Vermonter Joins House Agriculture Committee on Appalachian Bill
The Vermonter becomes the newest member of the House Committee on Agriculture as the Appalachian Bill advances. Mr Plun dey is noted for his knowledge on fares and streams, and the bill, reported favorably by a 10 to 0 vote, awaits his report and a possible call for a committee speech on water rights and creation.
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House Committee of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Laver
South Sart
Cup
Pamley
Cunalderebie
Plundey
Negotiations End With Satisfactory Outlook
Washington March 24 reports say talks involving Proel Taft Storchary Knox and Finance officials led to a friendly understanding with the White House regarding Canadian tariff issues. The negotiations touched on the St. Lawrence canal and other wartime trade items, with a formal announcement to be issued in Washington and Ottawa.
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Washington, D.C
Proel- Taft
Storchary Knox
Ted
Tari
Ferre
Coipelton Canal
Ington
Ballinger Pinchot Committe Decision Delays Interior Secretary Testimony
The Ballinger Pinchot committee today ruled the secretary of the interior need not appear and will wait for Pinchot’s counsel to request his presence when his attorney signals. In Boston, Hector McDonald 13 and Paley 14 of Ward Vahey 48 Lin East Battin reportedly drowned after moonrise at Wood Twp Park while boys went to the park pond to swim. efforts to rescue continued as witnesses recalled the scene and the raft drifted seaward.
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Ballinger
Finchot
Workington
D.C
Ballinger-Pinchat
Secretary of the Interior
Pinchot
Boston
Hector McDonald
Mya
Jobo A
Donald
Enon Siroat
Ca Paley
Ward Vahey
Lin East Battin
Wood
Twt
Park
Moon
Alana
Gie Rafi
Althothey
Caron Held in Kline Death Case After Alleged Kick
In Boston three men including former councilman William Wey and Philip Hayes face charges linked to a fatal attack on Kline. Wey and Hayes, with Jacob Dacis, are held under bonds as the court continues hearings. The victim, in fragile health, died from internal injuries and authorities say the incident involved an alleged kick.
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Mann
Kline
George Cayram
Alingher
Caron
Sayy
Porme
Boston
William FL Cup
Boston Couneliman
Philip Hayes
Jacob Dacis
Expert in Diamonds Henry D M Kimball Dies in Boston
Henry D M Kimball of Bellows Falls, a renowned diamond expert, died in Boston. He was born in Pillows Valle Vermont and did pivotal work in the diamond trade, leaving a brother George W Kimball and other relatives. The body will be moved to Burlington for funeral services in the family plot with details announced for Monday.
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Henry DM. Kimball
Bellows Falls
Boston
Poston
Ma M
Eney
Mortimer Kimball
Kimball Sun
Pillows
Valle Vt
Wendenmy
Kinball
Rowton
Higelow de Kennan
Diamond Department
Tiny
George W. Min. Pan
Hallows Kalle
Shaws
Roosevelt Quiet After Sphinx Reception At Shepard’s Hotel
The president kept a blank expression during the Sphinx event at Shepard’s Hotel. He declined to speak about the morning’s briefing. After the reception, Roosevelt visited Ashare Mohwrenmetan University and met with Ambassador Strause.
Mayoral veto of Manchester budget sparks council vote
Manchester New Jersey March 24 Mayor Reed vetoed the Swasma budget for the ensuing year. The veto prompted debate over permanent improvements and fund usage. President James Hi Fite chaired a routinelike session as Councilmember Alird K. Hottie read the motion, and the council voted to override the veto, placing the question before voters.
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Mancheter
N.el
Reed Inet
Counell
Sta Re
Manchester
James Hi Fite
Goanetimiin Alird K. Hottie
Miewellees
Rovnell
Consecration of bishop set for Burlington cathedral
A consecration is scheduled for April 14 at St Marys cathedral in Burlington. Archbishop William F. H. O Connell will offer the rite with Rt Rev D. Benyon of Springfield assisting. The event honors St Justin martyr and involves Whitmanite clergy and diocese officials.
Rutland Jury Rules In Family Estate Case
In Rutland court the jury awarded the plaintiff Gertrude P Danyew a verdict against the estate of her mother, Dutima D Powers, for 42000. The case claimed she was owed that sum for care provided to her mother during several years. W M Moloney represented the plaintiff and M C Webber appeared for the defense.
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Rutland
Gertrude P. Danyew
Dutimna D. Powers
Fferg
Fife
Fife. the Claim Was Me Atlowed By the Anmmledentis
Coirl “Tv
Moloney
Andover Pitcher Ineligible Charged By Academy
Andover MA or Phillips Andover officials yesterday announced that pitcher Kirby Brown captain of the academy team is alleged to have violated eligibility rules. Brown disputes the charge claiming the disqualification is unjust and intends to appeal to academy authorities.
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Andover
Maes
Itnelpal A. Bi
Stearns
Phillips Andover
Lemy
Kirb
Brown
The
Academy
Tieootie
Name misread: Wheeler arraigned for theft at city court
Report from Burlington shows Therese Wheeler arraigned yesterday afternoon in city court on charges of stealing one item from Marie Rene department store on North Avenue. The suspect fled but was later pursued and captured.
