Indignant Over Action Following Philadelphia Strike Violence
Philadelphia reports indicate six injured after a shooting amid a strike on Frankfort Avenue. A helmeted youth and at least five others were hit as crowds clashed with armed youths, while officials say the strike is waning and will end soon. Injured include a 14 year old and a 24 year old. others were treated at hospital or sent home.
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Philadelphia
Mattare
Mantaste
Anill
Lyon
Frankfort Avenue
Hae Maloney
Michael Osborn
Frank Brown
Sfort Bispital
Allegheny Avenue
PAVOR NATIONAL STRIKE Faces Labor Convention
A labor convention in Pennsylvania discusses a general strike plan led by President Mahon. Delegates debate arbitration and methods to curb unrest as carmen and other workers rally in the city.
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State of
Labor
Mahon
Carmen
General Strike of Paper Makers Shuts Plants
A general strike by International Paper workers cuts operations at Corinth and Port Edward districts. About 4,000 to 10,000 workers may walk out as union leaders demand concessions, with 3 p.m. walkouts planned and the company facing a nationwide union response amid industrial tensions.
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N. Y
Corinth
PH Mikes
Bours
Port Edward
Alrewdy
Curry
Macy
Marriage Return Filed In Burlington Vermont
A marriage return records a ceremony between Misa Baler of Provident and an unnamed groom, performed by Rev. K O Guthrie in Burlington Vermont. The officiant reportedly refused to confirm the ceremony on Monday and again on Tuesday, despite having conducted it on Sunday evening.
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Misa Baler
BG Guthrie
Burlington
Rior
Marci B—Themarin
Pulantor Deenon Becon
Wtate
May Baler
Provident
Wits
K. O. Guthrie
Guthrie
Miners Demand Higher Wages Refused at Conference
March 9 report from Chin, Ladane and Bonney conference with three witnesses. operators refused demand for higher wages. The meeting adjourned without concession, signaling continued dispute over pay in the mining district.
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Cintinuati
Chin
Ladane
Bonney
Elopers Seek Parental Forgiveness Amid Hidden Wedding
Washington reports Philander Chase Knox Jr hurried to Baltimore to calm his parents after a secret marriage. A later interview reveals Knox and his wife aim to return to Providence, work, and seek family forgiveness while his father denies knowledge of the union.
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Washington, D.C
Philander Chase Knog, Jr
Hte
Mra iKner, Jr
Ann
Providence
Gos Knox
Preneh
Morris Heights Acon
Max
Tim Ios
Judge May Punish Witness in Contempt Case
New York report details Judge Tiny ordering a witness jailed for contempt after refusing to answer questions. The ruling, in the Shining & Goldstein bankruptcy matter, cites perjury and defiant testimony, with Merchants' Protective association certifying the contempt finding. The decision aligns with views of Judge Goxe, Lacombe, and Noyes.
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New York
Tiny
Shining & Goldstein
Srutman
Lurore & Foferes
Nevis
Belininkh
Goxe
Aurlarany
Lacombe
Noyes
Made Money Too Easily Three Suspects Taken
Three counterfeiters in Boston run a near federal building operation producing dimes from 1905 stock. Frederick Hartung and William Susiple were captured yesterday. a third man remains at large. The plant used a laminator and hidden machinery near the sub-treasury to strike coins resembling true dimes, netting about fifty percent profit. Authorities say about 50% of the forged coins were discovered locally as the scheme expanded, with plans to increase production. The effort involved substantial silver and was traced to a Boston criminal cell tied to the city’s streetcar system and merchants. Secret Service agents and police coordinated the takedown, with Hartung described as a key maker.
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Boston
Frederick Hartung
William Susiple
Whit Ae
Hte
Ebay
Laminator
Sean Eee
United States
Haive
Fee Sempia la Dil
He Howe Ari
Snerit Eervice
Federal Building
Secret Service
J A. Murphy
South Boston
Ind
Ap Elias
Ieee
Franklin Hart
Wilver
Wien Andor Srrest
Frederick
Hartung
Daving
Vermont Widow Granted Pension Dispute Heard
United States Marshals brought Hed Legght woman to Vermont for a year long pension dispute. Rutland details show the case centered on wartime service and the value of her late husband’s contributions. Shelton was arraigned and held on $1,000 bond with further actions planned for April term.
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United States
Hed Legght
Rutland
Ben
Shelton
Attory
United States Sresaer
J. A. Merrill
Turlington
Peary Pole Discovery Claim Questioned in Congress
Fragments recount Rep Macon from Arkansas urging inquiry into Peary North Pole claim as family and supporters dispute his 1909 journey and whether he truly reached the pole. The tale notes political defenses and doubts about the historic feat and divine support theory.
