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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
4
Barre daily items report on Vermont aging, Maine centennial, and a hotel fire myth. Discussions include Secretary Black tightening busier license revocations to safer highways, Wilson's influence on the Democratic convention, and a St Johnsbury baby case. State offices note ample summer farm labor, with volunteers unable to be absorbed.
Massachusetts governor Coolidge declines to involve himself in Vermont’s ratification issue. He says he will not meddle in others’ affairs and would focus on his own duties if elected vice president. The remark portrays Coolidge as cautious and reliable.
The Vermont legislative reference notes set out the 1920 primary filing dates and statements in a compact calendar. It explains the election machinery timeline and preserves the calendar for future reference as part of the state’s official notes on governor candidates and party processes.
A June 27 automobile crash in Waterford hurled a baby from a car against a ledge and the vehicle sped away. Vermont license status may trigger license revocation for the year. Criminal and civil actions hinge on prosecutorial and injure claims, with questions of driver culpability.
The Springfield Republican notes Judge George W. Anderson of Boston freed about a score of alien Reds held for deportation, citing uncertainty over whether the 1918 act outlawed the general strike. The piece argues Congress did not intend to criminalize general strikes and that courts tend to limit interference with strikes, while the Republican platform remains vague on the right to strike against the government.
Mrs Will C Harvey suffered injuries after falling down a stairway while carrying her young daughter. The child was uninjured. The incident occurred last Friday at their home and the mother faces temporary spinal concerns. Other notes list visiting relatives and locals visiting various towns.
White River Junction notices report visits by families from Island Pond and Hanover, new job moves such as Sherman Carpenter changing employers, illnesses and hospital stays, mill closures at Hartford Woolen, traffic updates, and the sudden death of Dana H Stanford with ensuing services and family impact.
Fragmentary report describes Spofford Lake NH trip plans with William Merain of Raymond. Dialogue hints at religious setting with a parson, choir, and wish for peace. Ambiguous text suggests lodging in a church poor box and a request for quiet.
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