Search for weapons on the spectators at Sacco-Vanzetti trial
Sharp scrutiny began at the outset of the Dedham trial today as Sheriff Cappen ordered heightened security following revelations during Mrs Andrews testimony. Spectators were searched for weapons before proceedings, reflecting tense atmosphere surrounding the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Sheriff Cappen
Andrews
Mase
Niccola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Sherif Cappen
Lola R. Andrews
Quincy
Andrewe
Ler
An Mullen
Southmintere
Bacco
Vanzetti
Williams
Vred Ho Moore
Envier
Sacco
Miss Frances Devlin Identifies Sacco in South Braintree Case
Frances J Devlin keeper Testifies she saw Sacco lean from a car and fire at the victim during the 1920 South Braintree murder and robbery. Devlin described seeing a shooting from the automobile and identified Sacco in the courtroom as the shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances J. Devlin
Sacco
So. Braintree
Montpelier Hosts State Council of Catholic Foresters Meeting
The annual Montpelier gathering of the state council of the Catholic Order of Foresters convened at Knights of Columbus. Solemn high mass was said by Rev. Lawrence Mann at St Augustine’s church, followed by a business session and an evening banquet at the Pavillon hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council
Catholic Order of Foresters
Montpelier
Knights of Columbus
Lawrence Mann
White River Junction
St. Augustine’s Church
Pavillon Hotel
Deadlock on Ending War Fails to Clear Senate View
Washington June 24 The Senate faces uncertainty over whether to accept the Porter peace resolution as a substitute for the Knox measure. The Porter plan would terminate the war with Germany and Austria Hungary and passed the House after two days of debate by 108 to 40 with one Republican voting no. Opponents argue repeal could be seen as repudiation of the war. The House adjourned, with no quick agreement in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Fisaders
Congress
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Kelly
Michigan
Seaton
Union labor wins point in crafts rail talks
Chicago June 14 union labor won a decision by the United States railroad board granting the federation of shop crafts a right to negotiate for all employees in these crafts. The board ruled that if the federation opts to it, agreements may apply to all workers in the crafts covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aytem Federation of
United States Railroad Later
Federattion
Fedrated
Cration
Ten Thousand Shrines Parade At Des Moines Review
Ten thousand Shriners in a four mile parade review before Eliis Lewis Garret son of Tacoma Washington imperial potentate as the Imperial Shrine council opens its three day session. Delegations from 147 temples including Panama Hawaii and Mexico City attend. Site of the proposed tonal shrine hospital in St Louis is discussed. Fireworks conclude the first day with plans for 10 000 couples to dance in an open air hall at the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Eliis Lewis Garret
Tacoma
Wash
Imperial
Mystic Shrine
Shrine
Imperial Council
Order
Panama
Hawaii
Mexico City
Batonal Shrine Hospital
St. Louis
Fragmented notes from Williamstown ma gathering and travels
A garbled report lists residents and visitors around Williamstown including Mr and Mrs D Val Stone Mrs Olive Pirie Mrs Mary Gordon and others traveling by train. Mentions Grange morning program with readings talks and local visits to Rutland Ludlow and Hartford with various households and trains noted.
