Vermont Senate Confirms Hartness Picks in Sanatorium Board
The Vermont senate in executive session today confirmed Gov. Hartness's appointments including Captain Harold P. Sheldon as fish and game commissioner after prior rejections. Also approved were Dr. Won. Hryant for six years, Pan D. Burdits for four years, and Thomas Magner for two years to form the new trustees board for the Pittsford sanatorium.
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Vermont’ Senate
James Hartness
Harold P. Sheldon
Yair Haven
Sneverd Linus Teuvens
Cambridge
Hartness
Sheldon
Senate
Gov
Won. Hryant of
Laxilow
Pan D. Burdits
Mittford
Thomas Magner
Burlington
Board of Tristes
Vermont Sanatorium
Pittsford
The
Plate
Cambridge Wins Close Varsity Boat Race Over Oxford
Cambridge edged Oxford by a narrow margin in the annual race over a mile and a quarter, finishing with times near one minute and a few seconds behind. The Oxford crew faced a late collapse near the finish as Cambridge pulled ahead after trailing for much of the course.
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Lonton
Manel
Ise
Cambridge
Oxford
Putney
Elena
Por
Lotheon
Rarrant
O. Barrett
Bf Coates
Alow
Underhill Boy Shot at Nuttyell Sugar Plan
An Underhill boy was shot at the Nutyell sugar plant in a foggy incident. Thorpe and Mire Aethor Tharpe are mentioned in the account. The youth fell after a head injury and a left leg wound. he was taken to the hospital last evening. Details about the attackers or motive are unclear in the readable text.
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Tovlerthtt
Thorpe
Lecause
Olen Ile
Suffered Great Hardships At Sea In Coast Guard Incident
Fragmented report describes Marel Wal ter Kennse and Lamreueh Roelne among fishermen affected when coast guards intervened. Vague OCR yields unclear names, places, and sequence but suggests exposure and rescue after rough voyage.
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Walter Kennse
Cherker
Tie Aim
Montpelier Shanty Heard Amid Odd Phrases
A garbled Montpelier fragment mentions a shanty and unclear names. The text references a venue, a heater, and possible visitors, but most content is unreadable. No coherent events or outcomes are recoverable from the OCR snippet.
Austria to Keep Charles Out of Austria
Vienna reports that Austria has tightened border controls to prevent former Emperor Charles from reentering after his refuge in Hungary. Strong guards and police surveillance surround Steinamanger and Austrian army leaders, with fear of his attempt to rally support and pressure Hungary to cede power. The Little Entente warns troops may move into Austria if Charles remains.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Charles
Steinwminger
Hungary
Admire Horthy
Char Steinaminger
Switzerland
Austria
Officre
Allenerals
Steinamanger
Chiles
Czechoslovakia
Iygo-Slavia
Rumania
Belgrade
Prague
Jaguslav
Chechostovak
Charles Cromed
Avetrie
Rifer
Budapest clashes over attempted seizure of Hungarian throne
A fragmentary report from Budapest details Marek A seeking to seize the Hungarian throne aided by sympathizers. Regent Horthy refuses, plans to hand over power to Marek A rejected, Allies warned, Austro Hungary frontier tensions rise as rival factions rally against restoration.
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Budapest
Marek A
Rythe
Switserlan
Charles Ie
Mtrinamanger
Raspes
Veleky
Alty
Amnerad le Pa
Bandits Kill Watchman in Ia in March Night Raid
A raid near Stent, Ia. ends in the death of a watchman with gunfire and a pursuit evident. Denting details show investigators and local authorities handling the incident as a violent crime in Tet Moiwee.
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K. Myerm
Stent
Mackion
Injured Aviator Sinking Near Crowville Report
An injured aviator from Crowville, West District official W. D. Cony, grapples with a sinking craft. Details are scarce but crews race to assist as the vessel struggles near the Lee area on the eighteenth of the month.
Two Marine planes resume flight to Virgin Islands
Two native corps airplanes leaving Washington for the Virgin Islands landed at Richmond on Tuesday afternoon due to a radiator leak on one craft. The planes then proceeded toward Fayetteville North Carolina after repairing in Richmond, with officials reporting both crews safe and en route again.
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Washington
Virgin Islands
Richmond
Native Corps
Fayetteville
Washington, D
Marine Corps
Turner
Vayotteviiy
Myra Umer
Stator Turner
Virginia State
Tui
J Marine Corps
Fire Extinguished as Ship Resumes Voyage to New York
The freighter Guinow of the Gusher Steamship Co, renamed yesterday from St Kitts, had its fire extinguished and resumes voyage to New York. Company representatives say the cable ram to the captain is secured and a survey declared the vessel seaworthy. The ship was due at St Thomas yesterday.
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New York
Gusher Steamelip Co
St Kitts
Fen
Venehl
St. Thomas
Fire at Salem Distillery Damages Streets and Buildings
A basement fire at the Wilton and Robinson store in Salem caused about 10 dollars in damage and spread through partitions toward Washington and Church streets. Firemen battled the blaze from the first to third floors, affecting nearby firms including a druggist and a tray company, with the total cost estimated around ten dollars.
