Move to Quash the Buchanan Indictment Fails
New York judge overruled a motion to quash the indictment charging Representative Frank Buchanan and others with violating the Sherman Act by fomenting strikes in munition works and on steamship piers through Labor's National Peace Council. The motion aimed to test the indictment's sufficiency on behalf of Monnett and Jacob C. Taylor.
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United States
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Frank Buchanan
H. Robert Fowler
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Gener
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National Peace Council
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Randall to Head Prisoners. 1 Poston, June 20
Governor McCall appointed Frank L. Randall of Cambridge as chairman of the new state bureau of prisons. The bureau, by last legislature act, displaces the board of prison commissioners of which Randall was chairman.
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McCall
Frank L. Randall
Cambridge
New State Bureau of Prisons
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Bethel Lodge Third Degree Banquet and Local News
Randolph Odd Fellows were entertained by Bethel lodge on Wednesday and worked the third degree, followed by a banquet at bekah lodge No. 19. Dr. Jonathan Ranney of Waltham returned home after visiting relatives and Burlington commencement. Zilpah Ranney of Pittsfield graduated from the University of Vermont with AB. State witnesses in the La Rock matter included Dr. O. V. Green and several Burlington doctors. Esse Moody mourns his mother after an operation in Burlington. Mrs. Henry W. Davis travels to Concord to visit her son Arthur Newell, soon bound for the Mexican border with the National Guard. Will Rogers broke a middle finger last week and cannot work. Tony Petrillo supports his family with tannery work and shoe repair. Business visitors included J W Mahon, T B McCarthy and Don Stiles, W R Smith, J Dana, A M Fetcher, J Greene, M Wheeler, and R J Manley among others.
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Bethel Lodge
Bekah Lodge
Jonathon Ranney
Waltha Masa
Hine
Pittfield
Burlington
Dr. Ranney
Whitcomb High School
F. A. Edmunds
Zilpah Ranney
Pittsfield
University of Vermont
la Rock Manter
O. V. Green
Archie Williams
Daniel Carney
Harry Emery
Frank Fifield
This Place
B. H. Stone
C. F. Whitney
Esse Moody
Stowe
Henry W. Davis
Concord
N. H
Arthur Newell
National Guard
T. Rogers
Tony Petrillo
Hie
J. W. Mahon
Manhattan
T. B. McCarth
Wentworth and Danville Social Notes Light Weekend Activity
South Cabot mentions Mr and Mrs Hayes Baesett in Wentworth. E M Putnam visited Danville Wednesday and bought some rows. Mr and Mrs George Gen visited friends in Plainfield Thursday. Mes Avan Wall waved in Mad.
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Wentworth
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E. M. Putnam
Danville
George Gen
Plainfield
Orange Center visits and local motions in Vermont
A garbled local item notes pupils and residents in Orange Center and nearby towns engaged in visits and minor movements. It mentions Eva Machin Marion Nelson Phyllis Nelson Sadie Wood Charles Cassady Esnerson Danville and North Dany Keyes Bernal Lond Nelein Peake ville and Burton Holt of Barre visiting kin in Chelsea.
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Lena Scribner
Hardwick
Peale
Pythian
Vermont ‘Trucking & Sales
Barre
Tom Thumb Wedding Promises Orange July Fourth Fun
Williamstown residents announce a town hall event for July 4 featuring a Tom Thumb Wedding, free admission, refreshments, games, and a program at 8 PM with fireworks at 1 AM. Picnic lunch at noon, bring a whole fowl, entertainment in the afternoon, and a women and children rest room. Aiken Flachere Lord and Lord families attend county church conference. Whitcomb hospitalized at Mary Fletcher. local notices list officers elected for the Tom Thumb Welding project and local social activities.
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Tin Marty Fletcher
Ailome
Tom Thumb
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Everbody
Frank Aiken
Charles Flachere
Reuben Lord
John Lord
Washington County
Cubot Tursday
John Theker
Tedes
Mary Fletcher
Vera ML. Lurdquiet
Whitcomb
Jamen Tant
Sherian Chamberlain
William Chamberlain
Mnét Charles Flanders
Richardson
Mre
Rickarteen
Arthur Mageon
Greenfield
Trwy
FT. Peasier
William Chambertsin
Summer moves and news from Randolph area
Robert Thayer Randolph travels to Hartford for summer work with 8 W Slayton. Families and friends move between Woodstock, Burlington, and nearby towns for trials, store work, and graduations. Names include John LaRock, Peter LaRock, Florence Smith, Fred Smith, J Harrison Thompson resigning pastorate, Rev J Harrison Thompson to South Norwalk, H J Flint in Boston, Mary Flint, Mary Jennette, Mary Carr Tewksbury, Carrie Tewksbury, Gordon Smith, Jennie Smith, Lillian Godfrey, Marguerite Kellogg, Camp Barna, Camp Barna attendance plans, Miss Mildred Fuller, Leslie Gutterson graduation, Mrs Morse at Graf Thaw.
