Bank official held on embezzlement charges in Gallatin
Nashville reports William B Brown assistant cashier and mayor of Gallatin is under arrest for allegedly embezzling about 40 000 dollars from First National Bank of Gallatin. A bank robbery and fire hindered accurate auditing, raising questions about total shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Brown
Gallatin, Tenn
Nashville
Tenn
William, B. Brown
First National Banc of
Gallatin
Rebels Claim Villa Gains at Torreon Boldly Pressing Fight
Reports from Juarez and Washington say Villa controls Torreon area with growing finances while conflict continues at Torreon and Gomez Palacio. Rebels credit strength in Torreon and Gomez Palacio as federals struggle to match the advance.
Torreon Still Stands Amid Frontline Action Reports
Washington reports from March state the Mexican embassy received a brief message claiming Torreon has not fallen and the government remains confident. Refugees arriving at Piedras Negras describe General Murgia’s forces wiping out federal fugitives near Torreon, isolating the city from Mexico City and telegraph links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Foreign Office
Mexico City
Torreon
Eagle Vass
Tex
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Monclova
Murgia
Monterey
Saltillo
Eagle Pass
Torreen
Joaquin Maas
Velasco
Murgin
Lynch mob hangs Negro woman killer in Burlington incident
A masked mob forcibly removed a jailed Negro woman accused of fatally stabbing Lemuel Pierce and hanged her from a telephone pole. Burlington reports the brutal lynching after the crime, highlighting racial violence in a tense late March scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intuskonee
Marin
Lemuel Pierce
Siegel to Be Sued for a Divorce
New York report says a divorce suit against Henry Niegel Siegel, bankrupt banker and merchant, was filed by Mike Vaughn Siegel after process servers failed to locate him. Two correspondents may be named. Mrs Siegel, widow of George M Wilde, previously worked as a writer and married Siegel in 1898. They have lived apart for four years, with Siegel paying her about 2500 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Niegel
Mike Vaughn Siegel
Siegel
George M. Wilde
Wilde
Re York
Virginia
Dynamited ice gorge clears Mohawk river danger
State worker blew up a 1 foot high ice gorge three and a half miles long in the Mohawk river at Crescent New York to protect the aqueduct and 18 locks of the barge canal. The explosion rattled Hudson River area as water rose 11 to 12 feet above normal, threatening local buildings and prompting alarm about further ice jams from the North Woods and thaw conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk River
Crescent
N. Y
Troy
Hudson River
North Woods
Cverk
Masked mob attacks accused killer in Santa Fe
Twenty masked men seized Adolfo Padilla at the county jail and stabbed him after dragging him from custody. Padilla’s wife was found slain at her mother’s home with throat cut and wrists gashed. The mob action followed charges of murdering his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. MM
Adolfo Padilla
Padilla
Rutland Hearing on Special Officer Pitaniello
In Rutland a case against Special Police Officer James Pitaniello was heard by Francis Tracy, the public safety commissioner, at the police station yesterday afternoon. The hearing followed a complaint signed by local voters alleging gambling and illegal money demands in cases involving Italian community members. McMinnie represented the complainant and Poulin defended Pitaniello. the outcome and reappointment status remain unclear after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
March Jr
Special Police
James Pitaniello
Francis Tracy
Commissioner of Public Safety
Tracy Hard
Henry C. Brislin
Vito Manfredo
Rnland
Pitaniello
P. F. McMinnie
V. Poulin
Pitanielio
Inet
Ohio plans to oust Standard from doing business in Ohio
Judge Dillon granted an alternative writ ordering Attorney General Hogan to institute ouster proceedings against Standard Oil and its subsidiaries including Imperial Oil of Canada for alleged Sherman act and Valentine trust violations. The suit, led by attorney George H. Phelps, seeks court action with a hearing set for April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dillon
Buckeye Fp. Eine Company
Solar Refining Company
Imperial Oil Company of Canada
Ohio
Hogan
Phelps
Jaylgy
Phelpa
Stove Explosion Injures Worcester Woman Amputates Leg
Mrs Octavia L Walley of Worcester Massachusetts suffered a severe injury when a coal stove exploded in the laundry at Frank Sessions home on Main Street. Dynamite in the coal is blamed for the blast which shattered the stove and blew out all windows. She was taken to City hospital where amputation of a leg was required. Weather forecast calls for brisk north winds through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octavia L. Walley
Worcester
Mass
Qelinia L. Walley
Main Street
Powell opera house destroyed in Milton fire
A morning blaze in Milton destroyed the Powell opera house and two adjoining buildings across River Street. Losses reach about 25,000 with insurance, while occupants faced extensive damage to stores and homes. The fire started in the Powell opera house around 2:30 a.m., and investigators cite unknown cause with heaters in use earlier. The incident wiped out two blocks including the postoffice structure and a furniture shop, with limited village firefighting resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Powellopers House
River Street
Surmer
Powell Opera House
William Landon
Aspera House
Dutgess General Store
Tl. L. Powvil
D. 1D. Martin
Taswell
Bilding
Samuel Barnes
J. A. Donahue
John M. Mellen
Jmil
Pulp Workers’ Union
Madora Woodmen
Africa
Powell
Howell
Inet Wight
Aged Irish Patriot Timothy Sullivan Dies at 87
