Not Anxious for John D Rockefellar Immunity Stand
Government alarm over John D Rockefellar possibly taking the stand to testify on Standard Oil. If he testifies he would reportedly gain immunity from prosecution. Attitude toward pursuit of the oil king remains cautious as officials weigh legal risks and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wison
D. C
Landis
Johm D. Rockefellar
Rockefellar
Standard Oil
Hily Trunt Busters
John D
Rockefeller 18 Willing Mass. heir to probate session
In Massachusetts the estate of Rockefeller 18 Willing was probed as Prentice, son in law, led the elder Rockefeller to a State Line station on the Reston and Albany line. The party left Pittafield as the western bound express departed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bian Mass
Terrogal
Conetesy
Hockefeller
Aeheing
Toe E. Parialee Prentier
Prentice
State Line
Reston & Albany
Pittafield
Entertained Royals in East Prussia Reception
An American delegation led by Allison Vo Are sata and Andrew Mra visited East Prussia on July 5 receiving ceremonial honors. They attended a pen procelely atteries and a banquet hosted by local officials, with Ambassa Tower among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bietin
Sallemdee
Allison Vo Aresata
Andrew Mra
Robert Alfred Avant
Ambassa
LS Tower
EG Sperroe
East Prussia
Prison Break Attempt Reported In East State Jail
A broken text fragment describes an attempted jailbreak at a state facility. Names and locations are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to a group attempting to break out are noted. The report mentions authorities responding and the incident occurring early in the morning.
St Albans Boy Dead in Local Tragedy
St Albans July 2 Noble Stonegrave son of Mr and Mrs A Stone died at home. Funeral planned for Thursday afternoon at three. He was 24, a pupil at St Albans High School, born in Brownsville. Funeral arrangements announced locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albane
Belgian Crew Triumph in Grand Challenge Event
A Belgian crew won the Grand Challenge with a consistent performance, edging rivals through the race. The results show steady pacing and strong teamwork, securing victory amid close competition and high tension.
Australian Squires Succumbs to Burns in Two Minutes
A boxing bout at Ocean View saw Billy Squires from Australia fail to land a single blow as Tommy Burns delivered a rapid right to the jaw. The Australian rose once but fell again, and Burns finished with a succession of rights. About 9,000 spectators at Colma left disappointed as the bout ended in 2 minutes 8 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean View
Ringside
Billy Squires
Australia
Tommy
Squires
Posies
Savas
Asima
Byrne
Burns
Jim Jeffries
Andlden
Colma
Caledonia court hears assault case from St Johnsbury
In Caledonia county court at St Johnsbury on July 6 the trial begins in the case of Charles Kirk versus Austin Morrill over an alleged hammer assault last November. Kirk, a St Johnsbury resident, alleges permanent injuries and ongoing headaches and disorders after being struck on the head. Howe of St Johnsbury represents Kirk with Dunnett and Slack for Morrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Johnsbury
Caledonia Pony Court
Charles Kirk
Austin J. Morrill
St.John Stuey
Kanaas City
Aftik Kirk
UW. B. Howe
Bt. Jolnsbury
Dunnett and Slack
St. Johnsbury
Marshfield Local Notes and Ball Game Report
Miss Myra Duke works for Mr Worton Pike while Mrs Florence Itol serves Mr BE Rowbrook. The Marshfield Stars beat North Montpellier could be by a score not specified. Numerous locals attended races at Barre and a peacham game ended 10 to 7 for the Marshfield team. Road Commissioner Townsend resigns, town to shift road leadership North End. Small incidents include a breach of peace case and a pipe break near the town, with miscellaneous Alpine and church notes from Rev Carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Duke
Worton Pike
Florence Itol
Biars
Peacham
E. G. Townsend
W. C. Meary
North Monther
W. H. H.ears
Mr. Mears
Conable
J. Burton Pike
Plainfield
H.R. Lane
Lewie I
Nina
Mra
A. Enns
Archie Pope
Dasmvlin
Cabothy
Hood
Townend
Tit
Abija Bomie Bridge
Wreck Wheeler
North Montpeliet
Orange County Divorces Decline as Twelve Are Annulled
Orange County court's divorce calendar shows twenty filings, twelve annulments, seven divorces granted, and one contested case. Records list Amelia Wood, Edgar Wood, Flora Morey, Alonzo Morey, Cushman, Cushman, Lerten See, Woodcock, Kendriele, Betty Byrom, Hood, Wentworth, and Webster among petitioners or respondents, with acts of desertion neglect or adultery cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Orange County Court
Amelia E. Wood
Edgar J. Wood
Bill
RM. Harvey
Sien
M. M. Wilson
Petijones
Wien Bedere
L. Een Ill
Yeran
Rei
L. Corwin
J. J. Wison
Flora J. Morey
Alonzo F. Morey
Darling & Wilson
R. M. Murrey
Sedie FE
Cushman
Glenn E. Cushman
Darling& Wilson
Jamen B. Woodcock
Lillian FE. Woodcock
D. & Conant
Wilken
Walter B. Kendriele
Ida May
Bill Ted
Arenes Darling & Wilson
Petitioner
Tien
Betty
Irave
Ellen A. Hood
Francia Deliison
Bessie M. Johnson
R. M. Har
Cynthia L. Wentworth
George C
Wentworth
WM. Harvey
Neve Naire Webster
Grant
J. M. Harvey
Montpelier Fourth Celebrations End with Few Incidents
A Montpelier Fourth of July celebration passed with no arrests or fires and only minor mishaps. Several residents, including Thane Craven Jr and Eli Gadle, suffered slight injuries from firecrackers. An incident involved a stubborn horse near Lake Connery that bolted toward a bank, resulting in a dramatic football tackle by Roy Chandler to prevent a fall.
