Intangibles Income Tax Killed After Debate in House
The Vermont House defeated the bill to tax intangible incomes 68 to 124 after a long debate. Amendments shifted tax reach, including a 5 percent loan income exemption proposed by Gonnat, but the measure was ultimately killed. Dyer argued the bill would tax income fairly to fund state needs while critics warned it would foster evasion and inequality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Salisbury
Mgf
Gonnat
Rawport Town
Ways and Means
Pollard
Cavendish
Tax Commissioner
Button
Vermont
jMatt
Mgr
Cushman
Rochester
Bailey
University of Vermont
S. Si Aj
Primary law stands after decisive vote in Vermont
The Vermont House upheld the Howey primary law by a crushing 128 to 7 vote amid heated debate. Supporters argued it preserves caucus influence and voter access, while opponents warned of rigidity and risks to women voters’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houve
Howey
Mr. Meerisen
Demenrsion
Bey
Bailey
Colchester
Reactor O
Lmw
Buve
Pomfret
Wishart
Barre City
Darling
Chelsea
Hetter
Abraham Lincoln
Chase
Bennington
Dorsey
Rutland
Vielhie
Bland
West Windsor
Harber
Brattleboro
Prowty
Mead
Rochester
Noble
West Rutland
Hartington
Vermont
Celine
Trale
Peet
St. George
Toting
Talk of the Town wanderings and mixed local notes
Town chatter covers visits to Boston for an auto show, family health updates, and a prominent Barre legislative debate on amendments. Several civic figures from Newport to Craftsbury are noted, with discussion of education training provisions and the state Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connal
Newport
Collins
Castleton
Welds
Shelurne
Bell
Madiey
Craftabury
Tom Purple
State Board
of Education
Straree
Carpenter
Cabota
Gyntieman
Johuere
Werpenter
Petesne
Fararet
Street Car Torpedoed in Albany. Three Arrests Reported
An explosion damaged a street car in Broadway last night, injuring a state trooper and an elderly resident as glass shattered. The car, manned by strike breakers, carried a detachment from the North Albany barns when torpedoes tied on the track detonated. Three arrests followed. police stated the blast blew out windows and doors and the car returned empty after delivering the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Marck
Bromway
Iroe
Silson Colled 42 500 for Defending Title
New York on March 14 reported Silson Colled defending his title against Mike O'Dowd last night. Colled, the former holder, won with a purse of 20 000 while fighting with a sprained right hand and groin strain. The bout was witnessed by Kheperenne and announced by Wilson's manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
OL Indeck
Spaulding High and Barre Tie in New England Basketball Clash
New England high school tournament games at Goddard gymnasium saw Fall River defeat Spaulding High 27 12 Barre. Bangor High beat rington High 29 13 while Edward Little of Auburn defeated Rogers High 30 17. Separately Spaulding announced commencement honors with Elvira Lowden Madeline Whitcomb Bernice Davie and Louis Veale among top ranks.
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Woodbury Granite Co
New Eng
Elvira B. Sowden
Bethel
Madeline E. Whitte
Medford
Mass
New England
Goddard Gymnasium
Tufte College
Tommorrow
Dur Too High
Fall River
Spaulding High
Barre
Rington High
Bangor High
Rogers High
Newport
Spaulding High School
Elvira B. Lowden
Madeline FE. Whitcomb
Bernice Mary Davie
Louis Eldridge Veale
Mina Sowden
Mise Whitcomb
Davin
Almond
Price
George EL. Douglas
Dorie G. Burkell
Lows Eo Veale
Kasay
Bernice M. Davie
Jury acquits Clara S Hamon after 40 minute verdict
In Ardmore Oklahoma Marek VR Hathnin is freed of murder after a week long trial. The jury acquitted Clara S Hamon in forty minutes on the first ballot amid tears as she plans a visit to Wilson before heading to piano lessons with her father in ill health.