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Salem
Mare
Washingtons
Wilton and Robinson Fleetrienty
Stetrs Fle FL Tray Company
Graven
John Heffernan
Ales
Mike
Tle
Alleged Swindler Charged With Forgeries and Larceny
Based on OCR text, a New York man identified as Minton is alleged to have acted as an agent for German operations. He faces charges of forgery and larceny after allegedly collecting 10,000 marks and 500 dollars from victims including Kart Neumding of Pall River. the details reference German funds and telegraphic fraud.
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Minton
New York
Kart Neumding
Pall River
Albee
Unclear Historical Statement on Diplomats and Paris Embassy
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Weskingtos Maret Henry Witte ambassador to France and a painter of Amertes prore to Paris. Unclear meaning. appears to refer to diplomatic contacts or a delegation to be presented to administration.
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Weskingtos
Henry ‘Witte
Fermey
Vermont Legislature Moves to End Session Amid Rules Suspend
Vermont lawmakers press through a flurry of actions as House suspends rules for remainder of the session. Senate passes bills including departmental and emergency appropriations and a university funding measure amid party charter revisions and pension debates.
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Vermont
Tiger
Salis
Hury
Mrr. Bailey
Cale Vheater
Senate
Sbi
EAM
Colle
University of Vermont
Guy W. Hailey
Park H. Pollars
Cavendish
Stearns
Johnson
Stuarne
Button
Middlebury
Dyer
Salisbury
Luce
Pomfret
Bailey
Colchester
Bradlee
Swanton
Honee
Sepulon Commission
Barber
Wilmington
Rutten
Barrows
Barton
Taher
Vergranes
Brading
Seematen
Chitlime
Welsea
Utelimay
Koektater
Tamelden
Maggiore
Ube Senate
Bartoer
Dwilling
Glentoran
Ower Wiil
Logicilerian
Wea
Tanat Yen
Shane
Hiradivy
Unclear fragmentary notice from Lavell area river incident
Fragmentary OCR reads as a drowned man from Lavell with uncertain age and event details near a river. The garbled text mentions a fellow and a village setting, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a local incident report without coherent facts or outcomes.
Talk of the Town raises travel visits and local notices
A string of short items lists residents and visitors: Mre a Ward Curver travels to Richmond for ACT. Saunders goes to Charleston to visit relatives. Briderich heads to Brunswick on business. Mildred Martin leaves for Manchester for several days. Other entries note local workers, store changes, and a rail car incident near Barre with a minor derailment.
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A. Ward Curver
Tremane
Richmond
Act
Saunders
Trowhill
Charleston
Atecita
Birederich
Brunswick
Mildred Martin
Mutcheater
Cook
Remling
Wood Bros
Campbell
Hranstrvile
Regete
Larwell
Mase
Mise Laure Hottiggi
Marchetti Pruit
W. F Shepard, Inc
Tore
Charlootte Ramella
Hanover
Orrate Rotlion
Maple Avenue
Hee
Leslie Reswn
Rotert
Mr. Brown
John Brown
Church Efront
Hoston
M. Walker Tones
Toston
Jones Brow Co
Barre
Mosere
Logan
Walda
Harre
Nimmy
Wieton
Clinton
New York City
Rowton
Winecetti
Champin
New Pingland
Hong
Ciyton
Enet
Boston
Stalton
Weil
Sears
Amd
United States of America
Aed Reveys
Explosion at warehouse kills eight in Chingo search for bodies continues
Fireworks caused a disaster at a warehouse in Chingo yesterday. Eight people died and about twenty were injured as firemen and police combed the ruins for evidence. Shirley Highfire and Tandore Schaffer, son of a partner, faced questions as investigators probe the fireworks factory alleged to be next to the destroyed building. City ordinances ban fireworks storage in Heliew, and police sought W Singer and Nathan Schaffer as possible associates in the facility.
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Chingo
Shirley T. Highfire
Wtters
Tandore Schaffer
War House
Heliew
W. Singer
Nathan Schaffer
We Singer
Schaffer
Wes
Fierael Verm
Kitlert
Frost Leaves Great Crop Destruction In East and Midwest
Washington reports a severe frost causing widespread damage in orchards across the east and middle west. The cold wave has moved offshore, with normal temperatures returning and Atlantic forecasts showing fair skies north of Maryland tonight and rising temperatures tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
East
Middlewest
Atlantic
Maryland
Barre Manufacturers oppose 10 percent rail rate rise
At a Barre Granite Manufacturers Association meeting held yesterday, members from Barre districts united to protest a proposed 10 percent increase in freight rates. They adopted a resolution opposing any rate rise and urged revisions to ease burdens on Vermont and New England industries. The meeting also noted plans to promote Barre granite commerce and funded demonstrations of a dust removing device, with actions referred to the association’s governing board.
