Lee Breaks From Unions Over Strike at Chicago Hearing
Ben W. Hooper of the United States railroad labor board led testimony as W. G. Lee, president of the trainmen, explained his withdrawal from a joint union meeting. Lee said the strike resolution raised questions he would not endorse and that he aimed to tell his men the truth. The hearing, in the Coliseum, included a roll call of union presidents and railroad officials as the board prepared to rule on reopening negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Ben W. Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
W. G. Lee
Lee
Tae
Uney
Toads
Jndge
Barton
Railrose
Warren Stone
Enginetta
Stromz
Stone
Railront
Imeri
Amit
Hartness Proposes to Maintain Order
James Hartness yesterday authorized a statement asserting readiness to use all available resources to maintain order in case of a railroad strike. The remark appeared amid broader tensions and referenced potential federal action and conference discussions with unnamed officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartness
Ewormer
James Hartness
Freie
Cormins
Belote
Rarles A. Plomlex
Harding Speech Advocates Equal Educational Opportunity for Blacks
President Harding spoke at Birmingham in a semi centennial event urging equal educational opportunity for blacks while recognizing social differences. He called for ending prejudices and supporting political and economic advancement within a framework of social distinction. He urged voters to judge fitness for rights and insisted on a broken pattern of rigid party allegiance between races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Als
Mt Harding
Sucos
Washington
South
Harding
Identification Discreditation Sparks Police Probe
A woman claiming to be Mrs Elizabeth Richards of Jersey City provided a false address, derailing an identification. Investigators focused on two shirts wrapped around the victim on Staten Island, while other clues such as a stained knife and nightgown were dismissed after stain analysis showed ordinary origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangmene
Hertha Becker
Elizabeth Richards
Jersey City
Staten Island
Howe
Long Island
North Calais Aeration and Local Social Notes
North Calais mourns the death of Mr. Whesle aged about seventy and Woodbury health concerns follow his passing. Anecdotes recall cheerful aunts and kind words for friends. Word of a district fair in Williams and visits by Barre residents appear among varied local notices.
Talk of the Town: Wormington district manager of Met Life teased
Community chatter centers on Wormington district manager of Met Life who faced a recall of a public event. The report notes Neale Overlens involved and a disputed delay at the street level, with local reactions and upcoming steps.
Permitting Sale of Medical Beer Soon Authorized
Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair announced that permits for brewers to manufacture medical beer under new treasury regulations will be issued promptly. Brewers must apply through state directors, and those who violated prohibition will be ineligible, though occurrences are not widespread. He emphasized a red tape free process with careful investigation for bona fide operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Blair
Seizure of Bonded Liquor Found Hidden in Turnips
Federal officers seized 1,147 quarts of bonded whiskey hidden under 900 bushels of turnips in a pony car at Amesbury Massachusetts. Chief William Rogers led the arrest after a report from a Boston bound junk dealer. The liquor was stored in two sugar barrels and is part of a larger trafficking investigation.
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Amesbury
Mate
Mars
William Rogers
Buryport
Boston
Powers Fined 2000 for Volstead Violations in Burlington
John L Powers pleaded guilty in U S district court to eight Volstead Act violations in Burlington Vermont. He was fined 2000 and ordered jailed 90 days with possible release on poor debtor status if unable to pay, while awaiting release on other cases. Victor Cohen of St Adams andAlbarg also pleaded guilty to similar offences and received small fines and sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
John L
Jack) Powers
United State District Court
Chittenden
Powers
Baker
Yonteotey
Victor Cohen
St. Adlams
Albarg Cohen
Romsta
Billion-Dollar Bank Plan Rumored in Warsaw
In Warsaw on October 20 the Amodisted Drees reported Vanderlip floated a plan for a Bank of the United States with government aid. He suggested establishing banks backed by reserve holdings to support free trading policy and pegged to public needs, though details remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Drees
Bank of United States
Bo- Teteere
Vanderlip
Ses
Srg
Detlar Mates
Gekt Peserve
Fre
Ile
Wight
Berka
Shipwreck off Pollock Rip Shoals saves crew. seven missing
The four masted schooner Henry B Kreger wrecked near Pollock Rip Shoals in Chatham Mass as heavy seas forced seven crew members into a small boat. Captain Edward L Joyce of Medford and Mate Algar W Perry remained aboard. The vessel, en route from New York to Walti m, grounded after fighting currents. The two officers rescued by a nearby crew, while seven sailors drifted at sea. The ship’s dimensions and origin are recorded.
