Prove That Woman Had Purpose to Kill Herself
Mrs. Garrow reportedly told family I won't be here long as investigators pursue motive in a suspected self harm case. The record cites her stated intent and documents surrounding the incident.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
1
Accused Man And Mrs Garrow Trial At St Albans
At St Albans Franklin county court heard testimony that Mrs Matilda Garrow who died in 1920 left hints she would not be there long The defendant Edward Garrow and his two children Dorothy and Burl testified to support suicide theory Garrow admitted quarrels over the years and described finding and relocating a revolver He claimed he did not destroy the weapon and that his wife was nervous prior to her death The band of witnesses included farm hands and an undertaker who suggested suicide remains the working theory</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Matilda Garrow
Franklin
Franklin Cous Fy Court
Edward Garrow
Dorothy
Burl
Fidward Garrow
Archibald
Alice Thomas
Garrow
Havig
Abercorn
P. Q
Ce “Bing
Upstaire
Blanchard
Sparke Circus
Daniel Saporiti
Barre
Stephen P. Joslin
Wakefield
Juha G. Joslin
Wallsfield
Orlando K. Hollister
East Montpelier
Elizabeth Ann Hollister
Paul 8
Cate
Calais
John
F. C. Perry
West Tabanon
Central Vermont Railroad
Iain
Ing
Perry
Hanover
N. H
Harry A. Black
Newport
Harold Sheldon
Rutand County
Flai and Game Department
J. Thurston W. Dix
Highway Office
Meraton
Union Land High School
Robert Whitney
St. Paul Street
Heaton Hospital
Charles P. Chandler
Cedar Beach
Dexter Chaver
Cite Farm
Jen
Poramonis Dev
John Senter
City
Frank Dickson
Mie
Hugh Peters
Detroit
Barber & Lauier
Knapp
Episcopal Church
Brigham
Vermont
Windsor County
Lorencia
Hartford
Bowton
Latiow Milk Producere’ Corporation Af Nashlew
Stete
W. Frewle
Mt. Thin
Cat
Alent Fk
Lake Hemmpiet
Pest
Beny
British military mission reaches Latvia amid upheaval report
A British military mission has arrived in Riga to advise Latvia’s provisional government as it confronts internal disorder and reform pressures. Dispatches note tensions between new government factions and advancing anti-ballot forces, with Russian prisoners referenced in early context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latvia
Atnyra
Chite
Ferrastern Repubblic
Kowal
Siberia
German Forces Increase on the Oder Front
German units on the Oder left bank continue to pour in from Breslau and other German cities, while Polish positions in Silesia strengthen with artillery. A general strike in Opole ends as General Lerond reports no negotiations with Polish insurrectionists and signals readiness for further reinforcement with Allied troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cppeln
Silesia
The
Oder
Breslau
Germany
Hamburg
Kiel
Bring
Here
Lite
Adabert Korfanty
Lerond
Berlin
Oppelo
Upper Silesia
Intersallied Commission
Oppele
Hritiah
Jahan
British Railwaymen Will Not Handle Coal
London May 1 The Pat at Railwaymen decisively refused to handle coal imported or traded as part of actions linked to the two month coal strike. The executive committee ordered members not to touch any coal shipments or related goods, signaling a broad halt to rail transportation of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Mass Casualty Clash Reported in Mexican City
Mexico City on May 24 reports say police with radical aid charged a large group of Catholics. Several were fatally hurt and scores injured as violence erupted in Morelia, capital of Michoacan. Eyewitness accounts transmitted to Excrlsior detail the chaotic scene and subsequent medical evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Morelia
Michoacan
Call to Harvard
Baltimore May 13 Dr Joann Hew land purveyor of tries at the Jobe Mophine 1eechini and latrman in-chief of Johns Hopkins hospital has received an offer to become professor of children's diseases at Harvard Medical School He has not notified the Hopkins authorities whether he intends to accept regarded throughout the country as perhaps the leading authority on the feeding of children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joann Hewland
Jobe Mophine
Deep Water Tragedy Report From Kowssawi
A fragmented report from Kowssawi describes a deep water incident with a fatal outcome. The text mentions a 13 thrice and direa, with unclear details about who was involved, where, and when. Further readable facts are minimal due to garbled OCR.