Dublin March 31 Timothy Daniel Sullivan tripatriot and author of God Save Ireland died today in his 87th year. He was a prominent agitator for home rule with Charles Stewart Parnell in parliament for 20 years and served as lord mayor of Dublin in 1870 and 1877. A prolific writer, he faced jail for an offense against the courtian act but escaped punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Reland
Timothy Daniel Sullivan
House nears vote on Panama canal toll repeal
Washington March 31 as the hour neared for a final vote on the Panama canal toll repeal provisions administration leaders in the house expressed strong confidence of victory by a substantial margin. Speaker Clark planned to floor the measure to defeat the repeal and a large crowd packed the House gallery awaiting adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Clark
Devail
Pan
Waterbury Votes to Permit Sale of All Liquors
Waterbury voters approved permitting liquor sales at a special meeting, with church bells rung to mobilize turnout. The town meeting day vote created momentum for new licenses, while local workers groups and unions discussed organizing impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Man with Bible arrested for sale in Burlington
A shabby man with a high pitched voice tried to sell a richly illustrated teachers Bible at Selden's second hand store in Burlington March 31. The Bible bore the name Earl R. Ricker of Northfield Falls. police traced Ricker and linked a stolen satchel from Montpelier containing the same Bible. The suspect claimed no connection, identified as Michael Wall of Renov, Mass, and led officers to Wall in Washi county jail after a warrant was issued in Montpelier.
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Burlington
Selden
Earl R. Ricker
Northfield Falls
Richmond
Rosewell
Earl Ricker
Mintpelter
John Durkee
Montpee
Ricker
Burlington Sound
Farwell
Mass
Vermont
Montreal
Montpefier Junction
Besex
Michael Wall
Wall
Russell
Deaths of Waterbury Women Betsey Boyce and Rosa Dow
Two Waterbury women Betsey Boyce and Rosa Dow died within Morrisville Waterbury area. Mrs Boyce widow Mire Botany Toyre died after two weeks illness with pneumonia and complications leaving four children and a son in Waterbury. Mrs Rosa Dow widow Jol Mason Dow died of tubercular peritonitis at Waterbury Center after returning from Mary Fletcher hospital. The obituaries note surviving children and siblings and place of burial or funeral arrangements.
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Betsey Boyce
Rosa Dow
Morrisville
Mire Rosa Dow
Jol Mason Dow
Waterbury Center
Kew
Sterling
Lewlie
Bard
Arelfe Dow
Dal
VU. Anderson
False statements trial in Harlington ends with two convictions
The jury convicted William Colburn on two counts of making false statements to an insurance agent after a brief trial that featured limited testimony. Key witnesses tied Colburn to the alleged false claims, with Edw ard O'Neil and Jennie Perelman among those linking the respondent to the furniture purchase and prior identity as Colby.
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Harlington
Mare Sh County
Emirtyexter
William Calefure Way
Keifeter
George EB. Stratton
Christopher Mile
Jennie Perelman
Kaplan
Agun
Colburn
Colby
North Bend Street
Edward O'Neil
Frank Moran
Uw Colby
Bell tolls a century at Rutland funeral for Ellen Brown
Rutland March 21 funeral services for Mrs Ellen Littlefield Brown oldest resident of West street were held yesterday in Congregational church. Rev Arthur H Bradford and Rev Norman Seaver officiated with pallbearers Frank M Wilson J C Jenes George J Chalmers W F Fanning F Bishop H B Whit tint. The bell tolled 100 times marking her age as noted in the report. The body was taken to Burlington for internment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Ellen Littlefield Brown
West Street
Arthur H. Bradford
Elmred
Norman Seaver
Frank M. Wilson
J.C. Jenes
George J. Chalmers
W. F. Fanning
F. ©. Bishop
H. B. Whittint
Burlington
Twirhal
Life Saved But Arm Lost In Williamstown Granite Accident
Frank Passera of Passera Bros in Williamstown injured in a polishing mill shafting accident when his coat tangled in machinery. His arm was crushed and torn, later amputated three inches below the shoulder. He was transported to a hospital, where surgeons confirmed the injury and he is reported doing well. Passera, middle aged with wife and one daughter, works for a prominent Barre granite firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Passera
Passera Bros
Williameatown
Williamstown
Pusaera
W. H. Hurley
Passern
Passern Bros
Barre
Vermont hospital herd sells eight Holsteins for 22800
Waterbury March 31 The sale of eight registered Holsteins from the Vermont state hospital herd, managed by W C Lowe, brought 22800. Buyer A C Mills of Surrey Wash, who already owns Hazelwood farms, praised the animals as a high quality type and plans further purchases. The herd now stands at about 08 registered head with several young cows and calves. Mr Lowe continues to study and improve herd types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Vermont State Hospital
W. C. Lowe
A. C. Mills
Surrey
Hazelwood
Mills
Vermont
New England
Aleo
Mike
Lowe
Bennington Arrests Youth in New Haven Forgery Case
A young Black valet, Chauncey Probh or Chauncey Todd, is arrested in Bennington on charges tied to decamping from New Haven with a $200 diamond ring and no funds. The case involves forged checks signed as K Le Batex and tied to a former municipal judge’s name. State’s Attorney W. Meagher leads the inquiry and awaits a New Haven warrant for forgery and theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
New York
New Haven
Conn
Felix Davis
W. 4. Meagher
Chauncey Probh
Chauncey Todd
K. le Batex
Todd
Proble
Lees
Ley
Merchant H P Munson Taken by Special Train Wounded
A Morrisville merchant, H P Munson, was rushed to Fletcher Hospital in Burlington by a special train to save his life. The train carried ten physicians two nurses a clergy and family members as Munson suffered gangrene requiring amputation of the leg.