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Macon
Arkansas
Renee Bla
Barniett
Pold
Two Arrests Made in St. Johnebury Marsh Case
Deputies report two men, Rob art a Wedgett and alectic hired man, placed under bond for an April 12 appearance at the federal court. Details include charges of theft and related counts as a witness testifies and the bar scene reveals a fatal accident following a fall.
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Stevens
Stevene
Boston Eggs Seized Amid Purity Complaint
A large seizure of eggs from Quincy cold storage and a Baltimore supplier sparked a purity complaint. Dr Adams testified the eggs were contaminated. authorities traced to Max Malter & Co. in Washington and Ludlow Vermont reports described the substandard product. The case follows a broader postwar push to regulate food safety.
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United States
Marahal Seagor
Quincy Cold Storne
Ghinette
A . Oy Bad Bron
Toy Chisage Grm
Max Malter & Co
Adams
Washington
D.C
Llong
Ludlow
Adame
Senate
New York
Philadelphia
Plumlay
A. Howe
A. Oniton
Contiente
Nate
Plumley
Howe
Jury Verdict in School Expelled Girl Case
In a landmark decision, Pauline Jones, expelled for refusing to act as a "policeman" at school, won a verdict against the city. The trial raised questions of authority and due process, with the jury delivering a favorable outcome that could lead to further appeals as the case advances toward higher courts.
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Pauline Jones
Mtehburg
Muse
Marah
Nes Jones
Froan Echanhe Wien
Profitetman
Londay Secqvierm
Au Cone
Ina Vortiet
Tae Ja Sen
Relre Jeoken
Boterg & Decision
Masmeteusette
Police Beat Reshuffle Brings Sinclair to Lead Depart ment
Chief Sinclair assumes overall command as Patrolman Dineen joins new duties. Obituary notes garbled text but confirms Sinclair’s selection and changes in patrol shifts.
Death notice for Afra Tow a with family locations
The obituary reports Afra Tow a died recently with details of her illness and death at home. It notes her son and daughters, their residences, and mentions a funeral arrangement to be announced later. The article references her relocation to Italy decades ago and current family ties in Concord.
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Afra
Italy
City Court Hears Bail Forbidded Theft Case
In city court, a man named De W. R. Lazell is forbidding bail while facing charges. An arrest by the Boutweil Varnum company surfaced, with the case showing a bond of 500 dollars and provision of bail by the defendant.
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W. R. Lazell
Varnum Company
Bali
Tufts receives bequests to fund Worcester church and college
Fragmented docket reports a series of bequests from the estate of Mrs. Mary A. rein of Worcester to Tufts and other Worcester institutions. Amounts include about 1000 to the Worcester Home for Aged Men, 1000 to the Worcester Orphans and Widows, and 1000 to the Worcester Temperance Home, with funds directed toward a Richardsian professorship and other church and benevolent aims.
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Worrester
Mowe
Tufts
Mary A. Rein
Worrteter
Richardsia
Bonn
Universalint Church
West
Swanpet
Ste
Worcester
Worcester Tempitare
Aoelity
Woreater
Pnride
Worcester Orplans
Bank Sues Its Wrecker Over Damages in Declined Emission
The Savings Bank sues former treasurer John A. Hal for damages totaling 810, alleging a decline in the emission by trustees. The case notes a January 22 date and involves the bank's doors being affected by the incident. Efforts to recover funds and address the trestees actions are central to the suit.
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Wotvoeter
Maas
Martel
John A. Hal
Walt
Bank
Fragmentary political brief from an old session
A partial, garbled OCR note references a respondent named William, a legal figure Daniel, and a sub rebuttal. It notes the 164th day of a game or event and mentions a senator and a lawyer. The readable content is fragmentary with uncertain context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yu
Daniel
Jury system defended at Chittenden County Court opening
At ten o'clock yesterday the March term of Chittenden County Court opened with Hinton presiding and Sheriff Allen in attendance. Judge Stanton warned jurors of modern pressures on citizens and cautioned about conflicting opinions during jury service. The session began amid public debate on civic duties and possible pressures on jurors.
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Burlington
Chittenden Enaty Court
S. Hinton
Feaver
Trof. Barrett
St. Mary
Allen
Peteston
Jury Trial Notes and Commission Actions Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR records indicate a jury trial with Franke C. Dyer of Salisbury and Dana of New Haven among jurors. Mentions Saratoga officials, commissioners, and a sequence of directives, including actions ordered for Corinth and other places, but details are garbled and unclear.
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Juges
Franke C. Dyer
Salisbury
Charlee
Dana
New Haven
Mitts
Horne
Compissioners
Saratoga, N.Y Marale
Plati's Funeral Held at Old Prestiptecien Church
The funeral for Thomas OC Platt was held today at the Old Prestiptecien church. He had lived in Nice for years and was laid to rest at St Alba Cemetery with family and friends in attendance.
