Killer Burglar Slays Special Policeman in New Rochelle
In New Rochelle on June 22 a Special Policeman, Maurier Ahearn, was shot and killed after stopping a man with a bag. Westchester police suspect an Italian felon, while residents raise a large reward fund for information. Ahearn died of a bullet to the chest, and the killer fled with wallet and valuables before another shot ended the confrontation. The Knights of Columbus are aiding the search with a bloodhound from Boston.
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New Rochelle
Maurier Ahearn
New Rochelle Park
Westchester
New Hochelie
Witl
Policatien
Bim
Ahearn
Fred
Knights of Columbus
Albeart
Lave
Boston
Johnson
Nick
Jollnood
Thetman
Abenen
Italian colonies watched as a suspect is arrested in Portchester
Italian colonies in New York are watched after an arrest in Portchester. A suspect named Bonavento was detained amid police claims control of the suspect’s movements. Police say Ahearn was likely struck during a struggle and the murderer should be hurt. Authorities plan to place a watchful eye on Italian colonies and announce further action.
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Ahearn Steser
New York
Ahearn
Portchester
Bonavento
Smash Up On The D. and A. N. W. Whitehall Crash
A wreck on the Belaware and Hudsupral road north of Whitehall near Dresden killed four men and seriously injured two others. A light engine and a freight train collided after signals were not set, causing instant deaths of engineers and firemen and serious injuries to others aboard both trains. The accident occurred around 2:30 a.m. on June 22 as passenger No. 7 Sleeper and freight No. 7 passed.
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Breeden
N.W
Whitehall
Belaware
Hudsupral
Dresden
Pageenger
Trick
Pireiind Frat Hellegande
Freightonettie
Englover Darindy
Brakellen Wititiie Cleerey
Artistic Dwellings Honored in Paris Design Awards
Paris authorities grant three gold medals each year for the most artistic dwellings. Winners receive tax relief on half annual taxes. A Connecticut item notes Die Minee in Connecticnt Town Enlou City Conn and a button factory fire at Bi I Smith & Sout causing about 900 layoffs and $100,000 loss with some insured.
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Paris
Connecticnt
Enlou City
Conn
Bi. I. Smith & Sout
Concluding lecture on infallible church by Father Sutton
The St. Monica’s church audience attended the final talk in Father Sutton’s series. He argued Christ established an infallible church to guide salvation, citing Scripture and the papal line to Pope Peter as the visible head of the church and its authority.
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St. Monica’s Church
Mav
Sutton
Christ
Nho
God
Church of Christ
Sones
Hoe
Euch
Hell
League Baseball Scores and Standings Highlight Busy Weekend
Sunday's American League results show St Louis defeating Philadelphia 7 to 1 and St Louis again topping Washington 6 to, while Washington loses. National League notes Pittsburgh beats Boston 8 to 4 with standings listing New York and Philadelphia trailing.
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Louis
St Cools
Washington
Et Moresshia
Cheng
Palladelphia
St. Louis
Williamstown Social News Highlights and Local Events
Fred Austin visited friends in North field. M J Tirury spent Sunday with her brother Willis on Kant HU. Qatista Colby visiting Ellen M Briggs. Geng Marshall visited Mrs Marshall at her mother Ti S Drury leaves for Boston to visit friends in New Hedfort. The postponed game between the Possibles and Probables played on Depot Square resulted in a score. A memorial service for deceased Wim Ro Het Corps members will be held at the village cemetery. Universalist church hosts afternoon tea with Rev Frances A Kimball. Ladies Social Circle meets at 2 30 for antiawl Business. Children day observed with “The King’s Highway” by the Sunday school under Lora Martin Susie Whitney Marian Dans. colors green white pink blue décor.
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Fred Austin
Northfield
M. J. Tirury
Willis
Qatista Colby
Ellen M. Briggs
Geng Marshall
Marshall
Ti. S Drury
Boston
Depot Square
Wim, Welle Ro- Het Corps
Uaist
King's Highway
Lora Martin
Susie Whitney
Marian Dans
Phene Groen
Lowell Six Miners Strike Ended and Wage Loss Reported
The Lowell strike ended with many workers returning to the Cotton mills by June 1 after a stoppage that began March 20 involved about 17,000 operatives. Wages lost were estimated around £5,000,000 with ongoing disputes over reinstatement and discrimination against leaders.
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Vonheim Akonent
Inoreane
Lowell
Ecies
I Textile Council
Charges Not Sustained Against Officers Graton and Congrove
A Burlington hearing on charges of police abuse against Officers Graton and Congrove found the complaints unsupported by evidence and unwarranted. George Robinson’s father May Robineau filed the claim, but Robinson was not present and no proof emerged. The police faced no adverse finding, while George Robinson is jailed on bail for an earlier burglary.
