Investigating Take Off Breach of Peace Claims
Governor Proctor and Attorney General Fitts inspected the house of correction to probe Supt. Morgan's assertion that prisoners were converted to the state institution unlawfully for officer fees. The report alleges many prisoners are sent to the state institution instead of county jails, with Windsor County cases noted as unusual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Npt
Morgan
House of Correction
Rutland
Proctor
Fitts
Investigant Ag
D. B. Morgan
Windsor County
Procioy
Harvard Man in Murder Case Sparks Cambridge Probe
In Arlington a Harvard student linked to the murder case faced intense scrutiny after an alibi dispute. Police detained two Cambridge residents and a North Cambridge worker as investigators pursued his possible involvement amid a growing, tangled mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Bodies Found In Field In Cleveland Suburb
In Cleveland suburb areas a man and woman were found dead in a field near Moreh Street. The man believed to be Carl Bernthaler a 3 music teacher and the woman Lena Zeidanann a public school teacher. Both shot, age estimates place the man about 55 and the woman around 24. Police said several others were missing or missing, with a number believed to be victims of the same shooter. A chaotic scene with scattered details and shaken residents followed the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Moreh
Carl Bernthaler
Lena Zeidanann
Beth
Two Boys Die as Church Fire Collapses in Massachusetts
A failed OCR read reports a collapse at a churchyard in Peekskill or nearby, listing two boys killed and a man injured when wreckage fell during a firewood gathering. Names are garbled, but authorities described a dangerous collapse at a religious site and noted a recovery effort ongoing.
Essentually Bryanic York Story of a March Dinner
In York on March 2 a large gathering attended a dinner honoring figures connected with Mixeyard and the You Met Detaattatie Wh club. Speakers highlighted collaboration and community themes as the event drew about 2000 attendees, with memorable remarks and a ceremonial reception. The report notes formal proceedings and social mingling around the main event and tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Kanes City
Vinocrat
Trimy
Dayan
Asene
Mr. Biya
Howe Cucedlel
Stenee
Tower Resignation Accepted Amid Diplomatic Shuffle
The text reports a resignation and a diplomatic exchange involving Germany and the United States. It notes the German ambassador’s disapproval of a certain appointment, remarks from officials including Secretary Bacon, and a statement asserting no deteriorating sentiment toward Dr. Hill. It explains the selection aimed to place the most capable diplomat in a key post and references prior service under Hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariemagie Borla
Jayne LN
Senate
Yston
Murehale
David Hun
Haro von Sternburg
Heowevell
Bereits
Bacon
Gernart
Hil
Herlin
III
Dr. Hill
Ehodee
Selislar
Ptyral Aldl
Hig
Asalstanii
Dokn Hay
Hague
Germany
Stewart Invited to Lunch by President
Washington dispatch recounts Senator Stewart's surprising White House visit leading to an invitation for lunch. A tense scene at the East Entrance unfolds as lawmakers and staff react, with reporters noting the buzz among Vermont delegates and Capitol spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
President
Washington
John W. Blewart
White
Kcquaintanien
Maj. LicMer
Meteran
Gorm
Renate Stewart
Maj. Loeiier
Pepetar
Vermont
Limcheon
Senate
Adnie
Capa
Won't Try Boy in French Tribunal
Paris March 1 foreign office checked to refuse report from Wassingratt for the survey of Twi KE Roy husband of Glacks for murder of Georgy Carkina takes attitude that it le Emproper turns citizen of Prince over tow tower A reply to the Asuerivan A fe Grol withhelding the tion of an alfer to try before tribunal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Office
Wassingratt
Twi KE
Roy
Glacks
Georgy Carkina
Prince
Desperate break-in at Stowe post office endangers residents
Four men invaded the Stowe post office in the Akeley memorial building early morning, blasting the interior and scattering furniture. They fired four shots at Howard Slay who was awakened, then fled toward Waterfley after a loud explosion near 2:20 AM. Postmaster Cheney reports a damaged office and a masked gang lingering nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
