Legal action to block Saturday boxing bout in Jersey City
The Clergymen's Community Club of Jersey City filed a bill of complaint with Prosecutor Pierre Garvin to stop the Dempary Carpentier fight, alleging a scheme to pervert boxing laws and prohibit prize fights. Affidavits and witnesses are ready. grand jury hearing set for Friday. If indicted, arrest of promoters expected to prevent the bout.
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Clergymen’s Community Club of
Jersey City
Harry B. Wyatt
James F. Clark
Gilson
Jewelry Seizure Report Attributed to Peg Hopkins Doves Case
In Chicago on June 20, authorities seized jewels valued near 250000 dollars owned by Peg Hopkins Doves after her husband Stanley Toyce, a wealthy man, filed annulment papers. A 100000 dollar diamond is noted as part of the collection purchased for Pegey abroad amid the divorce proceedings.
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Chicago
Peg Hopkins Doves
Stanley Toyce
Treasury
New York City
Toyoe
Pegey
Strike of firemen continues as city orders noon return
Quetor reports the firemen strike persists with the city ordering a noon return under penalty. The council maintains its stance while arbitration weighs the tentative terms, and the city plans to deploy 117 replacement workers if strikers stay out. The dispute centers on wage and scheduling proposals, with officials hinting at possible compromise.
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Wity
Ewaneit
Cites
Woeskington June Sans Gad Savvy Alt
Fragmentary OCR text references MAS event in Virgina room and security details. Report hints at a meeting, an officer, and a military context but specifics are unclear. The readable parts mention a controlled area, a report to a superior, and some numeric notation like 112.
Lady Randolph Churchill Dies in London at 67
Lady Randolph Churchill mother of Winston Churchill died in London after foot surgery and a hemorrhage heart failure. Born to Leonard Jerome of New York she was thrice married to Lord Randolph Churchill and later to Cornwallis West and Montagu Porch. Her influence on her son and prominent social life drew American attention.
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London
Randolph Churchill
Winston Spencer Churchill
Jennie Terome
New York
Lord Randolph Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
England
Colonies
George Cornwallie- West
Cornwallis
Pat Campbell
Montayu Porch
Randolph Churchil
Leonard Jerome
American Woman Wins Wimbledon Final
Elizabeth Ryan of California defeated Mrs Satterthwaite of England to claim the women's singles title at Wimbledon. Ryan used hard chop shots and drop shots to conquer her opponent in straight sets, with talks of a potential championship rematch against Ingen on Saturday.
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Wimbleton
Associated
Prean
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Mrs. Satterthw
England
Miss Ryan Thuly
Vatine Langlen
Miss Ryan
Mra. Satterthwaite
Mises Ryan
Mileingen
No Separate Agreements On Wages Or Working Conditions
Chicago June 20 The railroad labor board ruled that no group of railroad employees in a separate office or shop may negotiate distinct agreements apart from the classwide agreement for the entire system. The decision affects clerks in general offices on several railroads and clarifies overtime pay practices, with time and a half continuing on roads where such pay existed before federal control. The Big Four brotherhoods and most shop craft employees will maintain overtime rates, as each brotherhood already has a time and one half agreement for all roads.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board Touay
Railroad Labor Board
Big Four Brotherhoods
Brotherhoods
Fatal Shooting Probed in Williamson Near Lynn
In Williamson West Virginia on June 29 a fatal wound to State Trooper William McMillion occurred near Lynn. Major Tom Dyis and Captain J R Brokus lead the examination under the initial law proclamation as searchers trail the suspects. Brothers E EF and T W Lelman were taken into custody after being tracked by bloodhounds near the tent alony fible miners.
Bankruptcy Petition Fled for National Scale Co Boston
J Kowal of Chicopee Falls filed a bankruptcy petition for the National Scale company listing liabilities of 8172749 and assets of 81750. Creditors include Lamb Knitting Machine Co and Gaytwed Kendall Co of Chicopee Falls. Fire damage near Boston, and a street incident in New Orleans are noted with uncertain details. The text mentions the Winooski river level and power station activity in June.
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National Scale Co. of
Chicopee
Boston
J. Kowal
National Scale Company
Chicopee Falls
Onc
Lamb Knitting Machine Company
Kendall Company
Funeral of T Desjardins Sets Burial in Vermont
The funeral for T Desjardins was held at St Monica's with Rev G S Mille of Bemis and delegates from Burlington and Kenneville. The service traveled from Union to Loe An rharch area with out of town attendees. Remains were buried at Cath vole cemetery by N Clark and others. Community groups presented their annual pay parade and a reading of memories followed the Mass.
