Man Sticks To His Alibi In Sack Murder Case
Ngmund Goldburg withstood third degree questioning today denying the boy's testimony in the sack murder of Samuel Kersin. Police say Goldburg, linked to the crime scene, reaffirmed his alibi of painting a house with a companion while the boy alleges involvement and paid support for the act. Investigators continue to probe the scattered details and the torn evidence found at the disposal site.
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Ngmund Goldburg
Totley
Goldburg
Anek Rmuriler
Samuel Kersin
Thadugteo
Totaro
Turmoil in Taunton Probate Case Ends in Acquittal
In Taunton a probate court trial涉及 Mrs Briggs and her guardian Mr White. The proceedings reveal struggles over estate loans and alleged thefts. Augustus ndt faced larceny charges but was acquitted. A witness overheard a discussion about moving funds to shield them from Mr Bar.
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Taunton
Lycen
William ¥. Buckminster
White
Guardian
Alfred BH. Hodges
British fleet maneuvers under way as 350 warships mobilize
June 18 report states the British fleet nears completion of annual maneuvers with about 350 warships converging on their stations. The planned action involves red white and blue fleets while a German force watches from the east Scottish coast. Command rests with William Henry May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Pentland Firth
Does Straits
William Henry May
Diplomas Awarded Nine At Springfield High School
Springfield June 14 nine graduates received diplomas at the Springfield High School ceremony held last night in the opera house. Valedictorian was Elias Parkhnrst followed by salutatorian Ruth J. Meritt. Other class members include Ralph Barney and Ella Owens among the named recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ad Fm
Elias
Mion Me Parkhnrst
Mee Gill
Poon
Ralph 0
Ruth J. Meritt
M. Barney
Clasy Will
Karl Peetet
Panic in New York Public School Sparks Chaos
In Manhattan a hysterical wave hit a crowded public school yesterday causing hallways to flood with panicked students and worried parents. Fire sounds and riots halted traffic as crowds gathered believing a fire, leading to injuries and disrupted classes across the East Side school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kelal
Murder Trial In Progress At Pownal Case
In Manchester on June 15 the murder trial of Thomas Harrin continued with routine testimony. George Leonard testified to identifying items from the river including a watch and chain and said a cap was found later. State and local officials described a weapon used in the fatal incident and the distance the cap was located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Thomas Harrin
Pownal
George Leonard
Turner
Leonard
W. J. Pe
Sherif John Nash
Pred Gi
Sean de Servie
Hat Makers Sued Over Damages in Danbury Case
Danbury, June 18. Suits filed against manufacturers and corporations in Bethel and New Milford seeking damages totaling $26,000 from each party for alleged violations of agreements and bonds. More than 220,100 in real estate and task accounts are cited as part of the suit. Seven Danbury concerns that settled earlier this week are named among those facing the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Cons
Amaryl Firmeary
Bethel
New Milford
Ing Mied Bady
Butters’ Union
Bon voyage to Gompers sails for Europe as envoy
Samuel Gompers sails Saturday for Europe as an envoy to labor organizations, pledging to uphold constitutional rights even if court injunctions stand. A farewell dinner hosted by the American Federation of Labor executives expressed strong support amid strong sentiment and protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel Gompers
Europe
Taduatries
American Federation of Latioe
De Palma Breaks 24 Mile Record at Readville Track
Ralph De Palma set a new world mark for 24 miles at Readville, finishing in 23 minutes 35 seconds. He surpassed Barney Oldfield’s 93 minute 38 and 3-5 second record from Fremont, California, driving a 60 horsepower Fiat on a one mile loop track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph de Palma
Readville
Maye
Hix Fimoems
Smitutes
Seconia
Barney Natleld
Imines
Fremmo Cal
DePalma
Fiat
Dia
Fatal Pedestrian Crash Strikes Fred W Brandt in Providence
Fred W Brandt a 40 year old of Westmiter street was fatally struck by an automobile at Karl street and Elmwood avenue in Providence by driver George Davie of River Port. Brandt died en route to hospital as police detained Davie and a companion.
