Mussolini Seizes Italian Affairs With Firm Leadership
Rome reports Mussolini asserts strong authority and energy in internal and foreign policy. He postpones opening of the Chamber of Deputies to November 15, orders strict internal discipline, and seeks swift, decisive action. Foreign exchange markets improve and public demonstrations fade as the new regime signals unity and control.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Associated Press
Magasolini
Ramet
Flis
Bfores
Paria
Poxartiag
Mussolini Ds
Ncw
Fetaelie
Musdolini
Laborites Suffer Heavy Downfall in Parliament Hurdles
London reports reveal a dramatic Labour collapse as early balloting shows substantial losses while the Liberals and other groups gain. Despite shocks and confusion, some gains appear for Labour in certain divisions, signaling a turbulent political shift.
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London
Associated Press
Londen
Isbor
Public debt increases amid treasury notes surge
A November 2 report notes a hefty rise in government securities surpassing one billion dollars as the Treasury continues to issue and market the debt. Details on holdings and implications remain limited in this fragmentary summary.
Bonar Law Seeks American Help As War Chaos Persists
London reports Prime Minister Bonar Law addressing a Drury Lane women’s gathering. He urges American involvement in shaping postwar order and warns that Britain must cut taxes only if naval and imperial security are maintained. He hopes for a peace conference outcome in the Near East and notes Britain-France unity as a keynote of foreign policy.
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London
Associated Press
Bonar Law
Drury Lane
Mrs Hall Gives Interview On Grand Jury Readiness
Mrs Hall discusses readiness for grand jury proceedings in a candid interview. She outlines steps taken, expectations, and possible impacts on upcoming legal actions and community responses.
Philippines Seek Their Independence In Wartime Debate
New Brunswick November reports show inquiry into the September murder of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Eleanor R. Mille. Testimony includes timing changes about when Mrs Hall left her home and claims of an eyewitness. Authorities continue to pursue the identity of a man described by Jane Gibson, while clerical and community voices debate possible moves toward independence from American authority.
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New Brunswick
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor R. Mille
Frances Stevens Hall
Asom
A. Mott
James F. Mason
Grand Jury
Mills Escapes In Stolen Car
St Johnsbury November 2 news says 18 year old George Mills of Wortwater Mass escapes after stealing a Velie car from a dealer in Franklin and is pursued by northern New England officers. He was seen in Worcester and near Profile house in the White Mountains last Monday. Vermont and Massachusetts officials cooperate to capture him. three previously stolen cars are returned to owners.
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Vermont
St. Augustine'a
Walter R. Davenport
St. Albans
Charles H. Stout
Short Hills
N. J
Gmtty
Lizeley. Langedon
Ernest Rand
Rand
State Department of Probation and Charities
Mary Poole
New York City
Philadelphia
E. L. Brigham
E. L. Bradfond
Auburn
Turner Center Dairying Company
John 8. Murdock
Providence
William Hersey
Tervey
John S. Buttles
Industries
Brattleboro
Springfield
Hurland
BE. C. Garabee
William HB. Warren
John Smith
Rollin Construction Com
Frank Chamberlin
Rollin Construction Company
Walter T. Bline
J.T. Slack Corporation
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Rutland
Arthur Hughes
HG. Williams Company
George Gaskova
Slate Company
Martin McFall
Bra
T. Bling Warren
Walter F. Scott
State Board of Registration
State House
D. Hawley
Burlington
Mary Kane
Montpelier
Gale
Toomorrow
Barre City Hospital
Florence
Johnson
Bee Wie
M. Beaton
Mildeed Boyes
Rutland Hospital
Mildred Robinson
Eugenie Thompson
Alice Maloney
Gladys Mac Lawton
Geertrude
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Alice M. Carter
Fanny Allen Hospital
Lélhan Lee
Alice Houlihan
Florence EB. LeBoeuf
Lazy Fletcher Hoe Jorie E. Bullie
Bernice F . Mary H. Hall
Dorothy J
Bessie M. Carrier
Arline
L. G. Fletcher
M. Look Hospital
Evelyn B. Tilloteon
Beatrice Reed
Alice J. Lanting
Fillett l City Hospital
Keanu
N. I. Josephine
A. Loveland
Probath Court
Paul Dillingham
E. Jane Dillingham
Waterbury
Bolt
Frank Martin
Artilanship
Ranma
Washbarn
Shantyelier
St. Johnsbury
New England
George Mille
Wortwater
Mass
Caledonia County
Brandit
Pranklin
Mills
Worcester
Maanachusette
Mille
White Mountains
Massachusetta
Talk of the Town and Montpelier Auxiliary Notes
Dr. L D Martin visits St Albans as veterans attend Montpelier Auxiliary inspection and supper. Local sales shift Tops ham farm to B A Weber of New York City for David Adair. Last night a party at Neleon Road honors a birthday with gifts and refreshments. Spaulding and American Legion football teams forecast victories after scrimmage. Montpelier High trains five string players for tomorrow’s game against Leighton.