Typographical strike illegal say Boston newspapers
Boston evening papers report a compositor strike deemed unauthorized and illegal. Publishers defend the action as a violation of contract while unions push for workers to return. Arbitration board criticized for delaying findings after eight months. Prof Swain declines to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbitration Board
International Tyleraphical Union
Prblis
George Swain
Harvard University
Wan
Rostod
International Typographical Union
Swain
Boston Woman to Speak at County Temperance Rally
Mrs Elsie Pease Barney of Swan ton state president of the Vermont Wearman's Temperance will speak at the afternoon session of the county convention in the Baptist church. Mrs Jeanette I Mann of Boston Massachusetts will address the 7 30 evening meeting as state superintendent of temperance work in Massachusetts and is well known for her long active service in temperance causes across the state. The event invites all to attend and hear the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Pease Barney
Swanton
Vermont Wearman's Temperance
Jeanette I. Mann
Boston
Pot Westgott Massachustts W. CT
Mann Ie
Mann
Ff 14
Miwaachusette
N, Kot
Tia Teen
Massachusetts
Lith International Congress
Washington
Varios States
Veryons
Oordialle
Talk of the Towns Incoherent Weekend Plans At Lind Tow
Attorney A A Sargent and family travel to Lindtow for a two week vacation. Noah Barker arrives from Westbrook Maine to attend ceremonies. Mrs Parsons and Mrs P Mower provide entertainment. Bertha Bridges arrives from Wilton Maine for the commemorative events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Sargent
Famillar French Street
Lindtow
Noah Barker
Gokdand Seminary
Cty
Westbrook
Far
Mra
Parsons
Great hailstones fell in Bethel
Bethel was struck by a brief severe storm on June 1 with lightning rain wind and especially hail. Hailstones an inch across damaged gardens broke windows washed down hills and crippled roads and telecommunication lines while livestock and horses sought shelter and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
BE. N. Davis
Sobens-Turner Wedding at Home of Mr and Mrs Turner
A quiet wedding was held yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Turner. Gladys Sobens wedford B E Sabens son of Mr and Mrs Allen Sabens of Jonesville Ree Lehigh officiated with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white georgette dress and silk toile veil with white roses, and her bridesmaid Miss Vivian Dodger of Springfield wore organdie and carried white sweet peas. Wallace Harding of Burlington acted as best man. The house was decorated with Boston mastenhalters and cut flowers. The couple will reside at 4 Loomis Street Burlington after a wedding trip to Old Orchard York Beach and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Turner
Gladys
Difford
BE. Sabens
Agd
Allen Sabens
Jonesville
Ree
Lehigh
Frank Worthen
Vivian Dodger
Springfield
Wallace Harding
Burlington
Bostom
Mastenhalters
Spaulding High School
Vermont Milk Clinlate Company
Wertington
Linton
Hurlington
Mra
Sabens
Old Orchard
York Beach
Loomis Street
Mre
Bert Crandall
Chicago
Atlen Sabene
Jimeweilie
Platetec
Worcester
Mase
H. A. Narnard
Hallie
Randolph Mra Crane Visits Relatives in Matland
Miss Catherine Weed travels to Can H for a trip before returning. Mrs Lol Dyer hosts visiting guest. Mrs Buck and her family plan a short stay with friends after years away in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Crane
Matland
Lol L. Dyer
Blake
Catherine Weed
Can. H
W. S. Buck
Williamstown
Goddard Commencement Week Attendees Arrive in Hartford
Kesre Junction resident Marshall John visits with Dr. H. A. Donahue while Misene travels from Jewilhe Chee to join the Goddard commencement events in Hartford. Miss Wilma Kircher and Miss Safford attend from New York and Ww Me to participate in the week long ceremonies. Teachers Hattie Tilletest and Grace Ungetle plan summer visits to Northheld after the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall John
Kesre Junction
H. A. Donahue
Ovenge Street
Misene
Jewilhe
Chee
Mise Safford
Goddard
Mise Dorie
Pest
Mies Margeret Kinguten
Grace
Che Barre
Northheld
Belen
Autopsy Planned in Murray River Death Case
Rodney and Alex Murray seek an autopsy on John J. Murray after his body surfaced in the Stevens branch near Blackwell Street. They report he left Graniteville Sunday with 125 dollars but only 11.30 and a watch were found, alongside a bruise on his back. State’s Attorney Thomas will order the autopsy as officials from Burlington arrive. Funeral arrangements in Graniteville are tentative pending autopsy results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney J. Murray
Windsor
Alex. Murray
Graniteville
Fred B. Thomas
Montpelier
John J. Murray
Stevens Branch
Blackwell Street
Thomas
State Laboratory
Burlington
Rodney
Alex Murray
John
Hob
Reesen
Charlo
Central Vermont Railroad
Caider & Richardson
Lew
Smith
Garrison Granite Co
Lew Sage
Murray
Murray Popular in Bethel
Hethet June 14 The death of John J Murray of Barre oider inure of Me suspiciims rireumetanors is duel re gretted there where he was very wlar among granite putters where hundred ble by electing him sent of their local amanles s Leon He was considered a man of much ability with the intereste of the men at heart and eu excellant worktown His brother his brother s wife and Mr eS es Son anne day to remove his trunk and other be to Graniteville When the date of the funeral is ameiied the then G C A will elect representations to attend the funeral of their former prre-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hethet
John J. Murray
Leon
Barre Tau
Barre
Anne
Graniteville
G. CL A
Prre
Ezra Hamlet Dead Silent in Old Hamlet Home
Ezra Hamlet died after a long illness at age near old age. The obituary notes his service and mentions his wife, children, and local ties. City residents reflect on his life and his role in the community as funeral services are planned.