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Providence
Fred W. Brandt
Ata Westmieter Street
Karl Street
Elmwood Avenue
George Davie
River Port
Davie von
Elurwood
Fire devastates Wolcott buildings and hotel area
A morning blaze in Wolcott caused heavy losses, restoring work saved adjoining property. The fire, starting around 3 o clock, damaged a hotel and several stores, with losses estimated near 910,000 and partial insurance coverage. Firefighters battled the flames while residents evacuated, with some belongings saved and others destroyed across multiple structures.
Fire destroys farm buildings near North Dan
A fast moving blaze at the Emmons farm, about three miles from North Dan, destroyed all the buildings. High winds aided the flames and spread to barns, with a neighbor living half a mile away. By the time firefighters arrived, the property was a total loss.
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St. Johnabary
Prank Emmons
North Dan
Sera
Emenome
Vermont Chancery Dockets Wind Up Burlington Firm
Burlington June 18 court records reveal a chancellor filed cases in Chittenden County involving local firms. Vermont Construction Company seeks dissolution of its general engineering business partnership at Seartl's location. Ingham vs Chay seeks injunction and a receiver to straighten the business after a disputed partnership formed October 1800 with unequal profit sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Billy
Srms
Chittenden
Vermont Constran Ton Company
Seartl
Wohunta Liquuietion
Eeningham
Chay Jush
Ingham
Rutland Horsemen Out in Morning Matinee
Rutland features the first of a series of matinees with the Rutland group performing in a morning program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Horsemen
Chadwell of Chester Cleared of Arson Charge
Cadwell Chadwell of Chester was charged with arson in Winder county. The jury found him not guilty after deliberations from ten to two. He admitted he lied on the stand about the fire scene and police confession preceded his testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Woodstock
Chari Chadwell
Winder County
Ten Dunen
Chadwell
Bellowy Palk
Joseph Goodrich
Cadwell
Alimony Granted in Vergennes Divorce Case
Middlebury June 18 Helen Ket chum versus Harvey Ketchum of Vergennes ended in county court yesterday with a divorce granted to Mrs. Ketchum on the ground of intolerable severity. Alimony of 5000 was awarded after the late afternoon verdict and related proceedings. turmoil and legal maneuvering marked the long, contentious case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Helen Ketchum
Harvey Ketchum
Vergennes
Aciive
Butler
Prirlingtom
Alingen
Myron Kéleey
James
Lamia
Alstenty
Escaped Prom Jail Breaks Amid Ward Power Struggle
A prisoner at a county jail tunneled, bent iron bars, and forced a window to escape. Guards reported the man seized a rack and fled through the basement, prompting a manhunt. He was recaptured after a brief pursuit, and charges or disciplinary actions were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlington
Muir
Tesla
Local Graduation Class Honors With Numerous Prizes
A class of 18 graduates received awards led by John Arnall and Miss Mildred Donovan. Senior honors included $12 for Miss Mildred Mieke and $11 for Miss Viberam Morton, with freshmen prizes won by Miss Milden Croft. The ceremony included the Strvana wR B10 award to Florence Newton and lists of close members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sh. Athans
John
Teal Arnall
Siniors
Mies Leonor
Biildred Mieke
Eta the Lane
Lydia Edson
Harold Glen Elrod
Ermest
Raymond Harvey
Eleanor Whitney Hatch
Anna Hunt
Mary Elizabeth Mann
Katherine Pieziniet Eee Nee Or Pomtroy
Harriet Blanche Zariesis
Mrs. Piety
Cole Warner
Vollie Richard 'S
Vermont Trap Shooting Champion Crowned in Rutland
J A Wright of Middlebury, aged 71, wins the Vermont Trap Shooting league title at Rutland. He ties with Charles I Daves of RW land on 89 of 100, with Wright hitting 21 of 25 in the final stint. High amateur honors go to M Hard Thang of New York, while Philly Sowa led the day’s top events.