Stowe Pot
Akeley Memorial Building
Howard Slay
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
John’ Morgan
Ile
Waterfley
A. I. Cheney
Appearanie
Ottes
Posse 16 Searching for Post Office Robbers
Citizens search for four men who robbed the post office this morning. Tracks followed to the lower village but sighting ceased. Reports mention Pepe Uiktiters and a possible suspect near Stowe. Mrs Morgan woke to an explosion and alarm while Charles Sinmmotia was also aroused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe Uiktiters
Vnterhary
Taw
Stowe
280000 Miners To Quit Across States
Mass stoppage planned as nearly 240000 union workers threaten to quit in coal regions of Indiana Illinois western Pennsylvania Missouri Iowa Michigan Kentucky and West Virginia. Talks stall with no new agreements while Terre Haute Pittsburg and other locales report looming walkouts as leaders brace for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tod
Eeas
Olio
Pennasyvania
Missouri
Iowa
Karen
Chinhoon
Arkansas
Indiana
Tinoix
Michigan
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvaia
Indiana Block
Wrestler Gotch Announces Retirement After Chicago Match
The wrestler Gotch plans to retire following Friday night’s match in Chicago. After the bout he will withdraw from further appearances and cease public exhibitions, stating confidence in his decision and thanking supporters in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
Chicago
Rose Masx
Frank Jotel
Watts
Tin
Fall River Woman Dies After Inhaling Gas
A Fall River woman reportedly committed suicide by inhaling gas late yesterday, with authorities noting no signs of recovery. The unclear transcription details indicate a tragic end in the family setting, marking a fatal incident attributed to self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River Womsa
Old Man Attacked by a Big Wharf Rat
Henry O Thatcher, an elderly man, was bitten on the toes face and nose by a large rat on the main street of Bellows Falls. The rat leaped up his body, prompting him to strike with an umbrella until the animal was killed. Thatcher received medical attention with no serious injuries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Thatcher
Bellows Falls
Atack
Marah
Imananne Sien
Henry O. Thatcher
Andy
Yertentay
Waemont
Avium
Jim
Case adjourned in Vermont power case at St Albans court
In St Albans March 21 by arrangement the case of Emmet Boo TM the Vermont Power and Manufacturing company and the Franklin County Tele phone company for alleged aightgencn was continued to the west term of ilin county court to the mesa of counsel for the ill. An utter tran has been contin and this leaves but two jury cases to be trial. State cases will be taken ups next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Emmet Boo
Vermont Power and Manufacturing Company
Franklin County Telephone Company
An Utter Tran
Crased with illness Elroy Phelps drowns in Neshobe river
Elroy Phelps, about 20 years old, drowned himself after a period of illness. His body was found downstream in the Neshobe river after a search. He was survived by his parents Frank and Mrs Prelps and his grandparents, with no immediate trace of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy Phelps
Brandon Waa
Huriet
Neshobe River
Frandé
Neshobe
Pridimenda
Hhin
Phelps Wen
Weker
Odd Tiees
Mra
Reverend J William Denton Leaves Advent Church
Verton March 31 Rev J William Denton pastor of Advent Church preached farewell here and moved to South Deerfield Massachusetts after buying land He will be supply in South Deerfield and later engage in evangelistic work Prior to departure he had supplied Brattleboro and Brattle area churches but could not oversee both parishes moved to new home in Deerfield with plans for further ministry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brat- Hebora
Promised Relief Denied in Twaddelle Bond Case
Skowhegan Me March 21 The court asserted promises by Dr Joseph J Twaddelle of North Anson to refrain from pressure on habits and relations as he faced two indictments for alleged attempts against Abeon the Knight of Worth in a parental recognizance set at 1000 dollars awaiting supreme court actions and further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowhegan
