Fusion debate lingers as Vermont GOP mingles with Democrats
Brattleboro and Swanton reports hint fusion ideas persist amid a split party scene. Republicans and straight Democrats weigh the future of fusion, while authorities address speeding auto owners in Hirat- Qebato. Mayors and delegates weigh loyalties as ballots and allegiances shift.
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Tate
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Swanton Fu
Vermont Delegations Split Over Fusion Support
Distasteful mood among factions shows delegates in Montpelier and nearby towns wavering. Some districts instructing for fusion, others still undecided as the political climate shifts. Observers warn the fusion idea remains alive with realignment possible as counties weigh their options.
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Jingles and Jests From Various Papers Show Witty Wordplay
A collage of light verse and puns from Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Press Houston Post and Atlanta Constitution cites humorous lines on life love and social quirks. Snippets include playful mishearings and bright aphorisms reflecting early 20th century newspaper wit.
Four Year Old Killed and Aunt Injured by Chimney Collapse
In New York at 448 Eighth Avenue a four year old boy and his aunt Vergimun were injured when a chimney toppled while they swung in a hammock between two chimneys. The boy, Arnor Lo Gaok, was killed. The aunt suffered a fractured leg and forehead injuries but survived.
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Miss Ferguson
Chimmey
Bennington Democrats Back Fusion at Convention
The Bennington Democratic Committee chair John P Gavin states fusion will be favored at the convention. Delegates rose and pledged themselves in support, amid party tensions and calls for unity.
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John P. Gavin
Democratic Committee
TAME GAME AS OPENER AND INTERCITY NOTES
A rough recap describes an opening game with Elliott stealing bases and scoring as Hatouje and others mismanage plays. It notes the Moores and visitors, Baine’s pitching, and a rain-shortened first inning. Intercity details cover attendance around 9,000, team movements, and the Ottawa trip with plans for Wednesday’s exhibition and a shift in local park events.
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Brakes Fail In Mountain Carance Killing One
A trolley car on an inclined railway near Orange New Jersey slid down toward the summit after brakes failed. Eleven workers were injured as they jumped clear. Patrick Borne of Newark was killed when struck the ground. The incident occurred during testing of a proposed replacement for the abandoned system.
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Workers and the Laws in a Buffalo Factory Case
George W. Alger critiques New York labor law as applied in a Buffalo factory accident where a young woman lost an arm after Pratt violated mandatory machine guards. The New York Court of Appeals overturned a jury verdict for damages, asserting the worker assumed risk by continuing to work, effectively waiving redress despite statutory safety protections.
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Massachusetts Bill Legalizes Picketing During Strikes
Representative George S. Jackson introduces a bill to legalize picketing near strikes, enabling workers to walk public streets and persuade others to discontinue. The measure mirrors proposals by labor interests and faced a close defeat last year. The piece warns unions should focus on strong organization to secure lasting gains in wages and hours.
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Lynn
Missachusetts
Lowther Workers’ Journal
Sycomhunt Defends Ancient Frontiers For Trade Duty
A brief note explains that a sycophant once served by guarding Attican borders to ensure lawful entry and exit, enforcing the vero duty payment and preventing illicit transfers. The term reflects ancient customs where watchers protected revenue and order by scrutinizing goods crossing frontiers.
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