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Andinire
Okla
Marek VR
Jake L. Hatnin
Clare Smith Haimon T Dly
Ardmore
Homon
Wilson
Milne
Here
FA Pawo
Hameo
Baltor
Ohara Earl
Montpelier News Highlights From Vermont Republican Meeting
Rutland’s Marie Kinsley, national committee member, voices repeal of the primary law amid Vermont politics. Prof. J Hoverkins, state geologist, visits. Rev. C H Reading extends for another year. church attendance and preparatory lists grow. Eastern Star admits seven members. local high school exams scheduled for March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kinsley
Rutland
Vermont
Republican Party
Kinsley
Argur Sponte
J. Hoverkins
Mentpeline
C. HL
Bern
Pristier
Metheetien Church
Couny
Mtevddingr
Montpelier
Yibney Shaw
Order of the Eastern
Bitar
Affilia i
Mre Parrott
Initia Thon
Hytund Takeey
Hiner Pieror
Merle Howard
Athin Tor
Ehoot
Bethel Col Sleeper Moves to Recently Bought House
Bethel college sleeper has moved to the house recently bought from Fred. A Woman's club meets next Monday at the home of Mrs. D. (Sisboimge). At the fourth quarterly service of the Methodist church last evening the present marketer was ed to stiteets mee wml Edy Sephwerth Spooner W. A Chettiedd H Terenr Cf Noble HL A. Ceaemor Woo Gore 5 ser ted 11D Fiend 18 W Bise Cherabertie Tier Sarithy scheme pommentee rome vate of J Weck Mte HJ Tar we Mire LA Pabendy. The fire lowers property are A Wiehwin A TL Peers EH Miners CB Seat FO Sowithwonth Mr cet Hire bee F Bewes of An twee Ot Gee Cheding the donee jee Beech Reber Sie Doge Seek od Sewee Gong Bevmetieg Moe Avene Albert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Sleeper
Fred A
Woman’s Club
Mra. D
Sisboimge
Methodiet
Sephwerth
Spooner
W. A Chettiedd
H Terenr
H Terenr Cf Noble. HL A. Ceaemor
Woo Gore
Tarwe
Wiehwin
Gee
Beech Reber
Gong
Moe Avene
Albert
Vermont urged to enact stricter prohibition enforcement
Wayne B K Wheeler of Washington DC for the Anti Saloon League urges Vermont to adopt a prohibition enforcement code closely aligned with federal law. He argues the state's code must fit the federal act to avoid unknowingly violating national statutes and reviews remedies used to enforce prohibition, including penalties, abatements, injunctions, and liquor taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne BK. Wheeler
Washington, DC
AntiSaloon League
Vermont
A Wheelir
Wheeler
Senair
Local residents and theaters feature in city roundups
Mrs. Nelson Hamel of Majnfield hosts her daughter Winifred Hamel as guests. Hart Bartlett, recently a granite letter cutter in Groton, returns to the city Ernest Curtis of Greenfield visits mom Mrs. Frank Adams at 47 Elm Street. Lyle Samuel of Framingham visits Mrs. Adams' family. Joseph Salelury, Bijou theatre manager, accepts an offer from Gray Theatre circuit in Maine and departs for Lewiston. William Carswell recovers from illness and returns to work with Carewell-Wetmore Co. in Tadimanpolis, Indiana, after travels through Kentucky and the Ozarks. The Rass barber shop undergoes a full repaint and modernization, promising a brighter look. A crate of four dozen spring chickens bound for Berlin Street was left at the corner. all birds were claimed by the butcher this morning. University church supper and cafeteria style service draws a large crowd, with volunteers and provisions running short by 7 o'clock. A young band of performers, a chorus, and string section add to the evening’s entertainment as the community enjoys the seasonal arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Hamel
Majnfield
Winifred Hamel
Hart Bartlett
Groton
Ernest Curtis
Greenfield
Mase
Frank Adams
Elm Street
Lyle Samuel
Framingham
Adams
Joseph Salelury
Herre
Bijou
Gray
Maine
Lewiston
William Carswell
Carewell- Wetmore Cn
Tadimanpolis
Ind
Carewell
Kentucky
Hie
Berlin
Mein Street
Amd
Cleim
Barre
Montpelier
Pany
North Barre
Diehes
Cole
Ake, Wiltrr
Patrick F Nerney Dies After Illness in Moretown
Patrick F Nerney, 47, of Moretown, died yesterday at City hospital after a long stomach ailment. He was raised on the Moretown farm, survived by wife and brothers Thomas and Eugene of Websterville and Frank of California and Edward of Colorado. Funeral from St Patrick's Church Moretown Saturday at 10:30 am with burial in St Patrick's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parerick F. Nerney
Moretown
Mr. Nerney
Michael Nerney
Facher
Nerney
Heatenhoeystel
Deland
Ted
Thomas and
Eugene Nerney
Websterville
Prank
Califorta
Kdward
Colorado
Funeral of Mrs Burnham Observed in Local Church
Funeral services for Flora Berbers Burnham, died Monday, were held at 2 20 p m from 7 South Main with Hes Lipeky of Hedding Methodist officiating. Friends and relatives attended. Mrs Neil Hooker and Miss Henriette Inglie sang. Burial followed at Elmwood. Survivors include daughters Clara Dagmed of Williamstown and three others from Lynn and Massachusetts, with pallbearers named from local circles.
