Vermont News Briefs Highlight Political, Transport, and Industry Notes
Gov Hartness appears out of Senate race while Ambassador Harvey stays focused on duties. Vermont motorists face shell holes on a main highway south of Burlington and face fines for intoxication in Barton. The Swanton Courier ceases after 44 years, and Waterbury motorists are told not to fear arrest for street driving. The German submarine Deutschland rests at sea bottom after World War I. The U S polo team in England shows mixed results, and Vermont textile mills in Winooski and nearby towns spark renewed industry optimism.
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Burlington
Baltimore
Middlebury textile plants and Crane family in newspaper sale
The Middlebury Register reports Crane interests sold to Robert W. McCuen of Vergennes, with Charles Crane returning to New York City after four years heading the plant. The piece notes Yale’s aid to students and discusses college funding, self‑help, and perceived wealth of institutions.
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Middlebury Register
Crane
Robert W. McCuen
Vergennes
Vergennes Enterprise and
Vermonter
Charles 3. Crane
New York City
Middlebury
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Yale University
Yale
Yale Bureau of Appointments
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