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Burlington
Iddia Wheeler
Citu
Lafternciin
Marie Rene
Wwense
Therese
Lwollt
Gerokiodaere
Wheeler
Erunioro
Fire outbreak devastates Fibre Bond plant early today
A serious fire at 12:30 this morning destroyed most of the Fibre Bond company plant and caused estimated losses of about 25000 dollars. The blaze left the three story factory complex largely ruined though nearby stock and facilities were saved by workers. The National Mire Board Company suffered the greater portion of damage while the surrounding property saw partial loss. The plant, built forty years ago, has served various purposes and employed around twenty men before the fire.
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National Mire Board Company
March
Morris
Tant
Stork Hovset
Abre i
Dire Hoard Company
Hoslon
Flames devastate towns as winds drive rapid spread
Amid fierce flames in South Hamilton and surrounding areas, a vast wildfire razed 21 buildings across three quarters of a square mile, forcing evacuations and leaving about 150 residents homeless as emergency crews struggle to contain the inferno.
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South
Wamiltten
Hamilton
Fire trap deemed unsafe after deadly blaze in Chicago
Chicago reports a fatal fire at a Fish & Company facility with 22 claimed dead, later revised to 12. City inspectors warned in August the building was unsafe and owners must fix or demolish. Names of victims include Darlington, Anderson, Bell, Bragle, Mannah, Sullivan, Green, Lickesetein, Mitehall, Florenane Sullivan, and others.
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Chicago
Tne
Vietine
Fish & Company
Youterday
Toray
Developmente
City Building Department
Neste and & Regnnet
Ey Darlington
Ory Ethel Anderson
Miner W. Bell
Rosie Bragle
Mia Mannah
Sullivan
Willian
Green
Eibel Lickesetein
Harry M. Mitehall
Simon. Fish
Veronite
Qed
Gertrude
Mary
Bert Bt
Clair
Trial delays and police witness excused after conference
Cambridge report describes a delayed trial and a police chief excusing a witness after a conference. D. B. MacMillan, Arctic explorer, will speak at the opera house tonight while a lecture event proceeds. Jets hour is set for eight, with hatred meetings to be served.
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Cambridge
Mase
Allere
Hla
McKenna
Wat
Tom
Bern
D. B. MacMillan
Peary
North Pole
Easter Services Across City Churches
Easter services are announced across Watson, Monia’s, Kilwand, and other churches with varied schedules. Special programs include communion, choirs, cantatas, youth activities, and Easter sermons led by Rev. P. M. Mev Mena, Rev. W. JM. Meattile, and other pastors, inviting full attendance and observance at 10:20 a.m. and later times.
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Monia'y
Childrests
Baptiams
Lore
Aehdal
ae _ Sildten
Baines
Kilwand
Downey
Jim Hoy
Church of the Good Shepherd
M. Aly
JL Booth
Rock Street
Main
GT Cantellini
Ety Secon
Wetneaiay
Masonic Temple Assured in Bennington Contingent Gift
In March 86 Bonnington, Col Otin Scott owner of Bennington Machine Works confirmed a pledge toward a Masonic temple. Members reported the gift requirements met and the project now appears funded, with emphasis on local Masonry support and anticipated temple creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnington
Otin Scott
Bennington Machine Works
Woman Wins Full Claim in Duggan-Heaphey Case
A Carolina woman secured full damages in the Washington County court against George Libersant after a jury awarded her $250 for services over several years. The verdict followed testimony on housework and nursing duties. The defendant plans to appeal to the Supreme Court on exceptions.
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Duggan-Heaphey
Supreme Court
George Libersant
Washington County
Carolina
Ts Wohl
Cate
M. M. Gordon
Harvey
Wee Muule
Arter Bailord
Montagee
Mainfeld
Will Freeman
Warren
Joh Wpaah FayHen
G. P. Stearns
Warrens
Heyes
Doxlery
Kheer Satin
Rulirt
Shoe
Julia Campbell
Allen T. Heliville
Eve Lo Hich
Talon
Hota
Feurkont
Attlebora
Taken to Matiewan amid murder accusations in New York
In New York on March 2 Herbert Jerome Denolahn a miltician was arrested for the deaths of two boys Bobbin Lames and Arcir Shibley in Highbridge Park He was taken from the Donte to the Matterwant asylum The report alleges Denolahn confessed to other killings during an invest igation though details are unclear
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Herbert J. Deepivon Wan
New York Park
New York
Herbert Jerome Denolahn
Little Bobbin Lames
Arcir Shibley
Highbridge Park
Donte
Exaction Reasonable Says Majority Exaction Reasonable Says Majority
The court voices dispute over Central Vermont railroad valuation and liability terms. It upholds a per ton value, rejects broader exemption clauses, and argues petitioners should bear lesser damages for track defects. Domestic notices follow: Mr Frank A Libby and Mrs Libby report birth placement, George Tracy returns from business trip, Edward Thorns heads to Rouses Point for new work.
