Thaw Case Attourneys Prepare Affidavits In Lunacy Bid
Early today Thaw defense counsel prepared affidavits to prove the defendant is unable to understand proceedings or aid in his defense. Judge Fitzgerald adjourned until Saturday to file affidavits and consider appointing a lunacy commission. The jury was not in court as attorneys argued over the state of Thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
New York
Dietrick
Jerome
Law
Criminal Courts
Harvig
Harvig Retired Spideroonys
Hartridge
Jnetice Fitzgerald
Delphin Delmas
Justice Fitzgerald
Fidos
Peptone
Fitzgerald
Lunatic shoots wife then commits suicide in Dana village
Dana Massachusetts March 22. Joseph Marille, a blacksmith about fifty, killed his wife with a revolver in their home after a dispute then shot himself. The couple’s daughter and neighbors found them. the wife died shortly after. Marille had run a small shop on Dane Common. In Rutland Massachusetts March 22, T J Moore, a former wag er, recalls a Boston memory while a separate note reports tennis finals in New York with Crane and Banda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Mass
Thin Village
Marville
Jenn Nel
Toy
Dane Common
Thal
Vine
Murville
Meelis
Joseph Marcille
Ana
Dana Oo
Blackemith
Rutland
T.J. Moore
Union Parise
Boston
Joshua Crane, Jr
Charles F. Banda
New York
Management censured over Helicon Hall fire escape failures
New York March 22 The coroner s inquest into the Helicon Hall fire at Wood New Jersey returned a verdict censuring the management for not providing adequate escape means. The testimony of Mrs Sinclair and others shed little light on the fire s cause. Sinclair said the property cost 40000 with 40000 mortgage and finances were strained. Insurance on the fire stands at 40000.
Vermont Daughters Meet and Plan Biennial Support
The Daughters of Vermont met yesterday afternoon with Bered in attendance to accommodate the large turnout. Routine reports were presented, the treasurer’s report showed prosperity, and Mrs Mosca was noted as a member who died since the last meeting. A nominating committee was formed to select officers, and a $100 appropriation was voted to help defray the Boston biennial expenses set for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oae Abe Pei
Menbane
Daughters of Vermont
Bered
Lene
Soei
B.C. Blair Jeroge
Bartin
Treasury
Boston
Nitmost
Mediation Sought by United States in Central America
Washington reports that marines and sailors at Honduras ports Cabla Trixillo and Punto Cortez are ready to listen to mediation efforts. Commander Fullam of the U S Gunboat Marietta has responded to U S pleas, hoping Honduras and El Salvador will accept mediation by the United States and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
Salvador
United States
Mexico
Washington, D. C
Blue Jacket
Cabla
Trixillo
Punto Cortez
Fullam
U. S
Marietta
Thirteen Arrested After Mills Theft Sweep
In Fall River Mata March 22 detectives searched departing American Printing employees and placed thirteen under arrest. Cloth thefts from the mills prompted the crackdown with evidence found including cloth strips tied around bodies and tucked into dinner pails. This marks a sustained effort to end a practice the company says has caused heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mata
American Printing Company
de Cortives
Ate
Eyees Les Fe
Robbers on Express Train Near Palestine
Train No 4 of the International and Great Northern northbound left Elli on a night run when robbers struck the Pullman car. Leeseinsley Wentack, a passenger, was reportedly injured as robbers forced their way through the car. A telephone message from Elkhart said he had been struck in the attack.
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Palestine
Tex
International & Great
Northern
Ellioe
Leeseinsley
Ile
Sien
Elkhart
Wien
Great Northern Railroad Names New Executive Posts
St Paul Minn March 23 James J Hilleard denies retirement rumors and announces changes at the Great Northern Louis W Hill son of the founder to be elevated as first vice president with Beulah W Hill possibly named to an assistant role a public note says no formal announcement was made about the latter position in the reshuffle
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Ofice
Baseball Scores From Philadelphia Headlines
Philadelphia National League scores recap shows New York Americans defeating Chicago Nationals. Tightly packed text lists team names and results, reflecting early 20th century score summaries with brief game outcomes and standings.
Bank Book Missing Warns of Missing Funds
John King, a lumberman, died in Wilmington and his body was moved to Rochester. A bank book found in his trunk showed $1,000 deposited in Greenfield Mass. officials were told not to withdraw funds. A roll of bills King reportedly had is missing.