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J. A. Wright
Middlebury
Rutland
Vermont Trap Shooting League
Midlobers
Charpiary
Charles I. Daves
Rwland
Smgt
Davia
Whiddbn
Philly
Sowa
Atte Iat
Sama
York
Iite Yeat
N.Y
Woman Sentenced to Five Years for Theft in New Jersey
Nellie Hammond, 20, of Elisabeth, New Jersey, was taken to Trenton to begin a five year term for grand larceny after pleading guilty to heroin theft. Police say items stolen in the spree were recovered when Hammond was arrested at a Yonkers hospital, with several articles linked to the crime found on her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth
Jane
Nellie Hammond
Trenton
Altwater
Reed
Hammond
Evernt
Yonkery Hospital
PROGRAM ARRANGED Tele La Motte Dedication Of Seth Warner Boulder
A dedication program is planned here for a boulder honoring Seth Warner and Captain Hemember Baker. Mrs P Stewart Stranshaw of St Albans will give the welcome address and the presentation will be made by Mrs Clayton M North of Shoreham. Dorothea Smith and others will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Warner
Hemember Baker
Vermont
P. Stewart Stranshaw
St. Albans
Mra Clayton M
Shorehaim
Dorothon Smith
Thomas
Balloon trip aborted across White Mountains due to high winds
In Rutland on June 12 Charles J Glidden halted the Massachusetts balloon ascent with Harvard professor Pickering and Boston pilots present as winds from the northwest made the crossing of the White Mountains impractical. The earlier ascent proceeded without incident and the official pilot Van Sloot reported the balloon headed toward Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
Charles J. Glidden
Rutland
Prof
Pickering
Harvard University
Jay EL Boston
Boston Pilot
William Vani Hleet
Vermont
Massachusetts
O'Chork
Mount Washington
Ruth
van Sloot
Pittefield
Mass
Aero Eli
Lastera
Windsor
Fireworks explosion injures seven at West Broadway store
Fireworks blew up after catching fire at W A Phillips on West Broadway near Ne gular district. Seven people were injured and treated at the scene or nearby by emergency staff as the blast caused chaos for about an hour. Injured include Albert William, 17, of Anderenn Street. Mollie Poplar Street, 18, who were overcome by smoke and treated by Dr Jones. City patrolmen aided in crowd control and scene safety.
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Negular
W. A. Phillips
West Broadway
Albert
William
Anderenn Street
Earn Tallas
Larnea
Earn
Gold at Quincy Stones Show Hidden Precious Metal
Edward Samburg reports finding several stones in an old quarry near Quincy that tests indicate contain palladium. Adirondacks weather notes. small town notices, local visits, and a village improvement society event are listed alongside brief social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Samburg
Quincy
Mase
Edward Sandtang
Diamond Jubilee Program at Montpelier Seminary
The Montpelier Seminary marks its diamond jubilee with a Sunday celebration in the chapel led by a Boston-born preacher and an evening sermon. Monday and Tuesday focus on oral exams and declamatory contests, with class day events and a concert planned midweek. Governor Prouty and other alumni provide addresses, and Andrew W. Edson delivers the featured talk on Thursday morning June 24.
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Trinity
Bemilion
Boston
Cork
Hi Hamltea
T. P. Prost
Ryanston
Emma ‘Cooper Adaron
Annus Hamuet
George H. Prouty
Mason S. Stone
Andrew W. Edson
New York City
Burlington High Graduates 72
Burlington June 18. Burlington graduated a class of 72 today. Prizes were awarded: Howard Education Fund Dorothy S Hill second, Marjonia Perth third, $15. alumni in the course $5. David Howe Latin.
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Hagel
Weeks
Howard Educational Prize
Dorothy S. Hill
Hurlington
Howard Educations Fund
Marjonia
David Howe
Confessed Arsonist Teenager Linked Blaze Spree
Alexander, a 17 year old, confessed to multiple fires including a rear fire at Adams Dros grain works and a blaze at the Milford hotel. Police say he admitted a habit of starting fires to watch fire crews respond, with a fine found at the Milford hotel after a cigarette sparked a pile of debris.
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Alexander
New Manchester
Milford Hotel
Patrolman Braver Hurt In Auto Fire Incident
Patrolman Frederik Braner driving police auto connected with division 13 at West Roxbury was badly burned while repairing a machine. Gasoline leaked from a broken pipe igniting his hands arms and clothing. He was able to extinguish the flames and expect to resume work within a few days. The auto was damaged slightly.
