District Attorney Tufts Removed From Office For The Public Good
Massachusetts Supreme Court removes Middlesex County District Attorney Nathan A Tufts citing malfeasance and nonfeasance in office The ruling follows Attorney General Allen's charges of misuse for personal gain including a 1917 Mishuwarm Manor midnight party scheme involving Brownie Kennedy and New York producers The AG claims Tufts helped a pact to pay about 100000 to Coakley and others under threat of prosecution
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Boston
Autpreme Court of Massachusetts Today
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex County
I. Weeton Allen
Allen
Supreme Court
Tufts
Mishuwarm Manor
Woburn Road
Brownie” Kennedy
New York
Tatts
Daniel Li
Coakley
Big Colleges Open Their Season In Early Football Schedule
New York reports opening college football as Princeton Cornell Columbia Army and others start play. Debuts of new players and machines expected. Princeton clashes with Swarthmore Cornell meets St Bonaventure Colgate in a tie. Harvard Holy Cross and Penn state loom large with notable early matchups.
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New York
Colgate
New Hampwhine
Midshipmen
North Carolina
Columbia
Frum
Amherst
Harvard
Holy Cross
Crimson
Worcester Collegiane
Wittsburg
Lafayette
Hythouse
Obie University
Rutgers
Maryland
Pensylvania
Marshall
Yok
Franklin Vermont
Dartmouth
Mitchebury
Colby
Puisante
Bure
Allocation of famine relief funds in Ireland noted by U. S. delegate
Stephen meta a representative in the United States told the Brisk Parliament that the allocation of famine relief funds for Ireland will be limited to essential items only. He indicated funds are nearly exhausted and relief committees face a closing of fundraising efforts.
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United States
Ireland
Stephen Meta
Dimit
Dail Eirras
Trinh Relief
Inlaw ties and family names in Bethel and New York
Fragmentary text mentions Bethel inlaw relations and sisters in law Mire MW, Birk, Cutler Dry, and Mew CS. It references New York fore few Gere, Mr art Mee, Rega, and Athens, with unclear addresses and affiliations.
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Inlaw, Loerie
Amd
Hee
Mire
Birk
CS Cutler
Art
Athens
Daughters of 1812 Vermont Holds Annual Convention
The 7th annual Vermont Daughters of 1812 meeting convened at the Hotel Vermont roof garden in Burlington. Officers and chapter regents reported yearly work, memorials were read for deceased augers, and new officers were elected including Mrs. John A Mead as president. The group voted to spend $26 from the state treasury to secure a room for a permanent home in the Memorial building in Washington.
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Burlington
Vet
Vermont Daughters of 1812
Vermont
E. Henry Powell
State Society
John A. Mead
A. 5. Isham
Commodore Macdonough
Martha &. Watson
Montpelier
Col
Luther Dllen
Caleb B. Lamson
Brattleboro
General Andrew
Wallace Robinson
South Hero
Alexander Macomb
Japan to Accept U S Suggestions for Washington Armament Talks
The Asahi Shimbun reports Japan will accept American suggestions on the agenda for the Washington conference addressing limits on armaments and Far Eastern subnations. The note follows liberation yesterday and signals Tokyo's stance prior to the talks.
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Tokio
Asahi Shimbun
Washington
Ponzi Dividends Sought in Rhode Island Equity Actions
Trustees of Charles Ponsi sue Woonsocket investors in twelve bills in equity filed in federal court. Cases seek recovery of fraudulently raised notes totaling over 890000 with claims from 1000 to 7000 dollars. Judge Higgins acts to protect Morzi claimants and advance settlement prospects of about twenty percent.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Charles Ponsi
John R. Higgins
Woonsocket
Dudge Higgine
Morzi
Pilot Dies Aboard Prince Arthur After 40 Years at Sea
Captain Alvin Simms, veteran master of the Boston and Yarmouth Steamship Co. line, who piloted the Prince Arthur, collapsed and died on the bridge yesterday. He had ferried between Boston and Yarmouth for four decades and was a prominent figure in the Yarmouth service.
