Funeral for Morton draws finance leaders to church and cemetery
William A. Day, vice president of Equitable Life, discussed as successor to Paul Morton. Day, a lawyer and former U S official, had served as auditor of the Treasury and special assistant in antitrust and trust prosecutions. Funeral services were held at St Thomas Episcopal Church with honorary pallbearers from high finance. The ceremony concluded at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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New York
Morton
Hell
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Ney
Stires
Equitable Life Ameurance Society
Thandore
P. Shonts
Thomas F. Ryan
Woodlawn
William A. Day
Day
United States
Testimony Begins in Schenk Trial in Wheeling
Dr Jopson and Dr Hopp testified as expert witnesses for the defense and prosecution as the Schenk poisoning case resumed in Wheeling West Virginia. The physicians discussed arsenic symptoms but could not confirm arsenical poisoning as the illness cause.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dan
Jopson
Schenk
Kebeck
Hopp
Osborne
Depron
Portuguese revolution fears Manuel restoration drive
In Budarest Spain on January 21 a secret committee behind the Portuguese upheaval seeks to restore Manuel to the throne. They press for seizure of extensive property while popular feeling grows that conservatives aim to regain power amid ongoing unrest and riots.
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Budarest
Spain
Marquis de Severu
16 Knglant
Manuel
Portugal
Shafer to Boston National League roster move described
New York National paper notes Arthur Shafer moving to the Boston Nationals for David Shean the seed baseman. Shafer has been with the team for two seasons. Shen, a Fordham graduate, played with the Philadelphia Americans and Nationals before joining Beemtask and previously with Rutland Vermont.
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New York
Dan
New York National Paperlob
Arthur Shafer
Boston Nationale
David Shean
Shafer
The
Senate
Shen
Fordham University
Philadelphia Americans
Nationals
Rutland
Inviting Their Own Censure And Civic Waste
A fragmented opinion piece attacks legislative pay and per diem practices, denouncing automatic Sunday stipends and the public’s disgust with lawmakers. It argues a need for reform, criticizing the conduct of state officials and their handling of sensitive public funds. The column suggests most legislators oppose private-sector perks and questions the merit of Public Service salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Delver
Sweethearts Reunite in California Nuptials for Vermont Pair
Ira Russell, age 80, traveled from Montgomery Virginia to California to marry Lucy Augusta Devine, his longtime sweetheart from Vermont who had become widowed. The couple, once separated by quarrel, renewed their bond after learning each other’s whereabouts and wed in San Bernardino on a honeymoon that began decades earlier.
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Sas Angeles
Culif
Vermont
San Bernardino
Ira Russell
Montgomery
Lucy Augusta Devine
Martyhue Lnbaty
Cele
Russell
People's Academy Tops Montpelier In 33 Point Win
Morrisville January 21 People s academy defeats Montpelier high school in basketball 33 to 10 Kelley shines with strong all around play for the winners. Scoring lists name Kelley Amuie Barrows Norton Parker and others for People s academy while Montpelier features Wilson Bartlett Torfer Tate and others. Referee Buck U V Me umpire Kramer Morrisville scorer Bullard.
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Morrisville
Jan
People’s Academy
Montpelier High School
Kelley
People's Academy
Amuie
Barrows
Norton
I Parker
Montpelier
Wilson
A. Bartlett
Torfer
A. We Furnett
Te Tate
Baskets
Harrows
Annair
Tate
Buck
U.V. Me
Kramer
Sind Thuiekesper
Bullard
Lipton narrowly escapes mad intruder at his home
London Jan 21 Sir Thomas Lipton faced a menacing intruder who gained entry to his residence and demanded money with a razor. Lipton moved to a safe room and summoned police, leading to the arrest of the assailant.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Lipton
One Million a Year for Roads in Vermont
Vermont weighs large highway plans with caution as it earmarks one million dollars yearly for road work. The article outlines financing splits from town shares, state tax, and automobile revenues, noting 80 percent local, 5 percent state tax, and 25 percent of funds for road projects. It emphasizes Vermont’s balance between conservation and road expansion for future prosperity.