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Blanton
May Robineau
George Robinson
George Wan
Tim Prevent
Accidently Shot While Hunting Woodelacks In East Swanton
East Swanton June 20 Frank Talnes about 20 and his brother George were hunting woodelacks when the gun was discharged by a accidental kick striking Frank Haines Raine's side injuring him. He was taken to Tilly Foster's home and a physician was summoned. Raines is married with one child.
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Frank Haines
East Swanton
Frank Talnes
George
Raine
Tilly Foster
Raines
Norwich University opens with baccalaureate sermon in Dewey Hall
Northfield June 21 Norwich University begins its week with the baccalaureate sermon in Dewey hall delivered by Rev Brian Hobbs of the Church of the Good Shepherd Barre The cadets have been in camp eight days and will break camp Tuesday morning The Austin rule competition will occur tamor-TO.
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Northfield
Oca Mensetinn
Norwich University
Dewey Hall
Brian ©. Hobbs
Rootay
Church of the Good Shephed
Barre
Austin
Bank dividends in Montpelier and nearby towns
In Montpelier on June 24 a 24 percent dividend was declared for preferred creditors who are workmen in the Angelo Zarella case of Williama tow s. A 95 percent dividend was declared for tarred creditors who are workmen in the Frontana Bros. of Williamstown case. The first meeting in the use of Charles 3. George and the final meeting in the use of David Watson of Barre dealt with the accounts of Kat R. Davis trustee. A hearing addressed the matter of E. E. Hits on the Gawl woooouts of Frank S. Smith, the trustee.
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Ilisaap
E. E. Hits
Frank S. Smith
Nine Men Killed In Spokane Train Wreck
Spokane June 22 A runaway Northern train detached from its grade track and rolled three miles into the city crushing the Crystal Laundry where ten were sleeping. All were killed in the horrific crash as the rear cars wrecked the street at Division Street.
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Spokane
Wash
Division Street
Famine Worsens as One Hundred Thousand Starve in China
June 22. Reports from Victoria B C describe famine in Kwang Si worsening with an estimated 200000 starving. Japanese papers allegedly publish human flesh for sale.
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Koanesi
Victoria
B.C
Kwang-Si
Tapanesi
Forty Two Lives Lost in Belgrade Fire
A Belgrade fire on June 2 destroyed all 54 houses in a neighborhood. The disaster claimed 42 lives and caused damage estimated at 2 million. Emergency crews battled the blaze as residents fled.
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Belgrade
Bulgar plot near Constantinople palace thwarted
A message from Boda Peath reports sinister rumors that the grand vizier's palace in Constantinople narrowly escaped dynamite attack today. Gombs fixed by Bulgarians and revolutionaries have been arrested in large numbers.
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Boda Peath
Constantinople
Quincy Invites Granite Associations for Summer Visit
June 22 Quincy Massachusetts invites the Hacre, Vi association to visit as guests. Private sources say the invitation will be accepted and gala days are planned. The Barre association theatre trip is expected later this month with a mid summer outing in July. The plan includes a date with Crescent Mark for the Barre group.
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Quincy
Maes
Quincy Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Hacre, Vi
Barre Associa Hon
Qalagy Association
Sentenced to Windsor in Madison area robbery case
Montpelier on June 22 reports that G Bad Seal 21 was sentenced to not less than four years and not more than four years in the Windsor state prison after admitting breaking into five business places. Joseph Bartlett, charged in the same offense, was discharged.
City Court Cracks Down on Breach of Peace Cases
In a Saturday session four cases were heard in city court. Frank Tague of Websterville pleaded guilty to breach of the peace and paid a $10 fine plus costs. George Woodhouse, brought in for habitual misdeed, received a fine of $15. Details of other warrants and continuances were noted as officers logged multiple breaches and arraignments.
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Special Oficer
W. J. Somerville
Frank Tague
Websterville
Joseph Sana
Ce Ae Wood
Beserday
Nim Oy A Plafine
Stephen Tul Fae Sileged Deeash
Pesca Ad
George Woodhouse
Ae Ee
Wooden Fay
Second Annual Picnic of Barre Quoting Club at Caledonia Park
The second annual picnic of the Barre Quoting club was held at Caledonia park with guests and events including ladies races and a place kick for a prize from EB Marrion Wag won by Mrs Will with Mrs Birnie second and another in third. Baseball games captained by the president and vice president saw the viset's team win etc. The president's team won the foot match by one goal to nothing. A splendid afternoon with thanks to K Marrion Brown Murphy Oseclo Gallagher and A Scampin for their kindness and presents. Committee in charge: Robert Shaw chairman P Brown J Bardlay T Kessou J Bennett
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Barre Quoting Club
Caledonia Park
Pt Pao
Marrion Wag
Will
Birnie
Oneside
Viest
View
K. Marrion
Messrs. Brown & Murphy
J. Oseclo
John Gallagher
A. Scampin
Robert Shaw
P. Brown
J. Bardlay
T. Kessou
J. Bennett
Opening Night at Inepee Cooperative Store on Main Street
The cooperative store at 209 North Main Street opened its doors for inspection Saturday evening and began business this morning. Visitors toured the new premises while board members and store officers served refreshments. directors include Miers, Pred Bins, Mrs. Cte ae Gencies, Mr. Wm. Croickshank, and Mrs. tt, Scott.