Left $100 to Princeton in will record
A fragmented probate note shows William, wife of the late Fi e, leaving $100 to an emery of Revoom and a sinew of LIL. The legatee names are unclear due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliem
May Call on U S Treasury For Railroad Shortfall
Senate committee chairman Cummins warned at hearings that unless revenues rise and expenses fall the railroad deficit must be covered by the national treasury. The remarks came as the Interstate Commerce Committee examined the general railroad situation in Washington on May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
National Treasury
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Mexico Will Not Sign Protocol to Gain Recognition
Mexico City notes President Obregon will not sign a formal protocol as a condition for U S recognition, though discussions and communications with Washington indicate cordial sentiment from Harding, Hughes, and Fletcher. He says Mexico will provide information on conditions in the country and uphold safeguards for foreigners while pledging to return seized property and compensate for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Obregon
Harding
Washington
Hughes
Fletcher
Friends
Obregon Iasort
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Costs of Operation Chart Reveals Railways Spending
Washington May 13 A table on railway operating expenses and taxes from 1917 was presented to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee by Juline Krattechmitt, Southern Pacific chairman. The exhibit notes 1917 expenses and tax totals, salaries of general officers, and wage allocations showing shifts in the distribution of expenditure across labor and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Juline Krattechmitt
Southern Pacific
Talia
HOLT
Arctic Expedition Report From Pessdens Cal May 3
Fragmentary dispatch describes an Arctic expedition with mentions of the Sarth Prin Stelnsmeem unit and a North Pris flight. The text includes garbled quotes and unclear actions, centering on travel and encounters in extreme conditions near the Arctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pessdens, Cal
Arctic
Tremeine
Pershing Names Change at Army High Command
Secretary Weeks announced General John J. Pershing will become chief of staff July 1, succeeding Major General Peyton C. March. Major General James Harbord will be assistant chief of staff and handles administrative duties, with Pershing directing training and the army’s organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
John J. Pershing
Weeks
Pershing
Peyton C. March
James@. Harbord
France
Service of Supply
Harbord
Mr. Week
General Pershingtree
Army of the
National Guard
General Pershing
General Harboard
Harbord Sart
War Department
Staf
Pair Bound Over in Middlesex Burglary Case
In Montpelier a full day hearing tied Frank Cassidy alias Collins and Fred Edwards alias Chadwick to burglary at the Fred B. Miles store and the Middlesex railroad station. Key testimony linked stolen items to George Thomas and Alvah Newhall found nearby. Detectives, deputies, and witnesses placed the defendants with the crime and noted prior Massachusetts time and parole status. The court bound both men over to county court as authorities pursue additional suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Thomas
Frank Cassidy
Collins
Fred Edwards
Chadwick
Fred B. Miles
Middlesex
Miles
George Thomas
Alvah Newhall
Hodge
Lawson
Columbus
Hurlington
Richmond
DeLay
Jim Hosten
Cassidy
Aline Colling
Maeachusetts
Sinn
Wrdwarde
Whae Lwick
Comity Court
Robbery at Proctor Hits W. P. Donah Clothing Store
Proctor records a Tuesday night break in at the W. P. Donah clothing store with goods valued at 700 dollars stolen. Entry came via a smashed window and the thief removed a large stock of clothes watches jewelry and a small trunk. Police suspect the robbers fled by automobile from outside the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
W. P. Donahhnto
The
Tate
Revel paper reports Trotsky cancer claim
A Revel, Ethonia dispatch notes claims from Trelpikl about Leon Trotsky having cancer amid unconfirmed reports. The Rumno-Vinmiah border source is cited, but no corroboration from other regions has been received by Wala Maa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revel
Exthonia
Wwe
Wala Maa
Trelpikl
Leon
Rurria
Bern
Brattleboro man killed by auto in street accident
Brattleboro May 01 Patrick Lynch a retired worker died last night from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Mrs Sadie Hapgood of Brattleboro formerly of Turners Falls Mass The skull fracture proved fatal Lynch was one of Brattleboro s first four letter carriers in 1887 He leaves two sisters and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Patrick
Lynch
Sadie (Turner
Turn ‘Alla
Mass
Hap
Canal Street
Montpelier City Paving to Use Granite Blocks
The council chose granite blocks on a cement base for Main street paving after the lowest bidder failed to meet specs. A June 0 Sparke circus visit is being considered with fourteen cars for transport alongside local notices, while several estate and guardian actions proceed in Barre and East Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
New Street
Main Direct
Gaviek
United States Troops Requested in Tug River Clash News
In Williamson West Virginia on May 13 authorities sought federal troops to quell long simmering unrest in the upper Tug river valley where state troopers hold Merrimac Sprigg and Alburry against mountain riflemen. Casualties include one dead two wounded with reports of further fighting near McCarron Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lst
McCarr
David Phillips
J. €. McCoy
Sprigg
State Ie
Harry C. Staten
John Hall
Williamson
Tobacco deemed least harmful among social poisons
Tendon May 13 Sir James OCantlie, eminent surgeon, stated tobacco is the least harmful of tea coffee tobacco and alcohol. He said the heart adapts to a certain amount and three days of abstinence from smoking would relieve the eye and intestinal strain, while condemning cigarettes. The remarks were reported from a recent talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ocantlie
James
Quincy Quarryman Killed in Granite Yard Accident
Quincy Massachusetts May 11 Lawrence Larsen aged 53 of 00 Nightingale avenue was killed yesterday in the granite yard of J M Swi West Quincy when he was thrown into a grout hole. The grout and contents fell on him. He is survived by two wives, two sons, and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
Lawrence Larsen
Nightingale Avenue
J. 5
West Quincey
Ani
Fragmented account of excavation and safety failures at a shaft
A damaged report describes excavation progress and frequent mishaps as workers dig dirt with a steam shovel. Claims of shovels lifting carts, lines snapping, and a dispatcher marking wages are noted amid chaotic events and fear of electrical and telephonic hazards near the trench.
