Dartmouth Senior Shot. Fellow Student Admits
Henry E Maroney a Dartmouth senior from West Medford Mass was killed in a quarrel at the Theta Delta Chi house. Robert Z Meads a junior from La Grange Illinois confessed to the shooting after being arrested on a Boston bound train. Meads said he had been drinking and acted in self defense while college officials gave a different account of the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Maroney
West Medford
Mass
Robert T. Meads
la Grange
Ill
Boston
Chicago
Weall
Meade
Maroney
Mends
Massachusetts Hall
Meads
Murphey
Erwin T. Weis
Hull
Alu
Mascoma
Weis
Hanover
Claude M. Murray
Franklin
Dente
Ernest M. Hopkine
Medford High School
James E. Maroney
Naval Aviation Servicer
Primmcola
GE Plant Labor Strike Threat Looms After Holiday
Lynn June 18 General Electric plant plans to strike next Monday amid wage scale disputes and a disputed wage system. Labor leaders say walkouts by several crafts could occur if demands are not met, while management maintains no revisions to wages or reinstatement guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
General Electric Company
Enid
Ted Tom
Ples Ab Montay
Severs
Aneae
R. H. Rice
Tintin Enenmaitior
Ehipleves
Lipton Fleet Alive Across New York Scamunci
A garbled dispatch from New York mentions Lipton Peet and an amphial engendering event. References Shamapek IV and a 21 meter item appear, but details are unclear due to transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shamapek IV
Marshall Pities Governor Coolidge After Death News
Boston on June 16 with a message from Vice President Marshall offering sincere sympathy to Governor Calvin Coolidge as the nation contemplates the loss of a possible successor. The tone reflects condolence rather than congratulations from the political sphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Marshall
Calvin Coolidge
Duluth Bloodshed Ends as Mob Hangs Three Negroes
In Duluth Minnesota on June 16 a mob of about 5000 overpowered police and destroyed the station after an attack on a 17 year old white girl. Three Black men named Lena McGee Elmer Poseen and Nate Green were hanged in view of police and a large crowd amid resumed fears of further violence. Police note six suspects were in custody and guardsmen arrived from St Paul to restore order as Virgin ia authorities rush prisoners for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Benes
Minnesota Nations
St. Paul
Brirke
Aceoesthiles
Virginis
Harding Seeks Quiet Place For Thinking
Washington 1p June 16 Senator King Republican presidential nominee plans two weeks or more vacation after cleaning up senatorial work before leaving Washington. He has not chosen a rest spot yet but wants a convenient golf course and will decline invitations to speak unless necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iey
King
Cressee
Sereblenes
Body Found in Pond Possibly Suicide
Leonineter, a local manufacturer and expert rifle shot, was found dead in a pond near Witchbury. Officials believe he drowned himself amid an incurable illness. Mr Cook owned a plant manufacturing horn and celluloid articles. the deceased was WT years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonineter
Frank Ho
Witchbury
Cook
Girl Struck by Auto in Narlington Incident
A fragmented report notes a girl identified as Jane Narlington was struck by an automobile. The piece mentions names Aller, Allen Martin, and Sheriff, with a vague reference to a trial or inquiry and a street location, lacking clear details or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narlington
Jane
Allen Martin
Sheriff
Devent Street
Rockland Fire Destroys 14 Buildings and 200 Autos
A major blaze in Rockland Me destroyed fourteen buildings including Central garage with 200 cars stored inside and caused estimated losses of 4600 000. The three hour fire displaced four families and damaged eleven businesses. Fire units from Thomaston Camden and Rockport aided. no injuries reported.
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Rockland
Willoughby
Berry
Cilover
Main Street
Anutomobiles
Thomaston
Camden
Rockport
Buildin
Block Signal System Blamed for Railroad Collision
Engineer Archie J. Card from Cambridge, hospitalized with burns, says block signals failed to function, causing last night’s collision on the Houston and Albany line. Fourteen injured reported improving, while investigators probe a crowbar on the tracks that tangled with express cars and disrupted signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huston & Albany
Archie J. Card
Cambridge
Worcester City Hospital
Union Station
Milburn Junction
Robbers Duel With Revolvers in New York melee
Disorder erupted in New York as two robbers armed with revolvers faced off. One woman, Mir Murray Merew, attempted to flee before gunfire. she was hit at the feet as chaos spread and the assailants exchanged shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mir Murray
American Eliminated Dome 14 A Moree Wil
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and phrases amid garbled words. It mentions elimination and a fourth round, with unclear fragments surrounding a dome and various names. The readable pieces hint at a sports or competition result but lack coherent context or dates.