Goddard Commercial Alumni Reunited Banquet Triumphs
At Goddard dining hall 70 alumni from classes 1914 to 1922 gathered for the eighth annual banquet and business meeting. Rev Chinton L Scott offered blessing, James Bowers performed piano pieces, and speeches from Earle Winters Mildred Ladounty and others recalled past years. Miss Bridges welcomed guests. Mario Barberi spoke for his class. officers were elected for the coming year and a mentors committee formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard
Goddard Commercial Alumn
Commercial Chiss
Chinton L. Scott
Philadelphia
James Bowers
Wade
Ry L. Davison
Earle Winters
Mise Mildred Ladounty
Clase
Davinin
Gm m
Ernest King
Angie Moralli
Josephine Lutchina
Ch Nf
Welcom
Bertha M. ‘Bridges
Commercial Department
Miex Lucehina
Davison
Muds
Sasceiation
Mario Barberi
Goeistein
Mildred LaBuvnty
Lewnel Steward
Elanaes
Lake Wit
Mildred Mackenein
Thin
Jannual Duainess
Karkie Winters
Algor Knutson
Reyies
Vite
Lenin’ Seagre
Angie Morulti
Alan
Dest
Mire Barberi
Pat Mamunolo
Lyeching
Tena Seaver
Mise Heten Ries
Heddiend Hull
Ali Hail
Norwich Alumni Elect Northield At Meeting
At a Varnant alumni meeting for Norwich University, officers were elected for the coming years. President Major George Carpenter of Montpelier was chosen along with vice presidents Lewis Bump of Branden and BOW. Magan of Waterhary, CL, Vitry of Hr and Harry Visher of Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northield
Varnant
Norwich Wasversity Weaterday
George Carpenter
Montpelier
Lewis Bump
Branden
Priedeit
Bow. Magan
Waterhary
Vitry
Harry Visher
Font Pelier
Local Notices and Social Bits From Hartford and Nearby
A jumble of names and events: Mr and Mrs LAE Clesley welcome a newborn in Hartford. Rathortor MacKengle visits while sister Mi dred, a senior at GodFord seminary, reviews her. Karl Mester plans a summer course in Boston. Charles Breal heads to Northfield for a weeklong trip and studies at a theology institute. Viera Peckley and Mis Dythats Heft dine with Northfield plans for fraternities. Waters, traffic manager of Granite Manufacturers’ Association, leaves Boston for a classification committee meeting. Aharies Armbelin notes a window break and a bullet hole. investigation links a broken glass to a mouse hole. Upcoming events include a Venker division reunion in Boston July 22 and July 2 notices on metalware sales, testing, and a Pilgrimage to Plymouth. Generals Ward’s command and related exhibits are announced for Newnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameren Qmund Iouehter
Lae Clesley
Mere
Mies Rathortor MacKengle
Hartford
Cnaut
Midred
GodFord Seminary
Karl Mester
Boston
Mawswehmretia Elnstitute
North- Hint
Siprimgfield
Mase
Viera Peckley
Northfield
Wen Waters
Trafic Manger
Granite
Aesoblation
Basten
Teemorrow
International Monumental
Iramite
Armbelin
Armhelin
Aimee
Venker
Reni
Seale
Hooker
RW. Henker & Co
Serneval
Ataadion
Plemouth
Seven changes in Barre high school staff announced
Barre public schools will see seven new high school faculty members at Spaulding, replacing seven who finished duties last week. Robert J. Ross leaves science and math to become Pittsford High principal. Cat Sandholm and others join in history, athletics, and languages. New hires include Bixby, Currier, Dis, Henshaw, Warren, Renyon, and more, with Hetman to head the high school as principal and a long list of teachers switching to or moving within category assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compar