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Alvin Simms
Yarmouth
N.S
Ort
Boston and Yarmouth Steamship Co
Prince Arthur
Aeste
Lines
Talk of the Town misreadings from Main Street
Local note items list scattered names and brief mentions of residents and places in a garbled town roundup. It references Veleebe Yoder, Holmes of Kristol, Ernest Dilodeau, H. P. Hinman, North Main street, and various unclear events. The fragmentary text implies casual community chatter with no coherent narrative.
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Veleebe
Baste Gestedaye
Holmes
Kristol
Harte
Tusleee
Ernest Dilodeau
Tikden
North Main Street
H. P. Hinman
N. Hy
Pine Boteere
Middlebury
Aed
Aoi
North Maunstrost
Tashnor
E A. Strewt
Deel Laveline
Miserd
el Pee
Shore men protest over new working terms
Several thousand longshoremen and checkers walked out in New York on October 1 in protest against recently agreed terms between trans Atlantic steamship operators and the International Longshoremen's association.
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New York
trans-Atlantic Steamship Opr
International Lome Ehoremon's Association
Desperate Escape Attempt Ends in Arrest in Morrisville
Ernest Bennett, 19, of Massa Gillonetti, was arrested by Deputy Kelley after allegedly stealing a horse, bicycle, shotgun, and provisions. He was held for a preliminary hearing before Judge Lafountain, then jailed in Hyde Park for safekeeping.
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Morrisville
Ernest Bennett
Massa Gillonetti
Kelley
F. Gi. Fleetwood
Bennett
Laimoille
Hyde Park
Shelburne
Burlington
Morrierille
Thurwday
PF. Chamberlain
Vil Tigo
Elmore
Ed Bliss
Timors
Noir
Sherif Kelley
Bennett Wae
Lafountain
Six Women Delegates to Attend Legion Auxiliary Convention
Delegates announced they will attend the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion convention in Kansas City from Oct 28 to Nov. Names listed include Mrs Robert Drake of Pittsford, delegate at large, Mrs Elvira Notre of Rutland, Mrs HL Leary of St Albans, Mrs Wiegy of St Johnsbury, Mrs ile ew er, and Mrs Robert McCuen of Ne altermates will join as attending delegates. L Norton of Montpelier may attend as executive committee member.
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de Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Kanswe City
Robert Drake
Pitteford
Barre
Elvira Notre
Rutland
HL Leary
St. Albane
Wiegy
St Johnsbury
Mice
Ile
Robert McCuenen
L. Norton
Montpelier
Hema
Lary
American Legion
Motely OCR fragment hints at local events and people
Fragmentary text from Montpelier area mentions a Panga worker and Mrs Henry finishing a dyer task tonight. Names Esther Miles Mary Drumgold and Marlee Nilen appear with references to White River Junction and a Moviart Queenst theater in Barton Mee, but most details are garbled.
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Panga
Henry
Dyer Loalesmars
Mies Esther Miles
Mary Drumgold
End Besteened
Suter
Peeterdey
White River Junction
Marlee Nilen
MoOuem
Mae
Liquor Found in Stair Post in St Albans Case
Wilfred Deso of St Albans was arraigned in St Albans city court on a charge of illegal liquor possession. Sheriff George T. Catlin found two bottles in a stair post at Deso's home, the court ordered destruction of the liquor, and Deso was released on $600 bail.
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St Albana
Wilfred Deso
Nathan N. Post
St. Albans
George T. Catlin
Dose
Branly
Des
Harding to spend night on old battlefield
President Harding and a small party including Mrs. Harding left Washington for Fredericksburg Virginia to witness the fall maneuvers of the east coast expeditionary forces of the marine corps and spend the night on the Civil War battlefield.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Washington
Fredericksburg
Marine Corps
St Albans Settles Fonda Estate Tax Case for 17 400
The Vermont Supreme Court decision earlier set taxes at about 10 000 for four years. St Albans accepted 17 400 to resolve the dispute with W S Fonda heirs. The case involved taxes and distribution insights from 1917 to 1918 and potential U S Supreme Court handling.
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St. Albans
Oct
W. B. Fonda
Supreme Court of Vermont
Supreme Court
Vermont
St. Alybane
Fonds
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Franklin County
Danusry
United States Supreme Court
England Hopeful of a Solution
England woke hopeful that a settlement of the Irish question might emerge from talks in London. Reports say Eamon De Valera agreed to attend the conference, signaling progress amid cabinet reshuffles and Irish talks.
