Barre Daily Times 1929 Statewide Notes and Local Echoes
Barte Daily Times reports on theatre forecasts for Barre, a Brooklyn grand jury indicting 2204 alleged slackers after World War I, yacht race chatter for the America's Cup, a Boston hotel arsonist scare, Berlin's Versailles treaty rhetoric, Democratic convention dynamics, Swiss funds for U.S. railway finance, a Vermont gubernatorial race rumor, and a misstep involving a Republican vice presidential candidate in New Haven, all reflecting national mood and local reaction.
Farmers form cooperative creamery near Barre center
Local farmers in Barre organize a cooperative creamery project with aims to establish a processing center near the village. The move follows discussions about improving market access and shared facilities for dairy production and distribution.
Local Creamery Eyes TB Testing for Market Edge
Farmers near the region push government supervised tuberculosis testing of herds to certify TB-free products. Officials say advertising TB-free dairy goods would ease market access, noting few nearby creameries can claim such quality.
Return of sight indictments on Bergdoll escape
The renewed attention to Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the draft dodger and deserter, from Governor's Island prompts calls for full accountability. The public seeks punishment of the principal and any willful contributors, while avoiding indiscriminate railroading of innocents. The need for a complete clearing up of the matter reflects respect for federal government procedures.
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Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Governor's Island
United States
Baptist Slate Elected at Northern Convention
Buffalo N Y June 30 The nominating committee headed by Ernest J Tustin of Philadelphia submitted a slate elected by tellers at the session Rev I C Brougher of Loslen elected to the executive committee Opposition to Brougher arose over his stance on marriage and divorce He is the man who officiated the ceremony for Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford.
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Buffalo
Ernest J. Tustin
Philadelphia
I. C. Brougher
Los Len
Brougher
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Brookfield Social Notes and Local Arrivals
Miss Minnie Smith returns to Randolph after weeks with her mother while Miss Lacile Partridge of Worcester visits Aunt Miss Mary Upham with young Samuel in tow. Several relatives arrive from New York and Barre visitors, plus a marriage for Miss Alice William and Ernest Bluisdell. Community notices include fundraising progress, church plans, and youth activities led by Alvin Hall with 68 adults and 0 juniors.
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Minnie Smith
Randolph
Lacile Partridge
Worcester
Mass
Mary Upham
Samuel
Samuel Withers
Elizabeth Lamson
Barre
W. BE. Huggard
New York State
John Benham
Burlington
Indow
E. E. Benham
Alice William
W.S. Williams
Ernest Bluisdell
Kat Randolph
Morey J. Perham
St. Johnsbury
J. B. Perham
Faye Beard
New York City
G. J. Dugan
EB. W. Chase
Olga
Northfield
Good Crop Outlook for Czecho-Slovak Republic Says President's Daughter
Dr. Alice Masaryk, president of the Czecho-Slovak Red Cross and daughter of the republic’s president, in London forecasts a hopeful future. She cites a promising harvest and a sugar beet crop of 70,000 matric tons with 400,000 tons exportable, praises the new constitution, notes minority protections, and reports rapid school-building and health education efforts in the eastern region after Magyar rule.
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Czecho-Slovak Republic
Pres-ent
London
Alice Masaryk
Ee Hon
Republic
Czecho Slovakia
Red Cross
North German Lloyd Officials Visit New York
North German Lloyd director Genes Firioken and associates arrived in New York on June 20 to discuss German steamship interests and potential American involvement in Germany's former great sea transportation lines. Heineken declined to confirm the visit’s immediate purpose.
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North German Lloyd
New York
Genes Firioken
North Gen Steamship Company
Nsterdam
Germany
Great Sea
Heineken
Primaries in North Dakota Fueled by League Power Struggle
Fargo N D June 30 Non Partisan League administration seeks continued control in North Dakota primaries. Gov Lynn J Fraaier seeks a third term as Republican nominee amid opposition from Langer and other league officials. Independent Voters association backs anti league candidates with a joint campaign fund. Gronna seeks renomination on the Republican side while K F Ladd runs for the league in the GOP. J F O Connor of Grand Forks seeks Democratic nomination for governor.
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League
Fargo N. D
North Dakota
Lynn J. Fraaier
William Langer
Frazier
Thomas Hall
Carl Konitaky
Titan Teagan
J. Cahill
D. Cgee
Independent Voters’ Association
United States
A. J. Gronna
Republ
Ican
K. F. Ladd
North Dakota Agricultural College
J. F. O'Connor
Grand Forks
Chicago council weighs raises to city workers
Chicago on June 30 moved to consider increases totaling over 1.5 million dollars. A new maximum yearly wage of 2100 dollars would be fixed for firefighters and policemen as part of the proposed pay raise plan.
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Chicago
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