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Chatham
Mass
Henry B. Kreger
Pollock Rip Shoals
Waltim N
New York
Cumast
Edward L. Joyce
Medford
Mate ¥Algar W. Perry
Saundwith
William Seeth
Port
Cook
Louis PL
Rufae le Opps
Manuel
Michael J. Brett
Arthur Santosrence Corbin
Fonda
Cape
Dogar
Pris
Joyce
Moriomay Point
Moras
Tandere
Henry PK
Bull
Hatch
Million Dollar Loot Stolen in Mail Truck Heist
Post office authorities say the five stolen pouches may hold over a million dollars after partial checks. Other sources indicate totals could approach two million. A $5,000 reward for each robber, dead or alive, has been posted by the Postmaster General, heightening the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ort
Tings
Church Celebrated and Messages Shared At Town Event
A church gathering Monday featured cheerful messages from visitors and local figures. Rev and clerk led prayers and readings as attendees shared goodwill, with the community committee planning future acts of service and celebration.
Stacy Mar in wedding at St Monica s Church
A wedding was solemnized at St. Monica s Church this morning uniting Leonide Marin daughter of Hormidas Marin and Henry Stacy of Green Street Montreal in a cassin gown and veil with orange blossoms. The bridesmaid Eva Marin and best man Al Messer stood beside the couple as relatives and friends attended. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Montreal for a reception and wedding trip, with plans to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Monica's Church
Leonide Florante
Hormidas Marin
Laurel Street
Henry Stacy
Green Street
Montreal
P. Q
P.M. McKenna
Eva Marin
al Messer
Will Stacy
Antoine Poirier
Montréal
John Peary
Shelburne
Rase Bautier
Burlington
Ier
Henes
Barre
Bar re Board of Trade Nets 309 From Magnet Theatre Event
Board of Trade day at the Magnet theatre raised over 309 for charity. Three years of yearly theatre benefits are planned, with 900 children attending, cheering as Spaulding high school teams competed. Ward three led by Leo Sangui netti won the drive, raising funds for a Spaulding banner to hang in the assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Magnet Theatre
Barre
Toonerville
Leone Reynolds
Spaulding High School
Ward One
Ward Two
Cheora Reynolds
Marjorie Smith
Ward
Leo Sanguinetti
Leo Sangouinetes
Mims Ronen
Miss Hays
Gould
Mise Ormehee Mine Bruya
Mies Lita
Mason
Mive Blanchard
Biledeen
Stone Cutter Dies After Long Illness in Quincy
Born in Aberdeen Scotland Robert Summers lived in Quincy most of his life. He worked steadily in his trade until June and suffered illness requiring hospital care before his death at home on Ayers Street. He leaves widow Mrs Summers, a daughter, and brother William of Quincy.
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Hake Street
Aberdeenhire
Scotland
Robert Summers
Quincy
Mike Ann Yeats
Aberdeen
Semmetw
Ayers Street
William
Sheet &Square
Beth Ie
Lynn Shoe Workers Face 20 Percent Wages Cut Proposal
Lynn Massachusetts shoe makers affiliated with the Lynn Shoe Manufacturers' Association face an immediate 20 percent wage cut proposal to be approved by the union. George W. Gage urged joint council members to accept a measure needed to resume business, with meetings set for Friday night to discuss the plan among about forty factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Massy
Det
Ree
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Workers’ Union
Snter
George W. Gage
Manufacturers’ Association
Secretaries of Joint Council
No. 1
United Shoe Workers of America
Allied Shoe Counseil
Allied Shoe Workers’ Union
Goodyear
Monterey
Red Shoe Workers
Joint Council
Allied Alive Council
Gage
Grand Jury Sits in Special Session in Washington County
The Washington county grand jury met at 10 AM and received instructions from Judge Sherman R. Moulton. It will consider the Harold M. Bancroft homicide in Barre on Oct 16 and possibly the Kelsey Freeman fatality in Cabot on July 22. Jurors named include Willey Berlin, Cannon Northfield, Bartlett Mainfield, Hoyt Cabot, Davie Waterbury, Daniels North Montpelier, Timner Montpelier, Nelson Fayston, Wilder Walletinid, Greenwood Warren, Gilman Marshfield, Russell Middineex, Dwinell Montpelier, Willers Moretown, Clark Waterbury, Tassie South Woodbury, Wilroe Woreepsmane dn Sota. Banners subpoe nad to appear at 2 PM. Feedy Thomas, state's by Fantington county, appeared for state and panied the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Sherman R. Moulton
Harold M. Bancroft
Barre
Louls Lebel
Kelsey Freeman
Cabot
Willian Parry
G. Willey
Berlin
Matthias Cannon, Jr
Northfield
Edward J. Bartlett
Mainfield
RM. Hoyt
George Davie
Waterbury
George Daniels
North Montpelier
Alfred Tirneler
Hast Montpelier
C. Nelson
Fayston
Fred Wilder
Walletinid