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Vermont
Port J
Jens Eritaiey
Thane
Union
Roada
Aggreiwate
Ratland Herald
Lump Sum Pay Bill for Legislature Proposed by Thetford Member
The Thetford member Mr Cook introduces a lump sum of 400 dollars for lawmakers instead of 4 dollars a day. Proponents claim it would cut serving time and save money, though critics doubt the plan will satisfy the current legislature. The Randolph Herald notes the view favors a fixed salary, while concerns about travel and delivery persist among readers.
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Cook
Thetford
Randolph Herald
Card of Thanks for Germama Foes Petal at Funeral
We thank the neighbors and Desey Column Cutting Works employees for their kindness shown at the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. James Brien.
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Germamr
James Brien
Fire Claims Four Relatives of Toronto Manager Brooks
A late night blaze gutted a Toronto home, killing Mrs Brooks and Percy Brooks aged 9, George Brooks aged 4, and Middie Brooks aged 2. The victims were members of the Fairbanks company local manager Percy Brooks's family.
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Brooks
The
Fairbanks Company
Toronto
Ontario
Percy Brooke
Ives
Brooke
Percy Brooks
George Brooks
Middie Brooks
Fire destroys Traders Hotel and Grand Opera House in Clarksburg
In Clarksburg West Virginia on January 2 a large fire destroyed the Traders hotel block and the Grand Opera House. One person is believed to have died and financial loss runs to about 23,000 dollars. The blaze began in a servant's room and spread rapidly as the fire department was engaged elsewhere. hotel walls collapsed and at least one employee is reported trapped.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Grand Opera House
Tie
Fire damages Bellows Falls shop. $1000 loss reported
Frost caused a blaze that burned an adjoining shed and the Iwek smith shop owned by Lewis Duquette yesterday. Fire confined to the building, burning until afternoon. damage estimated at $1000, partially insured. Most of the shop’s contents were saved.
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HLS
Ty Lewis Duquette
White woman held in connection with missing girl case
In Winooski on January 21 Chief Horton and Judge Sullivan searched Hickok street for Teresa Pashe alias Hayward, a 14 or 15 year old. A white woman, Jonnie Lamphere, found sheltering the girl was arrested in Burlington and brought before Judge Coolin to face a charge of keeping a house of ill fame. The girl was released after promising to leave town.
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Winooski
Pollew Horton
Sullivan
Hickok Street
Elizebeth Powell
Teressa Pashe
Aline Hayward
Jonnie Lamphere
Hey
Burlington
Lamphere
Coolin
Jeter
Pate
Open
Gross Saitou
DOPING OUT BASEBALL TEAM FOR Barre Season
An enthusiastic Barre baseball meeting in Robert Kerr's room aims to reorganize under the same name. T. Gabiloni elected to lead recruitment and schedule planning as April start looms and outside players are discouraged to keep costs down. Local players are expected to fill the roster with strong talent from nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Robert Kerr
Rooma
Miles
Mnanimouely
Barre Baselail
T. Gabiloni
Oime
Enyove
Repute
T Fe Weptun
Eggee
Canadian American Reciprocity Agreement Progressing
Details completed today in Washington as the Canadian American reciprocity terms are being finalized. Reportedly the talks advance with continued input from Ottawa and Washington, aiming to complete remaining details and move toward a formal accord.
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Washington, D
Keech
Sunday church services and offerings listed across towns
A Pacific region church notices column outlines Sunday services for Salvation Army Presbyterian St Monica's Italian Bay Church and others. It lists worship times, catechism, Sunday schools, baptisms, Rosary, benedictions, and special prayer meetings, with pastors and venues in Websterville and nearby locales.
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Presbyterian
St. Monica's
Calvbrant
M. McKenna
Italian
Hotel Men Arrive in Burlington For New England Hotel Assoc Meet
The 30 strong New England hotel association delegates arrived in Burlington last night for a host and meeting. They were entertained at the Chet hotel after a business session they toured the city and will visit the Ethan Allen block this evening. They depart Sunday morning for the return trip to Springfield.
