Four Held To Be Responsible For Her Death
In Boston a grand jury indicted Dr Corey McLeod for alleged abortion in the Susie Geary case with bail raised to 25000. Others named include Morris Nathan and Louis Crawford as principals or accessories, as the suitcase murder unfolds with witnesses recounting the discovery of the torso and limbs, the yacht club witnesses, pawnbrokers, and harbor searches. The case centers on Susan Geary’s death and the chain of evidence leading to indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Corey McLeod
Han Oan
Mary 5
Tan
John Howard
Lewis
Athan
Sisan Geary
Suffolk
Tremont
Roxbury House
Ieian
Io Cane
John TL Pettes
Rox ‘Bury
Ne Droe Spree
Grand
Leroy Ki. Talcott
G. Raymond Hi
Tio Jove
Winthrop Yacht Club
Yacht Club
Frank Harris
Marrix
Professor Whitney
Harvard Medical School
Rubin
Louis Crawford
William Toward Or Hunt
New York
Thomas Madden
Anginser
F. A. Pike
Edward Fraser
Wilam Needham
Eugene Lynch
Tee Hands
Charles River
Warren Bridge
Depuy
Neil
State Police
Fred Briggs
Howard Street
Webs
Morris ‘Kman
Louie
Captain Duncan
Fred Wallace
Gilfeather
Iim
Philadelphia
Dr. Roberts
Suean Geaty
Crusade Against Boston Medical Dens Begun
Boston authorities launched a crusade against medical offices of questionable repute. Officers will question business with doctors and arrest suspects as needed. The crackdown follows the death of 14 year old Miss Kis ie of Winthrop and ties to the Bishop office where an operation was alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Stone
Boston
Nie
Rae
Pete
Taster
Bratee Erat
Kisie
Winthrop
Stone
J. B. Bishop
Allen
Susanna Geary
Indictment in Cicero Plantation Co. case
A county auditor jury today returned an indictment against Fowlarick E Borges on 126 counts of larceny and two counts of conspiracy related to the defunct Cicero Plantation Co. Bail raised from 13000 to 75000 dollars. The case centers on alleged financial improprieties connected to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novlebe
Cor
Fowlarick E. Borges
Cony
Cicero Plantation Co
Indicted Again as Burton Faces New Indictment
In St. Louis on November 11 a federal grand jury returned a new indictment against Senator Joseph Ralph Burton of Kansas. It accuses him of accepting 500 dollars in cash from the Bialty Grain and Security firm while in office. If a new indictment is pursued, it could be barred by the statute of limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Grand Mtan Care Duty Act
Toseph
Ralph Burton
Kansas
St. Tale
Burton
Sis
Krantstadt Silent Under Martial Rule In Kronstadt
Kronstadt Nov 11 reports say the city remains under military control with no fresh disturbances today. Pittsburg Nov 11 Owen Cunliffe faces penitentiary for stealing 101,000 from an Adams Ex party. Wilmingon NC Nov 11 Judge Urnell sentences Arthur Adams and Robert Sawyer for mutiny on the schooner Harry Berwind, to begin January 26. jury in Henry Scott case remains deadlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kronstadt
Cunliffe
Pittsburg
Owen Cunliffe
Adams
Reception Honors Local Notables At Ketone Home
A large reception at State Street in Montpelier last night honored Mr. and Mrs. Simes B. Ketone. The event drew superintendent and teachers from the public schools, local clergy and their wives, with Mrs. Ketone assisted by several hostsesses. Wilder's orchestra performed a varied program including vocal solos by W. J. Shaul and flute solos by Mr. Willer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra, 8, A
Moss Aml
Putman
Wilder
Ron Deed
W. J. Shaul
Mr. Willer
Hearst petitions guard for ballots in New York armory
William R Hearst asks Governor Hig to order all ballots and blanks placed in an armory and guarded by the militia in New York Albany. The governor would decide later while Hearst’s request was not acted on. Two major arrests were anticipated in election fraud cases with possible charges next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
New York
State Militia Guard
Albany
N. Y
William Re
Higging
Ten Indictments Rise From Election Law Violations
New York November eleventh reports ten indictments for election law violations and two for assaults connected to last Tuesday’s election. The grand jury also discussed ongoing fraud cases, hearings with witnesses, and plans to pursue charges against those tied to ballot box irregularities. Officials questioned the handling and return of ballot boxes and receipts, with critics calling the conduct the most reckless act by a public official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Elections