Joseph J. Twaddelle
North Anson
Hirather
Worth Abeon
Java
Hotel People Fail in Boston March 31
Report from Boston details a hotel incident involving William and Taylor along with Mrs Catherine P Tasker tied to Tivell. The event centered on a 2100 dollar loss and the Hishittes group noted the stake, with 20,000 dollars mentioned in the context of ownership and liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mareh
William &, Taylor
Catherine P. Tasker
Lewel Tivell
Wretin
Teok
Pene Bostankeaptny Ustril
Hishittes
Saaty
Mass Meeting Repudiates Arbitration Decision in Quincy
In Quincy Massachusetts on March 31 granite manufacturers denounced the arbitration council ruling favoring cutters after a heated mass meeting. The Manufacturers Association formed a committee to confer with its attorney, and a local executive council will decide if the arbitration verdict stands or is invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Manufacturers’ Association
Manufacturer’ Association
Counel
Boston
Tuammuehae William
Alexander
Comet
Nativne
Manufacturers Association
Wngal
Rendation
Granite Cutters’ Union
committees meet this afternoon for wage talks
In Boston and Quincy unions meet to discuss a possible settlement and potential strikes. Granite cutters seek higher wages from 83 25 to 130 for a full shift with half day Saturdays. Quincy engineers face a minimum wage increase from 17 to 20 weekly, with a strike anticipated tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey
Quincy
Mase
Marclh
Barbers Hold Meetings Over Wage Scale Dispute
Two committee meetings of barbers and journeymen were held to negotiate a new wage scale. Proposals would raise weekly wages from 14 to 15, with sessions planned for Thursday evening and a regular meeting Monday night. Attendees included GC EL Woodsword, William ree, 0 Xe, Charles eo, Mark Peake, Fred Chatfield, and Li ilion Tram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bores
Nis
Antitia
Enarimittene
Woodsword
William Re
Beaes
Charles Eo
Mark Peake
Fred Chatfield
Fom
Iain
Cinion
Jaques Murder Trial Teener Charged With Mill Girl Killing
A teenage defendant faces trial for the murder of Miss May Eddy, a mill worker. The case involves the killing in a mill setting with prosecutors outlining the accused’s alleged actions and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teener
Miss May Eddy
Man Drowns Near Swiftwater While Working for Railway
A worker named ener wan drowner Sunday meeting while employed by the ce plain railway company luleing at Whitcherville. He was recovered yesterday after being in Swiftwater for about a day. Joseph Poor, an old resident of the Indian Pond district, died at Haverhill Sunday afternoon of heart failure. He was born in 1840, married Linnie Swasey, and moved to Haverhill in 1869. He later joined Poor & Westgate in a general store until a fire destroyed it. His wife died in February 1905. He was a Democrat and served as postmaster at Haverhill after Cleveland's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsvill
N.tl
Mareh
Ener Wan Drowner
Whitcherville
Ce Plain Railway Company
Luleing
Joseph Poor
Haverhill
Veor
Plopmont
Indian Pond
Bradford Academy
Newbury
Linnie M. Swasey
Meverhill
William ‘Page
Tyler Westgate
Poor & Westgate
Mary Louiss
Itc
Poor
Havill
Cleveland
Farewell reception for Rev August Kaene leks at Boynta street
A farewell reception was held last evening at the home of Andrew Nolaans on Boynta street for Rev August Kaene leks it Psa jar i ren. About fifty people attended a satirical program and refreshments were served as remarks were made by Gis Row endahl on behalf of the company. The pastor, who led the Swedish mission here for ten months, expressed thanks for the kindness and for the sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nolaans
Boynta Street
August Kaene Leks
Rie
Gis Rowendahl
Johnson
Osterm
CUT TREES SCIENTIFICALLY Rutland March is w
A historical notice describes a plan to cull 1.1 million feet of timber on company lands in Rutland with a focus on preserving only trees three inches in diameter or larger. The operation aims to lay out 9,000 acres for selective logging under engineering supervision, to supply timber for years while the firm plans new water rights and market expansion.