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Earl Cng Eststin
Ie Tonatti & Te Fee
Handon Commission
Malaga
Faeionars
John Lee Cane
Lacperes Bet
Eh Po Traaks
Barre
Tide Atate
Iaaf
Araaks
Uber
Ty Mason
Reer Corny
Vermont
Elewhere
Frank A. Libby
George A. Tracy
Hawt
Te County
Edward Thorns
Rouses Point
Funeral for Sanford Eddy Held in Waterbury
Sanford Eddy funeral held yesterday at ten o'clock from North Main Street home. Service conducted by Rev J. Brome of Jeville. Interment in Stows. Pallbearers Jerome and Avory of Stowe, Will and Dow. Members from out of town included Hinkel At ae of Bortat, Prowl Lagat of Monkton, Reidy of Stowe, Myre, Clayton of Montpelier, and Earl Knapp of Montpelier. Mrs Philo Towle reported death of her writer in Woodaville that morning. Mrs Towle survived by three children Fred Elmer and Iunky. Body to be moved to Phil Towle home. funeral likely Sunday.
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Banford
North Main Street
M Jeville
Stows
Row
Kellogg
Jerome and
Avory
Stowe
Will
Dowee
Meng
Hinkel Atae
Bortat
Prowl Lagat
Monkton
B. Reidy
Myre
Clayton
Montpelier
Earl Knapp
Vany
Philo Mowle
Woodaville
Bilea Ann Morven
Walter Aewan
Dux
Burr
John Falekin
Duxbury
Moretown
Mr. Powle
Mee
Philo Towle
Towle
Fred
Elmer
Waterbury
Philogra
Talk of the Town arrivals at City hotel and theater
A list of names visits the City hotel and the theater district this afternoon and today including Gj. Fortier Cals Nerd Burtington C Banton W J Godfrey Bertin J T ee Sree a i W Hragton Bontt Yuc H W Mitchell Bangor Mer Wwink Wells Hiver and others across several local and visiting figures from Boston Brookfield and St John’s.
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Beteleen
W. H. Hadkits
Swyith
Moreton
T. Binbnor
Wilebard
St. Jolsbueys
Willems
Boston
Runaway Cart Drowns in River Near Prospect Street
A runaway cart frightened by an electric car struck a wall and toppled into the river near Prospect Street. The horse and driver were dragged into the water. the horse survived briefly, but the man later died. The body was recovered, the harness removed, and witnesses followed the horse downstream to the scene.
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Alex
Corey
Prospect Street
Biane
Fainpmmrvnity
Teem
Misty
Iamt
Mergue
Letter from John A. Mead on campaign finance and governorship
A dated letter from John A. Mead discusses campaign finances and the governorship. It argues against unrestricted money participation and emphasizes proceedings must align with legislative authority and official ethics. The letter references nominations, expenses, and legal constraints affecting candidates for major offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Selon
John A. Mead
Parsonage Property Sold by Cate Real Estate
The Cate Real Estate agency sold the Congregational Society parsonage on Kastern Avenue to William Gilbertson of 47 Kant Street for 3106. The herd being padmed this altering and the purchaser taking possession mt a Hera from bit preven tenidenon to. The church has had no rector during the past winter. Ray J. W. Barnett, the next month’s pastor, will rent an apartment for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Congregational Society
Kastern Avenue
William ‘Gilbertson
Kant Street
Ray
J. W. ‘Barnett
Funeral of Dennis Cleary St Monica's Church ceremony
Funeral services for Dennis Cleary held this afternoon at St Monica's Church. A large crowd attended for the Catholic funeral with Fr Roy P. M. officiating. Attendees included Foresters official, Miss Huniee Moulton and several local residents. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery.
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Dennis Cleacy
St. Monies
Svelock
Roy
P.M
Ghar
Foresters
Huniee Moulton
Ib West Puisler
Bob, McGurty
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de Roosevelte
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E. L. Brown
Burlington City
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Temple Chapter
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Brucko
Herge
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Jan Cremoppinnoes
Glover
Dérmon Topl
Christian Bcience Church
Heelity
Servien
Jeane
Summer Street
George W. Winellie Commonton
Tatowirg Ln
Byam Apostles
Valens
W. Lerman
Ghuvia, Scripture Solo
Mall
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Stillman Martin
Ea Bible
Sig Eretalag
Bierman
Clavivitt Yolo
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Masonic Temple
Scott Gill
East Barre
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Public Service
Jackson
Granite
Sidtoga
Baad
Han
Central Verink
Valle
Copi
Holljpter Jarkedn
Central Vermont Railroad
St.ey
Chelsea
Sanford Eddy
Talk OF
TOWN
Mead
Rapgood
William Gilbertson
Eastern Ave
Dennis Cleary
St. Monica's Church
Milo M. Sanborn
Hanover
Noah
Mary Hiltehrock
Theowe
Rhode Simobde
North
Calais
Koda Sononde
Tor
Booth
Hill Street
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