Boy Charlton Defies Plea and Confession Read at Court
Hoboken date describes Charlton with father and lawyers preparing defense after he refuses to plead guilty. Police report show he confessed later in court and details of the murder of Mary Castle, his wife, including disposal in a trunk and lake. The trial featured a dramatic autopsy and testimonies from officers and detectives, with Charlton insisting on innocence amid intense cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton
Velure
McCivurn
East Duin
Prineres Trane
Brent
Mary
Castle of San Frannices
Bile Penior
Neville B
Han Frenciehy Dawson
Chariton Feun
Peter
Charitan
Artest
Port F
Mabvere Tabait
New Lan
Chariton
Wien
Benth
Thrmurhout
Cyptain
Doterth
Kent
Bok
Wanutyre
Charlton Rmarked
Captain Scott
Sian Eee i
Olea
Mane
Acquitted and Reinserted at Golden Rule Meeting
Cleveland officials report the Golden Rule group will host a public meeting tonight at a Pythian hall at 4 o clock. State Commissioner Mow presents an address while Maran Hive, No. 5 members attend with a guest scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pytilan
Pio B. Figg
Maran Hive
Barre
Alain Pele
Lady Mudeuboe Ieilla
Caen Ee
Balloon Trip Offer Draws 18 Candidates in Delhi
A fragmented notice describes a $50 balloon trip arranged by a commercial firm. It lists 18 candidates and references Zeppwith and Dettat ent amid garbled wording about departure at 2 AM and a gate, with vague details on schedule and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eng
Weytaltel
Summer Hornets Begun Capital Opened Executive Offices
June 5 1924 Middletown N Y report details Beverly City executive offices opened for Summer Capital project with Beverly Miles Jj eet meen Ae the apauaney capital wii. Jury trials and criminal cases loom including police chief Predjty on trial at Montivello for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverlyf
Seagon Ax
Beverly
Miles
Apauaney Capital Wii
Afra
Taft Helen
Chortle Syst
Het
Phe
Jiewetents
Next Wolk
Lara Piehif
Tate
el Atteniente
Taft
Painter Injured In Palace Incident At Genkom
An artist named Weider suffered hip injuries after a fall at Genkom near Worlgate. He was rushed to the hospital with internal injuries feared serious. J. W. Whittier of Wiemath and others are named as supervisors for the community project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drittlubors
Creigte
Twitchell
Genkom
Startled recounts murky political scene at late afternoon event
An unclear transcript recalls a tense gathering with observers questioning whether a political figure could announce a date. Officials and bystanders described busy schedules, discussions in a Harvard setting, and a postponement, with several named individuals and locations implied though not clearly identified.
Hattie LeBlanc Not To Testify At Trial Bouton
In a heated session June 24 District Attorney Higgins and Melvin Johann clashed over Hattie LeBlanc testimony. Court officials rejected an application to compel her appearance, as Higgins argued she holds crucial information. The dispute centered on recent tensions involving Clarence Glov and others in the case, with defense counsel arguing for Waiver.
Mexican Troop Train Wreck Kills Dozens in Colima
Thirty seven Mexican soldiers died and about fifty were injured when a troop train derailed near Colima west of Mexico City. The accident occurred as the locomotive left the track and metal jolts sent cars over a curve, with rescuers rushing to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colina
Mexico City
Mex
Colima
Notable funeral for J. M. Culver at Richy Lord
The funeral for J. M. Culver was held yesterday at Richy Lord. The Methodist church service, led by Rev HL Wallace, drew a large attendance including Major S. Wool, Jameena Ho Ring, and others. The burial at Hillideeme Cemetery was followed by veteran and civic group attendance, with mourners and veterans officers marching from church to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modfort
Culver
Eloc
Wallace
St. Albany
Jameena
A. Ho
Mason
A. A. Menrill
O. A. Tagen
FM. Harnes
Pitlot
Ahadawe
Vm Gome
Public Playground Meeting Sparks Fireworks and Debate
A community gathering at a public playground discussed safeguarding children from harmful influences amid plans for a Fourth of July event. Organizers outlined steps to create a safe space and potential future activities while noting possible follow up meetings.