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Burlington
Jam
New England Hotel Association
Mager
Wordbury
van Neat Bourn
Chet Hotel
Ethan Allen Elak
Sumilay
Springfintd
Struck by Log Leaves Man with Serious Injuries
A man was struck by a falling log on January 21, suffering multiple injuries including a broken left eye socket. He was removed to a hospital where doctors described his condition as serious but improving. Authorities investigated the accident at the work site.
Class Legislation Sparks Battle Over Barre Health Officer
The Vermont Senate debated an amendment to allow Barre to appoint its own health officer, arguing it would restore the city charter's historic right. The amendment failed ix to ten, and the bill proceeded in concurrence. The day also saw a flat rate tax on intangibles, school and highway funding changes, and a push for women suffrage at town meetings, with extensive House debates on local charter issues and a controversial river dam proposal.
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Senate
Barre
Gordon
Ieee
Barro
We Thalter
Baste
Darling
Barry
Purthr
Cutts
House
Setion
Boston & Maine
Judiciary
Harry Daniels
Washington Equity
Shell
Daniels
Committee On Elections
Cooledge
Winsor County Agricultural Society
Ladlow
Leighton P. Stack
Mutterfeld
J. Dale
W. Gorton
F.C. Archibald
He le
P. Adame
I A. Davia
I. M. Beavers
M. TL. Powell
Tuttle
H. T. Cotte
A. A. Pile
W. S. Shepardsou
Griewald
H. J. Skeala
Senator Tuttle
Death of A. E. Lebourveau, Barre granite pioneer
Alfred Ernest Lebourveau, long prominent in Barre granite manufacturing, died at 8:30 this morning at his Academy Street home after eighteen months of consumption. Born in Eaton PQ June 3 1905 he came to Barre 25 years ago, formed Belot Granite, then Lebourveau & Company. Survived by son Norton Lindsay widow Grace, brothers Grid, Charles, Robert, Alvin, Willis, and sister Mrs A T Tisdale. Funeral Monday at 2 from Academy Street home with Rev BE O Thayer officiating. interment in Hope Cemetery.
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A. E. Lebourveau
Academy Street
Lebourveau
Barre
Belot Granite Company
J. J. Goodwin
A. KB. Lebourveau
Norton
Kyndall
Eleanor Ly
Grid
Charles
Maryaville
Cab
Robert
Los Angeles
Cal
Alvin
Cookshire
Willis A
Burre
Mra. A. T. Tisdale
Worcester
Mass
Ite
Granite Lodge
A. M
Granite Chapter
A. M. Vinellia Lodge
Knights of Hythias
Green Mountain Cornell
Royal Arcanum
The
Canadian Club
Key
O. Thayer
Hope Cemetery
Died in Aberdeen after voyage from Barre
James Fraser, longtime Barre resident and stonecutter, died in Aberdeen after a January illness begun on a ship. He left Barre in December for a visit to Scotland and contracted a pneumonia that led to his death at the Royal infirmary. He leaves his widow, eight children, and his mother, all mourning the loss.
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James Fraser
Barre
Scotland
Royal Infirmary
Aberdeen
Fraser
Batre
Nerv
Wim
Bin
Moter
Floral tributes at Harold Brown funeral noted
The floral tributes at the funeral for Harold Brown, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Brown, were reported yesterday. Carnations and ferns were sent by numerous attendees and local families including Carroll McNulty McNulty Cleary Canton Fitzgerald Mathewson school Orkes Jackson Stephen Burke Smith Wyllie King Hamel Burke and others.
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Harold
Thomas J. Brown
Paying Double Tax Pester Nabbed By Tax Collector
A man accused of pestering taxpayers led to an arrest when tax receipts and payments failed to match records. The episode involved a trip from Quilter to Marre and then Quincy as authorities traced the suspect, William Smith, amid confusion over 1910 tax payments and inventory.
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Vax
Siebels
Hexty
Mess
Stuid
Manie
Quilter
Marre
Quincy
William Smith
William Samith
Smith
Talk of the Town visit and wrestling plans noted
Miss Elizabeth German traveled to Reeve New Hampshire for a relatives visit. Arrangements are underway for a wrestling match to be held between Young Cruickshank of the city and Yorang Gellert of Ruthusd with a quiet event planned, details remain unclear with several names and dates unreadable.
