Bank looting accomplice Wilson Lockhart arraigned
Wilson Lockhart aged 21 was arrested as an accomplice of George W. Coleman in the looting of the National City Bank of Cupbridge. He was arraigned and held on 500000 bond. Federal investigators probe how he substituted for Coleman and managed bank books without accountability. The Cambridge resident, known as a frequent companion of Coleman, had four years of involvement in the bank scheme and was described as a driver with access to funds. Local relatives and officials expressed surprise at the arrest and noted Lockhart’s quiet, prosperous lifestyle.
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Boston
Wilson Lockhart
George W. Coleman
National City Bank
Cupbridge
United States
Hayes
Loukhort
Coleman
Wilson Leckhart
Cambridge
Foxton
Olewat Hitmell
Ilwaya
Bank
Sovers
Feders Privener
Hns
Lockhart
Ieee
Lata Wil- Jima
Lockhart & Co
G. Coleman
Coors
W.coleman
Taeckart
Inter- Lockhart
Pielmont
Mt. Auburn
Wxsowiuriois
Cambie
Wediwatay
Defaulter Teller Cullen Arrested in Boston
John N. Cullen, receiving teller at United Savings Institute, was arrested today on charges of being a defaulter and admitting theft of $1,200. He was arraigned and held in 1500 bail, with the only exception beyond his terms noted.
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Boston
Mareh d
John N. Cullen
United Savings Institute
Taddey
Hwak
Cullen
Fending
Biv
Ex President Roosevelt Kin Travel Plans Revealed
Naples dispatch says Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt will join ex president in Cairn or Khartoum, with Mrs Roosevelt claiming ignorance of any fraud related to Roosevelt’s travels in Europe.
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Naples
Mre
Roussvelt
Mita
Ethel
Cairn
Khartoum
Rethevelt
Roodyvelt
Mwsh
Woncevelt
Europe
Strikers Seek Court Action Over Transit Grievances
Philadelphia unionists press for the court to appoint an arbitration panel under 1809 law to resolve disputes with the transit company. President Kruger and city officials consider available remedies as lawyers note the process but seek details on enforcement.
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Kruger
United Business Men's
Ayrachition
Shin Aa
Owl Tian
Lewa
Tannit Company
Mat
Era
Ovsiok
Baring
Citizens Barred from City Hall Rally After Council Strike
Philadelphia reports citizens expelled from city hall as five years without a session ends. Mayor and council members faced by a crowd while a reporter and chamber staff watched. Warnings emphasize not to imply executive or legislative coercion in disputes between parties.
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Philadelphia
Staat
Dividing Nicaragua Opposed by Provisional Leader
Managua March 4 Provisional President Macitix vows strong opposition to a plan to split Nicaragua into two republics. Betrada urges action to seal the west half and form an independent government. United States intervention is seen as the only chance to prevent division as revolutionary forces falter.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Dent
Macitix
Betrada
Madris
Vie Queer
Klaafielde
United States
Ryibiin Soccee
Fil
Uncovering of Body in Mohawk River Flood Debris
A body was recovered after Mohawk River flood waters uncovered remains near Fort Plain. The damaged text shows uncertain names and locales but confirms a drowning victim in the river as floodwaters receded.
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Fort Plain
Mohawk
William Howlin
Ah Poate Oli
Brown
Bera
Florida
Pamwid
Hiren
Man Dies By Suicide In Milton Home
Milton March 4 Ridward Laelia age 50s a truckman by occupation committed suicide at his Milton home this morning. At about 7 30 he entered a closet near the kitchen shut the door and shot himself, leaving a wife and a daughter. He was mentally deranged and despondent, having threatened to take his life on several occasions over various matters.
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Milton
Ridward Laelia
Tala
Adams Found Dead After Alleged Suicide Attempt
Great Darrington, Mesa, Ma reports a man named Adams shot himself and died in a milk shed. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Vielting heard a pistol blast and discovered Adams, whose body was prepared for transport for medical examination.
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Darrington
Mesa
Adam
Vielting
Adams
Adare
Anil
Death of Father in workshop tragedy shocks Boston
Boeton reports the death of William Farrier an agent in extracts who hanged himself in his workshop above his laboratory. His daughter Ma Kertha Curtin of Li Temple street found him during a weekly visit. Dr Magrath the medical examiner ruled suicide noting the scene and cover story.
Cannon to Run for Speaker in Early Congress
Washington March 4 Pram sources claim Cannon will seek the Speaker’s seat in the upcoming Congress. Reports say he may withdraw if needed to preserve Republican control, with administration backing noted for Taft and Postmaster General Hitehouckwee.
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Washington, D. C
Pram
Eayll
United Prose
Canson
Sprakwe
McKinley
Antares
Newt Hewes
Itte Olen
Taftail Pont
Hitehouckwee
Taft and Cannon Attend Rowdy Dinner
A chaotic reception featured Taft and Cannon dancing and a playful exchange with guests. The scene included music, applause, and a boisterous toast as attendees shared jokes and reminiscences about past events.