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Bration
Main
Etrente
Rim Fn
TH Lawraner
Thane Craven, Jr
Eli Gadle
Tong
Lake Connery
Woodbury
Unital
Roy Chandler
Nily L.—Montpelier
New Officers Chosen At Hidden Lake Lodge Meeting
A Roger meeting of the 1. 0. 0. Ly M. U. Ly installed new officers Monday evening at the Knights of Columbus hall. Names listed include Georgina Forbes as president, Gy Mir Keuncares as treasurer, Kimora Faulkner as vice president, Hannah Sulthy chaplain, Margaret Morri son as treasurer, Catherine Mathieron as secretary, Christina McKennie as warden, Kimberly McRae conductor, Lizzie McMurray guard, Christina Lestiey as usher, Joe Darkanny named, Mamio Wane L. 8 as vice president, Zuda Con alck as vice president, Jeanie Murs ay as vice president, Eva Gamole pianist, Mary Walker, Kuma Cote, Joanie and Sarkhae among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Uy
Knights of Columbus
Wey
Georgina Porbes
Mir
Keuncares
Mra
Kimora Faulkner
V. G
Mire
Hannah Sulthy
Margaret Morrison
Creasurer
Sunie Vile
P. Nee
V.G
Jeanie Mursay
Eva Gamole
Miey Mary Walker
Kuma Cote
Joanie
Sarkhae
Order Rescinded By Canada Affects Northbound Trains
The Canadian government rescinded the order requiring northbound trains to be inspected at the first port of entry north of the border. The measure, issued previously, took effect in June and aimed to prevent entry of prohibited movement into the country.
Williamstown News Briefs From Picnic To Fire
Mrs Charles Brakine of Williamstown dies suddenly at home. Funeral held today. A wagon accident injures bystander William Duff. Henry Griffins barn burns. a nail injury to Mrs Griffin’s foot. Picnic crowds from out of town, Williamstown boys win a ball game. Rural Reading group meets at Mrs Hope’s. Mrs Whitcomb of Washington sues M J Drury. Charlee McAllister and children attend picnic.
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Williamstown
Charlew Erakine
Martin
Wiong
Usband
Ty Peank Hunton
Hunton
William Duff
Mr. Duff
Depot Street
Edaon
Erpcesia Fs
Con Cay
The
Gulf
Henry Griffo
Charlee McAllister
Washington
Hibernians Hold Annual Picnic and Contests
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Wy county held its third annual picnic at ace re vial field division Ni iio recrgtical vision No. 4. Betsy at seat three Diner was served in the pavilion at 1 o'clock before athletic contests. Barre division beat Montpelier 16 to 11 in a baseball game. Barre also won the tug of war against the capital city. Married women race saw Mrs Milne first, Mrs Julian second, Mrs Luke Gallagher third. Girls race winner was fe, Katherine Fr haere second. Boys’ race and other events noted with participants Joe Brown and John Carrell among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Wy County
Hell
Ace Re Vial
Jamie Way
Barre
Keefe
Dombrickie
Montpelier
Merrion
McMahon
Mra. W. A. Milner
Mra. Juliin
Mita Luke Gallagher
Rane Fe
Katherine Fr Haere
Joe Brown
Rece
John Carrell Eeeo
Central Vermont Railroad Told to Plan New Passenger Building
At a city court hearing the railroad commission gave Central Vermont a limited period to submit a plan for a new passenger building. Strong citizen testimony supported the need, and officials admitted the situation after questioning. The board pressed for a concrete plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Railroad
Elty Court Room
Pete Ae
Tragic Accident Claims Young Life At Home
A 14 year old boy Jonp Michael Beaulion died after a fall while at the Home at Thirston place following a illness. He was injured while on the premises and later died. he is survived by his father John Beaulieu and two sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements have not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Beaulion
Thirston Place
John Beaulieu
End of Famous Suit Reaches Final Circuit Court Judgment
Burlington June 5 The circuit court case of D. Wilson v Clement ends with a judgment and costs around 1400 dollars awarded to P W Clement. The matter has been before the circuit court of appeals and the Vermont supreme court twice previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Clement
Burlington
New York
Death of Ethel Emerson and funeral plans
The notice reports the death of Ethel Emerson aged 13, with funeral arrangements set for tomorrow afternoon at 1 p.m. The service is to be held at Green Mount Cemetery, and the family names Janis, Eli Emerson, and Eshel Baler in connection with the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eshel Baler
Janis
Eli Emerson
Murragtor
Eri
Raturdlays
Green Mount Cemetery
Muni Ke
Montpelier Saree Wet in Five Cents Time
In Montpelier a brief note reports a delay or issue described as a saree wet in five centth time, with unclear details and no further context available.