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Elizabeth German
Reeve
Toutay
Cruickshank
Thieelty
Asd
Yorang Gellert
Ruthusdane
Mulls
Murlington
A. Susie
Poin Iene
Tinmavess
Unusual arrest follows express liquor seizure in Barre
An express wagon seized last evening carried liquor in Barre with warrants by State's Attorney J Ward Carver. Nicholay Saxse Albert Martelle and Louis LeChippelle of Websterville faced charges of illegal selling. LaChapelle received a six to eleven month jail term plus a $8.60 fine after pleading guilty. Patrick Rousseau, East Barre driver, held on Washington street with a second haul of whiskey gin brandy ale and wine. bail set at $500. A third raid on 30 Berlin Street netted more liquor and led to charges against S Bongi. bail set at $500. The raids reflect ongoing state action against illicit sale.
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J. Ward Career
W. F. Gutler
South Marry
Nicholay Saxse
Albert Martelle
Louis LeChippelle
Websterville
Lave
Martelle
Scott
LaChayspelle
Poten
Martello
John Prancan
LaChapelle
Atorney
Tn Eevom
LaChappelle
Patrick Rousseau
East Barre
Washington Street
H. J. Slayton
Rousseau
Houssein
J Scott
Barre
Wascomy
H. J. Shuyton
A. M. Morrison
George L. Morris
Berlin Street
S. Bongi
Howe
Ofeh
John Bossi
Ward Carver
Bongi's
Patrick Ronéseau
Bungi House
Montpelier court imposes heavy sentence on thief
Mike Cito received a heavy sentence after pleading guilty to larceny. The case involved a 16 year old and a 1 year old, with further details unclear. Cito was ordered to serve over one year in county jail and additional time in a correctional facility.
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Montpelier City Court
Mike Cito
Lade Edeourd
Warren
Bride On Probation Seeks Marriage Rights
A fragmentary report notes a 22 year old woman described as Bertha E Frie who failed to appear for a marriage date. The text references a person named Simmervithe and a brother in Fairbanks, with associations to a Rayte family. The incomplete source mentions an arrest and probation context but lacks coherent details.
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Howton
Jan
Simmervithe
Rayte
Ute Fairbanks
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Paul Morton
States Schenk
Boston
Dave Shean
Giants
Boseman
Pacific Coast
P. A. Beat
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Razor
Tatand
Mrs. Brooks
Bellows Falls
H. S. Frost
Salvation Army
Salvation
Robert Shorne
Christian Science Service
St. John the Bay Church
W. J
Nts
Church of the Good St
W. J. M. Beattie
Bam
Q Baptist Church
Robert J. Caster
Pater
Denier Christian Endeavor
Eleanor R. Edwards
Joader
Frank Anderson
William Koller
Viret Baptist
William E. Hraisted
Jewus
North Barre Lane Episcopal Chapel
Draconessa
Alien
Rose Bostwick
Kidwant O. Thaye
Morris
Bible School
Heaguies
Epworth League
Addivan
Fancy Crosby
Tle Brii
Epworth
Hedding Methodist
Congregational Church
Jeal Bargett
Wyattam
Getser
Sekai
Oni Nad
Alish Leail Sarael
B&g Esic
Waders
Ana Wyte
Elsa Walstrom
Subje
U Tehoanphat
New England Association
James Aggieton
Seow
Daniela
Psi
Sige
Seerth
Woliva Bern
Ehouse
Wig Dam
Fifteen Mile
Sitorof
Prisvata
Hunt
Uys Bi
Crete
Cave
Barre City
Barre Board of Trade
Granite Manufacturers
Quarry Owners’ Association
Sen
Heacon
Stafford
Brattleboro
Grand Trank Railroad
Alfred E. Lebourveau
James Fraser of
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Pan Ocrir
Ibury
Patsy Rousseau
Mike Cillo
House of Correction
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