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Barre Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Barre
State House
Montpelier
Barre Grannufacturers’ Association, Inc
Vermont
New England
Trvini
JM. Dames
TS Clanber of Commerce
Atlantic City
Manuifarti
Devic
Barclay Bros
Directure
Railroads seek temporary 10 percent wage relief
Governors in New England hear a plea from railroads for a temporary 10 percent rate relief to meet operating costs amid wage increases and federal agreements. Central Vermont and Rutland lines warn of bankruptcy without action, while managers cite steep wage hikes and labor contracts as the root cause of the crisis.
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New England
New Ringland
United States
RM. McCariley
Burlington
Fovernor Hartness
New Poygland
John WW. Redstend
Central Vermont
New Figland
Teatmond
Browning
Renerat
George T. Jarvie
Rutland
Wardlow
Vermont
Jarvie
Jarvis Watt
Ian McCauley
Jarvis
Former Waterbury Man Murdered in Oregon
Waterbury native Michael Whalen, long involved in the meat business with his brother, was murdered in Woodland Oregon. Authorities seek Frank Dalton as a suspect after Whalen was struck with an iron bar and his body concealed for a week.
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Waterbury
Oregon
Michael Whalen
Wan
Woodland
Ore
Whalen
Portland Oregonian
Mr. Whalen
Pirtland
Frank Dalton
Vermont Rally for Ireland Aid Seeks Broad Support
Governor Hartness backs a nationwide humanitarian drive to aid Ireland’s distressed women and children. Vermont counties start fundraising with high hopes as leaders urge sustained effort through the week and beyond. Contributions may be sent to John Y. Gowdy in Montpelier or to State Treasurer M. T. McMahon at Champlain Trust in Winooski.
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Hartness
Ireland
Vermont
Burlington
America
Aulife
Harding
Hartne
John YW. Gowdy
Montpelier
Washington and Orange Counties
Alen
TL McMahon
Champlain Trust Company
Winooski
Insurance Company Wins Verdict in Spauldime Case
Judge Stanton directed the jury to return a verdict for the Mutual Life Insurance Co. in the suit by John J. Spauldime, administrator. Spauldime’s administrator will likely appeal to the higher court as exceptions were taken to the verdict. The court stated the questions involved were the same as those tried previously.
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Stanton Ie
Washington County
John J. Spauldime
Mutual Late Insurance Co
Barre Man Heads New Universalist Comrades Chapter
A new state chapter of Hist Comrades was formed in Burlington at a Universalist Church meeting. Elected officers include President Homer C Ladd of Barre, FR. Vangie of Brattleboro as treasurer, and secretary EN. Oter wf Moeghiceitie among others. Founding members include Leneaville, Tetley Lane, and Perry of Spring.
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Universalist
Burlington
Mare
Lenge
Universalist Church
Heath
Tetley Lane
AOC
Ager of
Leneaville
Srand
Tinorge
A. Perry
Local city event notes and scattered names in unclear text
An unreadable OCR fragment lists residents and events from last evening, mentioning intoxication, a river function, and a birthday celebration. The garbled text includes names like Lawitns Provencher and Gladys Iran, plus references to a home, plants, and an electrical pipe line, with no clear cohesive report or outcomes.
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Lawitns
Fiewes Af Raver
Heme
Ilran
Curpees
Wien
Salary Increases Approved By City Aldermen
At last night’s board meeting several salary boosts were approved. The water superintendent and city engineer raised to 2200 annually, street superintendent to 2500, fire chief to 1708, and overseer of the poor to 820 a week, replacing the previous combined position. Other changes included city attorney 3600 yearly, police and deputy police salaries unchanged, and various minor adjustments for building, wire inspection, and health staff.
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Board of Aldermen
Atie
Monbors Board of Health
Rotary
Seme
Aamir
Building H
EF. Foley
Maple Grove Street
Clyde Reynolds
Hillside Avenue
Hilodeat & Co
Brickwell Street
O. Bilatean
Merchant Street
Tda Russell
Laurel Street
Laurie Fascla
Harlin Street
M. Deep
North Seminary Treet
Ore
A. Vile Wae
Berlin Street
Heenae
Licenne
William Varray
Alex. McHaffir
John He Johnson
N. J. Mherpe Co
W. Averill & Go
Loughheed & Co
Weston Walker
Lirenae
Henry Petrie
Murphy & Wenter
Alley Pielroor
Fire
D White
Chengerat
Mit
A. Mariani
Grepan
Daha W. Gardin
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Fish and Game Office
Fair Haven
Linus Levens OF
Thames
Underhill
B L Stanley
Colebrook
Prure
Cates
Br Wile
Cat
Budapert
Labir
Baron Pronay
Crete
Admiral Horthy
Dist
W. D. Cony
Crowville
Aemgital
Arteneting Wien
Guiana
New Be
Kaward A. Stite
Salem, Mass
OW Harding
Mary White
U. 5 Ambarasdor
France
Science Today
Lavell
Tentar
Olin
Talk OF
the Town
Chicago
Atlantic Ocean
Labor Board For Relief
Pepe
Sofiriale
Bolen
Mark Theatre
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