Brattleboro Auto Testimony Ties Tufts Case to Stolen Car
Testimony in the Tufts case centers on a 1918 Nantasket Beach theft involving a Brattleboro resident Charles Harris and a Cambridge garage. The vehicle, registered to Captain Herbert Gordon of the Cambridge police, was found in storage under Gordon’s name and later returned to Harris after charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Garage
Herbert Gordon
Boston
Allen
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex County
Supreme Court
Acta
Tufts
Tufte
Nantarket Beach
Charles Harris
Brattleboro
Treteuter
Brattleboro Savings Bank
Michael Nealan
Cambridge Police
Cambridge
Cambridge Police Department
Ware
Briddieers County
Storney
Harris
Gordon
Harthy
Auinber
Himerlf
Revolution in Rome reported by Sumlay papers
Dispatches from Athene to the Exchanges Tlograyeh Company claim Siuyrnal reports a revolution in Rumteh with upheaval of local reform authorities and widespread unrest in Kerinh, amid railway Sabrath activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomitom
Athene
Tlograyeh Company
Sumlay
Siuyrnal
Rumteh
Reilway
Sawrath
Torkich Estioballet
Kerinh
Williamstown society hosts quilting event after surety plans
A fragmentary notice from Williamstown describes the lective aid sorority of the Meth ray-ill gathering on a Wednesday afternoon. Members prepared work for a quilt festival while others expected a late start and a possible outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Jimmy Murphy wins Grand Prix auto race in Le Mans
Jimmy Murphy of America won the Grand Prix automobile road race at Le Mans France with a time of four hours seven minutes ten seconds for the 517 kilometers 860 meters course. Ralph De Palma finished second and Goux of France third with Dubonnet fourth. Murphy races in Danpenberg cars while De Palma and Goux drove Ballot cars entered by Franer. Murphy is noted as a rising American automobile driver from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemans
France
Associated Press
Jimmy Murphy
America
Ralph de Palma
Goux
Dubonnet
E Murphy
Danpenberg
de Palma
Franer
Disappearance of Warren Spurgin linked to embezzlement scheme
Chicago reports Ben Newmark chief investigator says Warren Spurgin president of Michigan Avenue Trust Company planned his disappearance with the simultaneous vanishing of his wife Vivian and daughter. University student fiancé Herman Byler claims Spurgin confessed embezzlement to Mrs Spurgin and an affair. Byler aided their departure to Gary Indiana driving Spurgin’s car. Letters from Miss Spurgin cited including one from Detroit where the car was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Warren C. Spurgin
Michigan Avenue Trust Company
Spurgin
Vivian
Ben Newmark
Newmark
Herman Byler
Miss Spurgin
Byler
Enosburg Man Fails In Suicide Attempt
R H Sweeney of Enosburg is in serious condition at St Albans Hospital after ingesting two bichloride of mercury tablets in a suspected suicide attempt. The motive remains unclear as family cannot explain the reasons. The incident occurred after he prepared his mail and arranged a friend to accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
R. H. Sweeney
Enosburg
Sweeney
Ity
Orlock
Carter Thomas
Emburge Falls
Montpelier Residents In Ward Evening Court Hearings
fragmented Montpelier notes describe local meetings and court actions. Mr and Mrs C Maige and Thor visited, while unions discuss man hours and wage disputes. Sickness sidelined staff at local stores. a court hearing and a Waterbury hospital transfer are reported among community updates.