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England
de Valera
Lonien, Ort
Presa
Hellieh
Mombers
Ives
Sincele
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Rutland High Loses Star Hutlend Ort 1 The Hutlenit
Rutland High reports the loss of a key player named Hutlend Ort in a setback that impacts team performance. The brief notes the departure or absence and its effect on upcoming games at Rutland.
Sunday Services At The Churches
A dense list of Sunday worship services across multiple churches including Spiritualist Society Upper Graniteville Chapel Salvation Army Berlin Corner Cantional Church Graniteville Presbyterian Church Websterville Baptist Church Christian Science Good Shepherd First Baptist Church Church of St John the Baptist East Barre Congregational Church North Barre MLP Church Methodist Episcopal Church Congregational Church Italian Baptist Mission and First Presbyterian, detailing service times and speakers across communities. Notable names include Rev. Eile Webster Rev. W G Cooper Rev Sykes Rev J B Sargent Rev W E Archibald Rev A Cyril Drumm Rev Hert J Lehigh Rev James Kamage and Rev F Knapp with varied morning and evening services plus Sunday school and youth programs.
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Spiritualist Society
Worthen Hall
Eile J. Webster
Upper Graniteville
W. G. Cooper
Websterville
Salvation Army
Envoy Sykes
Mune
All
Berlin Corner
Frisk Blomffield
J. B. Sargent
Northfield
Graniteville Presbyterian Church
W. E. Archibald
Bunday
Websterville Baptist Church
Ching
Christian Science Church
Neday
Summer Street
Church of the Good Shepherd
Cyril Drumm
Stening
First Baptist Church
Washington
Hert J. Lehigh
Barre
St. John the Baptist
Weaterville
A. Cyril Drumm
Canes
F. Knapp
Montpelier
East Barre
North Barre
Skidding autos collide on Barnard gulf road
Charles Lilley driving a Ford and Guy Lockwood in a Chevrolet collided after Lockwood tried to pass Lilley. Lockwood skidded across the road, breaking all glass in the Chevy and injuring his face and ear. Ford radiator and mudguards bent. Chevy damage $150 to $200. Ford damage $75 to $84.
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Rebhel
Woodstork Fair
Charles L. Lilley
Jme
Ford
Guy B. Lockwood
Springfield
Barnard Gulf Road
Lilley
Chevrolet
Lockwood
Lost Wheel and Car Plunge Near Hethel
PF McCullough of Bethel met a mishap on the road to his farm near Robert Noble’s. He lost a wheel after steering into a hole, the car struck a fence post, then slid onto the Granite railway track, plowing dirt and hitting a maple tree before stopping.
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Hethel
PF McCullough
Macco
Robert Noble
Collision in Rutland Between Two Cars
A collision occurred at Forest and River streets Rutland between vehicles driven by George D. Lockwood of Whitehall New York and Mrs George W Lear of Rutland. Both cars suffered substantial damage. No injuries were reported. Keenan cites right of way factors in fault assessment and states damage estimates of 25 to Lockwood and 100 to Lear.
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George D. Lockwood
Whitehall
N.Y
George W. Lear
Rutland
Keenan
Lear
Trolley Car Jumped Track Near Barre With Minor Damage
A six o clock trolley from Barre to Montpelier derailed after hitting a crate, two windows were broken, no injuries reported. Motorman Daniel Badard and Conductor Frederick Maron led the crew. car set back on rails and wrecking crew dispatched from Montpelier. Passengers transferred to the Washington street car. Community notices describe church services, a heating plant update, and upcoming meetings at the parsonage, with events including Sunday school, youth service, a supper, and a bake sale forthcoming.
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Barre
Montpeliar Fin
Salle Moar Jones Hrothery
Wight
Daniel Badard
Frederick Maron
Montpelier
Pawengere
Washington
Barre Hosts Quincy Granite Men Visit
The Board of Trade will entertain the Quincy Massachusetts Granite Manufacturers Association visitors in Barre tomorrow evening for several days. About 400 members travel from Quincy, arriving around 5:30 PM after a 7 AM departure, with a motor tour of local plants on Monday, a joint meeting at 1:30 PM, a Smugglers Notch trip Tuesday, and a farewell banquet at the Hotel Barre before returning to Quincy Wednesday morning.