Pettibone Charged With Poison Death Of Wife Eva Pettibone
Hennington June 18 Byron N Pettibone was charged with murdering his wife Eva Bart Pettibone by poisoning on the night of April 6 after a prolonged interrogation. State's Attorney Graves said Pettibone admitted placing poison in a dose given to his wife as debts and worry over a new house influenced his crime. He denied involvement with another woman and investigators found poison only in Mrs Pettibone's dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennington
Byron N. Pettibone
Eva Bart Pettibone
Collins M. Graves
Pettibone
Petrier Bond
Poisott
Woman in Automobile Party Shot Near Camp Grant
Rockport TL June 16 Five soldiers from Camp Grant near Rockford were sought in connection with the shooting death of Mrs Maude Lurille Mowe wife of Captain Leroy Moss. Captain Moss and his wife and four friends were on an automobile ride when a pistol shot rang out. The car stopped after hitting a rough spot. Mrs Moss died shortly after reaching the base hospital. A full unit roll call and search for the shooter followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Camp Grant
Tero
Mre Maude Lurille Mowe
Leroy Ho Moss
Willie jeCreight
Carp
Mines
Aechtental
Murder at Taunton Ends in Double Tragedy
In Taunton Towntgs Maen Jonesh Pinley P. Jack 30 dies by firearm after fatally wounding Mrs Annie Din 42 at Mish Street. He then killed himself as jealousy cited. the sequence witnessed by Mrs Fleming's 1-year-old son William. The incident occurred this foremoon at near Morton hospital where the injured woman died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinley P. Jack
Annie Din
Morton Hospital
Mt Moe
Mish
Geetter
Jeune Vived
John Flemneg
Wink Street
Heuer
Mra Fleming
William
Coal Supply for New England Seeks Federal Action
A garbled report from June 1 hints at New England states or their representative seeking coal supply. It mentions interstate commerce and a federal committee or secretary involved, referencing Washington and officials negotiating to secure energy resources for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Seeretiany
Northwestern graduate earns highest honors with baby in tow
Chicago June 16 The top honors among 878 graduates at Northwestern University went to Mrs Howard Van Tracy of Evanston who brought her baby daughter to class and completed the four year program in three years earning a bachelor of arts. Dr Frank Taussig, professor of economics at Harvard, received the degree of doctor of laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern University
Howard van 5
Tracy
Evanston
Cole
Heraby
Frank Taussig
Harvard
Rufus E Brown Dead Former Vermont Attorney General
Burlington June 16 Rufus E Brown longtime Vermont attorney general from 1912 to 1914 died after five weeks illness He was born Dec 3 1854 in Dickinson ND son of John T Brown and Margaret A Dillenbeck He practiced law in Burlington since 1841 and earned a strong reputation in jury cases He was a Republican and served as Burlington city attorney state attorney and senator He is survived by wife son Ralph E Brown and daughter Mildred L Brown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Rufus E. Brow
Vermont
Rufus B. Brown
Rufus Everson Brown
Dickinson
Chittenden County
Brown
Chittendenpou
Ralph EF. Brown
Mildred
DAYS SEEK RIGID ENFORCEMENT PLANK
Washington June 16 Prohibition advocates will ask the Democratic national convention in San Francisco to adopt a rigid enforcement plank. Wayne B Wheeler declares the Chicago resolutions committee favors a tough law enforcement plank and that Bryan will act if adopted. Wheeler names Gov. Cox as the wets' last hope and notes his record could hinder national prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Wayne B. Wheeler
General Couner
Chicago
Wheeler
Bryan
Con
Public college debate on liberty law and community rights
A fragmented account discusses Wendell Phillips Stafford and remarks on university honors at a district of Columbia court, weighing the balance between individual rights and community interests. The piece references debates on authority, trust, and the role of unions and society in governing conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips Stafford
