's death.
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Pittsburg
Jan
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Albert
Zeiner
Char Sullivan
Harlington
Burlington
Charles P. Sullivan
Carnegie Fund
Nis
Addy
Seti
Autopsy Planned After Jail Death In Burlington
George Flouper, former Rutland detective agency manager, held on robbery charges connected to Rutland railroad freight wars, died this morning in Chittenden county jail. Autopsy to determine cause of death scheduled for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hooper
Chittenden County
Burlington
Jan
George Flouper
Rutland
Chittenden
Night workers join day band as strike pledge grows
About 3,000 night working waitresses in greater New York vote to strike after a last night meeting. Leaders say walkout will start within 24 hours, with 1,000 to 1,500 men expected in the general strike under hotel workers union and Industrial Workers of the World. Arturo Giovannitti and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn led the organizers at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Hotel Workers’ Union
Industrial Workers of the World
Arturo Giovannitt
Elizabeth Gurley Flinn
Best Bird Exhibit Opens in St Albans as Vermont Show
St Albans January 16 The annual Vermont state poultry association exhibition opened in City Hall Tuesday and is hailed as the largest best display of birds in New England outside Boston. Coops fill the hall with top birds, with exhibitors from Burlington Montpelier and beyond showcasing prize stock including a new breed named Vernonitors and a Black Vermonter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Vermont
Wits
City Hall
New England
Outeide
Oston
John
Exton
Woodstork
Ayer
North
Troy
Burge
J. Woodbury
Shoreham
HA. Brush & Sons
al Ashley
B.A. Frost
Milton
D. DD
Kady
Randolph
Charles T. Pieren
G. A. Herrick
Hardwick
W. W. Stiles
le Corse
H. A. Rice
Albury
Mra F
Hy McCale
FW. Stones
ML Astley
Ordway
Burlington
B. M. Shepard
Farrell
A.W. Daly
J.P. Kring
Belt
Heaey
Montpelier
Gileon
Parn
Quebec
Ker
Berrady
Midaletown
Percon
Rutland
K. P. Hateh
M. Guindon
K. C. Blodgett
Caledonia County Court ends long term docket sweep
Caledonia County Court in St. Johnsbury on January 16 wraps a long term with a flood of dispositions and continuances. More than a hundred cases were entered or discontinued, including Webster & Harris versus W. Cobleigh and multiple defendants. Six jury trials occurred, with several heading to the supreme court on exceptions. A notable family dispute and custody matters were resolved, while one criminal case resulted in a plea and prison sentence for forgery and related conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia County Court
St. Johnsbury
Webster & Harris
Eher W. Cobleigh
Lyndon Ve
Wits
W. C. Blake
Frank C. Lynch
Cora B. Lynch
Nexumpest
Travers George LaPoint
Mary B. Randall
Z. Z. Cobleigh
Harry EB. Randall
Supreme Court
Honda
Williams Manufacturing ‘Company
Citizens’ Savings & Trust Company
Citizens’ Bank
Rose IL Moors
Edward Moors
Lil Thin Kincail
Leon Kincaid
George Belville
Louisa Bellville
Adoniram J. Winterton
Vrancos
Winterton
Ryegate
Cate
Claren
Aldrich
Lymn
Newport
Windsor
Ulrich
Hartwick
Turslay
P.M. Fitagerald
Underhill
H. Mas
P. Linderhill
Fitagerald
Pitsgerald
Baril
Mr. Vite
Unierhill
Weather Forecast At Local Show Aims For Friday
Local talus of show to night or Friday with moderate south winds. A weather outlook notes a moderate south wind and unsettled conditions, with the possibility of show activities continuing into Friday evening.