Racing crowd packs Granite City trotting meet
Over 4,000 spectators attended the Granite City trotting park event featuring four races and a baseball game. The Gentlemen's Driving club organized the program with track races, a Montpelier Military display, and a later July 18 meet announced. Notable drivers included Charis Taylor. winners were Alexander Match, Green Mountain Boy, Ned Cole, and Quarter Silk.
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Trowdc
Assamblas
Granite City
Montpelies
Way
Ite Internet
Charis Taylor
Janelien
Rm Eee Sten
Bnow Flake
Factory Boy
Rotert
Jereen
L. W. Hamnett
LG. Monty
Jack Hogue
Henton
Aleander
Ned Cole
Land Sale From Thomas Marvin Estate Sells to HJ Jones
The vacant land on Fast State Street from the Thomas Marvin estate was sold Wednesday by Barre administrator Henry A. Phelia to Hagh v. Mt Jones for 4 050. The record shows the sale was completed amid routine probate proceedings with the buyer listed as the purchaser.
Second Day At Meet Highlights Fresh Trot Finish
The afternoon featured the second day with anticipated races on the grands. The 2:45 trot opened the heats, five starters, Lane orton Smith Stock Farm Alemnones A J Prairie St Alb Martinez LM Btjekusdioa. The 2:22 trot followed, with Oradell Det Rejected Sid Utton Reviwond Hi Burton Lilly Lane Porter Dora Star Wools Richardson among the finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Orton
Championship Comes to Barre for Clan Trophy
The Barre team aims to defend or win the Massachusetts Clan Trophy, previously held by Hartford for two years. Past Grand Chief Munro presented the prize, with competition open to New England clans. If challenged, the match will occur at next year’s Clan Garden plenary, since the winning team keeps the trophy for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oron
Pattie
Ie Barre
Clan Challerigns
Clan Garden
Tayntor Plant Enters Merger With Hollowell Granite Firm
The E. C. Tayntor granite company combines with Hollowell granite works in Hollowell Maine under Joseph Borowall to form a large monument and building stone operation. Tayntor ceases personal responsibility while expanding future orders, with past contracts around 500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollowell Granite Works
Hollowell
Maine
E. C. Tayntor Granite Company
Hollowell Granite Company
Hallowell Granite Works
Joseph KB
Borowall
Teyutar
Salty Tayntor Company
Tayntor
Taynton
C. K. Tayntor
Melvin
Hallowell
Attempted murder report from Monte hospital patient
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a man named Erwin Hele from Monte involved in a Wednesday shooting with a revolver. He was thought to have died but survived and was taken to a hospital, with further details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firiktol
Erwin Hele
Monte
Tom Welirat
Snl
No Fatalities as Celebrators Observe Day Across City
Youthful revelers marked the day with limited property damage while streets were cleared to prepare for the observance. Police and fire crews patrolled as visitors joined trotting park events, county gatherings, and local amusements. A few fireworks incidents caused minor injuries. one youngster required stitches after a knife cut while handling a cracker.
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Gms
Brace
Paris
County Wibernian
Crxledonia
Good Templars
Higlland Grove
Harre Golf Club Hinks
St. Johnalury
Henjemins Falla
Berlin Pen
Holiday Brain Storms Leads to Four Arrests on Fourth
Four arrests were recorded during Fourth of July celebrations with three for breach of the peace and one for intoxication. Blair was jailed after pleading guilty to breach of peace and fined six dollars plus five dollars costs. McCarthy pleaded guilty to breach of peace in city court and paid eleven dollars plus eight fifty in costs. Stewart Apelier and others faced minor fines in separate incidents as officers detained several individuals in the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hink
Offenr Phelps
Mair
Blair
Ally Tcourt
Alk Bie
John McCarthy
John Hennie
Mhen
Pati
Retmle
McCarthy
Nerup
Spassjal
Ris
Wen Lewin
Stewart Apelier
Football Event Tomorrow In Berlin Area
Fragmented OCR text describes a football belt or event set for tomorrow at a venue near Berlin. Mentions teams or players with unclear spellings such as Freshunl and Mekerennm and includes scattered names like Maines and Tyulier, but the exact matchups, times, and locations are unreadable.
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Berlin
Ranavere
Mtn
Volenson
Niebotl
Letra A. Maines
Hanpers
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Tommy Burns
Caledonia County Court
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United States
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Or Coolop
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Don Sullivan
S. Fiveland
Jeho
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W. W. Smith
Bastia Misalo
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Jos F. Minnie
W. W. Scales
H. J. Cunbloga
HJ. M. Jones
Thomas Marvin
Clan Gordon Queiting Club
Hartson’, Conn
Tayntor Plant
Erwin Hier
Monkton
Himaei
Lizz
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