Boston University
Hostem
Hare
Lester H. Marlin
Leston University
Wendell Phillips ‘Stafford
Supreme Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Ander
Comper
Co operative Creamery Plan Moves Forward in Barre Area
Barre area farmers from Barre City and Town Williamstown Washington Orange Berlin Plainfield and nearby towns gathered in Worthen hall to back a cooperative creamery. Committees were chosen to canvass towns for sentiment and backing while State Agriculture Commissioner Brigham urged advantages of such plants and noted Vermont's history of cooperative creameries since 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre City
Barre Town
Williamstown
Ington
Orange
Berlin
Plainfield
Barre
Worthen Hall
Acr
Facmere
Ernest Hutchinson
J. H Arthur Phelps
M. J. Tow Bertrand
Tleman
Pone
Whahington
Harvey Dodge
William Turner
Fred Winslow
Lo S. Little
Plainfeld
Suich & Project
Little
Phainfield
Ap. Pay Eens
Dr. Bancroft
Wyness Tucker
Neil Smith
Harvey du
Herlin
Lmith
KS. Brigham
A. le. Smith
Brighan
Planta
Sentara
Vermont
Sisen
Uhe
State Department of Agriculture
Maree
Barre Aldermen Set Regulations for July Fourth Fireworks
Barre aldermen prepared for Independence Day events by adopting last year’s rules governing firework sales and timing, fixing sale hours and addressing traffic on city streets. The council also authorized City Attorney Wishart to hire counsel in the Orange water tax suit and scheduled a hearing on Standard Oil’s proposed North Main and West Second street distribution plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Board of Aldermen
Trent
Police Committee
William Wishart
Orange
Standard Oil Company
North Main
West Second Streets
Minor Collisions Reported Across Several Roads
Reports to the secretary of state describe multiple minor automobile incidents in various towns. Transports, property damage, and minor injuries are noted with several locations including Warren and East Mant, reflecting routine collision activity across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate
Wallafeld
BK Hewlets
Warren
Tetwren Tranvilla
Long States
Goddard Seminary Graduates 49 In Commerce Class
Forty nine young men and women in the Goddard seminary commercial course received diplomas in a chapel ceremony attended by parents and friends. Valedictorian Dorothy Pierson delivered the salutatory on business, classmate Vera Benjamin gave the valedictory, and William Wishart of Barre spoke on pursuing meaningful work beyond money urging initiative and honest views with employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
William Wishart
Barre
Goddard
Prin. D. K. Hollister
Wishart
Janow
Eva Crotean
Mise Madeline Dion
Frank Hoberk
the Universalist Church
Dorothy Pierson
Pierson
Knoe
David Harum
Vera Benjamin
Whelpley
Jeraida Smith
Grand Central
S York
Helen Rossi
Amber
Mr. Wislhart
Mario Harberi
Mise Riena Barberi
Mies Vera Benjamin
Dem
Hollister
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Dartmouth
General Electric Co
Lipton Fleet
Sandy Hook Anchorage
East River
Governor Coolidge
Minnesota
City
Harding
Frank H. Cook
Leominster
Boston & Albany
R. R
New York Restaurent
Bennington
Eva Pettibone
Maude Moss
Leroy Hi. Mons
Sol- Alera
Taunton
Finley P. Jack
Annie Dunn
Himerlc
Rufus E. Brown
Democratic National Convention
Neekin
Co-Operative Creamery
Brigham
Ted Te Eer
Barclay Bros
Boynton Street
Granite Savings Bank & Trust Co
North Main Street
Washington and
Church
Jay War
Street Ax Freeman
Grant Lane
North Maintreet
Miles Coal Co
Averill & Co
G. Bennett
F. L. Blake
Flinders
Frank McWhorter Co
Ts & Barre Light & Power Go
Paige & Campbell
N. Parker
Phelps Oh
Reynolds & Soo
Tel& Tel
Peers Automobil Coe Ait
Remealuar Valve Ca
POW Rogers & Co
Trow & Hold
Waldo Rime & Bund Co
Walworth Mfy
C. Stewarthy
Marre Gassi
P.M. Curr
John
Calder & Richardson
Homer Fitts Co
Firanite City Tool Co
KH. Griffith
St. Harvey & Mower
Houghton & Rodina
Kempton Mifla
B.A. Manning Co
Ll. Method
Barre Eletre Co
Vermont Tower Supply Co
J. A
George Tanguay
W. Tin
State
Booth
Leeremet
Mars
Grewy Shewly
Warbeetee
Merwee Feeder
Goddard Commercial
Peo
Jorothy Pierson
eLbie
Marca
Oranee Ho
Ae Nanrins
Lea
SSSR
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