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Hartford
W. Slayton
John LaRock
Woodstock
Peter LaRock
Washburn
Jared Goodwin
Boston
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H. A. Leonard
Harry Emery
Bethel
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Royalton Hill
Dun
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Somerville
Mase
Fred Smith
J. Harrison
Thompson
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South
Norwalk
Conn
H. J. Flint
Miew Mary Flint
American Hospital
France
Mary Jennette
Granville
W. R. Messer
Mary Carr Tewksbury
Carrie Tewksbury
Burlington
Gordon Smith
Jennie Smith
Brattleboro
C. S. Hopkins Florist
Mabel Nye
George Drew
Rena
Samuel McLandon
Waltham
W. M. Osha
Lillian Godfrey
Stowe
Marguerite Kellogg
Montpelier
C.D. Gibbe
Jennie Jord
Lara Church
Ona Ladd
Mallets Bay
Lake Champlain
Camp Barna
H. A. Cramton
Enosburg Falls
Homer White
Mildred Fuller
Fair Harven Treaday
Leslie Gutterson
M. M. Morse
Graf Thaw
Merrifield
East Calais Village Notes and Visit Highlights
Mrs Tennie Hamel of Woodbury spent Monday and Tuesday visiting Mrs Mourtie Drem. Mr and Mrs Biden Austins of Middlebury visit Austins' parents Mr and Mrs Freeman Gray. Wallace Gormney stayed at his parents home. Walter Dailey of Woodbury considers Otis Gray’s farm. George Carley and Nes All visited Roxbury Sunray. Mrs Maynard King of Plainfield visits her mother Mrs Fred Burnham. Forest Clay spent Wednesday in Montpelier and Barre. Ralph Dwinell hosts cousin from Walker. Dell Dwinell attended Cabot convention. Cronsett of Harre met with local business. Wilbur Gove and family plan a few days in Colebrook. S Hy
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Woodbury
Mourtie
Drem
Biden Austins
Middlebury
Nes
Roxbury
Sunray
Carley
Maynard King
Plainfield
Fred Burnham
Forest Ciay
Montpelier
Barre
Ralph Dwinell
Wailer
Dell Dwinell
Cabot
Cronsett
Weddings and funeral notices at Wheeler-Ayers in Waterbury
Henry Parker settles his account as administrator of Oilman Gra. The Turner funeral held at Verne Turner home with Rev. Verne J. Smith officiating. Out of town guests arrive from Barre Montpelier Cambridge Stowe and Northampton. Mrs Bulkeley daughter Marjorie McLean Bulkeley born to Albert Turner family. Congregational church choir and cradle roll graduates noted with summer organist Stephen Boutil.
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Oilman
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Floyd J. Martin
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Edith Gates
Franklin
Julia Carter
Vergennes
Eunice Wottle
W. Grover
Artie Smith
Stowe
Wallace Marvin
Montpelier
R. H. Matthews
Mabel Matthews
Burlington
Ella Pollard
Northfield
Florence Hatch
Northampton
Mase
Mya. Ayers
Albert Turner
Verne Turner
Verne J. Smith
George Davis
Harry Bulkeley
Ray Cavis
Sidney
Howard Bulkeley
Little Falls
N.Y
Marjorie McLean Bulkele
Alina Bulkeley
Mary Lease
Hebron
Seminary
Congregational Church
Stephen Iuptil
Thean
Congregational Church Sunday School
Fred Elton Steele
Royal Byron Edwards
Raymond £. Davis
Carroll Francis Clair
Robert Currier Stanley
Barbara Mayhast
Stanley Rdecard Manfield
Breta Atkins
Cale Cow Teeting Recrtttion Plans Opening Monday
The article notes a county agricultural effort in Cobee village with the Washington County extension service outlining the plan to support outreach and continued work beginning Monday evening July 2. The event aims to promote the state program and agricultural internet access for local growers.
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Cale
Cobee Village
Sales County
Cabot News Briefs Highlight Local Life and Accidents
About 40 high school students and friends enjoyed a picnic at Sabin pond Friday. A five year old boy suffered a broken leg Monday when kicked by a horse. J W P Lanve led 25 people to a Marshfield band event Saturday. Mr and Mrs J G Pike were visitors in Hardwick Saturday. Mr and Mrs Allison Smith of Plainfield visited Bert Smith's home Friday. Fred March and Angus Smith each had a heifer killed by lightning near Cabot in recent days. Geo Hoyt found a dead animal on Whittier hill due to possible lightning. Mr and Mrs CB Silver visited Barre Monday. Mrs Pliny Smith and Mrs Glenn Hately were business visitors in Montpelier Saturday. Roswell Farr's wife suffered a serious accident when their horse bolted past an automobile. Mrs Farr broke a leg. Miss Margaret Cunningham is recovering from a broken hip and recently rode out. Lightning struck Lester Knapp’s southwest hill house Tuesday, damaging a floorboard. a nearby child was unharmed. Merrill Davison returned from Pawtucket RI. Ella Putnam of South Cabot works at Justin Stone’s. William Hoyt found a work horse choked to death after a stable floor gave way.
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J. G. Pike
Hardwick
Allison Smith
Plain Held
Bert Smith
Fred March
Angus Smith
Cabot
Geo Hoyt
Whittier Hill
CB. Silver
Barre
Pliny Smith
Glenn Hately
Montpelier
Aire
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Merrill Davison
Pawtucket
Ro I
Ella Putnam
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Helen Frindle
Madene Porter
Danville
Harvey Chase
John Stevens
Elmer
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Hester Houston
W. G. Houston
Ruth Perkins
George
Glenn Bailey
Craftsbury
J. Jevens
Little Trene Talbot
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Injardwivk
Spring term and local visits mark South Walden notes
The South Walden spring term opened with teacher Helen Frindle hosting pupils at her home for ice cream and treats. Residents report a joyful day. Several local families traveled to Norwich to attend graduation, and others visit relatives or heal from minor injuries. A Mother’s Day service is planned with a noon dinner and program.
Peg o Mr Hoert show at Plainfield Saturday night
Plainfield patrons are urged to attend a Saturday night performance of Peg o Mr Hoert with Mix Gill singing the famous thousand dollar prize song. The ad promotes reserved seating and public interest in the event.
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Mix Gill
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