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Flora Berbers
South Main Street
Lipeky
Hedding Methodist Church
Bernham
Neil Hooker
Mise Henriette Inglie Sane
Cool Silva
Dal
J. BL
Mead Circle
Levies
The
A. BL
Burnham
Ritele
Thiddeds Martin
Williamstown
Harker Mar
Fayette Cutler
Jobs Tassie
Fatere
Elmwood Reme
Hares Marti
Dawghiers
Clara Dagmed
Mra Burnbalm
Karhel
Gwenite
Derothes
Lien
Mass
Out of
Conference on Vermont telephone system in Barre
A telephone conference assessing the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co system in Vermont is held in Barre with about 40 attendees at Howland Hall. FW Story of Boston presides. sixteen papers on telephone matters are planned plus a buffet lunch and an entertainment featuring Walter Cox with illustrated films. Local delegates from Rutland and surrounding lines are expected.
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New England Telephone &Telegraph Co
Vermont
Barre
Howland Hall
New England Company
FW. Story
Boston
New England ‘Telephone & Telegraph Co
New England
O'Elee
Walter Cox
St Patrick's Musicale at Knights of Columbus Hall
A St Patrick's musicale at the Knights of Columbus hall featured nine numbers planned by the organizer, but three artists were absent, reducing the program to six. Rev P M McKenna gave a brief talk on Ireland, while performers Miss Dorothy Humphrey and Clayton White led a lively program with solos and cornet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick's Musicale
P.M. McKenna
Anake
Ireland
Dorothy Hianphrey
Shay Miner
Tion
Tavid
Urish Lullebe
Clayton White
Mirs Odes Sennett
Alf
Tommy Lad
Clement McMahon
Mise Lorraine Loranger
Owe
Wit Shack
Mies
Lillian Papin
Spaulding High School
Riiettete Fer
Tutte College Veetertay Pgun
Bown
Moose Entertainment Opens Night With Music and Initiations
The Loyal Order of Moose honored Matrick’s Day with a Knights of Pythias hall gathering drawing nearly 100 couples. A social hour followed by an initiation into Bre pea and a musical concert featured Bennett, Coutte, and Misses Bennett, Harber, and Stewart with piano, cornet, violin, and vocal performances. A new ladies legion was announced to join the organization, with a five day window after April 15 for charter memberships. Refreshments and an advertising cake sale accompanied the event, which ran past midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Knights of Pythias Hall
Aarine
Cornet
Messen
Des Bennett
James Coutte
Joer
Miss Besan
Theanas Ney
Mien
Benjamin Kendrigan
Mies Harber
William Gave
Howes
Broadtway Rowe
Chester Bennett
Mise Marberi
Mise Leseel Stewart
Leffrey
Mre
Tunis
Cheirman Clyde Reynolds
Ladies’ Legion
Orn
Tiemas Jeffres
Richard Attridge Bering
Clyde Mey
Polde
Richard Attredge
Walter Kawtpam
Chestes Benmett
Arthur Landemi
Harelt Ennis
Irmerranent
Euctimees
Fee
Merwe Suarms
Peoples Bank Opens New Home in Aldrich Building
The Peoples National Bank of Barre movable from Worthen Building at North Main and Keith to the Aldrich building at North Main and Elm Streets tomorrow. Open house will be held from 2 to 6 pm with an orchestra and demonstrations of new banking facilities including a modern interior, mahogany woodwork, six windows, two vaults, and a large counter area designed for commercial and savings patrons.
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Peoples National Bank of
Barre
Haa
Worthen
North Main Street
Keith Avenue
Aldrich Building
North Main and
Elm Streets
Reneral
Stn
Sizq
Moss Taverally
Hawetent
Koenerly de Hirst
Montpelion & Barre Light & Power
Montpelier
Trevtion & Power
Cote
Pau
Wight
Pat Tene
Savings Department
Foreign Exchange
Henlinn
Burroughs
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Tax Commissioner’s
Ways and Means Committee
Strarny Mill
Ira Johnson
Middlebury
Sararas
Howland
State Board of Ecluration
Agels
Wiehart
Parton
Sompune
Sheiwhd
Talk OF
the Town
B.A. Crown
Stove
Antonio Hianedi
Bianchi & Bon Praniite
Italy
Parte
Pranre
Penneylvania
Amit New Jersey
Albany, N. Y
Silson
Mike O'Dowd
Madison Square Garden
Spaulding
Durfee
Tufts
Worknasium
Woodbury Granite Company
Foent
Tts
Bernice Davis
Louis E. Veale
Mary Met
Dorie Me Davis
Echool
Mary J. Lacamo
Clase
Dea
Wendall Smith
Marjorie P. Smith
Inabelle McMartion
Danites Nti
Rachel L. Spear
T. Paul Tier
Harold E. Westent
Furia Abbiati
Eva AL Vina
Clara S$. Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Wayne B. Wheeler
Patrick F. Nerney
Weetenley
Baetam
Wien
Vines
New England Co
Moose Entertainment
Dither Ventures
Winnetis
Ieee
Emmant
Peoples Bank
Aldrich Block
Beney Grill
Perherpe
Sieviriral
Devine
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