Moonshine Led To Murder In Taunton Case
Pasquale Pasuine, 31, faced Judge Fox Austin in Taunton police court charged with first degree murder in the death of 82 year old William B. Riley after a drag game allegedly involving moonshine. Pasuine waived the reading of the complaint, pleaded not guilty, and was held without bail for Bristol county’s November grand jury. The stabbing occurred after a moonshine fueled gathering. several men with the group testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
Uly
Pasquale Pasuino
Artilianen
Fox Austin
Reading Cor
Pasuine
Bristol County Grand Jury
William B. Riley
Riley
Thunton
Polock
Pwst
Ex White Sox players reveal confessions in trial
Chicago July 25 Ex White Sox players Eddie Cicotte Claude Williams Hartley Repingle and Alfred Austrian testified about confessions to a grand jury that they took money to throw games in the 1919 World Series. They said the confessions were voluntary and not to be used against them, while defense and court actions continued over admissibility as evidence in the libel case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eddie Cicotte
Jackson
Claude Williams
White Sox
Ater
Charles A. McDonald
Hagwbell
Hartley Repingle
Alfred Austrian
Wor
Friend
Defansa
Cinotta
Tarkson
Sharthes
Cheatte
Madge McDonald
Darksnn
Talk of the Town on a Crowded Vermont City Meeting
Misdirected talk details a city clerk’s office misfire and a plan at Mallets Bay camping trip. Narre Legion players face a 4 pm practice, while 24 minute sessions and a Wednesday wedding loom. Committee members Leone Lai Lewnside Rows Ville Corelli organize a forthcoming gathering at Hillide Portage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hagel Mackay
Ffier
Mallets Bay
A.M. Cetin
Narre Legion
Lateeedhine
Eam Fe Meres
Memiers
Gurets
Mumber
Mintoret
Weddharey
Shferday
Hilleide Orttage
Erarena
Lyne
Rogting
Dames
Com
Minsey
Leone Lai
Lewnside Rowes
Ville Corelli
J Army
Barre
Vermont National Grand
Stein
Federal Freagnlt Inn
Legion Hubhemest
Geoeth & Etl
Ewax
Rum Smuggling Rings Targeted by U S Navy Watch
Federal authorities along the Atlantic coast intensify vigilance over tramp ships amid evidence of two massive international whiskey smuggling rings with headquarters in New York and Atlantic City. A planned naval aid and a dedicated “rum-hunting” fleet pursue vessels believed carrying thousands of cases of Scotch and Irish whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Navy Department
Pointe Tunder
Leroy W. Hoss
United States
Brooklyn
Montauk
Bahama Islands
Sanvily
Permants
al Pwak
Rows
Luken
Florida
Jennie T
Randolph Mine Ruby Thayer Takes Leave From Herald Office
In the Herald office Randolph Mine Ruby Thayer is away with Mrs Ernest Austin assisting. A gathering was held at Mr and Mrs Max bate’s home with cream and cake and a modest attendance. Mr and Mrs Renhet, former factory proprietor, are at Vijera omer. Mr and Mrs Lamson and son William left for Siegare Pallesrs Springs and Montreal. Mr and Mrs Roberts purchased a Silent cabin cruiser for travel from Peeston to New York and Harlem River. The vessel features a 4.35 Wop motor and mahogany woodwork and modern conveniences for comfortable living aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Thayer Ie
Vern- Hon
Hereld
Ernest Austin Bean
Treasury
Mire
Renhet
Fartory
Vijera Omer
Mere PP Lamson
William Mire
Hends
JW Lamson
Siegare Pallesrs
Scraeoge Springs
Vaile
Aomekan
Aomekan Vin Rentend
Saat
Montreal
Elestric
Mer
Solis Bory
Eanier
Bartington i
Bert Rowe
Tedewer
Lami
Lami of Poveetielt
Barnes Building Sold in Landmark White River Junction Deal
Nathaniel P. Wheeler purchased the Barnes building at North Main and Currier streets along with a vacant lot and a Currier street tenement for about 80000 pounds. The brick structure with granite trim houses the White River Paper Company on the first floor and Windsor County Y M C A offices on the second, with Masonic rooms on the third. The sale marks one of White River Junctions largest real estate transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Nathaniel P. Wheeler
Junction House
Barnes
Main’ Street
Curcier Streets
Currier Street
