Sulzer's Side Opens Defence in Impeachment Trial
Impeachment trial proceedings focus on constitutionality of articles one two and six. Managers rest, probing Colwell account No 6002 and a mysterious female beneficiary linked to Frederick T. Colwell. Kreisel, defense counsel, signals further questioning and possible re directing examination of witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbany
Sulser
Alan
John B. Gray
Fuller & Gray
Prederick T. Colwell
Gray
Colwell
Luther Gray
Addi
Pitorner
Hessle Colwell
Predierick Te Colwell
Board of Managers
Kreanl
Sarecky
Defenan
Vermont Librarians Elect Miss S. Lease President
Woodstoc k Oct 2 Vermont librarians gather for the annual Vermont library association meeting at Norman Williams public library in Woodstock with 50 delegates expected. Evelyn S. Lanse of Montpelier is elected president. program includes visits, a concert, and talks by H. H. Williams Jr and Mary Antin at evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee S. Lease of
Montpelier
Woodatock
Vermont
Norman Williams
Vermont Library Association
State Free Public Library Commission
Woodstock Inn
HK. H. Williams
Asi Wordly Ptork
Vermort
Evelyn
Lense of
Evelyn S. Lanse
George D. Stith
Burlington
Weerstary
Elizabeth C. Hille
Lyndonville
Mary Antin
Fraudulent Mail Use Case Tied to New England Regions
The report outlines a grand jury action involving McCormick accused of fraudulent mail use linked to interstate advertisements. It alleges offers to sell seven and eight portions of fresh batter or three and tries sheither at Tree eggs to residents of South Vermont, Vermont and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank
McCormick Oh
Yteral Grand Jury
Makeachusette
New Hampstiie
Vermont
Earthquakes Shake Panama Canal Zone Cities
Two powerful earthquakes struck Panama City and Panama Canal Zone towns around midnight, causing buildings to sway and furniture to fall. Residents, alarmed but reports say no serious structural damage occurred, with tremors lasting several minutes and prompting widespread outcry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Out
Tagan
Panima
Americdia
Canal
Panama City
Kingston
Canal 20 Tar
No damage to Panama Canal structures after quake report
Panama City reports no damage to canal structures following a recent earthquake event. The investigation found the canal zone remains intact with no structural compromise or operational impact noted by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Get
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Grangers Gather for Dusbury Grange Event Evening
Grangers from Dusbury and nearby towns hosted Harmony Grange guests in Dusbury hall. About 100 dined, and members from Stowe Waterbury Center Morrisville Cambridge Jeffersonville and Johnean attended. Program included singing recitations questions and music with several named participants and out-of-town guests from Everett Washington and Fitchburg notice of business meting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Dillingham Grange
Harmony Pomreanm Grange
Dusbiry
Stowe
Morrisville
Cambridge
Jeffersonville
Johnean
Grange
Eddy
Walter Ayers
Wafeebury Center
Gile
Morniavile
Golo
Mra
Jamey Colslime
Dusbury
Gertrude Miller
Wirer
Ruthey
Fred Campbell
Lillian Chase
Huchford
Johnecan
Stowe Granges
Merrinville
Pomona
Rutland Man Crushed Under Wagon Wheels In Accident
Thomas J. Burke of Castleton West Rutland sustained severe injuries when a double team wagon ran away after a frightened animal. He was brought to Rutland hospital in serious condition with broken ribs and head injuries. Local resident Burke is well known in Castleton West Rutland and Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Thomas J. Burke
Castleton
Thomas Burke
Castleton Road
West Rutland
Rutland Hospital
Burke
West
Basta
Millionaire Is Accused of Stabbing in Auto Crash