Former Brooklyn Magistrate Sentenced for Bribery Conviction
New York March 4 Former Magistrate Homery Foriong of Brooklyn was convicted of taking a bribe and has been sentenced to over three years in Sing Sing. Judge Kepner ordered the term as the court upheld the bribery conviction and directed imprisonment.
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New York
Hoemry Foriong
Brooklyn
Fae
Ly Jodie Kepner
Ot Sing &Ing
Death by Own Action in Phoenix Avenue Residence
Worded report notes the death by hanging of Charles L. Bling at his home on Phoenix Avenue yesterday morning. He was about 60 and had suffered long illness preventing steady work. he left his book at seven and was found hanging around six that evening. He formerly worked at the armory for several years and had been unemployed for a year.
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Cosines Maas
Charles L, Biles
Ae HL
Ehnemitbed
Wuleide Westerday
Beaneni
Phoenis Avenue
Mr. Bling
Mir
Bike
Raymond
Speed Boys Go South for Arkansas Trip
Boston March 4. Manager P J Donovan and players Tommy Madden Ray Coline and trainer Charley Greens left Boston South Station on the 11 30 train for Tiot Springs Ark. A large group from the Boston Herald and others saw Madden off led by Billy Comey and officials Bag h Metherm Edward Kiley Joseph Manging Madden Carlins. Madden appeared in full form for the trip and was greeted by a cheering crowd.
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Boston
P. J. Donovan
Tommy Madden
Ray Coline
Charley Greens
Parlons
Boston Morerictt Ciil
Teat Ee
Tiet Springs
Ark
Base Bell Writery
Mums Lor
Tana
Inclding
Wiliam Cahill
Baat Heston
Jon Burns
Taunton
Pat
Joseph Mangee
Madden
Carlins
Weirue Temahonie
Inet
Veteran Navigator Holt Dies in Platteburg
Captain F J Holt aged around 94 died this morning in Platteburg. A United States boiler importer, he served as inspector since 1884 with a long career as a navigator on Champlain. He leaves a wife a son and a daughter. The funeral is planned for Sunday in Platteburg.
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Purlington
F. J. Holt
United States
Platteburg
Harrison
Mott
Fairfax Factory Fire Destroys Axe Handle Plant
A blaze gutted the old starch factory in Fairfax, owned by L. B. Hupt and used by RB Mey for axe handle production. Flames began around five o clock. workers could not save the building. About a hundred dozen finished handles were lost. insurance coverage partially noted.
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Fairfax
L. B. Hupt
RB Mey
Lnamrance
Robbers Start a Fire in Medford Cellar
In Medford a burglary led to a fire as thieves used a light match to force entry and search the cellar. A brave attempt to pull out valuables was thwarted by flames, with damage spreading to a nearby area before being controlled.
Publisher Aims to Buy New York Sun and Back Roosevelt
J Arkall a well known publisher from Danmjohiriv New York says he offered to buy the New York Sun and back Theodore Roosevelt for president. He claims he offered 2 0410 00 but the Laffan heirs refused, later insisting 3 500 000 and then 5 000 000 were too high.
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W J. Arkall
Danmjohiriv
N. Y
New York Sun
Laffan
Tony
Mr. Roosevelt
Died Suddenly William McKay Longtime Barre Granite Cutter
William McKay, an elderly Barre granite cutter born in Scotland, died unexpectedly after a day out and about. He had worked 27 years in the trade, left behind a family including a brother and sister in law, and planned a Sunday funeral service at his home.
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Willem Ae
McKay
Barre
Aberdeen
Bootland
Vinal Haven
Montreal
Hare
Jatian Mackay
Xinter
Hira
George Finming
Chitier
Scotland
Momber
Clan Gorden
No. LE
Onder
Srottieh Clana
Edd
Four New Citizens United in City Court
Four applicants were admitted as new citizens in a United States district court session at Barre. The panel included John Jonathan, C. Chiredetti, James Rovett, and George Maniatty, all residents of Barre. The nationalities listed show Scottish and Italian origins among the applicants with several from Canadian, English, and Irish backgrounds.
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Tike Mither
FL S. Platt
Buthnd
U.S. District Court
Sesel
Ati Wiene
F. M. Ardrenni
Finn
John Johnatan
C. Chiredetti
Aenes Rovett
George Maniatty
Barre
Salaes
Grotel
Setoe
Williem
Donald Aleuander
Frank Weelcock
Horgan Hig
Alex Amier Magpach
Angemi
Mundini
Want A Abbati
William Na . L
Moretti
W. W
Barre Mayor Candidacy Thanks Voters and Seeks Cooperation
The candidate thanks Barre citizens for support during the mayoral race and asks for continued cooperation for the city's welfare. He pledges to work for all parts of Barre and for any personal reasons, urging unity and effort from the community.
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Barre
Dabo
Springfel Vermont Banquet Highlights Agricultural Prosperity Remarks
March 4 in Springfel Gouver Mead of Rutland spoke at the fifth annual banquet of the agricultural association. He urged diversified farming, noted Vermont leads in dairy and butter value, and advocated sheep and hog farming to boost agricultural independence.
