Surprises Sprung in Vermont Liquor Vote Heads
In yesterday's spring elections several liquor policy reversals occurred across Vermont towns. St Albans voted no license for the first time. Burlington switched from no license to license by a large margin. Barre also moved to licensing. Middlesex remained the only yes in Washington County, while Northfield edged no by two votes. Numerous towns in multiple counties remained dry or shifted to license, with additions including Burlington and several others.
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Vermont
St. Albans
Burlington
Barre
Ingham
Bellows Falls
Pera
Washington County
Middlesex
Northfield
Braintree
Orange County
Orange
Rutland County
Rutland City
West Rutland
Wale Haven
Denby
Wells
Castleton
Brandon
Chittenden
Hington
Colchester
Sidon
Richand
Franklin County
Bakersfield
Highgate
Swanton
Bennington
Pownal
Essex
Canaan
East Haven
Shoreham
Hancock
Winsor
Chester
Grand Solo
Te la Motte
Lameille
Stowe
Windham
Somerset
Vernon
Orleane
Caledonia
Thoortmet
Arlington
Brighton
Barre City
Jay
Middlebury
Ditteford
Rutland
Richford
Rockinghar
St. Albane City
St. Albans Town
St Heorge
Victory Gal Wood
Bakersfleet
Brande
Goldeater
Danby
Heal
Richmond
Swan
Blind Woman Burned In House Fire Tragedy
Mrs. W. C. Cook, a blind resident of a Sitting block tenement, was severely burned when her clothing caught fire while alone awaiting others. Neighbors Ia Evans Nutting and Gatling acted quickly to discard flames, and Dr Nutting cared for her as the blaze spread through the room. The victim, two months married to Mr. Cook, died from injuries sustained in the fire.
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Maredith
W. C. Cook
Mea Ayers
Ward elections shape board and license vote in Windsor
Alderman Murphy loses ward two race while Gorselin defeats Sivinya in ward three by 34. Board reorganization on April 1 lines up Republicans in key seats and names ward by ward aldermen. The annual licensing vote drew over 1,000 ballots with license fee 80 cents. results showed a shift but remained tight.
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Murphy
Eugene Gorselin
Jules Sivinya
Wil Beam
Edwards
Prive
Russel Ami Pine
Dina
Gosselin
Clarke
Drew
Bombard
Dawnoerute
Murphy and
Mitchell
Want
O'Neil
Bennington
Bermington
Mann Yanges
Election results in Bartlett and neighboring towns
The annual town meeting elected officers including A. L. Marty as moderator J. S. Chamberlin as clerk H Pelawvitt as assessor Bartlett selectmen F J Bartlett as mine director Henry Forhan road commissioners J Cuvier as town law agent Sorenton Bartlett Waldo Porkine Bay. Continued on right page.
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Heli Yoatentay
A. L. Marty
J. S. Chamberlin
Clarks
H. Pelawvitt
Ianorer
Oltler
Bartlett
Albyn
F. J. Bartlett
Minol
Henry Forhan
J. Cuvier
Sorenton Bartlett
Waldo Porkine
Bay
Fire Traps 100 Children at Collinwood School
Cleveland March 4 fire traps 100 small children on the third floor of the Lake View School at Collinwood. More than 340 were in the building when the blaze started. Firefighters work to rescue the trapped youngsters as reports describe several fatalities and casualties from the fire.
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Windsor
Cleveland
Ohio
Like View
Collinwood
Huilding
Surprised in Burlington Election Meeting Notes
Surprised in Burlington as results show unexpected shifts with the city voting patterns unclear. Descriptions mention wards, first counts, and early tallies, noting unusual activity and possible influence from nearby groups.
Taft Platform Adopted by Ohio Republicans for Nomination
Ohio Republicans adopt a Taft aligned platform at Columbus urging individualism, an expanded navy, worker protection, and constitutional reforms. The convention names Walter P. Brown chair and Malcolm Karshner secretary, with Wade Kills favored for permanent chairman and Andrew L. Harris expected to head the ticket. Foraker links and Tickey favors are noted amid committee shifts and political maneuvering.