Geofrae Barnes
Lyme
Amos Barnes
Hartford
White River Paper Company
Rouse
Windsor County Y. M.C. A
Montpelier Man Guilty After Court Fight
Leon Muasy pleaded guilty in Montpelier city court to breach of the peace following a family dispute at Victory Hall. Officer Everett Kieer sustained a broken finger during the arrest and Muasy received a suspended sentence of 18 months with probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Muasy
Montpelier
Tertay Lean Muzey
Smara
Delaine
Victory Hall
Dante Offier
Everett Kieer
Muzew
Wffier
Murse
Sinan
Soous Brite
Munzy
Hyde Nock
Otter Baldwin
Danube River Internationalized After Allied Meeting
Paris July 2 Internationalization of the Danube river moved closer to reality when allied powers represented by their delegates met and signed a declaration. They said it would be under complete control of ndl matters as outlined in the Versailles treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Danube River
Hiss Egemumte
Ndl
Vers Raillirs
Burial at Plainfield for Mrs Helen Batch elder
Funeral service for Mrs Helen M Batch elder of Liberty street was held Saturday at the Methodist Church following her Thursday death from heart neuralgia. The body was interred in the Plainfield village cemetery. The Eastern Star and church services accompanied the ceremony. Pallbearers included relatives from Montpelier Randolph and Randolph areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M. Batchelder
Liberty Street
Methodist
Welock
Batley
Lipeky Effersting
Plainfield
Hiram T Batehel
Order of the Eastern Star
Frat Rice
Bernerdile
Harry Tracy
Alan
Gramlanis Prenk Carrell Granger
Montpelier
Bernard Gile
Hol Maile
Letanand
W. F. Tracy
Ye Truex
Distant Minstrel Scene and Pickers At Storrs Event
A crowd gathers at a hotel area as two negro minstrels perform without accompaniment drawing attention of shoppers. Report mentions Elzabeth Mary birth, several locals, a lively gathering, and a later listing of individuals connected to the New York office of the American Stewational atermiatinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Three Hurt As Car Leaves Road Into Bank Near East Calais
A Dodge touring with three riders left a hill road near East Calais yesterday afternoon and rolled over after striking a tree. Miss Edna Collet of Barre sustained a back injury and remained in bed at home. Miss Ada Snyder of Hyde Park bruised an ankle. Frank Dougherty of Graniteville, owner of the car, injured a leg. The vehicle, heavily damaged, was seen by many travelers on the Barre Hardwick road. The party was taken to Barre. Miss Collet’s sister arrived to visit. Police reports vary on speed, one claim 25 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Calais
Edna Collet
Harre
Pitkin Boarding House
Jeffegwon Street
Ada Snyder
Frank Dougherty
Tiraniteville
Acorn
Interven
Barre-Hardwick Road
Barre
Jefferson Street
Prerless Cos Factory
Mise Danny Collet
Hyde Park
Gael
Secretary of State
Auto Turned Turtle in Charlotte Collision
Fragmentary report from the state secretary notes a York car and several drivers in a string of accidents. A collision involving Dr. Webb’s vehicle injured Ruth and a mother in New York, with minor injuries reported. The Hol sake Automobile club aided in tracing the York car linked to the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collie
Charlotte
Churchill Crittenden
New York
Dr. Webb
Two Men Held After Vermont Auto Theft Probe
Mra Kenton of rat miver says two men were taken in custody following a motor vehicle theft investigation. Authorities plan to bring Anthony Bente and Arruda to Vermont to identify a different vehicle involved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Kenton
Rat Miver
Secretary of State
Sunday Srring
Anthony Bente
Arruda
Freier
Chandler Automobile
Max Sachuertis
Jon
Ile Eatin
Jieorge Markie
Mackie
St Athens
Tearhaig
Wandin
Omaine
Murphy Carroll Warrants and Property Record Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe warrants related to Annie M Corpel and Robert Ko Murphy with references to places, dates, and property. Details are incomplete. key names and locations are present though specifics remain unclear.