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Owen
Thomas OC Platt
Prestiptecien
Died While En Route to Florida In Swanton
Ny Burton, aged about sixty, died in New York while en route to Florida after winter illness. He had been under a doctor's care all winter, left on the 10 o'clock train for Florida, and his funeral arrangements were left to his family with interment to be at St Albans. Born in Burlington sixty years ago, he was known for poor health and to have recently improved briefly before traveling.
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Swanton
M—D
Burton
New York
Horida
Batuntsy
Enuipin
Weil
Bt Albans Hay
Burlington St
Hotel Changes Hands in Whit River Junction Deal
In Whit River Junction the bank acquired the Junction Hotel from Gibby and N. Aianior after a price dispute. The new owners Imro operated the premises prior nine years and have expanded services including a livery stable and carriage trade, aiming to boost business in northern New England.
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Whit River Junction
Gibby
N. Aianior
Mate Price
Binek
Imro
Hawe
Téinee
New England
Load tipped on him as Dodger pinned under wagon
A dangerous accident occurred when a load toppled onto a Dodger and pinning him under the wagon near East Montpen. A physician was summoned after the vehicle toppled, and an examination found a broken chapel and other damage.
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A. Dodger
Four Witnesses Testimony Adds Little in Eddy Case
In Balan March 0 the Rutland county court resumed the trial of Robert Eddy charged with Mary Johnsons murder at Wallis ford. Four witnesses offered no new facts and confirmed the earlier finding that death resulted from strangulation. One juror fainted during the proceedings.
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Robert Eddy
Rutland County
Balan
Forte
Morsing
Rutland
Mary Johnson
Wallisford
Right of Way Granted for Street Electric Line
Rutland. motion by OL Marois and the HtrUand Railway Light and Power company, village traction, Poultnay Street right of way granted. Narrow Furnace Street access prompted new line through that area. Construction to begin soon, with an electric line planned to East Portney and Lake Street Catherine.
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Rutland
Marois OL
Bate
Mt Ate
Andle
HtrUand Railway Light and Power Company
East Porttney
Lake St. Catherine
Doctors Talked Of Cancer At County Association Meeting
The Washington County association held its regular quarterly meeting at the City hotel with about 20 members present. Dr B Tinkham spoke on cancer and its treatment, followed by a discussion after the address. A banquet was served during the event.
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Washington County Association
City’ Hotel
B. ‘Tinkham
Tinkham
Will Run Down Gamblers In Boston Fronting Trial
Coleman, the Caine bank figures in a sensational Boston hearing. He is set to testify about a faro gambling ring at a dealing next week as authorities target gamblers and racketeers. The case centers on illegal gaming operations and financial schemes.
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Boston
Coleman
Cainee Bank Wreaker
Barre Court Opens with Dozens of Divorce Cases
The Barre Vermont court term opens with thirty three divorce cases listed, including desertion claims. Judges hear motions and continuances as dockets show proceedings involving Maxim, Louis Curr, Gate of Vermont Granite Co, and multiple defendants and plaintiffs from Barre and Woodbury.
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Barre Savinga Bank
Charles Biiason
William Prawr
Fire Praser
Pote
Aviwibert Derkine Calais
Rabin
Woodbury
George B Seilth
Berlin
Nipaie
Barre
Ested
Staten
Butler
Mins Lepelly
Sameio
Ntrien
Debeust
Maxim
Louis Curr
Lelamder
W. B. Danforth
Nol
Kier H. Bowide
Ways
Janso A. Root
Grapite Company
W. A. Dutton
G. A. Bickford
Cope Clough
J. G. Wing
Etenian
A I
Slayton
Guralou
Karl Knapp
Silverixrnge Dump Association
Gordon
Orator
Jaimes S. Kelley Vu
R. Gordon
Gages
Eva Mneynady
Jewett
L. H.foodell
Mehitabel Goodell
H. Loud
Mary Lundy
Earth
Albert Berry
Tima
Burnham
Charl Jo
Louise R. Goddard
Edward M. Goddard
Louise M1
Thor
C. Apomiresa
Bile F. Glark
Arix Clark
Allie K. Brigham
Dena B. Brigham
Jaton Tatsmery
Ivey Poulin
Dolor Poulin
Porrest T
Cutler Ve
Jennie A
Cutlery
Mayette W
Erskine Va
Clinton L. So
Talk of the Town arrivals at the city boatline preming
Arrivals list includes L. TL es 2 Reilow New York Hy Wy tn 1 Donovan Burt 7 ALB 4 1 Bemmood J. E. Orr Boston 7 D. Cheney Groton Fe By Wataon under Debs a oS Doagettio.
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L. TL
Reilow
New York
Donovan
Burt
Bemmood
J. E. Orr
Roston
D. Cheney
Groton
Wataon
Unter Debs
A. Os Doagettio
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Medford College
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Ao Dae
Addison County
Strite
Plati
Alba
Gore Reset
Freaktin Manty
Deilo Tito
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Gitta and Wheeler
Junction Hotel
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