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Hon. B
Flinn
Won
Dart
Vermont
Hirngland
Omer
Che Unban
Mir Famere
Rescue of Polish Farmer's Horse After Mill Pond Incident
In Rutland on March 4 a Polish farmer's horse wagon and harness sank to the bottom of a mill pond owned by the Vermont Marble company. The horse was rescued. the wagon and harness were saved later. A funeral in Poultney for Charles Morris was postponed when floodwaters filled the nearby grave, forcing the burial to be delayed until the next day.
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Rutland
Mareh
Mehidon
Vermont Marchly Company
Canter
Will
Tt Singh
Charles Morris
Sleep Durations and Wakeful Recovery Reported in Wallingham
A 20 year old bakery worker Frank In pus of Ingaila and Son village awoke after 70 hours deep sleep. Despite doctors and rigorous methods, traditional efforts failed until nature intervened Wednesday night when he asked for food and resumed his normal routine.
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Wallingham
Frank Inpus
Ingaila & Son
Dartmouth Wins Debate Against Brown and Williams in Triangular Contest
In Hanover on March 4 Drimorith led Dartmouth to victory over Brown and Williams. The teams argued the affirmative on gun control and equal rights for women with Dartmouth defeating Brown locally and Williams at Williamatown. Brown also defeated Willivttin at Providence.
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Brown
Wiliams
Hanover
N. M
Drimorith
Fth
William
Williams
Williamatown
Willivttin Wee Aly
Providence
United States
Woman recluse burned to death at Richmond Hill
Harriet Aldrich a 79 year old recluse was found dead near her home on Richmond Hill after a fire started while she reportedly attempted to shoot off stove embers. Neighbor Stephin Wallock reported she had lived alone at Key Wame two miles from the nearest neighbor and refused town care.
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Hames
Chladine Wood
Harriet S. Aldrich
Tray Road
Richmond Hill
Selecuman
Stephin Wallock
Mr. Aldrich
Key Wame
Mrr
Bullock
Mra
Amirien
Otter
Wien
Peng
Woman Indicted on Postal Violation in Burlington
Miss Jennie M Warner of Big City was charged by U S Marshal Edward Whittaker with violating postal laws by sending improper material. Indicted at Burlington federal court’s third term, she was arraigned before Commissioner James A Morrill and posted 100 bail for the next term.
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Rutland
March
Jeynie M. Warner
Bhig Ety
Wee
Dodge Will Contest Stirs Probate in New Hampshire
Webster Timer filed a claim in probate to contest the will of the late Thomas WH Dodge. The document, dated two weeks ago, favored the widow and established a fund for a hospital and school in Brookline. Twenty five relatives are named, most receiving 900 dollars each.
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Woregetar
Mass
Webster Timer
Thomas WH
New Hampshire
Dodge
Amintumeowve of & Hospital For Women
Ehfliied
Broakline
Talk of the Town and Local Visits Mentioned
Gorge Robison transfers duties to a temporary driver amid a creamery tie up. Dr and Mrs Joe W Jackson visit Burlington relatives. Dr Jdavksen attends the Chittenden County Medical association meeting in the city. Notables arrive at City hotel. Lake Mansfield club members in Stowe hear of a $100 donation. Resember returns from a jaw injury and Havre supporters plan contributions for troops.
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Joe W. Jackson
Burlington
Jdavksen
Chittenden County
Havre
Lake Mansfield Club
Stowe
Mopdereland
Cleveland
Warfon
Janet
Auocupt
Vergennes Bank Examiner Advocated Postal Savings Plan
Prank L. Fish of Vergennes, once a bank examiner, attended a meeting in Mass town this Friday. He proposed a postal savings scheme and urged local bankers to consider it as a practical alternative.
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Vergennes
van Oye
Borlahire
Mass
Aise Pour
Benka
Shaking Up the Police by a Unanimous Vote
Mayor James Muteh faced a crowded board as the aldermen confirmed most appointments but rejected S. Hollister Jackson for city attorney and D. W. Paulkner as chief of police. Patrolman Hamel was rejected on the first ballot and failed again on the second, while Gamble and Carle saw varied support. The meeting concluded after executive session and a final vote tally.
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Hamel Alec
Wan
S. Hollister Jackson
James Muteh
Hollister Jackson
Alty
D. W. Paulkner
Poline Atk
Frank Hame
Pultel
Clarence B. Gladding
WL. Stowe
B. M. Tohing
W. Emerson
Jane U. Dex Brune
Allerigan Rossi
Ened Ven
Fmm
Mtr. Jimeteape
City Athorney
Loys
Carter Hiorney
Will Barclay
Lero
Robine
Po-Lice
Adderman Hoyt
Gamble
Rsge
Carle
Sentiment Grows Over Aldermen Backing Shepard For Chief
Town voices shift after the aldermen’s action against Chief Fanikarr. Support coalesces around Wilbur F. Shepard, a former chief and prominent Bere citizen, as the favored pick for appointment amid ongoing discussions.
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Fanikarr
Wilbur FL Shepard
Pelloo Urd Wilow
Aleritt
Bere
Bren Eee
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