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North Main Street
Rasae
Miers
Pred Bins
Cte
Wm. Croickshank
Tt, Scott
Ten Inning Victory For Littlejohn Milne Nine At Park
The game between Littlejohn Milne and Jones Bros at Trot tog Park Saturday ended tied after nine innings. In the tenth inning Littlejohn Milne scored one run to win 4 to 0. A request was made to return a card to the park Wednesday evening if no office is desired.
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Littlejohn & Milne's
Jones Bros
Trottog Park
Spurs
Littlejohn & Milne
Walt Oe
Jad Woo
Hiea
Mail North Closes at 7 45 mm Aventage Mall
The local post office has not yet resolved timetables for the new railroad and mall connections and cannot give definite times. Patrons will be accommodated as possible. The new train service will affect closing times, but the office will stay open enough to distribute mail. The two mail services north and south now close at 7 45.0.
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Ay Taw
New York
Organized Bartenders Union Forms in Barre Society
The Bartenders Union of Barre held a peace meeting yesterday at the South End Hotel. President BP Healey of the Central Labor Union announced a new union starting with 12 members and named officers including President Jack Cuyhue and Treasurer Jt Cayhue. An appeal to the editor explains a breach of peace case and pay disputes involving Kier Brow and Ries, detailing alleged wage miscalculations and resulting labor friction.
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Bartenders’ Union
Barre
Southnd
BP. Healey
Central Labor Union
Ftivers
Jack Cuyhue
Terman Campbell
Jt Cayhue
Thomas Gull
Henry Alexander
Henry Wills
Prom J
Sisal
TDA
Ce Iters Union
Narrow Escape From Fast Electric Car Near Marvin Farm
William Booth narrowly escaped serious injury Saturday night after sliding from a speeding electric car near the Marvin farm. He fell backward and was pinned briefly but revived quickly. He went to work this morning.
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William Booth Hairtiwiy
Marvin Farm
Stengoutting
Water Works for Stowe Bond Plan Adopted
Stowe on June 21 held an adjourned village meeting. The party voted to instruct trustees to issue bonds up to 20000 dollars to build a water system for fire prevention.
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Stowe
Bt Paty
Before the Open Door by Rev. Effie K. M. Jones at Goddard Seminary
A rainy Sunday at Goddard Seminary featured a senior and junior class ceremony led by Rev. Effie K. M. Jones. The service included a processional, organ solo, choir pieces, and a sermon centered on the open door of opportunity. Jones urged graduates to seize present chances, guided by faith and preparation, as they enter adulthood.
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Goddard Seminary
Univist
Brou
Eefie K. M. Javies
Ohares
Mark Berry
Mark G . Dean Seaver
Mr. Badin
Mark Carpenter
T. Snow
Church of Messiah of
Montpelier
Mathem
K. Mtidones
Enoehema
Mark Davis
Settlor Blues
Prize Debate at Goddard Seminary Draws Keen Competition
The Goddard Seminary event featured four debaters Mesara White Berry Hallo and Miss Chapman arguing that United States Senators should be elected by popular vote. White and Chapman opposed while Berry and Hallo led the animative side. Judges Hapgood Sturtevant and Griswold Morley awarded first prize in the debate to Badin second to Mark fs. First in impromptu reading went to Alfred Cadger, with Mary Robinson receiving the top honor and Miss Lane noted with an honorary mention.
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Goddard Seminary
Mesara
White
Berry
Hallo
Miss Chapman
United States
Hafli
W Ien
Ty Gand
Mr. Baldwin
Ja Dickinson
Miss Short
Misa Hobinnop
Mr. Cudger
Tomorrow's Events at Chapel Hall and Opera House
Programme notes list tonight's events at the chapel hall including a commen cement serverl go ours, a 0 30 a m trustees meeting, a 10 o'clock alumni business session, 11 alumni exercises, and 12 alumni dinner with opera house pricing.
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Aluinni
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Ikruptcy Co
Servis Dave
Windsor
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Chledonia
Litjohn & Milne
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Goddard
Effie K. M. Jones
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Orrow
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