J.P. Greenwood
Warren
EW. Gilman
Marshfield
Luther Russell
Middineex
D. J. Dwinell
Montpelier
C. Willers
Moretown
W. B. Clark
Robert A. Tassie
South Woodbury
Jebe R. Wilroe
Worees
Feedy Thomas
Fantington County
Smelled liquor complicates Barre fatality inquest
In Washington County a long inquest continued into the death of M H Steward, struck by a base fracture after a fall at Worthen's barge in Barre. Witnesses described the body, the hospital ascent, and remarks on liquor odor and vomiting. A undertaker testified the body was undressed, clothing damp, as the coroner's inquiry proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Iesaak XC Wicard
M. H Steanister
A. A. Boyer
de Worthen ‘Lock
Barre
Washi
Aanal Tase
Fina HK
Laesil
Gwendolyn Pitkin
Baste
Lyube Worthen
Permit Setback Delays Second Hand Store Move
Plans by Abram Tillie and Irving Fine to open a Granite and North Maine second hand store faced a setback as their permit to move the house to the street line was referred to the street committee by the board of aldermen. The September building inspector report noted 42 permits issued and various city payrolls and bills approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram
Tillie
Irving Fine
Granite and
North Maine Streets
Granitwaml North Main Street
Boards of Aldermen
Rand
Fine
Hadrisance
Exo Tequesta
W. S. Smith
Liberty Street
Summer Street
Cook, Watkins Mfg. Co
Depot Square
Mra
Philip Bolon
Birch Street
Barre City Hospital
Washington Street
Edward Barrett
Charles
Neptune Meter Co
McCarthy & Brigham
C. E. Curtis
Board of Charities and Probation
Jones & Hall
Kay
Gulder & Richardson
Goose Green Halloween Shake Down Plans Discussed
R F D scenery and Barre City group organize a Howland hall Halloween shake down next Monday evening to raise funds and aid Rustle Brook residents. Edytur Bennett leads, with Tom Mercer Alfalfy Jackson staging acts. Calliope Reynolds chairs novelties committee. entertainment includes a ball, art shop, and dancers. Donations and prizes to support the community effort are pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goose Green Committee
Hallowe'en
Howland Hall
Barre City
Reale Eta Aes Pena
Bennet
Meloud
Gramp
Eldur
Tom Mercer
Alfalfy
Ereordin
Sewin
Calliope Reynolds
Charrman
Calliope
Tiny Calliope
G. Cuthur
Trewiy
Gove Gitwin Kermitty
Funeral for John Presely at local church service
The funeral of John Presely was held at a local church with a family interment. Bearers included merchants and relatives, with several local names listed among the attendees and mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Presely
Hens Yi
Merchant Grambons
James Te Villiass
Jennie
Som
Roland
Rutog
Nereis
Belle
Cabumbia
Entertained Be oat an Sue EA of Bat prter
Mont ter Entertained Mr and Mrs Henry Piseld, with Sue EA of Bat prter, in Teepe ellereewe oe reiteration of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Piseld
Montter
Goddard Seminary Trustees Hold Annual Meeting
Goddard seminary trustees gathered for the annual meeting to review building repairs costing about 12000 dollars, elect officers, and plan expansion to boost the school's influence. Fred F. Kimball chaired. reports praised progress, funds were urged, and subscriptions and an Adviné Register project were discussed for living graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
Prin. AL
Davison
Fred F. Kimball
Burlington
Kimball
Charlesne Darling
Clark King
Montpelier
Charles A. Gale
Rutland
Alien
Barre
Morley
Newton
W. H. Gladding
Randolphenyon
A. J. Farwell
Moni
Don W. Camp
South Barre
Charles A. Chapman
Yorksburg
George H. Clark
East Montpelier
Theboro
John Ridlen
Hailey
Julia A. Holland
David Montague
Boston
Flora
Judie Coburn
North Montpelier
Olive P. Calef
Washington
Rich Kent
Inet
Mike Calef
Mr. Kent
Charles H. Wishart
Ahamat
Fred E. Kimball
Pariiaton
Homer C. Ladd
Chartier A. Chapman
Ferrisburg
Don V. Camp
Mier Hollams
The
Schoo
T. L. Woodward
Marvey E. Averell
Woodward
Mexate
Farwell
Kenyon
Blanehara
Ladd
Barclay
Lane
George Kent
Guddand
Echonl
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Railroad, Labor Board At
Vermont
Wapten
North Calais
Fulsom Wheeler
Whesle
Suerte
Carrie Benjamin
East Calais
Lars Heveral
Lailies
Stowe
Beintcoepe
Wiliams
Hardwick
Masibese Monta
Woo
Mise
Lowella Ketwell
Alice Melt Wert
Ferent Tielters
St, AD
Talk OF
the Town
THR
Wormington
Distriet
Met
Wee de Peterter
Neale Overlens
Ant
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Jack Powers
Billion-Dollar Bank
Central
Europe
Previees
Masterphene Dwetroynd
Henry F. Kreger
New York City
West Brookfield and East Braintree Society
Stacy—Marin
James ‘Summers
Louis Lebel
William Stewand
Mr. Bedgie
Mrward
Board of Aldermen
Granite
Sisit
Desaniel
Peter
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