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Rutland
IV Ergineen
Fa Gtting Ap the Es
Rin
Burlington Man Arrested in Toronto Extradition Proceeding
Toronto Ontario police arrested Melville Boyle 24 of Burlington Vermont on an outstanding Burlington charge. He agreed to waive extradition and will be returned to Burlington with an officer en route. Boyle, former employee of a local insurance firm, had recently left Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Winter to Join Red Sox After Ten-Day Stop in Cincinnati
Burlington report says George Winter of the Boston American team left for Cincinnati to join manager McGuire for the season's work. He is in fine form, has kept his weight down, and has trained with university athletes recently, signaling a strong rise in readiness for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
George Winter
Cincinnati
McGuirey
Seawan
Winter
M.C. A. Pynnasium
University of Tve Anne
Rome
Ars
Baltimore Capitalists Eye Vermont Marble Quarries
Baltimore capitalists become interested in Clarendon Vermont property linked to the Deville marble quarry firm. The venture aims to reopen the quarries after a period of idleness, with several large orders expected from the southern market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Unclear Bulletin Items From Gov and Guild Clergy
Fragmentary OCR text references a governor bulletin and guild figures with religious leaders including a pastor of a Methodist church. Names and places are garbled, but the piece mentions March and Burlington. Overall, content is incomplete and requires clarification.
Talk of the Town. Roy Stith ty he ll e for a two week vacation
Roy Stith plans a two week vacation amid local chatter about weeds and vandalism in the area. Neighbors note disruptions but expect normalcy upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stith Ty Helle
Willopposes Kit Haskins in Vermont race
Frank Plumley of Northfield announces he will contest the Republican nomination for Congress against incumbent Kittridge Haskins of Brattleboro. The piece reviews past conventions, Plumley’s loyalty, and Haskins’s tenure, highlighting Plumley’s credentials as chief judge of the Vermont Court of Claims and U.S. district attorney experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Court of Claims
International Disputes
Haskins
Washington County
Frank Plumaley
Northfield
Kittridge Hankine
Brattleboro
Dod
Phunley
Me Hse
Ae Ee
Plumley
Porter H. Dale
Island Pond
Wendell P. Stafford
St. Johnabury
Kittridge Muskine
Planley
Prim
Seabee
Phimley
Haskina
Hookevelt
Tate
Bene
Has»kine
Elain
Col. Haskins
Congress
Vermont
Vee
Plumpley
Benor
Ingisintarn
Juge
Court of Claims
Bic
United States
Senator Proctor
Rich
Frank K Converse Dies in Charlotte Home
Birlington March 7 Frank K Converse aged 60 a member of a well known family died last night at his Charlotte home He leaves three daughters Julia A Melon C Converse Hartington and Mrs S 8 Simpasa of Sarth Adams Masa two brothers John Hi and Charles Converse of Philadelphia and a sister Mrs S 8 Simpasa of Sarth Adams Masa died after a lengthy illness or the last night obituary notes the family’s bereavement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Converse
Charlotte
Birlington
Frank K. Convers
Chettotte
Hiw
Julia A. Aut
Converse
Hartington
Simpasa Af Sarth Adams
Masa
John Hi. Ant Charies
Philadelphia
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Arlington
Waasub
Jollcn
Fa Donable
Dungbridge
Snrvelilane
Prarters
Finbiinaldye
Alent
Arington
Cambridge
Iex
Clivead
Anand
Jo Moa
Trig
New York
Madison Square Theatre
Callapeth
Kasay City
Jenn G. Stetson
Tower
Hag
D. J. Hil
Gotch
Case
Mineas
Phaintift
J. W. Denton
Vernon
South Deerfield
DR. Twaddelle
Berkman
Union
Nhon
Arlig Silverstein
Alanndie Horkonan
Quincy Granite
National
Boston Cutters
Boston Brant
Kuite Cubters’ International Association
Barbers
Bill
Jaques
RIVE
Bady
August Johnson
Ieahensermman
Melville B. Boyle
Toronto Police
Burtingham
M. B. Boyle Ie
Ton
Bar- Hinurton Ave
Thie City
Emplo
Tome ‘Lite Insurance ‘Company
RED Sox
Cincinnaati
Gov, Guild's
Hoxton
Marchalestain
Reconeiders Burlingtam
Miarot
Tee
W. Brows
Methodiet Church
Talk OF
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TOWN
Kit” Haskins
Frank Plumley
Noth Nowa
Great Britain
Venezuela
Holland
France
Plamley
Plumbey
Barre
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