New York dispatched reports say millionaire Terman Oelrichs was arraigned in police court and held for a Tuesday hearing after Miss Ming Singleton, a college student, claimed he stabbed her in a Broadway automobile wreck. Detectives traced the case through Singleton's tale and a supposed detective named Creighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Terman Oelrichs
Taille Singleton
Ming Singleton
Colrichs
Misa Singleton
Biy Mawr College
Kendore Trayer
Oung Oelrich
Broadway Turaday
Trayne
Miss Singleton Bail Liven
Satin
Palin
Mine Singleton
Dougherty
Oelriche
Miss Singleton
Mix Singleton
Creighton
Mise Singlutam
Lawsuit Seeks 20000 In Conspiracy Case In Maine
Portland, Oct 2 A suit to recover twenty thousand dollars in an alleged conspiracy will be brought at the January term of Kenne county court. The plaintiff Abbott Puller, a former Warren Vermont resident and University of Vermont graduate, claims the defendants influenced a Vermont medical board inquiry. The named defendants are De Tenne B. Gaye Prof William B Lind sal and Cole H Robbine all of Swans island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Knee County Court
Swan's Island
Abbott Puller
Warren
University of Vermont
Fuller
Hickey
Howard
Wallafield
Vermont Board of Medical Registration
Vermont
de Tenne B. Gaye
William B. Lindsal
Cole H. Robbine
Swan
Ict
MRS JERRY LYMAN DIES AFTER ILLNESS IN WATERBURY
Mrs Jerry Lyman of Waterbury died at her High Street home after a week of illness following childbirth. Born Mattie Ayers in Waterbury Center forty two years ago, she was married to Jerry Lyman twenty-one years ago. Survived by three children, her parents Mr and Mrs Grace Ayers, five brothers Cassius Walter Bert Ayers Charles M of White River Junction and Will of Massachusetts. Funeral from the home Saturday afternoon with Rev Doty officiating, burial in Village Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Oet
Oera
Jerry Lytan
High Street
Matel Ayers
Waterbury Center
Grrce Ayers
Jlyman
Horn
Lyman
St. Albmre
Dem
Oval High
Review of Cavalry Prospects in Washington Scene
Fragmentary notes describe a Cavalry review in Washington with references to President Wilson and military leaders. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggest a formal assessment of Tenth Cavalry readiness and potential actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Wilson
Daly
Eaywkey
Washington
Tenth Cavalry
Arrest Made in Death Mystery in Woodstock
George W. Briggs was arrested on suspicion of involvement in the death of Frank J. Tolby and is jailed. State's Attorney Raymond Trainor and deputies secured the arrest at Ellis Eaton’s. Tolby’s inquest continues with many witnesses. Evidence includes a Tolby statement and automobile tracks, while Tolby’s father denies large sums of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Briggs
Woodstock
Frank J. Tolby
Raymond Trainor
H. Ober
J. J. Gould
Briggs
Ellis
Eaton
Ben
Tolby
Mra. J
P. Tolby
Lima
Ohio
State Laboratory
Tafteville
Oieibaa
Paseitu
Linglind
Trial Opens In Waabing County Court For Alleged Assault
The Waabing County Court heard a civil action over two counts of assault and battery filed by Ernest H. Camer against Oram and Perry Joslyn of Whitefield. Key testimony included Joslyn denying and later admitting part of the fight and self defense claims, with other docket items noting transportation bonds and similar cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest HM
Cameroi
Joslyn
Cameron
Whitefield
Costa
Satieron
Fry
H. Blanchard
Coumtck
Ww Comstock
Gonverin
Clede Fitch
Hown
Kennedy
L. K. Knapp
Rilwand Morway
PL Phayer
Wilbur
Gordon
Q. S. Joslyn
Defeminat
Justice Court
Perry
Syn Anid
Hg Transportation
Hg Transportation Cand Ney Keeping Sete Been Locketed Igeaimet Levitin Gurdon
W. A. Lard
Tra Kollins
Norwich cancels football schedule after player death