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Burlington
H. P. Munson
Morrisville
St. Johnsbury
Lake Champlain
Burlington & Latoile
Fletcher Hospital
Thin City
Straight Sentence for Liquor Seller
An information was filed in Washington County court by State Attorney J Ward Carver charging the illegal sale of liquor at Waterbury on March 10. Rufino Mier pleaded guilty and was sentenced to not less than four and not more than five months in the house of correction. The case notes a prior conviction and mentions related court actions and juries in ongoing proceedings.
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Washington
J. Ward Carver
Rufino Mier
Waterbury
Mier
House of Correction
Quincy
Mass
EK. Campbell
Stites Attorne
Urver
Afiin
Jmrt
Suil
C. C. Graves
Dante
Hove
Josue Aja
Old Litigation Ends in Settlement Over Heath Estate
In Washington county court yesterday the case Capital Segi Bank and Montpelier & Savings Bank against the estate of Sarah Heath reached a settlement. Banks recover collateral valued at about 50,382.70 tied to notes by Mrs Heath. The dispute arose after guardianship and questions of Mrs Heath’s competence amid failed ventures. The chancery suit was dropped and the probate court ordered payment of the banks' claims, with additional sums settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Ricker
Vic Wicker
Woodbury
Nelann Laundell
Consolidated Lighting Cy
Anmoinroment
Matusi
Howilson Va
Roscoe H. Morrill
Avneral Ussamipah
Ala
Ky Ma Howiveon
B.J. Cole
Travar
Fred Purrin
Hin Yrmndnon
D. Tarbett
Monk
Montpelier
Maria Mertelli
Carral
Watery
Jowie Challard
Bersin
J. Mowaton
Northfield
J. B. Cummings
KK. Watehineau
Harre Town
Charles Leauand
Merlin
William Prescott
Plainfieides
W. Robinson
Woitefieid
Grover ‘Kempleton
Geer Ottan
Worcester
Harry Vincent
East Montpelier
E._F. Yaw
Cabot
Washington County
Supreme Court
Harery Witoni
Nertuill
Montpelion
Harvers
T. J. Douvitt
Jol W. Gordon
Hollister Jackson
Harre
Capital Segi Bank & ‘Prue Ce Nt
Parte Savings Brnnk & Trust Co
Sarah
Heath
Wetson
Mra. Heuth Cin
Charles II Heath
Fingmris
Matrick
Dutia Kane
Hanks
Iit
Clark Loc
Mandy
Wieendenad Bo
Barre Savings Bank
Body Taken In Montpelier Burial Details Vague
A disjointed report describes a body identified in Montpelier after a morning arrival from Keene. The text mentions Keene Drineall and Michael Drier, a Patrick, and a cemetery burial planned for the evening with a name possibly Turind in the Cutheitie, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry Drineall
Michael Drier
Keene
Ernesin
Patrick Incoil
Middlesex
Montpelier
Kewte
Comietery
Support Meeting for J W Gordon in Second District
A preliminary mass meeting in the city hall room tonight mobilized support for John W Gordon's bid for Congress from the second district. Lollinter Jackson was elected chairman and a 10 member executive committee was appointed to organize headquarters and campaign funds. Gordon spoke urging careful preparation and warned against overreliance on popularity, emphasizing need for knowledge and preparation in public office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gordon Tee
Serand
Gare Dio
Iits
Marte
Gonlon
Dyeeound Dikteiet
Barte
Gordon
Mde
Orden
Feillows
Congress
Onanitel
Distriet
Amwrican
Eivnonia
Mankood
United States
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EL Paso
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Roberto V. Pasquiera
Constitutionaliete
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Gobernacion
Gomez Palacio
Gomez Palaccio
Marie Scott
Musogee
Oklahoma
William B. McCarthy
Willam McCarthy
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New Mexico
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Sims
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Industrial Workers of the World
Italie Kekere and Drivers’ Union
Mareli 30
Hirai Royer
Morrieville
W. . Royce
Shiv
Retney Exton
Bekersfivid
Eilan Foye
Mat Warren
Bayre
Vale
Riferd
Laklen
Uy &. Rayet
Proctor
Mhd
Oscar Extan
Waite
Silan Eaton
Holyoke
Orville Eaton
Johnson City
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William Cotburn
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J.W. Gordon
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