Essi
Naintes
Gaynor Aasonge O Pere
Incomplete returns spark party claims on state officers
Officials from 18 counties show Harris leading Horrick for lieutenant governor in each county. If trends hold across all 88 counties Harris would lead by about 66,000 statewide, likely securing the slate except governor. Ellis and McKinnon expect their offices with 15,000 to 20,000 plurality. Senate view leans Democratic by two seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saarland Og
Harris
Tac
Horrick
Herrick
Ellis
McKinnon
Senate
Ty Cory
Ballot boxes found in barber shop polling place
Two ballot boxes were found yesterday in a barber shop at 196 Third Avenue New York. One contained half solid torn ballots while the other was empty. The barber shop served as the polling place for the eighteenth district of the Tammany Hall era. Superintendent Morin took possession and the board of elections said the grand jury demanded the official fifth election issues book, which was turned over to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Third Avenue
Kintriet
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Wall
Hearst Watchers
Morin
Voorhin
Board of Elections
Grand Jury
School 25 in Rochester Destroyed by Fire
Rochester public school number 25, one of the citys newest and finest, burned today. The loss is estimated at about 950000 with damage to the building and belongings significant but exact figures not yet confirmed. Local fire crews battled the blaze for hours, no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Rutland Man Murdered in Brutal Calamity Near Oakland
The Rutland man Merritt, an iron worker who moved to San Francisco and later to Oakland, was killed in a savage attack. His body was found mutilated with severed head and torn arms, bloodstains noted by farmers, and no arrest yet. Authorities await leads as they identify the victim and investigate the brutal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Frank
Ernest
Folger
Evans
Ates
Biehair
Merritt
Union Iron Work
San Francisco
Thos
Rutland
Panic at Marks on Doors Sparks Riots Feared
Reports from Petersburg and Warsaw on November 11 describe widespread fear after strange marks appeared on doors and shutters. Residents believe the marks signal an antiwar uprising or terror threat, with signs of panic spreading through Lelowa and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Lelowa
Reward Offered in Proctor Post Office Burglary
Vermont Marble company posts a 500 dollar reward for information leading to arrests in the Proctor post office burglary. Government reward adds 200 dollars per cat and inspectors note two or more offenders used a team, with horse hoof imprints found near the building. Witnesses see two men near the vault and a wagon later, while an overshoe clue ties two robberies to the same gang. In St Petersburg, mass meetings push for an eight hour day amid growing unrest and fear of attacks by the black hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toutland
Vermont Marble Company
Proctor
Ofice
Rapp
Burlingtom
Samuel C. Harris
Bn Inet
Proctor Bank
Inet Ib
Middlebury
Jobe
Anus Gang
St. Petersburg
Yuan
Black Androdt
Moscow
Btmil
Robbers Blow Safe Open at Middlebury Store
A midtown Middlebury shop near the depot suffered a daring safe robbery Thursday evening. Thieves blasted the safe with dynamite, tearing the door and damaging ledgers but reportedly finding no cash as books were ruined. A window entry left fresh foot tracks. thieves fled northward. Authorities say professionals committed the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Not
L. M. Seaver Gifts Fountain to Burlington
The foundation funded by L. M. Seaver of New York for Burlington is completed and ready for shipment. In a letter to Mayor Burke he confirms acceptance and payment, noting the fountain will be shipped soon and freight prepaid. Seaver calls the fountain a beauty and hopes it will please the city at Pearl Street foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Burlingtom
Burlinton
L. M. Seaver
New York
Pearl Street
Burke