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Columbus
Ohio
WL Tutt
Teaues
Taft
Tyrers
Mevt Congress
Eles
Toin
Patt
Nis
Foraker
Benew
Wien
Walter P. Brown
Toledo
Malcolm Karshner
Columbos
Wade Tr. Kills
Foralonr
Fice
Congresa
United States Senate
James R. Garfield
Interior
Garfield
Wediun
Andrew L. Harris
Thormpson
Uren
Accone
Thullaph
Tntsidner
New Proposition Considered by Quarry Workers and Owners
A joint meeting at Graniteville between quarry workers and quarry owners debated a settlement proposition. The session, held in the quarry room for going on to noon, remained harmonious and adjourned without action pending further conference called by chairmen. Respondents on the ground floor reported no new developments.
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Graniteville
Nothrng
Runaway Steed Causes Chaos in City Street Display
A runaway horse terrified crowds during a late afternoon street exhibition. The horse bolted through Brickwell Street toward James Ahern’s tool factory, narrowly missing pedestrians and striking several bystanders. Neighbors and officials pursued and tried to halt the animal as it escaped into Elm Street, with one woman narrowly avoiding injury behind a park railing.
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Nera
Robert Retz
Mirentn
Amalentrne
Kerr
Riihit Angles Park
Simunier Street
Ieee
Brickwell
James Ahern
Citg Park
Elm Street
Ivins
Trophy Awarded To Cribbage Winners
The Interfraternity winter event held at the Quinten iit featured a cribbage trophy presentation. Members and representatives from various signatory groups attended, with refreshments and an impromptu program. The winning team from Fallows received the trophy for the cup tests, while two dances by Hobart and Bewart closed the evening.
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En Sore
Arman
A.J Schmebder
Hobart
Bewart
Disgusted Inmate Wright Recaptured After Jail Break Attempt
William Wright, an inmate at the state jail, faced a Montpelier county court after a parole chaster failed. He was recaptured following a pursuit that ended near the jail, with State's Attorney Cates warning authorities to pursue charges.
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William Wright
Jeotmnty
Montpelier Mty Court
Wey Broakfuge
Ty County Court
Soi
Ronnit Furwick
Anga
Manu
Akichael A Murphy dies after long illness in Dig home
Michael A Murphy dies at Dig home North Magnetrevt after a three year illness. He came from Gras ban in Ireland and lived in the area for 24 years. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at St. Moa.
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Michael J. Murphy
Akichael
Murphy
North
Joy
Ireland
Gervins
St. Moa
City Officials Appointed as Reorganization Cleared
The new city government organized this morning with aldermen sworn in and Mayor Robins presiding. Several appointments were confirmed or rejected including patrolman, water superintendent, and fire chief, with a full list of appointees presented by the mayor.
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Bock
Riley
Hamel
Lotdock
Robins
Oing
Mackay
Board of Alder
TL Thureton
A. K Campbell
Lewis
Alexander
McNulty
Boas
Moeyoy
Campbell
Wil
Vinapve
Ladd
Williams
Truirston
Thurston
Ay Lauld
Campibell
Witten
Police
William
Williame
McFults
Genetaries
Campbull
Alesandar
Williamia
McNul
Nus
Thare
Willame
Meeky
Weeiats
Fred Bruce
Teoers
Mayer
Guy
PR Daily
Bruce
Witter
C. . Taswell
Vic E
T. W. Faulkner
George Bh
Carlo
Marry Gamble
Peter D. Thom
C. 1
Gladaire
W. J. Stow
Spoon
E. M. Tobin
Grewlarm
M. Carr
W. EH
Meewrami
J. L. Hayward
A. A. Ro Pet I
Hooker
A. F. Na
Henry Tust
Lonley Fond
E. Ll. Smith
Eugene Silivan
Wm Cole Epictor
Dr. OG. Stickney
Corrected Barre election results show no change in local option vote
Corrected returns from Barre list Mayor Robins’s slightly stronger majority this year over last. Socialist Alex Invaside received 269 votes to 204 for J. T. Cunwn. single votes for Harvey Hermy and James Mackay for city treasurer. No opposition in several posts. local option No vote exceeded Yes in most wards. The local option result shifted toward no license, notable in ward three and others.