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L. D. Martin
St. Albans
Montpelier
A. J. Dastiner
A. Strout
Jessie M
William Innes
William Clubb
Peter Reid
Buffalo
Alex Robertson
Leslie
W. St. Milne
Spaulding
American Legion
Eherwood
Kendall Denny
Montpelier High
Pacifism Warned At Northfield Cadet Address
Rev Fraser Metzger of Handalph told the Norwich University cadet corps that pacifist tendencies have no government protection. He warned that the intellectual element seeking to undermine American principles must be suppressed as belief in peace grows among students in Northfield on November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Metzger
Worwich
Northfield
Franr Seteger
Handalph
Norwich University
Fragmentary Alumni Section Note at Central Office
A partial OCR reads as a fragment from the Central Office alums section. It mentions Arthus Lepage and a young man, with sparse context about attendees and the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grees
Stemour
Arthus Lepage
Enosburg Falls Bank President Missing
Walter V. Phelps, 62, president of the Firet National Bank and long-time local figure, has been missing since Oct. 19 from Enosburg Falls. His wife, Mrs. Phelps, is amid divorce proceedings alleging infidelity, while Mrs. Wood faces suit connected to her husband and children. Bank officials say loans are secured and the bank remains in good order as authorities continue searching.
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Enosburg Falls
Walter V.phelps
Firet National Bank
W. ¥. Phelps
WVY. Phelps Co
George Wood
Renin
Pet
Phe
Hire Phelps
Tad
Birney
Tiiehford
Mr. Phelps
Hele
Wood
Ft al
Kimball
Coral
Keine
Phel
Phelps
Jury verdict reached in Barre case involving Seguin and Paget
The jury in Barre returned a verdict for the defendant in the Seguin vs Paget matter after testimony by Blayton and bank officials from the Quarry Savings Bank of Barre. Judge Fish directed a verdict for the defendant around 11:20 this morning, with costs awarded to the defendant. Cleanup to proceed on a separate diverse case this afternoon.
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David Pola
Washingtonoun
FE Miller
J. Ward
H. J. Slayton
Traver
Ernie Theriffs
le Blayton
BR. T. Seguin
G. A. Paquet
Lawyon
Quarry Savings Bank
Barre
Paget
Py ‘Swift ‘Slayton
Clyeure
Slayton Tates
Slayton
William A. Me
Frank L. Fish
H. C. Lawnon
B. J. Shutee
Ex-Preacher Guilty Verdict Reported In Local Court
A former preacher was found guilty in a straightforward trial this week. The verdict concludes the case that lingered since early Wednesday morning, with the court delivering its decision after evidence was presented.
Lodge Has Laryngitis
Attorney Deane Theete returned to state court with illness affecting proceedings. The docket shows delays while Theete resumes duties after a bout of laryngitis impacting courtroom participation.
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Deane Theete
Public Barred From Court In Alienation Suit Testimony
Burlington November 2 The public was barred from today s session of the million dollar alienation suit brought by Darrit Woodhouse against Douglass Woodhouse husband of Lorensa K Woodhouse of New York. Witness Katherine Pratt testified that Douglass Woodhouse said he had disinherited his son and hoped to reconcile later. He also noted the father would not pay a bill and had nothing further to do with his son. Deposition from Reno was discussed and related, with references to when papers were received and whether the deposition dated before October first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Paige
Ny Mes
van Dusen Stevens Woodhouse
Reno
Nev
Douglass Woodhouse
Douglas
Wid
Lorenzo K. Woodhouse
New York
Lorensa KE. Woodhouse
Mra Darrit Woodhouse
Katherine Pratt
Thir Clty
Blanchard and Barber Wed in Davenport OrQ
Former Barre residents N D Blanchard and Ruth A Barber were married Oct 26 in Davenport Indiana at Dr B J Palmer's residence. The double ring ceremony took place with Rev J A Craven officiating. The couple, graduates of the Palmer School, plan to reside in the west after receiving DC and PhD degrees.
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Davenport
N D. Blanchard
Ruth A. Barber
B. J. Palmer
Rennin
Palmer School of Chiropractic
J. A. Craven
Femore
Justine M. Barber
Glen KB. Blanchard
Holly Wood
Cal
Elizabeth E. Barber
D.C
Warren man fined for beating horse in county court
Lamb of Warren pleaded guilty to animal abuse after beating a mare described as a kicker. The defense noted the horse’s repeated kicks and neighbor intervention. judge Frank sentenced the defendant after testimony from attorney Shai and witness N. Hyper.
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E. A Lamb
Warren
A. Lamb
Ene
Salen Alorny
Adame
Psec
Lces
John W. Mobus
Lamb
Theriault
Potitian
API
Frank
Supreme Court Handles Five Washington County Cases
The Vermont Supreme Court will hear five Washington County cases amid a November calendar. Five counties provide judges, with several named defendants including state v. Perley Tall, Windham, Orange, Caledonia, and Lamoille counties. Court actions involve contracts, torts, criminal matters, and probate appeals, reflecting the county distribution and types of cases before the term.