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Annie
Corpel
Robert Ko Murphy
Monies
Honoring Labor Leader Alex Ironside Funeral Draws Many
Funeral services for Alex Ander Ironside, a Vermont labor leader for over 18 years, drew a large crowd from labor and fraternal groups. Clanfordon and Leoquois lodges led escorts, with Rev. Kittredge presiding and Great Sachem Cormack reading rites at graveside. Pallbearers and mourners traveled from Burlington, Northfield, Bethel, Montpelier, and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Ironside
Vermont
Presbyterian Church
Granite Cutters’ Lnternational Association
Quarry Workers’ Union
American Arm
Central
Imi
Clanaman Hogg
Mooseheart Legion Picnic Brings Fun and Races
The Women of Mooseheart Legion held their annual picnic at the James Booth home on Windsor terrace drawing 25 families. A lawn lunch tea and a fortune teller spurred races and games with prizes including live poultry ostrich eye and gift bids. Guests thanked Mr. and Mrs. Booth for hospitality as winners were announced in girls boys married ladies and men’s events with shimmy dancing entertaining spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
Byrne
James Booth
Windsor Terrace
Booth
Hoge
Spencer
Mre. Booth
Ax Folmers
Kathern Spencer
Winona Spencer
Raymont Booth
Angus Christin
Ladive
Hogg
Grant
Lizzie Booth
Alex Simpson
Kenneth Gale
James Hogg
Angus Christie
Marvin Reynolds
Home brew found leads to guilty plea in Montpelier court
J Maetaro pleaded guilty in Montpelier city court to illegal possession of liquor and was sentenced to three months in the county jail plus prosecution costs. Police found four men at a table with four beers, a quart of liquor, glasses, and three kegs in a Tomasi block home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Maetaro
Montpelier
Grand Juro
H. Stone
Maazar
Tomasi
Barre
Frenzied Town Notes and Fire Damages in Barre
In Barre the Nat Athletic Club reorganized and plans a challenge game with American Legion Post No. 1 as local rival. A sheet of flame injured Neil Martian at the Montpelier and Well River railroad yard, burning his face and eyebrows and damaging clothing. A Studebaker and Ford truck incident caused further damage on Merehart Street near Main in Montpelier, with drivers and bystanders affected by smoke and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Tow Brothers
Nueth Main Street
Neil Martian
Ube
Etiene
Montpelier & Welle
Mentgelier
Ieee Lle
Merehart Street
Montpelier
Jeanne Inn
Keith Arrine Amd
Maly
Sabin Secretary of Vermont Mutual Dies in Stowe
James T. Sabin long time secretary of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company died at Lake Mansfield clubhouse in Stowe during a two week vacation. Born 1842 in Cambridge he moved to Montpelier in 1865 to work for the company becoming secretary in 1871 and director shortly after. Survived by four children and his second wife Mary Jacobs. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Sabin
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Lake Mansfield
Stowe
Sabin
Cambridge
Henry W
Fidelio Thurston Sabin
Montpelier
Commodinys
Municipal
Apollo Site
Riays
Sabinee
Mary A. Watte Sabin
Mary J. Jacobs
Frank Pithin
A. Waite Sante
Joseph Calderara Dead After Long Illness
Joseph Calderara died at his home after four years of poor health and tuberculosis. He had worked as a printer and later as an agent for Prudential Life Insurance, lived in Milford and Spears, and leaves a wife and six children among several siblings. A funeral service will be held Wednesday afternoon.
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Joseph Calderara
Aire Bering
Titteford
Jihen
Jaan
Prudettie Inesurance Company
Lewis
Milford
Richard
Rlix
Devie
Marre
Calderare
Lowe
Order of
Fagire
Avhet
Road Gang Convict Flees From Vermont Prison
Reported escape of inmate Carl Taylor from Vermont State Prison after a break involving the road gang. Authorities describe Taylor as dangerous and sought for possible accomplices, with a manhunt under way and standard procedures being followed.
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Brattleboro Auto
Charles A. Harris
Nantasket Beach
Tufts’ Office
Capt. Gordon
Rome
Williamstop
Ralph de Palms
James Murphy
Indianapolis
C. Maige
Thor
Paige
Rae
Tang
Commissioners Industries
Deena
Ralph Bowens
Jamie Metomaldie
Americas Express
Waterbury
Jean Pieory
Comarineton- Lex
W. B. Riley
Talk OF
the Town
U.s.navy
Randolph
Wheeler
International Commission
Elzabeth Mary
Mex
Silvie
James
LO Pirals
Saat Solaie Willment
Mee
Harry Gamble
Ayers Street
Tueedar
Massachusetts
Identity Auto
Barre Partite Ee
Alex
Ironside
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Mansfield Trout Club
Montfelier
Italy
Carl Tagins
Sherburee
Hudlington
Heal Pation
Carl Taylor
Vermont Tate Primom
Steed Gare
Sherine
Taylor
Tatantey Wight
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