Revolver Linked to Berardelli at Vanzetti Sacco Trial
Dedham Mass June 20 The nickel plated revolver found on Bartolomeo Vanzetti when arrested with Niccola Sacco for the murder of a paymaster and his guard at South Brain tree resembled the weapon carried by Alexaandro Berardelli. Berardelli's widow testified, saying the gun shown resembled her husband's and that Vanzetti's gun had been repaired weeks after the shooting. Witnesses identified records of repairs and a possible same make and caliber, amid defense objections and courtroom disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Niccola Sacco
South Braintree
Alexaandro Berardelli
Berardelli
Vanzetti
Sacco
Bhe
Vanzett
Alesandro Beraridelli
Lincoln Wade ‘Worth
Boston
William
George F. Gurmeyer
James HL. Jones
Fitameyer
Wadaworth
Berarde V
Conden
Jones
Wardh Berardelli
Montpelier Couples Wed In Montpelier Church Ceremonies
Laura Keegan and Harold W. Davis of Montpelier wed at 4 pm in a double ring ceremony at the home of Mrs. Thomas J. Keegan with Rev. G H Redding officiating. Laura, a Vermont tax department employee, and Harold, a local garage businessman, plan to reside at 25 East State Street after a wedding trip. Eleanor Martha Lowe and John Milton Avery also married in an 8 pm ceremony at Christchurch, Montpelier, with a large guest list, choir music, and a reception hosted by the Lowes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Keegan
Vermont
Davis
Montpelier
Eleanor Martha, Lowe
Charles F. Lowe
John Milton Avery
Frank 4. Knapp
Christchurch
Lee Whitney
Frederick
F. Recaby Leach
Schumann
Beethoven
Mra Leach
Mendelesohn
Mra. Lowe
Avery
Mountain Laurel
Wonn
Federated Womans Club
Wolls
France
Middlenery
A. Lean
M. Fletcher
Sol Anderson
Montpelier Junction
Tenn Sheeken
Northfield Trust Cn
Edmintetra L
Pawde
Kafeld
Adolphe Hows
Tte
North Felt
Clainte
Monee
Tate
Newthfield
Juba Fons
North
Edward Ferehan
Harding Back in Washington From Weekend Mayflower Cruise
President Harding returned to Washington early today from a weekend Potomac cruise aboard the Mayflower. He was accompanied by Mrs. Harding and a number of guests. The report also mentions apartment plans and local business activity tied to fraternal orders and tradesmen in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwem
Harding
Washington
Potomac River
Miners Strike Over Wages Declares Company Violates Pact
Wilkesbarre Pa June 20 Nearly ten thousand anthracite workers walked off the job accusing the Pennsylvania coal company of underpaying under last year’s agreement. Company officials call the strike illegal and vow to fight it to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Locomotives Destroyed in Portsmouth Round House Fire
Two locomotives were destroyed and two damaged in a Portsmouth fire at the Boston and Maine round house. The blaze, estimated at about 10,000, forced five locomotives to be removed and thwarted a derailment on the turntable. A nearby gasoline tank risked explosion but firefighters kept bystanders away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. HS
Boston & Maine Railroad
Oltidale
Tufts Graduation Honors War Secretary Woeke
Medford Mass June 20 The honorary degree of doctor of laws was conferred upon Secretary of War John W Woeke at the 65th Tufts college commencement today Other degrees included: Doctor of Divinity Rev Clarence incom of 1 renew Master of arts Waldo L Cook editorials of the Springfield Republican and Samuel O Dunn editor of Railway Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Mass
John W. Woeke
Tafte College
B Booth
Inler
Ter
Clarence Incom
Renew
Waldo L. Cook
Springfield Republican
Samuel O Dunn
Railway Age
British Gold Arrives for New York Bankers
British gold shipments arrive in New York as two million and a quarter currency units are consigned to bank officials. Officials in New York announce the transfer as part of international financial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Bankers
New York
Pritish Zou
Celli
Coneige
Federal farm export corp bill urged by agriculture official
Washington D C June 20 Carl Vroo assistant secretary of agement urged the Norris bill to create a federal farm export corporation with a 100 million dollar capital to move farm products to Europe He said U S agriculture is collapsing due to falling exports to Europe and urged urgent passage warning of tremendous financial headway while noting record carryovers of corn cotton and wool and a crisis affecting five on people die or idle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Norris
Europe
Senate Agriculture Committee
