Republicans Name Proctor for Governor at State Convention
The Vermont Republican state convention nominated Fletcher D. Proctor of Proctor for governor with broad county support after a formal ballot. Proctor pledged reform, criticized corruption, and urged practical policies on roads and state finances while urging unity and continued progress for Vermont.
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Vermont
G. H. Prouty
Stute
F. G. Fleetial
Edward H. Deagltt
Mont Pel
Horace F. Graham
Crattaby “ Ney
Clarke Oc, Witts
Merning Chapman
H. A. Roberts
A. EB. Watson
Selec Thon
Addi
Robert McOuens
Benning
Nile
Joweps
HW Lamberton
Franklin
Innit
M. Mansur
J. M. Campbells
Hasex
W. J. Mehop
Orange
W. HL Dabule
Washington
D. A
D. A. Howlands Windsor, Charles Downer; Windbaw. JF Martin
F.C. Partridge
Proctor
Fletcher D. Proctor
Mr. Procter
Booth Itsues
Notable Citizens Attend Convention and Proctor Speech
Observers Renator Dillingham Emery and Darling watched proceedings. Applause for Candidate Proctor was hearty but brief. Bigelow presided well and brought dignity to the role. Proctor’s acceptance speech drew favorable reactions and strong support for his views.
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Renator Dillingham
Lor
Emery
Darling
Proctor
Bigelow
Hhonor
Springfield
Trapped Workers Die In Pennsylvanian Tunnel Collapse
New York on June 20 two laborers were killed when an air blast forced a shield and water fountain rose forty feet in a Pennsylvania railroad tunnel near the Riker line. Several others injured while trying to escape the collapsed section of the tunnel.
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New York
Paineylvania
Necesayey
Holt
Diver Not Rescued After Water Incident Near Farnham
A man diving near the Farnham railroad bridge last night failed to surface. He was employed by a Canadian Pacific military unit and was among several bathers. He disappeared after diving about eight feet into the water and drowned. He left a mother and father in the area.
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Richferd
Farnham
Canadien Pacite
Jing
Marshfield Briefs Mention Local Events
Marshfield brief notices note community updates including schooling, local visits, and upcoming schedules. Fragmented text references names and places, with limited readable details available for precise events.
Rumbling at Cronstadt
Despatch from St Petersburg reports heavy firing at Cronstadt with sailors assembling in the streets. Police impose strict precautions to prevent disorders and bar visitors as a meeting is in progress.
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St. Petersburg
London
Espitteh
Cronstadt
Nipped Revolt Against Japan Suppressed in Korea
Reports from Tokio say Corean revolt against Japan was thwarted with arrests at Seoul. Conspirators planned to raise troops to expel Japan and seek Russian aid. Total arrests reach 180, including Corean interior minister and senior officials.
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Tokio
Japan
Seoul
Rusia
Asniet
Mde
Nevesty
Coren
Interior
Convention Opens Tonight In Vermont Diocese
The 116th annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Vermont begins at the Church of the Good Shepherd on Wednesday evening with Evening Prayer and a sermon by Rev. W. Stanley Eui ery at Tilton, N H. The schedule lists Holy Communion, morning and evening prayers, Bishop's Annual Address, and visits through Friday, inviting all to attend.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Dioose
Vermont
Church of the Good Shepherd
W. Stanley Euiery
Tilton
Man Accused of Hurling Brick at Officer Scarred in Attack
John McLean appeared in city court on charges of assault and intoxication after he allegedly fired a brick and an empty bottle at Officer Hamel. McLean pleaded guilty to both counts, was fined, and ordered to pay costs after a tense nighttime incident where Hamel was struck and injured.
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John Mclean
Pablo
Mamet
Hianel
Otyter
eLoen
Ie Sane
Mina Ietta
Aw Haniel
McLean
Hamel
Perry Besse
Martin Cutler Dead In Fire at Wondford
Martin Cutler a leading lumber dealer in southern Boron county died yesterday in a fire at his home in Hermington. He was a Republican and served as a representative. He leaves a wife and children.
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Hermington
Martin Cutler
Wondford
Boron County
Allecturant Sefeudt
Vhildren
Local Notices and Miscellany From Vermont Era
Fragmented OCR reads as a rural state roundup with names such as Pawlet Townshend Bennington Auburndale and South Rytegate. It mentions sale of woodland 9900 tons and a child in critical condition, plus scattered personal references and incomplete notes across several towns.