Barre
Supt. White
Spaulding High School
Robert J. Ross
Theigh
Pittsford
Ross’ Lure
Cat Sandholm
New Hampshire State College
Bates College
Wos
United States
Landholm
Joaphine F. Menatti
Waterbury, Conn
Bixby
East Barre
University of Vermont
Marguerite Currier
Smith College
Reeker A. Dis
Walter H Henshaw
Suffiett
Dartmouth College
Dorie R. Birke
Stella M.brooke
E. Marion Dewand
Eleseor F. Hall
Pauh
Lineley
Late J. Mead
Mary R. Morma Rickett
Eva G. Smithy
Mary Lgfomasi
Mabel J. Wall
Emma Martin
Ventts
Elizabeth K. Patersom
Margaret Paine
Willumina
Walker
Soephine M
Alblaotti
Louies M. Nerber
I. Lavene Skinner
Beasly Ryder
Cleveland
Misa Coutts
Mise Paine
St. Johnetnsry
Alethe
Mise Walker
Grace MeKinetes
Kimak Street
Eilzabeth Fitesimondy
Jericho
Avers Stevet
Emma L. Tremtiné
Antoinetta Giudici
Brook Street
Lelia K. Corti
North Barre
Margaret L. Marry
White River
Janet and
Holland
Ayers
Howl
Elizabeth Fitheimitede
Clara TD
Dodge
Vers M. Watrom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mre. Andrews
Hoe
Dore
Moore
Abe
South Braintree
Mr. Williams
Mr. Moore
Sae
Mises Devlin
Mies Dev- Tip
Erie
Bremen
Catholic Order of Fl
David Spier
New York
Seguin
Harvey Marble
California
Underhill
Nenak
Menall
Aliee Murdock
Poeltlon
Unitarian
Murdock
A.W. Howitt
Plainfield
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
C. A. Dempory
Ladin
Milton
West Eatlant
Wallingfind
Dorothy Canfield Fleher
Sathr
Bessie Cud
Mont- Petier High School
Harraleureas
Cudworth
Dunbury
Conn
Mra Hoyt
Sime
Mise Hanson
French
Sullivan
Lewis
Keone
Etta Chambertein
Mra Maplock
Helen Mitchell
Wight
Goa
U. S. Railroad Labor Board
Shriners
Hamel
Downs
Rutland
Tomy
D. Val Stone
Olive Pirie
Marie Seaver
Saute
Lottie French
Mary Gordon
Evelyn McAllister
Emily Sticknes
Marchfield
Homer
Yew Bugland
Weetaitet
Ed Saxtone River
Carl W. Beaver
Ray Potter
Granvillx
N.Y
B.S
Ruth Stevenson
West Marnet
Grange
Weta St
Perley Seavegs
Mre Kesterted
Phra Wim
Mieke Myrtle MacNell
Ludlow
Leon Blanchard
Margaret Maas
Miles
Dr. I
Amaibe
Mra Lee Fyr
Union
Sylvester Jf. McBride
Inval Top Graphical Union
Washington County
Talk OF
the Town
Misa Bertha Bridges
Brad
Godt Dat
Bes
Wilton
Godland
Gobiard
Barre City
Neminary
Poli
Allan Johnston
Vineeppl
Sumter
Parquet
Pretender
Helleg
Andree
Comtitien
Sobens—Turner
Bride
Monady
Randolph
Wah
Granitecutters
Ezra Hamlet
Lowell
V. Hee
Goddard Commercial
Norwich
Will Rater
Carl Lindholm
Few Hampshire State
Ross
Lincoln School
Katherine Williams
Iola B. Stewete
Josephine Pisk
Therese K Binnehl
Kab
Te Mackie
Aiding Wheel
Sade A. Boxee
Nelli
Poerin
Edith Smith
Alice M. Stew
Florence Wooster
Mathewsin Sohnel
Hattie Titoteom
Eleavor K Sweet
Honnelia & Kerin
Coralie Reinhelder
Mabel W. Handler
Brulas C. Hates
M. Trace Ingalle
Aline V. Healy
Mary F Molden
Eleanor Malley
Ten Lackey
Ethel J
Summer Street School
Susie E. Curerier
Margaret A Ditheny
Judith R. Halim
Etfert Schol
Lowlee Watt
Fica
McNlaetry
Ibdred FL Migge
Swele
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