Carl Vroo
Agement
Ture
Wilson
United States
Patriotism Above Party Echoed at Vermont Commencement
Burlington June 20 Former Governor John J Cornwell urged graduates to place patriotism above party and to treat employers and employees with fairness He emphasized loyalty fair pay and commitment to public ideals as essential to preserving government In his remarks several degrees were conferred including Doctor of Laws on notable figures at the University of Vermont commencement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Lovell
Bellows
Vermont
Lowell Cammet
Italy
Ad. DePonsett
Federal Bureau
Elbert
Caltare
Burlington
John J. Cornwell
West Virginia
University of Vermont
Crrawell
James Hartnees
Aernnee
John Laney
New York
Charles F. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
Guy W. Bat
Degree for Mme Currie Earned at Commencement
Wellesley June 2 355 degrees and honors conferred at commencement. Marie Curie recognized as codiscoverer of radium and awarded honorary degree. Ada Haretler and Ruth of New York among prize winners for essays and voting writing. Voters urged to avoid partisan blocs and vote independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mase
Mme
Marie Orie
Radian
Wellesly Voller
Setenne
Courer
Wen
Persia
Mary V
ThuteRincom
Kam
Firaamus Histerprise
Ada HL Haretler
Philadelpha
Macrirth
Rath
Alien
Benklvs
Ruth Ae
New Workity
Labor Federation Faces Busy Day at Denver Convention
The American Federation of Labor opened its second week in Denver amid a tight agenda. Key issues include the Irish question, European trade moves, and jurisdictional disputes. President Samuel Gompers may face challenge from John I. Lewis with a decision expected within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cal
American Federation of Labor Today
Pres
Samuel Gompers
John I. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Presa
Gompers
Trish
Automobile Engine Buntes Amid Collision Report
An automobile engine malfunction caused a bunt in the vehicle resulting in a crash. Occupants were inside the car and escaped without injuries according to the initial police report.
Burlington Doctor Towne Drowned Near Breakwater
A Montpelier and Winooski River passenger train crossed near Sabin at Montpelier with five aboard. no injuries. Dr Everets Towne, 97, assistant professor at University of Vermont, drowned Saturday afternoon after falling from a sailboat near the breakwater. a motor launch helped rescue others, and search for the body continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier & Wella River
Ford Automobile
Sabin
Montpelier
Vermont Railroad
Teron
Frest
Charles Been
Chartin I
Newournl
Vidal
Ul Barry
Burlington
Everets Selven
Ste Towle
Mwas Pu
University of Verarant
Laiky Champlain
Sane
Europany
Vlomsine
Tile Sane Sone
Willinty Pene
Towne
Salesco
Yeehtih
Towne Wie
Vermont Phone Meeting Highlights Vermint Telephone Association
Over 100 gathered at the Samoset Clubhouse on Lake Lamoille for the Vermint Telephone Association's first meeting. Officers elected include President Cushing Bethel and Vice President Spear West Corinth, with Harding of Jonesville as treasurer and Treasurers and directors named. Music by Gill's Orchestra and remarks by ex Gov. Charles W. Tate marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morricville
Samoset
Lake Lamoille
Vermiont Telephone Association
Sesson
Cushing
Bethel
Spear
West Corinth
Oeil
Harding Cheesimory
Jonesville
iMirectory
Hardlig
Hess
Donesville
Middlebury
C. Ta
Sieur
Weer Cyrinth
Naoto River
Story of
Boston
Hirke
Granville
Aloe
Amit
MW Wirke
The
Beans of Directors
State of the New England
Charlee W. Tates
Body of Fred P. B. Ruder Found After Drowning
Brattlehorn June 2 A farmer and local resident Fred P B Ruder driving a river search reveals his body surfaced near the piers of the Con nection river. The death follows a reported attempt to locate the body after a drowning last Wednesday relatives offered 100 to aid. Funeral held at the Catholic church in Braz il. Several witnesses recall a man firing at bandits and the tragedy surrounding the river incident. Local authorities and relatives supported the recovery effort with help from Hinsdale residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Hinsdale
Brazil
Ruder
Ata Roeder
Collision Near Montpelier Involving Several Vehicles
A serious crash near Montpelier involved Che mutomobilen af 1A and other drivers. Reports indicate one car overturned injuring multiple people including Leon Warren and Harold Histe, with details about intoxication and driving penalties noted by authorities.