Norwich football program cancels the entire term schedule following the death of Malt Back Werner Belyea from injuries sustained in a September 24 game against Holy Crown. A vote by the corps postponed finishing the schedule, with plans to hold clade amen and practice to maintain training for freshmen and sophomores, and to play the freshman sophomore game as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Cot
Norwich
Werner Belyea
Belyea
Holy Crown
Trewey
Belwina
Dewey
Chajwl
Smallman
Vermont Hearing On Telephone Rate Reductions
Testimony at the Vermont Public Service Commission in Montpelier discusses proposed rate cuts for Heath Telephone and a Massachusetts firm. Newell cites a $125 surplus last year and potential deficit if reduced rates are approved. witnesses describe cost structures, contracts, and lineage of the small line systems. Adjournment followed extended questioning and a plan to resume in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Public Service Commission
State House
Montpelier
Vermont
Newell
Heath Telephone Company
Massachusetts Corporation
New England Telephone Company
Jeee
Ieee
Massachuseus
New England
Cnat
Mr. Newell
Telyrler Wu
H. H. Skeels
Isle la Motte eTephone Company
Abe
Ite Tramanitters
Shuhail Piva
Vnce
Iso la Motte
Wyal Alincie
Erderly
Yuen Crice
M. B. Jones
New England Company
Skeels
W. Melendy
Melendy ‘Telephone Company
Sot Londonderry
Western Electric Company
Melendy
Burlington Loses Case Verdict of $1500 A Estate of Toba
Burlington verdict concerns a case involving estate affairs with a $1500 judgment. mentions political context around Augustus P. Gardner and his stance on woman suffrage. Also notes municipal electric lighting management and a weather forecast for the period with fair skies and east to west winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Augustus P. Gardner
Burlington
John A. de
Chitcoe
Ag . Peek
Ferry
Ron
Gardner
Svohn
A. Leary
Saeed Neal
Ue Municipal Electric Lighting
Adams Webster Wedding Bridges Barre Woman and South Barre Groom
Barre woman Hattie Webster and Charles Artine Adams of South Barre were married in a single ring ceremony at the bride’s brother E. C. Webster’s home in South Barre. About 30 relatives attended as bridesmaid Ming Mary Adams and best man Harold Adams helped. The couple, after a brief reception, planned to travel to Norwich Connecticut and Boston before settling in South Barre where the groom farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Artine Adams
and Aira
Cie Adame
South Barre
Hattie
Webster
Charles Webster
Barre City
Harold Adame
Hurlington
Behle
Adame
Norwich
Conn
Wleo
Boston
Wallin Briggs
Moter
Williamatown
Sheeper
Wershire
Honey Gates
Chelsea
Dean Griffith
White
Wend Mire
Baungene Reynolds
Willlemstown
A. W. Hewitt
Piainiti
Granite City lodge fair opens with lively program and dances
The GranIt e City lodge No 37 opened its annual fair with musical and literary numbers and a dance. Riley's Orchestra will entertain for four nights as James Gould and others receive applause. Dancers began at 6 and the floor stayed crowded to midnight. Various booths are run by a broad committee including Mrs Stephens and Mrs Morrison with ticket duties assigned. Tonight features piano duets, readings, and dancing under crepe trimmed booths in lodge colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City Lodge
My' Uy
Iodge
Amay
Riley
Mtale
James Gould
Miewes Daleamt
Mra J. H. Outber
Daneregg
I Alonworth Wal
Aranda
Fancy Booth
Jenny Scott
Alfred Milne
Mins Ida Hownett
Candy
Martel Witt
Provence Robertscn
Apron
William Stephen
George Stewart
Tenhelin Thompson
William Mulry
Counterfeit Half-Dollars Stir City Suspicion
A report warns of counterfeit half-dollars in circulation in the city. The fake coin mirrors a real half-dollar in weight and appearance, dated 106d and described as bright and new. A local man weighed one and found two would equal the weight of a ten won. Officials fear more fakes may be passed, with at least one example found in Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Vika