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Braver
West Iona
Orton
Jane
Frederik Braner
Division 13
West Roxseveral
Avenue
Roslindale
Wright celebration threads adulation for the Weight Brothers
In Dayton Ohio on June 18 Governor Harmon honored the Weight Brothers with pins as Wright celebrations continued. The event featured receptions, parades and speeches praising the brothers for their achievements and American citizenship.
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Weight Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
Wright
Harmon
Gettine
Wrights
Three badly hurt in Crown Point car crash
Crown Point Illinois dispatch reports Lisepho Mogma, grandson of Arbol tha St. Louis brewer, along with Packard and Harriet Barnes of Chicago, injured when their car skidded into a ditch en route to auto races and overturned. They were taken to the litany hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Point
Ind
Lisepho Mogma
Arboltha St. Louis Brewer
Antherine Pinveag Packard
Mies Harriet Barnes
Chicago
Litany Hospital
Jack Johnson Fined for Standing Auto in Boston Streets
The heavyweight pugilist Jack Johnson was fined and costs after being found owing $5 for allowing his automobile to stand in Boston streets. The incident occurred on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Lena Leinhardt Killed by Train in Chelsea Masa Incident
Lena Leinhardt died after a collision with a train at New Haven railroad crossing near Chelsea Masa. The incident occurred today, June 18, and investigators are reviewing witness statements and rail traffic records to determine fault and potential safety oversights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Leinhardt
Chelsea
Masa
Boston
Lena Leinhartt
Pe Veers
Ying Saari Wea
Wah
New Haven Railroad
Barre Directors Weigh Building Granite Trade Prospects
Barre directors of the Board of Trade discussed expanding beyond monumental granite to building stone. Proposals from Barre White Granite and others were reviewed to form companies handling building work, with support for broader granite industry growth and a bigger payroll. Also debated were a five cent telephone toll between Barre and Montpelier and promotional advertising plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Hardwick
Board of Trade
D. M. Miles
Barre White Granite Company
Etre
Codie Hill
Miles
Ies Aan
Jon
Moni Board of Trade
Montpalier
Srihe
William 5. Aander
G. H. Anker
Transportation
Ig Wan
Reese
Montpelier Court Reports Two Defendants Waive Examination
In Montpelier City Court two liquor case defendants Loniti and Mrs Clerment Jinn Bisvell waived examination. Both were bound over to county court with bondsmen F. MM. Corey for Malnati and F. P. Carleton and J. G. Brown for Manchi. Witnesses had been summoned when the announcement was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loniti
Clerment Jinn Bisvell
Montpelier
W. A
Keep
F. MM. Corey
Malnati
F. P. Carleton
J. G. Brown
Manchi
Lord
Former Barre resident Oscar F Davia dies in Waltham Mass
The body of Oscar F Davia who died of consumption at his home in Waltham Mass was brought to this city for burial in Imwood Cemetery. Davia formerly lived in Barre for 29 years before leaving about 13 years ago. He is survived by his daughter Lilian and two brothers, one of whom resides in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Davia
Waltham
Mass
Imwood
Daviv
Barre
Walter Cutler
Cates
Lilian
Brooklyn
Fragmented note on auto crash and penalties
A damaged OCR fragment describes automobile owners facing penalties after a collision involving a van with twenty four children. It mentions threats of sealing and severe punishment for offenders, but the text is garbled and details are unclear.
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Alii
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Fife
A. J. Wilton
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Churchill & Udall
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North Danville
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Retland
Ham
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Fred Muir
Chittenden County Prison
St. High School
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Dandem
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Woodburn
Bay of
Pitkipee
Crar
Kaiser
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Malone
S. FH. Caerin
OL. Preston
Fannke Ennie
Mil-le
Waterbury
Holliter
Gory
Village T Improvement Society
Montpelier Seminary
Bexin
Burlington High Graduates
Mateer
Montpelier City Court
Oscar F. Davis
Waltham, Mass
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