Death of Judge William H Nichols at Braintree Hill
Randolph January 16 The death of Judge William H Nichols occurred at his home on Braintree Hill after years of paralysis and declining health. Born December 23 180 in Braintree he practiced law in Randolph Cedar Falls and later served in the Civil War before returning to farming and later settling in Randolph. He held public roles including representative to the constitutional convention and state legislature and probate judge. He married Anna Eien Nates of Salisbury and leaves four children. The funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
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Randolph
William H. Nichols
Braintree Hill
Nichols
David Bosworth
Hiiatel
Braintree
William
Betsy (White) Nichols
Orange County Grammar School
West Mandolph Academy
Middlebury College
J. B. Hutchinson
West Randolph Academy
Ayr
Cedar Falle
Third
Towan Regiment
Tn Lam
Montpelier
Isto
Movenis Lelge
FL & AL M
T Rasulalph
Anny Eien Nates
Salisbury
Henry Terbert
New York City
W. Bates Nichude
Dinohs
Fawant H
Fraintroy
Abna
J Hoswarth
Bristol
Minx Hai
Women urged to unite barroom clubs into state federation
In Barre last night about 150 women attended to hear Mrs. W. J. Wasson of Waterbury outline a plan to unite all civic federation clubs into one large Barre club that would affiliate with the state federation. Barre clubs represented, secretary Mrs Oliver Ashton unable to attend, tea and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Vinoitia Club
Mra
W. J. Wasson
Waterbury
Women's Federated
Vermont
Weing
Civic Federation
Ines
Oliver
Ashton of Brat
Heboro
General Federation
Mev. Wasson
Elw
Barrelune
Bury
N. B. Raflard
Train Wrecks Disrupt Vermont Rail Service Near Jumellon
Two small wrecks caused derailments on the Central Vermont Railway line near Jumellon and Montpetier, spilling freight, breaking a tanker, and injuring several. One car detached, repairs begun at St Albans, passengers walked the rest as trains were halted and diversions arranged by 36 percent p.m. delay reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eougime
Darre
Crmteal
Vermont
St. Albans
Montpetier
Welle
Centead
Cacia
Wien
Installation and Dance at Knights of Columbus Hall
Attendance at the joint installation of division No. 1 A. O. HL dant the Indies auxiliary taxed the Knights of Columbus hall to capacity. Officers installed included Patrick McNulty president and Thomas Carroll treasurer, with Miss Lizzie McGovern supervising the auxiliary installation. Afterward, dancing to music by Riley's orchestra followed a late buffet, with several attendees named including Mrs. Tom Gowl and Agnes Williams.
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A. O. HL
Knights of Columbus Hall
D. J. Sullivan
Washington County
Patrick McNulty
John Murlex
Tota Male
Swaneiat
Patrick Hernan
Thomas Carroll
Sentinel
Michel Keefe
Indien Wnxibiney
Lizzie McGovern
Montpelier
AOA
Fralng
Develdent
O. Granger
Mix
Mra
Weston Walkers
Mise
Mary Carroll
Tummes Hastings
W. T
J. J. Good
Clowe
Riley
Nelestra
Comeraton
Tom Gowl
Agnes Williams
Aisamuel P. B. McNulty
Michael Keefe
Aliam Skerritts
Quarrel Ends in Stabbing in Vermont Town Hall
Burlington Jan 1 A Hinesburg farmer lies critically injured after four stab wounds in a dance hall quarrel on the town hall steps. Assailant Wil Hin Gregoire a hunter is in county jail after surrendering to constable Sam Reed and Deputy Baldwin. Police say long-standing tension fueled the fight. Gregoire claims accidental stabbing while defending himself. Police and physician reports indicate potential recovery if injuries do not worsen. both men about 43, one a farmer, one a butcher shop employee.
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Burlington
Hinesburg
Aen
Wil- Hin Gregoire
Sam Reed
Baldwin
Gaffney
Greynoire
Henrys
Gregone
Galt Lie
Hireguire
Gregoire
Kinffney
John Millephy
Fanny Allen Hospital
EK. O. Mead
Mesera
Read
Mead
Tilo
Hi Nes
Im Tell
Imen
Arney
Fire Escape Law Enough Fire Escape Law Enough
Mr Donnelly recounts his own experience as House hesitated to commit the state to any plan. The article notes ongoing debate, questions of safety, and potential policy steps to improve fire escape regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Donnelly
House
Vermont House Debates Women Voting Rights in Town Meetings
In Calais the Vermont House discussed bill 380 on canvas chutes and related public building matters. Legislation on voter qualifications and women’s suffrage in town meetings dominated discussion with various amendments proposed and rejected, ending with continued debate on third page.
