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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times discusses Lusitania, German munitions charges against Dr Meyerhard, Vermont figures like Theodore Vail donating gifts, and the need for allied action in the west. It also notes a Dartmouth Williams game score 20 2 and an automobile fatality in Lebenon Alabama with critique of driving behavior and highway safety.
Chaos follows news of Frank’s centennial death as hundreds march on Corwenor Slaten’s home. Public anger centers on alleged missteps of George publ while a broader debate about accountability and justice unfolds amid chaotic scenes and protests.
The Daston Herald notes mixed public reaction across Georgia to the governor's decision to commute Leo M. Frank's sentence. It praises conscience-driven reasoning yet warns of ongoing scrutiny and potential political repercussions for the governor amid a contentious, nationally watched case.
A garbled page of reports outlines conflicting claims on the Meyer Gerhard affair. It notes Allied pressure and U S government caution while mentioning the German Red Cross and allegations of munition shipments amid wartime tensions.
The Brattleboro Reformer describes Camp Fire Girls as a nonsectarian movement aiding both mother and daughter through home duties and crafts. It highlights woodcraft, nature lore, physical health, and the aim of forming good citizens and homemakers with church-friendly values.
Judge Harvey discharged G Monti after a raid on Putnam street found whiskey and beer at the house. In city court Joseph Goodnature and Edward Ewing pleaded guilty to third offenses of intoxication and were sentenced to 20 days plus fines. Fred Chamberlain faced a first offense with fines or 20 days jail. Ruthland Manufacturing Co. of Rutland formed with 50 shares at 250,000 to deal in wood metal products and to acquire water rights and power. State veterinary board held exams at the State House with Drs G O Stephens Robert Weir and James Parker on the panel. Mason S Stone travels to New York City for education matters. Fruitland store. Tomasi proprietor opened with candy fruit tobacco and a soda fountain. Mrs Roswell W. Peck returns from Boston visit. Henrietta Hayes returns to Burlington after a city visit. Fred and James Laird go to Middlebury for entrance exams. Montpelier high alumni concert and ball draws about 75 couples with a Montpelier Military Band performance and dancing.
Park commissioners and Alderman Cook debated resignations and a motion to declare the park commission vacant. A committee was appointed to confer with abutters, and a meeting of the committee of the whole was set for Friday. Permits were granted for several buildings, shed constructions approved, and city reports reviewed. Bruno Ciardi was unanimously nominated as city weigher.
A New Haven man recounts a Colorado health trip tale to his father about selling a fake silver mine. The father accuses him of rigging the deal and growing pale as the young man tries to appear innocent while details of the Connecticut connection emerge.
South Barre hosts its regular Grange meeting this evening with a reading and a talk by F C Little. George Adame will give a stall report, and Will Virefennle will discuss program plans supervised by Orvis Mer.
Wheelock June 23 dedication exercises for the Little Old Red Schoolhouse drew large crowds from Caledonia County. Former townspeople and scholars returned to tour the remodeled district school now serving as a community center with a modern kitchen, club room, toilet facilities, and a stone fireplace with donor inscriptions. A burlesque ball game, luncheon booths, and an elaborate dinner followed speeches led by Elmer K. Darling with Gov. Charles W. Gates and other dignitaries attending.
Secretary of State Guy W. Bailey lifted the suspension of Richard Ballard's driving license after failing to find carelessness or negligence in the evidence presented by State's Attorney Hopkin regarding the accident that struck and knocked down Mrs. G. F. North.
Seed grown rhubarb shows variable stalk uniformity due to soil and cultivation. Well drained rich soil, liberal manure, and deep soil work improve yields. subsoil digging can help where subsoil is hard. Division plants cost more but ensure proven performance for market production.
The readable text is highly garbled with many missing letters and names. It appears to reference a court or legal preparation event and mentions a team or group preparing for a forthcoming decision or action. Details on persons, places, or exact dates are not recoverable.
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