Fight Over Moving Pickups Sparks Nevada Lobby Clash
A chaotic scene unfolds as Curie Sallivae aye Rickard clash with Sid Hester in Nevada. The fray centers on moving pickups and a heated exchange escalates with interference as witnesses recount the disruption and tense moments during the lobby confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene
Nevada
Jane
Talk of the Town items mix inerrant bits and names
A jumble of names and events from Mirenfield and nearby locales describes visitors, campers, and planned activities. Mentions Tamed Precolt wine, Highigate Sprites, and Barry's ing calestey with invites for games. The piece references Dartmouth, Cavalry team, and a local athletics context with scattered details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pithiy
Mirenfield
Randolph
Tolan Gordim, Jr
Wendell Averill
Highigate Sprites
Snietoy
Barry
Calestey
Totuernw
Territy
Tradian Athiotick
Dartmouth
Ja “ Sauhio-Henter
Poe
Heath Cavalry
Ethan
Convention Program for Washington County Advisors in Barre Next Week
A lengthy convention program outlines events for Washington County advisory staff in Barre next week. It lists morning sermons, devotionals, and a series of department meetings, roundtables, and training sessions led by school and county officials including Prof. B.A. Gilman Cabot and J. W. Barnett. The program emphasizes teacher training, missionary roundtable discussions, and collaborative workshops with multiple speakers and end-of-day services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boitis Ea
Evel
Laptee
B.A. Gilman
Cabot
Eranher
Rooitbaryt
Ion
Hove
Pdvlantill
Wagner
Bla MD
Wy Powers
Ager
Benedgt
Mike Eilen Eh
Feiding
G. Macarthur
Rome
Jeno
J. D Raravat
Pier Ten
Welter Grwareot
Anne J. Hurham
Cloglcys Seepion
Riauomey
Benaed Dalle
Alerre Toplent
Round Son
Mina
Klisareth van Patten
Twa
Eleetian
LAS
Stole Mileage Trial Ends With 30 Day County Term
A Burlington man was charged with stealing mileage and perjury after a trial where he admitted guilt. He pled guilty and received 30 days in county jail. The book was later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingtin
Tyne
Spalerstzell
Payeieally
Eriegh
Sabaryathi
Dietiwe
Blehningd
Byt
Hotel Proprietor Arrested For Alleged Violation Of Laws
A Canadian proprietor was arrested on June 2 in Florida over a revenue law violation. The case involves a $750 bond and an indictment charging the proprietor with a distinct violation from prior internal terms. The Dominion’s G. S. Commissioner Merrill is noted, with a $230 bond set by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnompe
Willian
Mnadiler
Pat
National Bank
Royal Main of Canada
Sincorn
Foeland
Johin Timberbards
Marylinb
Whitaker
Wwe
War
G. S. Commis
Dominion
Farmerty
No Control in Alaska in Important Decision
A disjointed report from Washington states Morgan and Guggenheim interests including railroads and shipping lines are relieved from suppression. The dated notes mention commerce and supervision changes affecting Alaska, with references to publication and oversight shifts, signaling policy impact for transport and trade sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan and Guggenheim
Norwich 24 Degrees Yesterday Highlight of Local Weather
Norwich recorded 24 degrees yesterday as officials announced the annual military parade and academic honors event. Governor Prouty and General Moley reviewed the cadet battalion, with medals awarded to cadets including Rich, Cannon, and Stix Seen, and diplomas presented by Elmer Aylen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maewell
Cole
O'Hara
Rallit
Cline
Rich
Cannon
Carernonie
Walbridgs
Smith
Pold
Todd Stuttleworth
M. Richmond
Everoftime Gailet T. W. Earle
Sternate
Teun Redsertis
Pelaer
Stix
TL T
Markens
Sverfige
Barber
Ela A
Re . P Stelbie
Prouty
Diploreine Toy
Wl En
Kenneth Foster King
Carl Pred
Strobel
Wiltiga
Pia Sait Te Tallie Usenet
Taft Woes In Fight Before Congress Amid Labor Bills
The article reports President Taft clashing with Congress over labor policy and a proposed wage bill. It notes Taft rejects proposals seen as favoring labor unions, while leaders from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen criticize the administration. The piece cites telegrams from St Paul and remarks by Taft, highlighting tensions over labor rights and enforcement of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nena Cy Jie
Bilenes
Deve
Yastenday
Waldhor
Bill
Spe
Linger
Tutt
Ale
Taft
Dullove
Brotherhood of Locomotive Wire Wen
Enginenen
St. Paul
Minn
Prom
Amino
Paul Inet
Wrangling Among Lawyers Over Woodbury Case
The Warebingion county court adjourned during a wrangle between HR Pitcher and the Woodbury company over a 326 dollar claim. The judge ruled in favor for the defendant while the trial progresses, with jurors in attendance and a later adjournment scheduled as the parties await further proceedings. Bouton Butlin sent word from Boston and a juror noted delays in the trial aspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multio
Pitcher
Mass
Jpronetts
Woodmen Log Rolling Event At Rutland
A large Rutland crowd gathered for the fourth Verecat Ley Hollion memorial log rolling with Woodmen from Barre and surrounding towns. A parade and business session elected officers including President C J Dyer and Treasurer Aydy. The Pirie Cup was contested with teams from Burlington and Rutland. next log rolling will be in St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rnipland
Walia
Trensurer
Aydy
Thurre
P. Mayhew Libby
Brandon
St. Albane
Floral Tributes at P. F. McCarthy Funeral
Readable funeral notice lists numerous wreaths and tributes sent by organizations and individuals. Names include Italian Benevolent Society, Retail Clarity, Catholic Benevolent Society, and various families and friends. Floral pieces feature carnations roses and evergreens from unions, clubs, and local residents.