Votes for Women Refused by House in Suffrage Debate
The House defeats a measure granting municipal female suffrage after a lengthy debate. A decisive vote of 148 to unknown indicates the outcome. Historical context shows persistent efforts for women’s voting rights facing strong opposition within legislative bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une
Kidd
Busy Harmon Hive Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Harmon hive No 1 held its annual election last evening naming Eva Perkins as Lady commander and Eva Travers as acting past commander. Other officers include Violet Scatt shapinie Margaret Smith as past commander and Allee Bockley finas auditor. The meeting drew many Airvine hive members with a strong attendance from Burlington and nearby towns. A resident committee led by Margaret Smith arranged the evening, and the hall from Core Witkincom to Gladys Perkine provided refreshments.
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Harmon Hive
T. W
Po Wall
Eva Perkins
lHentermant
Eva Travers
Margaret Smith
Shapinie
Violet Scatt
Rweort Herger
Allee Bockley
Finas Auiditor
Sarah White
First Presbyterian church meeting notes growth and debts
The annual meeting at First Presbyterian Church gathered in the vestry with record attendance. Rev Duncan Salmoni led a devotional, reports highlighted strong effort across departments, debt cleared and funds carried forward for the new fiscal year. Officers reappointed, new auditors elected, and several young men chosen as deacons. Forty eight new members admitted, some transfers received, and church improvements noted. Light refreshments followed and benediction closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Society
Duncan Salmoni
Sui
William Craig
William Stephens
George Young
Board of Man
James Wallace
James Johnson
Folin SM. Wharton
Webers
Jorden Cordiner
Alexander Walker
Frank McDonald
John McCaskill
George Walker
Seenium
Funeral of Mrs Murdo Mccauley Buried at Wilgan Cemetery
Funeral service for Mrs Murdo McAuley of Upper Chanitewille was held at her home with a large attendance. Burial followed in Wilgan Cemetery as relatives from Hor and Murray area attended the service and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdo McAuley
Wilgan
Mihe Myr Auley
Upper_Chanitewille
Robert J. Caster
Marremeen
Sige Murray
Wilson
Fire shuts down 29 granite plants at Consolidated transformer
A transformer room fire at Consolidated Lighting Co. on River and Granite caused a city blackout delaying 29 granite plants dependent on power. Karl Youn, a meter tester, and two linemen were burned. foreman Guy Norris and supervisor Charles Wootes escaped. Firefighters fought a difficult blaze amid oily insulation and gas, using Pyrene extinguishers as power was restored by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated
Guy Norrie
Charles Wootes
Vermont Power & Lighting Co
Clinton F. Millar
Consolidated, Co. Fnd Mang
Mawes
Quny Place
Severil
Invonverienen
River Street
Consolidates Co
Vermont Power Co
Bioekwell Street
Yarns
Norris the Fineman
Wonder
Young
Nnron
Millar
API Ne
Gant
Far Peower
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Hero
A.C. Zeiner
Boston
Albans
Orange County
Badies Auxiliary
John Gaffney
William Gregoire
Committee On
Calais
State House
Donnelly
Veregennes
Callahan
Montepelier
Hunt
Waltham
Coburn
Mierron
Adams
Marlboro
Joint Committee On
Insane
Rattlebore
Brattleboro
Hapgood
Peru
Fee Road
Commissionars Power
Wong, OT
Aniverse Committee
AL Td
L Aund
University of Vermont Am
State Agricultural College
Middleberg College
Richard
Union Church
Newport Center Graund
Jm Co
McLlitsonal
Fred E Cheney
Cemetery Association of Glover
South Barre
Coole
Crosby
Brattleborn
Meadment
Cook
Orvis
Manchester
Crosby T
Wright
Westminster
Wight
Clayton
Londonderry
Howley
Jose of
Johnson
Ryder
Howtt
Plainsfield
Batehelder
Wallingford
Vergennes Exidaut- Fragiste
Eaton
Royalton
Locks
Bur-ton
Miller
Miler
Chester
Kendrick
Greensboro
Reete
Weston
Busy Harmon
First Presbyterian Church Society
IN Consolidated CO
Transformer
Doles Inn
Howe
A. Gilenre
Prin Betetetden
Hick
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