Collision on Bridge Damages Two Cars Minor Escape Noted
A garbled report describes a bridge collision with both vehicles damaged and occupants escaping. The scene near Enel Brook field following a vehicle trek leads to a small, crowded bridge where three men in a van are involved. Police and local authorities will review the incident for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Glark
Enel Brookfield
Eleck
Charles T. Prattin
Mete
Fantourieg
Renee
Car crash damages and repair arranged in village
The driver and a passenger suffered a torn tire and broken front frame. The owner valued the damage at 20. The Hardwick car was driven by red Mc Adam. Arthur Bigelow escorted the party home after arrangements with Mr. Sprague the garageman to repair the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwick
Red McAdam
Arthur Bigelow
Sprague
Vrepair
Two Women Hurt In Waterbury Collision
In Waterbury on June 11 a three passenger auto crash near Waterbury Center injured Mrs. Dean Hayes and Mrs. Nellie Morse. Hayes suffered facial fractures and Morse fractured a collarbone. other passengers, including Mr. Hayes and the driver, were not seriously harmed. The Foss company passenger car from Morrisville was involved. the Hayes car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Dean Hayes
Nellie Morse
Foss
Morrisville
Hayes
Mea
Hick
California
Secn
Waterbury Center
Foxred
Murray Death By Asphyxiation Investigated
State's Attorney received a negative autopsy report on Jul J. Murray's death. The body was recovered from the river Lut Monday morning. Internal indications suggested possible external force, but no reliable evidence. The appendix and other internal findings were abnormal, with drowning listed as the cause. Further investigation was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Jul J. Murray
Woman Killed by Train Near Montpelier Farm
The elderly woman, mother of Mire Syprazoles Matthias, was struck by a train around 11:00 on Saturday near a Theodore Cady farm by the Boy boy, as a crowd gathered. Special Agent G. I. Hope of the Central Vermont Railroad arrived, and Mrs Leet of Haverhill and Miss Matson were named survivors. The body was to be moved to Montpelier for burial on Tuesday.
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Hivetion
Syprazoles
Matthias
Theodore Cady
Byldie
Heston
Vic Leet
Matthews
Montpelier
G. I. Hope
Central Vermont Railroad
Douglas Fe
Leet
Haverhill
Mass
Matton
Mindiy
Ivernie
Trewtay
Matwitle
Tate
Drowned at St Albans in late 19th century death
Fragmented OCR notes describe a drowning at St Albans near a cottage and elevator area. Mentions individuals and locations with unclear details. Several names appear garbled but reference a widow, a father or husband, and three daughters in a historical incident.