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Daniel Melotyre
Pawlet
Townshend
Kvane & Rigthee
Bennington
Stanford
Vromont Hy Wright
Auburndale
James Avogie
South Rytgate
Kerovene
Gerthide Stewart
Ratoni
Jiedeo Geelaatiel
Pata
ALMA
Diemaye Avindaeerlohaming
Linan
Peveral
Soldiers' Monument Dedicated in Warh ington June 25
Warh ington, Wisconsin prepares to dedicate a new soldiers' monument on June 25 with a parade led by the Corinth drum corps under Kingsbury and Rev. W J Towsley. The granite base bears names of 14 Washington soldiers, with a monument 6 by 7 feet and a rock-faced base. Citizens from neighboring towns are invited to join the celebration as funds and construction progress.
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Warhington
Wo Hee
Corinth Drum
Kingsbury
Muarmall
Vrayer
W.-J. Towsley
Joann
Welcoome
Welcoome, Rev. Fy
Spoerhee
Yed S. Stanton
Hom Krank Pymley
Jtohn
W. Gordon
S.C. Smith
Watson Post
Chelwa
Monument Association
Barre
Washington
Barre Gets Promised Federal Building Speech
In Montpelier, Haskins and Gordon led a Republican district convention turnout. Congressman Hookiat touted a forthcoming Barre federal building, signaling support to boost local granite industry and public works while warning against revealing committee secrets.
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Montpelier
Haskins
Gordon
Nee
Abe Suea Vertul
Hookiat Nase
Washington
Corte
Herre
Congres
Jmn
Edo
Cnnen
Marre
Prize Speaking Event At Montgelier Sweepstakes Held
Montgelier hosts a prize speaking contest with cash awards and a panel of judges. The event features multiple vocal and instrumental pieces by named performers and students, with prizes awarded after dramatic performances and merit recognition.
Congregational Picnic At Coladnia Park Draws 250
The Sunday school picnic at Coladnia Park yesterday drew about 250 attendees despite uncertain weather. Activities included various sports races with results led by Hoya's girl and boy champions among a crowd of families and local children.
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Jtotal Clayed
Coledania Park
Ileal
Valley Mine
Cleetrude
McMonakt Twt
Kallth Merchant
Thayne’ Raoe
Jane Cham
Girle Qune
Nate Manald
Ian Ait Bow Veto
Will Not Stay Execution for Chicago Murderer Friday
Springfield, TL June 20 The supreme court refused to interfere with the execution of Richard Ivens, the Chicago youth who brutally murdered Mrs Bessie Hollister last January 13. Ivens will be hanged Friday. Police say he tied a wire around her throat in the yard behind a Belden Avenue shop. He confessed, claiming the woman was coming by the shop and giving no other motive.
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Springfield
Supreme Court
Richard Ivens
Cnergo
Mra
Bessie
Holliater Lust Janr "Ures
Jyens
Belden Avenue
Chicago
Eeat Ioon
Svens
North Halstead
John Tomasi Funeral Follows Drowning at Iberville
The funeral of John Tomasi, drowned Saturday at Iberville while attending school, drew many friends and relatives to the Catholic church. Floral tributes of carnations and roses from family, friends, and neighbors filled the service with solemn tokens of love and remembrance.
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John Tomasi
Iberville
Avelock
Likeonio Masstcro
Giacomi Negre
Guiseppe Terminini
Panto Scanplini
Iaenye Aavest
Dominion Catarella
F. Masaticeo
S. Mawinero
S. Muansiceo
Masinero
Chienie
Mrs. Markani
Mary Hather
A. Glarherio
Rene
C. Maraxe & Co
Kenney
Ates
Dan Tele
Aed
G. Tomash
Crescent of
Doommsed
Death comes suddenly Bert Durkee dies at 4212 address
Bert Durkee aged 36 died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 4212 North Main Street after a brief illness. He had visited a barber shop earlier, then returned to rest before collapsing in his room. Survived by widow Mary Durkee and two sisters Mrs James Aber and Mrs Thomas Callahan. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Bert
Durkee
North Main Street
Teason
Nis Mothing
Wiis
Mary
James Aber
Mire
Thomas Callahan
Conner
Nitting
Fragmentary tale of a whipping episode in village scene
The readable text recounts a crude whipping with a snake whip in a village, mentioning Marelii¢ht and Nettie iekard amid a tense interiweotione. It references a complaint or confrontation and a person named Bart Vom, ending with embarrassed reactions and a sense of public judgment.
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Shine
Nettie Iekard
al Hire
Euding Heath
Tiewlay
Ater Shamefilly
Pretty Home Wedding at Boyce-Trowe nuptials today
Miss Ethel Trows and Alfred Boyar wed at 10 30 this morning in a simple ceremony at the Trowe residence. Rev Lowe officiated with Lohengrin’s march. The couple, wearing traditional attire and bridal roses, hosted a breakfast for relatives and friends before departing for a honeymoon in Fake George. They will reside on Franklin Street after returning. Among out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Barwell of Montpelier and Mrs Page of Plainfield.