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St. Monica’s
Catholic Cemetery
G S Mille
Bemis
Union
C. Merrill
Burlington
Dele
State Congregational Mess
St Monica's
Loe
Lorne
Cath, Vole
N. Clark
Wilfred Leferrean
Hari Cally
Iwatete
Fepreews
Canada Wants U S as Friend at Imperial Conference
Premier Meighan of Canada urged strong ties with the United States while opposing renewal of the Anglo Japanese treaty. Australian Premier Hughes to speak next as premiers consider postponing renewal to allow home consultations and possible referendum on the proposals.
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London
Associated Presse
Meighan
Canada
Hugher
Austritia
United States
Woburn Youth Sentenced for Bethel Clock Theft in Woodstock
White River Junction June 20. Phank Erwin a 24 year old Woburn resident was sentenced to 30 days in Woodstock county jail for stealing a clock owned by George Hoot of Bethel. He pleaded guilty to the Bethel robbery and faced additional fines. Detected as part of a suspected gang robbing Central Vermont lines, Erwin’s case drew defense by Bernard Gelden, Woburn mayor.
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White River Junction
Woburn
Mass
Phank Erwin
Jo Witham
Woodstock
George Hoot
Bethel
Vermont
Erwin
Ours
Bernard Gelden
Lwitter
Tral Vermont
Neyre
McMasters
Witham
Lia
Mr. Golden
Il McMasters
Olden
Noyes
Randolph
Midifteses
Rirhenend
Reorganization of Prohibition Enforcers Set for July
New York June 2 Reorganization of the federal prohibition enforcement forces along new lines will take effect on July 5 Commissioner Haynes said the plan creates state directors to replace present district directors and shifts agents under the commissioner for more efficient law enforcement Much experience from the first year of operation will be used to strengthen the program and ensure firmer action nationwide
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New York
Teenelgeer
Sioner Haynes
Inter Hate
Comanaes
Walt
Albert Tuttle Dead in Montpelier Estate Admin
Albert Tuttle, preacher of the Moms eller Nathmal tanh ami adeministra tor of the estate of James R. Lang idem, late of Montpelier, died at his home in Pair Waren tha marniae an.
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Albert Tuttle
Momseller Nathmal Tanh Ami
James R. Langidem
Af Montpelier
Bie
Heume
Connor Swift wedding at bride’s Middlesex home
A June wedding united Helen Swift and Charles Connor at the bride’s home in Middlesex. The ceremony featured the Lohengrin march and a double ring service. About 25 relatives attended after a luncheon. the couple left for a camping trip in the White Mountains.
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Bride
Middlesex
Levi Swift
Helen
Charles Connor
Cook Gregoire wedding clears Barre route to Quebec
Mr and Mrs Louis Cook, married at Jerome's church East Dorset, arrived in Barre from Burlington to visit relatives before continuing to Quebec. Rev Fr Fontaine officiated as the bride Maude Bell Gregoire wore gray crepe de chine with a picture hat. attendants included Miss Mary Bee. Best man was Arthur Cook, brother of the groom. The couple received many gifts and congratulations from Barre residents. Mr Cook serves in the American Legion and was with the 105th Infantry YD division. Mrs Cook is the eldest daughter of G1 Gregoire of Lee & Gregoire, a road contractor.
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J. G. Sallis
Ling Tae
Montpelier High School
Sloop
Jinon
Connor
White Mountains
Louis Cook
Mir Dorset
Barre
Burlington
Pase
Quebec
Jerome
East Ad
Fontaine
Elena
Mice Sadie Sherlock
Mise Maude Bell Gregoire
Isalee
Barreevaneth
East Dorset
Young Bros. Co. Fethiefty
Cook
G1 Gregoire
Lee & Gregoire
Fay Dorset
Marriage of Miss Rivers and Mr. Dweid in Savannah
Miss Gora Rivers, daughter of Henriette Rivers, and Michael Dweid were united in matrimony at St. Monica's Church in Savannah. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and a male choir, with guests departing for Plattsburgh for a week before returning to 71 Granary Place.
Shot Fired Into Train Near Dedham During Sacco-Vanzetti Case
A shot fired through a railroad car window near the Sacco-Vanzetti trial bound train at Highland station, Dedham, caused no injuries and remains under police inquiry. Officials said there is no connection to the defendants. The trial testimony continued with firearms experts discussing the Beranelli murder bullet and the revolver hammer condition on Vanzetti’s weapon.