Mischievous Cornell Prank Leads to Streetcar Hazard
In Ithaca nine boys under age 12 confess involvement in reckless streetcar pranks, including driving near curves and endangering passengers. Four accused include professors’ sons. investigators say the boys fled the tracks to watch the cars struggle uphill, not realizing the danger to a fast approaching streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
Breach Healed as Etienne Replaced by Trowillot
Paris reports a cabinet breach is healed with Etienne stepping down and Trowillot succeeding him as minister of the interior. The move marks a shift in the government and consolidates control within the interior ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouvier
Etienne
Paris
Reeven
Trowillot
Interior
Gov Bell Grants Conditional Pardons to Several Inmates
Chelsea Nov 11 Official notes from Gov Charles J Bell confirm conditional pardons for several county felons. Wallace Rathbourne Randolph sentenced five years for an assault with intent to rape though minimum term would have expired. North Loveland Manchester Tenn sentenced five years for larceny. and Radio Bvonw Newbury who faced seven days in the house of correction for a second intoxication offense had a pardon granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
C. S. Emery
Charles J. Bell
Wallace Rathbourne
Randolph
North
Loveland
Manchester
N. Tf
CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE IN RUTLAWL REGION
In Rutlawl Nov. 1, lawyers expect a candidate for the vacant supreme court judgeship after Judge Henry RB’s death. Possible contenders include Judge J. M. Butler of Butler and Molonwy, W. A. Datton of Mardwick, Gol. A. A. Hall, C. Royce, C. P. Hogan of St Abana, Harry Blodgett of St. Johnsbury, W. Redlond, F. C. Williams of Newport, and W. W. Miles of Barton Landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totland County
Supreme Court
J. M. Butler
Butler and Molonwy
Juge Henry
Mather
Start
W. A. Datton
Mardwick
Gol
A. A. Hall
Charles Royce
C. P. Hogan
St. Abana
Harry Blodgett
St. Johnsbury
W. Redlond
F.C. Williams
Newport
W.W. Miles
Barton Landing
Van Dyke to Run 3000 Men in North Stratford Lumber Drive
Nov 1 report states George Van Dyke will employ about 3000 men for the winter to cut 9,000,000 feet of lumber on Paul stream and the Nolgehan waters. He plans extensive repairs on local property as part of his operations in North Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Dyke
North Stratford
N.hs
Paul Stream
Nolgehan
van Dyke
Pleased With Concert At Masonic Fair Last Evening
The Masonic fair at Blanchard block featured an Old Folks concert drawing a crowd and serving 125 at the event. Lottery numbers announced include Monday 5 Wednesday 64 Thursday 153 Friday 52 with several voters and crowd favorites noted among contestants Bruce, Nellie Corskie, Alexander Milne, and Mxie Agna Barclay gaining support as leading candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax Yellowa
Nellie
Corskae
Bruce
Anna Bar- Yale
Wilinn
Rinelle
Eagres T W
Lie Sullivan
Peter Alexander
Frank Burker
Ton Bruce
Nellie Corskie
Kerman Alexander Milne
Mixé Agna Barclay
Barclay
Thoy
Pramis Nenes
European Trip Concert at Masonic Fair Recital
Programme for Saturday evening features Schumann Quartette Sopranos and altos led by Mrs Braley Mrs Gabe ins Ward Carver reader S Hollister Jackson accompanist with pieces Snowflakes Ol Uncle Ned and Love's Golden an ode to Portugal and a Pallis quartet performance by Mr Carver with various vocal solos and ensembles announced for Lith event at ILS sharp tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann
Braley
Gabeins
Ward Carver
S. Hollister Jackson
Main Birnie Northfield Man Marries Barre Young
Tony Mixes Annie Birnie of this city and Walter Main of Northfield were married at seven o'clock last night at the bride's brother Charles Birnie's home on Erie streets. The Rev A Pools officiated. The groom’s friend James Benther stood as best man and Miss Isabella Birnie sister of the bride was bridesmaid. The bride wore creme Voile with roses and carnations. the groom wore white lawn. About 35 relatives attended a sumptuous wedding supper. The bride's mother, a popular young woman, said to be well known in the city, formerly worked here and now at Ellis Brothers granite plant in Northfield. Mr. and Mrs. Main will reside in Northfield soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Birnie