Barre
Funeral for Clarence E. Nourse Held in Barre
Funeral services for Clarence E. Nourse, longtime Barre resident, who died Sunday night at his home in Worcester, were conducted yesterday at 2 p.m. Rev H L A Pint officiated at the church with many clan members in attendance. Bearers included George Cor nark, Alexander Covie, Willaver Aimek, Jane Pardoreen, Donald Melewl and Jim McLeod. Interment followed at Worcester Cemetery with rites at the grave. Attending: Mr and Mrs A C Memes, Miss Margaret Seani Wandell, Mr and Mrs Hugh Orthenpie, Mr and Mrs Anis Leith, William Edwards, Mrs Portuy Oar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perviers
Clarence E. Sourae
Longetime
Barre
Hels
Worcester
Fralme
Chielet
Montpelier
Barry Lee
Clan Gorden
Chint George Cornark
Alexanter Covie
Willaver Aimek
Jane Pardoreen
Donald Melewl
Jiem McLeod
Armonge the
Barrne
A. C Memes
Margaret
Seani
Auto Stuck on Crossing Near Middlesex Village
Auto occupants returning home from a trip east ran onto a railroad crossing near the three-foot stone bridge when the front wheel stuck on the track. The car was pushed free by the train crew and derailed but stopped before collision. vehicle damaged, couple then drove to Middlesex village for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manachusetts
W. A. Remely
Central Vermont Railroad
Threesoile
Rey
Temelo
Stowe Arrests Highlight Local Court Actions
Deputy Morrigus arrested Wit Ham Buckman on a mortgage larceny charge after pursuing him to Stowe. Buckman pleaded guilty with sentence pending settlement. Basilio Dente faced a separate charge for selling cigarettes to a minor. he pleaded guilty and a fine of 5.14 was added. Officer Dirneen arrested Dente on a city court warrant at the request of Grand Juror A. G. Fay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Morrigus
Stowe
Ham Buckman
Buckmad Decors
Marre
H. W. Scot
Buckman
Justice Court
Bexuel
J. Want Curver
Dea
Flbl Dumas
More Town
North Mains
Depot Square
Wis
Taigaat
H. W. Scott
Basilio
Dente
John W. Dirneen
A. G. Fay
Columbus Day Plans Move by Barre Knights of Columbus
At the Barre council annual meeting, members agreed to designate Monday October 19 as Columbus Day observance with planning to involve a lecture on Christopher Columbus and his discovery, followed by a ball. Elections elected Edward J. Owen grand knight and James T. Kenefick deputy grand knight. other officers were named with changes in warden and financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Council
Knights of Columbaus
Scampin
Barto Cooner
Christopher Colwibus
America
Umes T. Kenes Fick
Pi 1
Sullivan
James Bennett
T.L Denning
Martin Riley
Peter Deaatiels
William A. Riley
Times Fitegerald
Jmaide
John Hartigan
F. A. Noonan
A. H. Burke
William Riley
Donvid Murphy
Rhode Toland
Joseph Nelson
Charged With Larceny At White River Junction
Det. 2 Fair De Kelly and Allan Rod Spencer were arrested yesterday morning for larceny of a diamond ring and small bank from a sanctioned tones repository. Spencer waived examination and was bound over to county court. Kelly failed to furnish home, and a jail sentence could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kelly
White River Junction
F. de Kelly
Alan Rod Spencer
AL. Darrah
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Sulzer
Vermont Librarians
McCormick
J. Burke
Chum Jpinna
Ad Wolgant
Mai
Milwatier Tm
Tha
Methmite Hive
Milvetshoy
Millionaire
Erman Oelrichs
Lucille Singleton
People
Jerry Lyman
Ernest H. Camerom Sues Oramel and
Perry Joslyn
Heath Telephone Co
Garner
Toba AL Ry
Adams—Webster
Howland Hall
Mises Giadys Biod
Myrtie Stephens
Vacasory
Alive
Hattie Holt
Gertrude Thompson
C. N. Nourse
William Buckman
Khewkd
Outfelder
Ydeyer
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