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Dedham
Marc
James E. Burns
Burns
Alessandro Beranielli
Niccola
Aces
James Fitzgerald
Acme and
Ammuunition
Man Found Guilty Of Auto Theft In Morrisville
Frank Rivers of Morrisville was convicted in Lamoille County court of taking a car belonging to G Pose without consent on Saturday night. He was sentenced to ten days in jail. Inspector Ara Grigge helped with the arrest after a collision near Montpelier and subsequent car search.
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Frank Rivers
Morrisville
Montpelier Junction
Burlington
G. Pose
Justice Lamountain
Justine Court
Lamoille
Hy Park
Ara Grigge
State
Aut Legement
Rivers
Montpelier
Jewett
Edward M. Whitegen
G. Foes
Davis
Stowe Road
Bess
Morriaville
Davis Hunter Wedding Unites Beulah Davis and Bernard Thule
A quiet home ceremony in Vermontville joined Beulah Davis and Bernard Thule in marriage. Beulah, a Michigan graduate and longtime teacher, wed Bernard, who hails from Corinthe and is principal of a high school in Michigan. The couple plans to reside in California after a dern transition.
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A. A. Hunter
Vermontville
Beulah
Bernard LL Thule
Corinthra
Davis
Michigan Portmaleribeee
Lanenn
Mich
Tatty Ie
Mountpetier Seminary
Tri-State College
Michigan
Deets Ee Laumamer Swith
Filtie M. da
Coristh
Rm Komen Mek
High Schol Ua
Talk of the Town Update From Moree Meek Figure
Mew Wikaebeth Lagrre of the Moree Meek is sent to Sew Hatem Cone. The report notes a recent event with 14 recorded as an eve, though details are unclear.
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Wikaebeth Lagrre
Hatem
Legion Plans Fourth of July Celebration Luncheon
The American Legion venue on Church street will host a Sunday night luncheon at 11 30 for ex service men and all veterans. After social time a bonfire will blaze at midnight as part of a grand Fourth of July welcome. The event invites former service members to join or support the Legion and emphasizes patriotic unity and community participation.
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Legion
Church Street
Legion Rooms
United States
Barre machine gun company ranks near completion
Vermont National Guard recruiting for Barre’s proposed machine gun company moves forward as Legion HQ draws many applicants. Only ten more enrollees needed to form the unit, with a Thursday afternoon gathering planned for final eligibility checks. Names of many signers listed alongside notes of expected inspections and local officials present.
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Barre
Vermont National Guard
Legion
Neale Hooker
Welock
Walter Knuteen
James Booth
M.N. Smith
W. J. Ducharme
RA. Lawline
Shatinen
W. D. Ross
Charles Lowe
Fieirne Stewart
Jesse Sibley
Epworth League Institute Evening Sessions At Montpelier
The Epworth League Institute held sessions at Montpelier with notable attendance and close attention. Morning classes were well attended, afternoon activities proceeded with discipline, and a program planned for the evening included a social event and a penal honor ceremony.
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Artie Weetworth
Hewitt Lee
Epworth
Montpelier
Pune
Barre Vermont Prohibits Boating Bathing Water Sources
State Board of Health orders Barre to prohibit boating bathing and fishing in the city water supply sources. Public signs will warn near reservoirs to prevent contamination. City council reported the board's findings and approved related staffing and permit actions for Fourth of July fireworks and local infrastructure.
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State Board of Health
Barre
Vermont
State Board
Core
Meyette
A. Gobbi
B. Baisley
Berlin Street
Frank H. Welles
Main Street
Kendall & B. Mariani
Ziter
William Wishart
H W. Scott
J. F. Spencer
Daniel Oceala
G Savings Bank
City Reservoirs Face Acute Water Shortage Threat
Water levels in Orange and Bol reservoirs have fallen to about one fifth capacity due to hot weather and no rain. Despite recent heavy rain, most of it evaporated or was absorbed by dry ground, leaving the reservoirs fragile and forcing conservation measures to maintain supply through the summer.
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Hele Dam
Chetal
Figs
Orange and
Bolater
Hne
Barres
Orange Reserve
Bellater
Barre
Power rate hike eyed by Vermont manufacturers
Postings indicate Gontyrenee perwnen members and Powery discuss increased power costs for granite makers. The Vermont public service commission previously allowed an extra charge for fuel consumption in cement manufacture, with a 25 percent rate increase under review.
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Vermont
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