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Wilmington
Rochester
Brattleborn
Joseph King
Brattleboro
Somerset
Willmington
King’s
King
Greenfiel
Mass
Bennington to North Adams Rail Line Rumors Surface
Rumors circulate about a proposed railroad link between Bennington and North Adams via a trolley line. Reported funding questions and construction leadership are noted, with talk of a branch from the main line toward Pownal and Hoosack Pall. No evidence substantiates the claims, but interest centers on a faster Harford access and denser settlements along the Hoosic Valley corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
North Adams
New Haven & Harford
Hoome Valley
Died Suddenly: Goren Mr Gould Former State Official
Goren Mr Gould a well known figure across the state held town offices and represented his district in the legislature in 1880 and 1884 served as doorkeeper of the house. He is survived by his brother Major Charlee Gould of Washington. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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Goren
Gould
Charlee
Washington
Ruef Held Caged Under Guard At St Francis Hotel
San Francisco March 2 Abraham Ruef is confined as a prisoner of war in a room at the St Francis hotel guarded by seven armed men. Authorities will not turn him over to police or county sheriffs until court decides his custody. The district attorney says investigations will continue as graft and rasitation claims unfold, implicating numerous men in wider society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
St. Francis Hotel
Cape
Lee
Thn Istic
Drelopen
Death by own action at Young's Hotel in Howton
March 22 reported at Young's Hotel as Mrs Lamson wife of the assistant cashier of the ae Phace branch of the Old Colony treet, found in the women’s lavatory. She had been under treatment at a sanitarium and died at 35, leaving two children.
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Howton
Mre
Red Lamson
Ae Phace
Old Colony Treet
Young's
Mra Tlamnonaam
Asc Sanitarium
Lamenn
Norse And Hens Burned In Vermont Barn Fire
A barn fire at a Woodford farm destroyed the barn and poultry. The owner rescued cattle though losses included several hens and other poultry. Local officers and residents, including Capt. W. W. Russell and Gen. W. H. Gitre, were present at the scene.
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Woodford
Bennington
Montreal Case Sparks Delayed Extradition Efforts
Burlingtes reports from March 22 describe attempts to persuade Doclos 10 to return to Montreal to face extradition for the attempted murder of an employer in Longue Pointe. Alexander Duclos, arrested last year, fired four shots at his victim after visiting the office repeatedly, then fled to this city seeking insanity evaluations and a possible fresh delay in Montreal.
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Burlingtes
Blinxword Avenue
C.D. Gatow
Lenge Pointe Lunatic Ax
Montreal
Alexander Duclos
Duclos
Commercial
Kneuranes Company
bin Jo
Longue Pointe Hospital
Nia
Church Dedication at Underhill Marks New Beginning
The new Mottin dint church at Underhill Pint was dedicated yesterday. Clergy from St Albans Cam ina and Burlington led morning and evening services. The edifice, freed from debt, replaces the burned church lost last July.
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Underhill
G. . Hunt
St Albans
J. “ Alles
Cam
Murgesn
Ven
Pres
B.C. Baas
Burlington
The Rivals Presented by Civic Federation Talent
A strong local cast stages The Rivals tonight under the Civic Federation of Women's Club auspices meriting a large crowd gathered to enjoy the production.
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The
Civic Federation of Women’s
Clube
The Rivals staged by East Montpelier actors at Barre
Nearly a score of amateur actors from East Montpelier performed The Rivals at the Barre opera house under Civic Federation of Women’s Clubs auspices. The production featured strong individual acting, elaborate costumes, and a capable cast including Genevieve Cheney as Ar. Malaprop and Mary McDonald as Lydia Languish, with Miss Beatrice Kent and others delivering notable turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brinsley
Sheridan
Barre
Civic Federation of Womt
Tialcetion
Ako
Dan
Oases
Rane
Mont Imppy
Genevieve H. Cheney
Ax “Ar. Malaprop
Heath
Red Acres
Mia Mary McDonald
Lydia
Mitchell
Ax the Baudeoun
George Seager
Lytide
Mise McDonald
Jack
Bob
Mr. Oath
Mr. Heath
Allen
Batre Audienses
David
Thomas
Anthony
Minne Toles
Gliaut Weiegeen
Tye
Preston
Cape
Mies Brn Smith
Karl Abbott
Mise Beatrice Kent Ax
Mira Lou Seavor
Jerr Kenmoth Gate
Moosis
Harrison
Oban
Eastman
Soltlers
William Gilbertson
Soft
Ler
Federasion
Vermont Exhibit to Jamestown Shipments Planned
The Vermont Commission prepares to ship exhibits from Saneeta and Rutland for the Jamestown Exposition. The collection includes university and Norwich items, colonial furniture, Vermont flora and wood samples, and agricultural products. The Vermont building design features a summer cottage style with a 10-foot verandah and a large reading room, with plans to open the exhibit around April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Jamestown
Saneeta
Rutland
G. Th. Ae
Eat Arts
Sia
Amr Potoga
University of Vermont
Norwich University
Deverie Ever
Vermont Bo
Shippel
L. RB. Jone
Burington
Pavillon Hotel
Hampton Roads
Commindon
Jamestown Tercentennial Commission Meeting Summary
Jamestown Tercentennial Commission members met in Vermont society rooms with Edgar C. Silver of Degby absent. General plans were discussed and next steps outlined for the commemoration event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Bradford Couple Celebrates Eight Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Eaton of Bradford were congratulated on eight years of marriage marked March 22 Their wedding occurred in Manchester officiated by Rev Dr Bartlett then president of Dartmouth College The couple have two children George and Nellie with the daughter married to Mosca G Manders of Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eaton
Bradford
George FE. Eaton
Manchester
Dr. Bartlett
Dartmouth College
George Trusie Hee
Nellie Bay
Mosca
Manders
Blameless as Roosevelt claims divorce fight in Vermont
In Barre Vermont March 22 Evi Moody sues Harry Moody for divorce on grounds of abandonment and non-support. Judge adjourned before business. attorney J W Gordon sought a case. Moody allegedly left wife for another woman and declared himself blameless as Roosevelt while promising not to be tied by her travels. Witnesses from Marchwater and Manchester testified. former residence cited in Washington and Yorkshire.
