No Miscarriage of Justice for Seconder Walker in Prison Case
A garbled note discusses Seconder Walker serving twenty years, names like Hisgen and Has beet appear as political figures, and mentions a Manchester in the Mountains gold championship. It also covers Hughes running for New York governor and critique of a Middlebury Meet. It reflects on Olympic results and American athletic success, with scattered references to politics and local associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herreshoit
Manchester-in-the- Mountains
Fremens’ Association
Middlebury Register
London
English endurance myth challenged by American Olympic sweeps
Records broken as eight new marks were set by Americans in the Olympics. The article notes Americans led the marathon finish while the first English runner placed twelfth, challenging the belief that English athletes possess superior endurance. It concludes the contest necessitated a shift in public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wero
England
Englionman
Rutland News Calls For Stricter Deer Hunt Law
The Rutland News argues against cheap advertising by automobile drivers and laments public foolishness. It urges the legislature to avoid retrogression and strengthen existing deer hunting laws amid ongoing debate on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland News
Oitragemia Arrival Sparks Carnival Controversy
A poorly legible note condemns a week of immoral behavior tied to a seaside carnival. The writer urges stricter laws to curb debauchery and protect the vulnerable while criticizing repeated excuses for such events over years.
Vermont politics and labor tensions fill Montpelier pages
The Northtree News notes a strong statewide push to drive a decisive campaign effort with speeches by Taft and Hughes. Vermont Republicans prepare for a brisk August push. Employees of the LPL paper mill threaten strike over a 10 percent wage cut, while a wage dispute in Bellows Falls prompts possible industrial action. A forestry conference in Vermont spurs calls for state led protection and development, with a committee appointed to craft concrete recommendations for the legislature. Obituaries record Stella Buchanan and E J Eanne. Salvation Army leaders in Montpelier bid farewell as new officers arrive, with Capt. Alma Ashton to marry Fred Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northtretty News
Eanywign
Ralling
Union
Tait
Vers Houtman
Wil- Heme
State Republican Committee
Taft
Hughes
Vermont
Burlington Free Press
1. PL Paper Company
Therine Moyes
Papermale
LPL
Topel
Daniel Brown
David Sencabaugh
New York
Bellows Falls Times
White Home
State Forestry Commission
Poveotty Association of
Thin
Washington
Stella Buchanan
Wheelock Trent
A. J. Hough
Mise Buchanan
E. J. Eanne
Opera House
Muriat
Green Mount Cemetery
Howard
Harold E
J. A. Ennis
Montgomery
Mure My Donaldson
Corten Foss
Alma M. Ashton
Tankton
Salvation Army
Ashton
Fred E. Gates
Montpelier
Corpa
Bear hunter finds deer likely hit by train in pasture
Charles Colley reported to Gama Warren H. C. Kent that a dead deer was found in a Berlin pasture. Officials believe the Central Vermont train strike drove the animal into the field to die. Mrs Corilla C. Atherton and Mrs Myron Graves of Waterbury receive widow’s pensions of 12 dollars a month. Harlie H. Bates pleads guilty to a second intoxication offense in city court. The Carnegie library building committee awarded WW Cote the contract for 813,700, with bids from about 21,000 up to Cote’s figure. The library will use roman brick and artificial stone trim. extra heating and plumbing costs bring the estimate within 16,000. Barnet Congregational church receives 1,000 from the Byron Somers estate in New Mexico and 1,600 for the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colley
Berlin
Gama
Warren H. C. Kent
Vermont
Corilla C. Atherton
Waterbury
Myron Graves
Harlie H. Bates
Nelsons Falls
Carnegie Library
WW. Cote
Cote
Exra
Barnet Congregational Church
Byron Somers
New Mexico
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Barre
Sibuestpilena
Langley
the PostoMion
Marre
Tarre
Primea
Hisgen
Hasbeet
United States
N. Y
North Main St
Barre, Vt
Dansagepesttin
J. A. Pole Boer
Montpelion
Ernest Hitcheack
Pittaford
M. Pletcher
Cavendish
CL Pitts
Brattleboro
J. TL Jones
Burlington
Vermont Forestry
U. S
N. Y. City
Aberdeen
Scotland
Ben A. Eastman
M. FE. Howland
Burt H. Wells
George & Milne
E W. Bisbee
F. G Howland
Homer Fitts
W. G. Reynolds
Pres
F. G. Howland
Treas
Worthen Block
Savings Department
Certificates of Deposit
General Banking
C. W. Melcher
D. Allen
A.J. Young
Chas. W. Averill
L. J. Bolster F.D. Ladd
F. N. Braley Ira C. Calef
Wy. D. Smith
Vaughan
A. W. Badger
Aks Morse
Barre Funeral Directors
Fimbalmers
Esos Calla
Enait
Bizeet
Biore
Ae Bou Bi
Nusaen
Granite Savings Bank
Total
John Trow
H. O. Worthen
Clinton N. Field
H. G Woodruff
Frank F. Cave
H. O Worthen
C. L Currier
W. A. Whitcomb
Rexall
Red Cross Pharmacy
Miles’ Block
OUR Bank
FG Howland
B A. Eastman
John E Smith
M.E Howland
A P. Abbott
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