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Ington
Frank Ia Fish
Son
Themittee
Fred L. Laird
Fred A Howland
George W. Wing Rae
Vermont Supreme Court
State Association
Aeroma Id
Washington County
Tadax
Tame
Hliealie
Kemp R. B. Piint
Northfed
Jones Money
It Lint & Power
Iligm Tnion
Pire Insurance
Wescott Et
al Va
Alfred A. Boyce
Union Mutual Pier Snipes
Perley Tall
Bertiss
Hull
Ve. Internatonal Paper Company
Cortract
Windham County
George Colby
Orange County
Bugete Sargood
Bennington County
Charlee Wheeler
Lamoille County
Rasen
Spaulding Ve. Estey
Fran Hannah
Tallye
Windsor Savings Bank
Bill Grocery Company
Armetrong
Grange County
Partridge
Caledonia County
We Bean
Utley Hitebouck
Cumwe. Roque
Ri \ Carter
Platt
Shields & Conant
International We. T. S. Vail Estate
Haiseesey Ve Wilson
Newell Beet
Hanson
Moncons Ry. Bertrand
Chittenden County
Miles Ve. Fayette
Brown Re. Parise
PR Ivergs
Mig Cowa Farr
Howard National Bank
Wileed
Fidelity & Cwensky Company of
New York
Air Jarvis
Madermielside Cosmapren
Treet
Kimball Ve
New York Litery +wrener company
Four Boys Shot in Webb Valley Incident
Four boys were shot Saturday night in Webb valley Cambridge. Two boys, Jimmie Afe and Ward McDuffee, were seriously wounded and taken to Fanny Sienla hospital. The gunman, identified as Davis, fired four times into the group. two others, Marl Meoud and George Burritt, sustained lighter injuries.
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Cambridge
Webb Valley
Davis
Jimmie Afepram Marl Meoud
Ward McDuffee
George Burritt
Fanny Sienla
Barre City Seeks Voter Action On School Lands Bonds
Barre City schedules a Monday meeting to decide if voters authorize selling Summer Street school property, buying land across Mathewson school for public use, and issuing bonds to refund part of the debt. The city faces about 46 thousand dollars owed on a note from anticipated taxes, with funds nearly exhausted for current expenses. The council appears to push a plan linked to a parochial school offer and debt refinancing.
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Summer Street
Mathewson
Funeral Largely Attended for Alexander Fowlie
The funeral of Alexander Fowlie was largely attended with bearers W John Leith John Paul David George Stewarton and W WI. Interment was in Hope Cemetery. Out of town attendees included George Fowlie Bloomington JUL James Fowlie Newport and families from Jersey City and Buffalo. Numerous relatives and friends were listed among those sending favors and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Fowlie
W John Leith
John Paul
David George Stewarton
Hope Cemetery
Gvorge Fowlie
Bloomington
Jul
James Fowlie
Newport
Fowlie
Jersey City
N. J
Alexander Harper
Buffalo
George Fowle
David Stephen
Joses
George Pratt
William Pratt
Charles Gay
William Holden
Scott
The
Presbyterian Church
W. P. Scott
John Leith
William Gray
Jobs Paul
Coedee Greig
Robert Winillay
William Deane
Ina
Willinga Reid
Eloise
Genevieve Sullivan
David Rennie
Ruth MacKensie
Enuna
James Peer
Mra
Archle McDorghd
Mitchell
Thoma Harper
Jake Smith
George Slora
Robert McDonald
Margaret Fowl
Lillian
Winifred
E. L. Brett
Katherine Held
James Stestart
Robert Webster
Alex. Rensle
Berynett
William Thom
G. Welker
Mire
David Cummings
William Clark
R. Muteb
James Booth
Clan Gordon
W. F. Walker
Ralph George
B.C George
Famiy
Cat Estate Battle Sheds Light on Pets Plea
Boston reports a court contest over a $25,000 estate left in trust for a pet cat and other animals. A wreck on the White Mountain railroad disrupted proceedings as the case continued, with the will's provisions under dispute and jurors weighing damages.
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Boston
New
Espese
Tea's Alley
White Mountain
B& M
Abe
Concord
N. I
Con Bosion and
Maine Railroad
Charlee W. Bind
Superior Court
Railroad Director Dead in Unclear Report
A railroad director has reportedly died, with the fragmentary notice offering few clear details about the person, date, or circumstances. Local authorities have not released a full statement.
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Mussolini
Timbersas Road
Tenday
Ayu Alten ‘Moder
Mins Barron
Lane
Yernanent Securities
Billon
Tereeury Silbeels Wes Trapemede
Bel 86
Peco
Iiterfering
America
Britain
France
Gibson Law
Hall- Mills
Mr. Mills
Philippines
Congress of
United States
Talk OF
the Town
David Poisson
J. F. Clair
Elliott Padrich
Vaetel
Lodge
Woodhouse
Barzer
Davenport, In
Harland W. Kemp
Supreme Court
Washington CO
Las
Garten of Man
Barre City
Cat
Courts of
Massachusetts
Dew. Curler
Pennsylvania
Spetem
St Dieieen
Mam
Stone Mountain
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