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Pera
P.P
St. Monice
Am Biew
Cotoves
Order of
Ibersade
Wreedseee & Amarin
Exoes
International Onion of
North Americ
Pieature Club
Ee Workers” Metre Wi
Jumpers
U. Ae Retail Clarity Toute Arserations Retan
Wreath
Cent Salen Wre Paving Ewttars
Heave Atate
Myx
Jeane
Joseph Bushman
Jos. Parker
I. Cave
G. H. Pape
Oscar Russell
Painters and Decorators’ Union
Mra
Catholic Benevolent
O‘dinty
Frank Fel
Ina
Ts. Chinow
Russell
H.C. Whitaker
George Marrion
Annie Girbi
Andrew “Guthrie
W. PF
B.feyler
Waldohord
ML. Miles
Robert Murphy
Poe
Plumley to Speak at Montpelier Convention
Congressman Frank Plumay will address the Montpelier district convention next Wednesday. Clark C. Fitts of Brattleboro will preside as the convention re nominates the representative, beginning at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Plumay
Montpelier
Clark C. Fitts
Brattleboro
Talk of the Town notes arrivals and social visits
Local notes report Mrs. Tn returning home from a visit to Ma and list a string of hotel arrivals and guests. The item mentions numerous names and places including Portland Me Boston Providence Chicago and Richmond Vt, plus plans for a meeting of officers and a kindergarten private class in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Fole
Hf Kimball
St. Jobne
BK. Smith
Albans
Rowton
Mra
J. C. French
Webster
Mansfield C
P. Prescott
Lawas
F. A. Mann
Woodyslila
Smith
Bo W. Har
Kay
Sparsary
Albom
Guista
Rey
P.M. Mickane
Ste
Sever
Mie
Reninge
AT Park Atrest
Shien Rust
Kitslergarten
Dovton
Atha AL Perrtate
Gone
Cambridge
Richmond
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Porter Charlton
Father and Friends
Culet Kohler
Cleveland
M ST. Jomnssary
Fermiont
Mace Cadets
Panserigurs Rach
Burlington
Cyrus A. Denton of
Liberty
Middletown
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Cur
Uentesy
Predjty
Montivello
Mur Kohler
Utoas
Bache
Coleman
Tony
Cambridge Bank Wrecker
Trostow
Jape
Georse
Caminidge Bank Tooter
Indy Folloy
Urobivr
Prank
Federn
Marshal Waters
Auto Steaiey
Trophietd
Coleina Degine
Wentenee
Stenry Sotéial
Bie
Murlingtoe
Lina
de Oma
Turlington
Enor
Martin of
Travelehora
Allen
Varany
Porn
Tewee
Thitaney
Demmerstot
Brattition Sel Vernet
J. W. Whittier
Wiemaith
Tde
Pliner
Sthall Mothe
Katana
Cheyenne
Milwaukee
Cone
Dentine
Garfield
Oyster Bay
Raynavelt
Rommovelh
Omni
John G. Seer
York Stock Exchange
Hattie Leblanc
Seven Perkins
Clarence Glover Murer
Sapts
J. M. Culver
Richy Lord Yeterday
Burington Seon
Tex Rickard
Sid Hester
Como
Italy
M_ Guella
Charlfan
Ae Julesce
Talk OF
The
TOWN
SiAdley Schools
Wek
Terry
Creeley
Celine
Falta
Yenye
Spiriual Desenne
Sas Intention
Mies Kalin M. i
Vivian Hendey
Mind
Thomas Winett
Winoodd
Waveon
Trkis
Ani
Thoriee Blywell
Millon
Uni
Berry
Weston
Dany
Cnllotor
Udery
Lawe
Alaska
Decided
Interstate Commerce Commission
Withigton
Conan Bedidted
Alita
Mona
Cugpendelm Rattronts
Fronany’ Supervieon
Norwich
Edward J. Ripey
Unotary Thames
Wiliam
Clase
Lad
Eaward J. Stodil
B. Leonard
W. Grege
Elpan Cot
Eaience
Comlomba
Mey
Walter Thole
Ty Hipley
Charles E. Ryle
Charles B. Ryte
von Ab Whe Howe
Barre Trent
Montpetier
Tue Jerenowle
Waitefepd
Katherine
Tle
Tro
Kyte Yeon
Anna
Mare
Warvive
Eats Teaven
Benther
BP. Grewthloneyville
Charles Howyon
Atty Stnat Temple
Aurora
King Solomon Ehy
Mr. Boneimandery
Modren Woodmen
Apollo
Tylewan
Democrat
Orange County Court
Chelves
Aedn
Orange County
Walter Emerson
Brautford Plindadd
Omer Tracy
Woilh Tiver
Aril
George Derartiey
Anatole
Eesiult
Fred Howard
Jeave Ae
Pany Ie
Swanton
Lnrwpy
Aes
WQN
Congress
Hugher
Bill Wan
Carter
Bropherhood
Lacrietive Mirenian
Euglena
Fiip
Polley
Danerets Peape
Haine
Hajelen
Wrangler
Mie Butlin
Boston
C.L. Dyer
AT the
LOG Rolling Assn
A. J. Loranger
Chowen
P. F. McCarthy
Plumley
the Town
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