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Robins
Socialist Party
Alex. Invaside
J. T. Cunwn
Harvey Hermy
James Mackay
Thre
French Barre
B.S. Carter
W. Gordon
F. W. Howland
Cd. J. Matthews
J. F. Tigxine
GW Gorman
Aderman Thinkston
Frank Costani
Campbell
Beck. W
Alexander Nas
Alexander Gordon
Lewp
RB. Mutehinem
William Olliver
Licenwe Tom
Ite
Neticenve Berean
Colina
Auduogd
Acin Gg Ge
Aig
Nakat
Segs Vet
Iersen Reaitao
William Franks liquor license holder unsure on renewal
Frank FP Whittney, holder of Middlesex town's sole liquor license, said he may not apply for a renewal next year. Washington county voters backed a Yes, while the town's present commissioners E L Densmore, W A Vaughan and KE Hil were chosen after resignations. A new board will be appointed by the district judges next term, with sixteen days to complete appointments.
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Frank FP. Whittney
Middlesex
Washington County
EL Densmore
W. A. Vaughan
Ingersoll Roodee Wedding Solemnized at Home
Mary Rodee and Edward J. Ingersoll were married this morning at the bride's parents home on St Ayers street. Ceremony conducted by Reverend O.G. Com at 8220 address. Couple plans a visit to New Jersey before settling back in the city.
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Mise Mary Rodee
Edward J. Ingersoll
Mire
Charles M. Modes
St Ayers Street
Praia
Mes
Hugersoll
Yaa
New Jersey
Exemption Sought by Moaly Alman in Local Plant Proposal
Residents Moaly Alman and Alman Nye seek an exemption for a proposed plant in Pony City during a town meeting. The plan involves wiring and a project affecting workers at a nearby facility. Local officials and a Dubai worker are mentioned in relation to the vote and potential sighting of the project’s impact.
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Moaly & Alman
Unclear Local Notice on Barke Event
Fragmentary OCR mentions various names and terms, no coherent event details. Reads like a local notice with names such as Jane Witten and Ladien Pyine, plus political or social phrases. Unable to establish a definite report or outcome from the readable text.
Large Blaze Threatens Zanleoni Building Fire
Firefighters tackled a midnight blaze at the three story Zanleoni structure on Granite street. The upper floors housed the Barre Evening Drawing School and studios while the first floor held Frank MM Brown wholesale liquor. Flames confined to the second floor and interior walls, with significant smoke damage and a ruined painting. Water ultimately controlled the blaze after 45 minutes. property insured with Pape's agency.
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Granite Street
Zanleoni
Frank MM. Brown
Uline
Barre
Susie i
Frank Mariani
Yale
Charles Zan- Jean
Boston
Eeen Pape
Lone
Scion
Sehool Cae
Pape
Trixey the Bull Terrier Killed by Fire Horses
Fireman M W Kendall’s bull terrier Trixey was killed last night while running to a fire. The dog was struck by a horse’s hoof, dying instantly in front of the city building as firemen returned. This marks the fourth dog killed by the fire team since the new station opened, two by horses and two by the electric cart.
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Trixey
M. W. Kendall
Mara
Reception Tendered Rector and Wife at Church Vestry
An informal reception was held at the vestry of the Church of the Good Shepherd for the Rev M Beattie and his wife Sis. 1 Beattie. The event featured a pleasant time for all, with vocal solos by Mrs A W Allen and others. Remarks by Howland welcomed the rector, and attendees included local church members and friends who enjoyed light refreshments.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
W. J. M. Basttie
Church of the Good Sek Herd - Arena
M. Beattie
Beattie
A. W. Allen
Arthur Gale
Squiley Maral
James Walker
AL WY. Allen
Howland
Barre
Verff
Coline Wal Walkers
Dames
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Chicago
Laconia Car Works
Sessehing Posse
Laconia
William St John
Wiknetonmsh Street
Sumdley
Didlinde
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Oyter
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Nirie
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William Sharpe
Proctor
Washington, DC
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Redfield Proctor
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Aed
Hove
Solu Welkbons
Manchester
William Wight
Parola
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Uae
Oliver
Thurston, Williams, Alecan
Frank Whitney
Ingersoll—Rodee
Moody & Abmnon
Barke
Eshiit
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Anelverence Integration
Ladien
Jane Witten
Hales van
Charles Zanleoni
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Botal
White River
Sunutan
Witte N_ Davisestan
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