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Sermen
Brown
Devirom
William
Frlewe Littel
Berlar
Mar
Board of Trustees
Parteh
Bediew Union
Church Parter
Mower
Mra McParland
Che
Toture
Sumdey
Board of Trade
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Lin
Quincey
Mass
Barre
FE. X. Somers
W. G. Reynolds
Frank S. Small
T. W. Bradley
W. M. Adrian
The
Quincey Association
Adrian
Massachusetts
Quincy
Aod
Hotel
Notch
Storm disrupts Vermont wires cutting New England link
A severe storm late yesterday felled trees and broke telephone and telegraph wires, isolating Vermont from New England. Winds roared near gale force, rain swamped lines, and some lines were downed or damaged by debris. The Times lacked its leased Associated Press wire until 7:40 p.m.
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Vermont
New England
Almont
Tempest in Bethel Hits Pedestrians After School
A severe storm swept Bethel on October 1 bringing wind rain and lightning. Trees fell and wires were strewn across streets as pedestrians attempted to reach home from school. Power crews earned praise for restoring lights that evening.
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Bethel
Barre Granite Exhibit Showcases East Coast Reach
Barre quarries produced a standout evertasting exhibit shown in Springfield to more than 29 000 visitors at the eastern States fair. Barres granite monuments and decorative pieces were polished and carved, displayed under the Barre Granite Manufacturers Association direction, with plates cut from standard stock and crafted during summer for the Vermont craft industry.
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Barre
Springfield
Mass
Chicago
Barry
Vermont
Harte
Ssencial Tie
C.F. Millar
Ef Dell
Pemmety
Vermont Ter Crease Co
Katey Oren Cy
Brattlebere
Fairbanks Leah Works
St Dobmebury
Montpetier Clothoe Vieux
Nathanel Aeme Co
Wieden
Viermont
White River Junction
Memday
Thieves Admit Another Break In Plainclothes Trio Linked To Mitiguy Robbery
Three youths Lena Fox Clarence Blake and Lawrence Crowell were arrested for robbing the Quinn store Jericho Center and trying to rob Rage store Fasex Junction Wednesday night. They confessed to the Mitiguy store in Enosburg Falls breaking and hid goods including overcoats and cloth. Evidence included two brick traveling bags found in Morrisville and identified by W E Mitiguy. Items were hidden in Emile Chevalier’s barn at Johnson and in Fox’s Morrisville room. Sheriff and deputies traced bags to Enosburg Falls leading to confessions.
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Burlington # 1
Morrisville
Quinn
Jericho Center
Fasex Junction
W. E. Mitlguy
Enosburg Falls
Lena Fox
Clarence Blake
Lawrences Crowell
Mitiguy
Emile Chevalier
Johnson
Fox
Kelley
Enosburg
Sherif Catlin
Enosberg Falls
Burlington
Nesburg Palk
A Regular Fix Show Promises Veteran Staging
Acing sides and veterans unite for A Segelar Fix, a wartime inspired stage event. Alex Sipriten, famed for last year’s hit, headlines with singing and novelty acts as the audience enjoys a spirited performance that honors World War I memories. Tickets are available now through post members and tonight at 2 o clock.
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Gil
France
Fon
Alex. Sipriten
Water Main Breaks Again In Orange Neighborhood
A disrupted water system forced repairs after a main break near Orange, causing outages for residents. Crews worked through the night to restore service, while officials assessed the damage and prepared further measures to prevent future incidents.
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Atty. Tufts
Middlesex Co
Supreme Court of
Atty. Gen
L Allen
Princeton
Cornell
Diamond Today
Daughters OF 1812
Japan
U. S
Talk OF
the Town
American Legion Auxiliary Convention
Stair Post
Fonda
Rutland High
Pracsen
Fee Demattany
Congregational Church—inc. A
Ttalian Baptist Mission
Brook Street
Gushiren
Somndey
Jenalees
Barth
Tureday
Dane
Toveanders
Peesbyterias Church
Kittredgr. Partor
Charles Lilley
Guy E. Lockwood
P. F. McCullough
G. D. Lockwood
G. W. Lear
Place
Pullow Carlet
Ochock
Orlock
Katherine Hiewn
CME
Etreet
Hank
Barre Granite Manufacturers' Association
TA Pry
Prc
Orange Brook
Ted
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