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Lawes Milas Trowe
Boyer Teft
Fake George
Franklin Street
Mrs. Boyce
Gunate
A. 62
Barwell
Montpelier
N. D. Page
Plainfield
Fred L. White
Lyndonville
May Oran
Brandon
Perry Pike nuptials at Waterbury home of bride’s parents
Bertha Pike formerly of Barre wed Frank Percy in Waterbury yesterday afternoon at 1:30. Officiant was Rev W A Kinsie of Barre. About fifty relatives and friends attended. The ceremony and reception were noted for fern and daisy decor. Helen Bowman of Montpelier attended the bride. The couple will reside at 7 Spanidine Street Barre after August 1. The bride was a former head operator in Barre and Montpelier telephone exchanges. The groom is with the Barre Forwarding company in the Granite Savings Bank building on North Main Street.
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Pike
Waterbury
Minn
Bertha
Barre
Percy
W. A. Kinsie
Helen Bowman
Montpelier
Blanche Steonahan
Belle Chandar
Mattie Hodges
Spanidine Street
Marre Telephone
Pe Frou
Montpelier eXchange
Jerry
Ratre Forwarding Company
Granite Savings Bank
North Main Street
Important Change in Granite Firm Haghee and Alexander
The granite manufacturing firm Haghee and Alexander dissolves by mutual consent with A Bigbee taking majority interest and Wilhime S. Alexander retaining a joint stake. Bugler and Alexander continue joint ownership of quarries at Newark Wisconsin as the firm shifts locations and maintains leadership in the granite industry.
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William S. Alexander
Bugbee & Alexander
Haghee & Alexander
Musuhal
North Main Street
Mann Bron
Mesander
Wirles
Boston
Alncander Si
Bowtwell
Milne
Worldly War Memorial Unveiling Ceremony Planned
The Ted Faink soldiers' monument at Worldbury will be dedicated Thursday with a formal ceremony in the courts. A granite slate twenty feet by sixty feet will be laid, with a large crowd expected and activities surrounding the event led by Matthew Haley.
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Ted Faink
Worlbary, Syd
Neowage
Matthew Haley
New Franchise Granted To Barre City Companies
Barre city aldermen granted Union and New England telephone franchises to extend lines and locate poles on West Street South Main Webster Avenue Brooklyn Prospect streets and John and Thorneway streets. City will pay pole locations and underground wiring on West Street. A special meeting discussed school repairs at Spaulding building and requests for funds.
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Union Telephone Company
West Street
New England
Burke
Thurston
Milne
Street Committee
City Attor My
Orange County Telephone Company
Barre
City
South Main Street
Webster Avenue
Alex. Gordon
H. G. Wenkraft
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Mrogtow
Vernontern
Govermr
Otly Hescien
Nas Af
Martit
Brattlebare
Tve
John
Mbepris Jo Relyn
Springtol Nage
George Leta
Byringford
Y. Sener
Newport
Ao Prenty
Tata
Preity Merrifield
Lolisseeiae
Ius
Preuty Merrifield Leland Ceneneeeny
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W. Buiter
St Johnsbury
A. I. Stone
C. H. Strong
Morristown
Horace
Marry Blodgett
Chittenden
H. E. Wright
Keses
J. HW. Watbeidges Wranklin
G. C. Smith
Grand Tle
Thaddowinney
Larmoille
Richford
John Fuller
Bielington
Gurdon
Juestane
Puller J
Marshfield
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Russia
Diocese of
Montpelier School
Montgelier
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Kerwalekh
Miseey Parker
Joudspert
Stephen B
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Aten
Agnes M
Warronty
Angel and the Shepherds
Dorothy
Morgan Offertoire
Heed
Hixaee
ML Moran
Tyrie
Nave
Louise Deliment
Ivens
Bessie C. Hollister
St Monica’s Church
Bert’g, Durkee
Marahfield
Boyce—Trowe
Perry—Pike
Bride
Red Bank
M;iu
Barre City
Wes
Atores
M. & W. Rilroad
Willey Street
Berlin
Academy
Blackwell Street
Counnell
Madison Street
Wyn
Nichola Naking
West Patterson
Ty Averill
Clork
Vital Statiatica
J. W. Jackson
Moatta
Oliet
Ivlien Trova
Molden
CN Drew
Katlaa Zane Jean
Dr. We Ky
Lcense
Edith Fijtton
Quinebrvet
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