Talk of the Town Mystery Dinner Ends in Accident
A chaotic social scene at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Pret McCwartie in Recklant Massachusetts ends with a guest suffering an electrical accident. A wire mishap during a dance causes a fall and injuries, including a fried head, prompting medical attention and official concern. The event featured guests including Charis A Asselin and Mr Josep Asselin of St Jubereburs, with lingering questions about the cause and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charis A
Asselin
Josep Asselin
St Jubereburs
Filayine
Moore
Bovkting
Umcinar
Bern
Montpelier Court Sifts Fishing Violations At Berlin Pond
Monday in Montpelier city court many defendants faced charges of fishing and boating on Berlin pond and nearby water systems. State officials investigated with eight arrests, three boats hauled in, and a test case to decide the validity of health board regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpellier
Berlin Pond
Montpelier
State Bird of Health
Thomas
John Robin
Alex. McDonald
Vote Passes 95 to 1 Against Proposed Wage Cut
A city council recount shows a 95 to 1 vote opposing a proposed wage reduction for workers at the granite producers. Representatives from the textile and milling sectors joined the opposition, while the Quarry Workers' International Union of North America backed the measure with a 180 to 18 vote against it. The dispute centers on pay cuts for Saturday shifts and overall labor costs in the Bos ton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sae
Efa
Aimee
Ma Ae Aurond Wphin
Boston
Ginnery’ Wearhers
Milaster
Sha Counie
Boxers
Interna Froaal Union of North America
Niles Appears in Court Over Suspected Fraud Case
Balt, Jewreti and others, including Nat W. Nilew of Hesston, face court action with Ernest S. Smith, Dahinew, and Samuel Howe of Boston linked to alleged embezzlement. The proceedings center on a $10,000 alleged theft and related charges as the judge and attorneys prepare for trial in the New Town district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewreti
Meee
Nat W. Nilew
Hesston
Ernest S. Switlh Sand Company
Baston Brane
Jewlge Pidick
Atirrive Court
Niles
Nksevanepl
Samuel Howe
Bostor
Ernest S. Smith
Einstell Teat Priday
S. Dahinew
New Town
Quirk
Peabody Ad Manessate
Hottekriyties
California
Howard Demnett
Burial at Greensboro Funeral Senior for Spats Toed
Funeral for Spats Toed held Saturday at 11 at Hooker chapel with Rev Frank Mokerk officiating. Attendees included Edgar Stinblent of Taindetd and others from Montpelier and nearby towns. Burial followed at Greene Cemetery with family and friends gathered for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooker Chapel
Frank
Mokerk
Ilciating
Edgar Stinblent
Louis Wamanett
Charles Steward
North Montpelier
S Ainddart
Meinfield
TALK OF THE TOWN. Miles Cheat Om And Local Figures
Fragmentary notes describe social happenings with names like Wallhem, Mase, Chaplio, Melrwen, and Speciagfeld. The items mention gatherings, markets, and people traveling to events, with references to a “Wy” and morning departures.
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Herold Nurrenetie
Moreerat
Wallhem
Chaplio
Wallen
Tacaechand
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Francis M. Wilton
Walter Baker
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N.Y
Hed Crm
Platts
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Epee
Uber
Harold W. Davis
Ming Trades Craftemen
Hich Construction Company
Am Impetimn
Jared
Pusarer I Phillips
N. H
TUFTS
Evangeline Booth
Carl Vrooman
Sec. of Agriculture
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Currie
Wan
Wellesley Lee
Labor Federation
Pres. Gompers
John L. Lewis
E. S. Towne
Bandits
Fred P. Roder
Nex
Che
William Clayer
Sean Teedjon
Chayer
WitHan Bover
Geunge Vker
Montpelier City Court
Wald Beringer
Rarte
Monepelier
Bey Stables
Cheyer
Abe
Setendday
Sbviris
Movntgelor
Harold Histe
Pualenett
Matt Haniel Frwidhe
Wien
Mra Gani
Tle Wiepstad
Tasernia
Mountontier
Jobs Warren
Cox
Leon Warren
Stowe
Secretary of State
Murray
Dorothy Leet
ST. Albans
Henry Lancadot
Gaeieemele
Paw Wien
Mp Lanier
Tharkaire
Ann Phirnber
Talk OF
the Town
Pret McCwartie
Mmpliter
Sayer
Metcquartie
State Board
Berlin
Earl Dayle
Cerangli
Davies
Board of Health Regulation
Balt
Hix Firm
Greensboro
Sidney R. Spaford Heid
Barre
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