Steamer Munalbro Crew Attacked During Night Raid
In Boston on May 14 a raiding party armed with clubs and revolvers boarded the steamer Munalbro tied at South Boston. Three crew members were taken to hospital with scalp wounds after a brief fight as the intruders fled before police arrived. The ship's crew had refused to join a seamen's strike. no evidence ties the assault to the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Smunabro
South
Munalbro
Thawaxnilanta
Wit
Uggy
Vergennes Meeting Chooses Congregational Conference Leaders
Vergennes May 1 The Congregational conference convened with a new executive committee headed by H G Woodruff of Montpelier and including Mra FE Burdett Rutland Frank E Melnetosh Burlington Rev Stanley Gummings St Albans Rev W A Metintire Danby and C H Newell St Johnsbury The message of the pulpit for 1921 by Rev Dr Peale was one of the notable addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Congregational Conference
Vergennes
Congregational Confernee
Congregational Conference
H. G. Woodruff
Montpelier
Mra
FE. D. Burdett
Rutland
Frank E. Melnetosh
Burlington
Stanley Gummings
St. Albans
W. A. Metintire
Danby
Vermont Domestic Missionary Society
C. H. Merrill
St. Johnsbury
C Merrill
C. H. Newell
Dr. Peale
BH. Merrill
Talk of the Town Loonight at the Spaulding assembly
A chaotic scene at Spaulding as eight senior class members rehearse for a public senior play When Smith Out amid flywire footlights and scenery mishaps A Barre milk incident closes Barre Main Street while a Graniteville Legion social follows The piece mentions a divorce case and local sports figures in Barre and Sherbrooke events with varied community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding Assembly
Smith
Wendell Smith
Bernard Starr
Perrin Street
Fre Athletic
Theteouson
Er Tary
Charles Hoernle
Toddard Wiminary
Sherbrooke
Hoernle
Barre
New Barre Board of Trade Drive Draws Strong Support
New members pour in as Barre and Barre Town rally behind a permanent Board of Trade. Merchants professionals and many women voters pledge substantial sums and support, backing a campaign to expand civic development and a stronger local economy through a well financed organization. The effort highlights Barre creamery success and agricultural interest, with canvassing ongoing and final totals expected midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Barre
Board of Trade Movement
Bar Town
Co-Operative
Barre Creamery
United States
Funeral of Bert J Berry in Waterbury
Waterbury May 13 funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon for Bert J Berry who died in Fell, MA. The service is at the Methodist burial at 2 o’clock with Masons attending and asked to meet at their hall at twelve. Mr Joely arrived here yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury Methodist
Waterbury
Merry
Fells
Twelock
Joely
Norwich Game Off Due to Rain
Norfolk area sports note reports this game postponed for today because of rain after Norwich defeated Eastern Village 6 to 1 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Valliege
Conddart Seminary Hehrhelt Opens Schedule Feature
Fragmented OCR notes describe a basketball game where Conddart Seminary Hehrhelt opened its schedule against Munauchiusette, with Mary Crom freahines achieving two trab Warreeter goals. Medard pitcher Teodderd Te aided a late rally as Are dt Ve Gaal scored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conddart ‘Seminary
Heerhelt
Munauchiusette
Mary Crom
Mars
Newt Willey
Geo Tor
Medard
Mase
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Chita
Fer Rastern Republic
Prince Alexender
Dentaing
Priuenly and Duns
Sheriki
Mexican City
Harvard
John Hewland
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Kowssawi
Etanilardise
Princeton
Jaman
Woo Bogs
U.S. Treasury
Senator Cummins
President Obregon
Ravtechanitt
Stefansson
Perth
Montpelier Court
P. Donahue
Trotzky
Ethonia
Talk OF
the Town
Patrick Lynch
Sadie Hapgood
U. S
West Virginia
James Cantlie
Lawrence Lateen
Grout
Tetore
Maury Ann Mann
George W. Mann
Tleme
Supreme Court
Tibelit
Wellington Stret House
Soldi
Graniteville
Marre Town
Rene Et Gymnasium Belle
Bere
James Booth
Sora
Jane Ingres
Mason Pierre
Alfred
Levereparring
Mr. Cue Tye
Willems
Marte
Fess Poplar
Nanvassers
Bert J. Berry
Boston College
Newton
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