Walter Main
Northfield
Charles Birnie
Eien
James A Benther
Astian
Isabella Birnie
Slater
Brisommald
Voile
Belde
de Geno
Mather
Ellis Brothers
Clan Gordon
Mrs. Main
Funeral Held for Judge Henry R Start of Vermont Supreme Court
Bakersfield November 11 The funeral of the late Judge Henry R Start of the Vermont Supreme Court bench drew a large attendance and many bar members. Prominent state figures traveled from East Fairfield and other towns. Clergy Edward Wheeler and Jacob Finger officiated. pallbearers included W D Stewart LON Choca F S Rapper Brigham Kelton Hogan and Armong. Governor Tell attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Henry R. Start
Vermont
Fairfax
Lon
Choca
Rapper
Bakersfel
VW. S. Brigham
Bakerstedt
C. P. Kelton
C. P. Hogan
Albans Armong
Teac
Governor Tell
Worker suffers life altering injury in Sherburne mill belt accident
H W Davis, aSherburne factory employee, was struck by a swinging belt at I A Wil tare mill, badly injuring his back and face. The accident will leave him permanently disfigured and wage loss for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Davis
Sherburne
Barret debate over site for state sanatorium in Rutland county
Barret residents face a choice between Pittsford in Rutland county and Ludlow in Windsor county for the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium funded by Senator Proctor. The Rutland commission, led by Dr W L Bryant, visited both locations with Dr Toldwin of Saranac Lake, affirming fit for purpose. Proctor leaves site selection to the commission while other towns including Barre and Williamstown have voiced interest. Construction planned for spring hinges on the final site decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerdfied Proctor
Pittsford
Ludlow
City Counel
Barretande
Windsor County
Senator Proctor
Rutland
W. L. Bryant
State Tuberculosis Commission
Green Mountains
Winsbor County
D. Bryant
Toldwin
Suranse Lake
Roe
Mendon
Proctor
East
Middlebury
Baldwin
Sarsnoc Lake
Barre
St AL Bass
Lynitonville
Williamstown
East Wallingford
Plan To Do Big Business At Granite Quarry
Robert Wildbur sells his granite quarry to Wildbur Brothers for 10000. Wildbur Brothers sell half to Prince M Bessey and Charles F Bessey Jr of Bessey Granite. Firm renamed Wildbur & Bessey with Wildbur Brothers running quarry and Besseys handling business. Planned additions include a large air compressor this fall and a 50 ton derrick next spring. Development has been remarkable over the past two years with plans for extensive business ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wildbur
Wildbur Brothers
Prince M. Bessey
Charles F. Bessey
of Bessey Granite’ Company
Wildbur & Beswy
Besseys
Mrs White Funeral Held at St Monica’s Church
The funeral of Mrs Napoleon White was held from St Monica's church at 9 40 am with Rev Fr Jay officiating. Members of Companion Court LOF attended in a body. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers included Edy Normendeau and others. Floral tributes came from several organizations including the IOOF and Companion Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon White
St. Monica's Church
Jay
Companion Court
LO. F
Catholic Cometry
Edy Normendeau
Neleon Janochette
Goa Oretown
William Laramié
John Ca
Joseph ‘Tondreat
Peculiar Meanness Cuts Wire Fence in East Montpelier
East Montpelier residents report extensive damage from a wire fence cut and tangled around paste, blamed on unknown offenders. The act targeted Arthur Coburn and Dexter Taylor, with Will Coburn also affected. more than eighty rods damaged. Authorities seek the culprits for punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Montpelier
Arthur Coburn
Will Coburn
Dexter Taylor
Weske
Thone
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Suffolk County Grand Jury
Morris Nathan
Dr. McLeod
Mrs. Dean
Hunt and
Crawford
Susie Geary
Gist
Catherine Geary
Conwell
Mins Ki
Thay
Dugan
Nicie
Susan Geary
Howard
Frederick E. Borges
New Hayte
Kranstadt
Mra
J. B. Estee
Montpelier
Gov. Higgins
Mertitt
L. M. Seaver's
Ning
Gov
Bell
Orange County
Judge Start
Carver
Brainy
Mies Harris
Main—Birnie
Barre Young
Tony
Saranac Lake
Wildbur
Wildbur & Bessey
Mrs. White
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