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Evi
Barre
Harry Moody
Waal
Hmeeday Efoenoon
J. W. Gordon
Karte
Marchwater
N. H
Roonevelt
Godard Basketball Loses to Burk High in Burling ton
Godard team falls to Burk High 42 21 in Burling ton with Heath absent. Dodd scores a pretty basket from near mid court as Morrison, Blake and Tuttle also contribute. Umpire Barlow and referee Clarke officiate two 20 minute halves.
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Godard
Burk High School
Burlington
Heath
Sumanry
Buxton
So. Recoyers Sonds
Y Berry Wisner
Dod
McDonald Harrison Dodd
Baker
Tuttle
Blake
Underwood Fields
Saintmoary
Warner
Dodd
Fields
Morrison
Barkets
McDonald
Tixton
Tumpire
Barlow
Clarke
Tinekeeper
Spear
Trustees Accept Aldrich Wicrury Fund Contract for Granite Building
A meeting of the Aldrich Wicrury fund trustees formally accepted a contract for a granite and gray brick building. The entrance features two 19 foot granite columns, wall posts and concrete foundations. Construction to begin as ground thaws allow, with completion by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich Wicrury Fund
Joncrete
Truant George David Sent to Four Weeks by Judge Scott
George David, labeled a habitual truant by police, was rounded up by the department and brought before Judge Scott. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to four weeks with his father St. serving as bondsman. Authorities continue their push against truancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George David
Wee
Sei
Scott
Hilt Cater
Twenty Granges Organized Recently in Vermont
Brattleboro March 2 State Master George W Tiere Nay says no more organizing until spring but work will resume then. Twenty granges have been organized since January 24 with a charter membership of 1 103...
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Brattleboro
George W. Tiere Nay
Fo Jrally
Vermont
C. B. Hoyt
East Sandwich
N. H
Membaren See
Warren
Orwel
Lendon
Beacon
Chittenden
Trouble Three Weeks Old Ended Granite Industry Shunt
A three week old difficulty halted the granite industry in Hardwich. A conference on war pay and a grievance committee meeting faced denial by a union official. The city weighs the issue as labor and industry contend with wartime pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardwich
Jane
Poet War
War
Hardwick
Clty
TALK OF THE TOWN Meeting Notice With Attendees Listed
Fragmented OCR text shows a meeting notice for a local club or board titled Talk of the Town with names such as Rhein Willey Jean George W. Tostle Williaan Clerk and J. P. Thompson among attendees, plus scattered place references and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
tieWer
Renmin Canon
Young
Rhein Willey
Jean George W. Tostle
Williaan
Barre City Hung Up Over Missing License Commissioners
Barres license vote led to a deadlock as assistant judges failed to appoint a three member license commissioners board within the legal window. Rumors swirl of prosecutions and political maneuvering as Middlsex and Barre politics clash, with fraudulent voting alleged in Middlesex and calls for court action if commissioners cannot be secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre City
Welly
Mid- Monee
M Winch
Batre
Yaad
Washington County
Leenan
Lea L. Johnson
K. Densmore
Middlesex
Losnse Commisinnere
Montpelier
Imre
Lang
Barre
Rome
Mie Pee le
Last Social Of Year From Over The Tea Cups Club
Members of the Over the Tea Cups club held the last social of the year at Mrs Bond’s home with a dinner in the dining room. A souvenir postal card and quotation were shared, roll call noted attendees, and the event closed with guests returning to their homes. Daly returned today from Portland for several days on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Ehel
Allen
Rickert
Thinham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Thaw
Motes Marcille
Jostina Crane, Jr
Union Pacific Tea Co
YJ. Min Wi
Great Marthere
Philadelphia
Tite
New York Americans
Ant Ivngham
Chiccago Nationale
Tirat Ughtte
John King
Tate Troy
New Bennington Road
Janes W. Gould
Ruef
Young's Hotel
Fred Lamson
Linptenant AL. Chapman
Joventar
W. W. Russell
White Fiver Junction
W. H. Gittore
Burn Tint
Bellows Falls
Doclos
Tumate
Delenierr
East Montpelier
Anthony Absolute
Dev. J. Seager
Jick Absolite
Midw
F. M. Ie
H.W. Ie
A.W. Allen If
Roland KR. Drevion
Webster Laird
Fane
Mir W. R. Lated
Ein “Tanga
Mary, McDowall
As Ova Greith
Mine Alien N
George J. Enverton
Northfield
Lualness
Roosevelt
Godddard
Burlington High School
Aldrich
Pierce
TOWN
Anded Senelon
DM. Daly
Portland
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