New York’s pivotal role in the upcoming election
The piece notes Governor Prouty’s stance on hunting proclamation, Hiagen’s candidacy claim of German descent, and Roosevelts ancestry remarks. It contrasts British suffrage chaos with Vermont legislators chained in protest. It questions New York’s impact on next Tuesday’s vote and Tammany Hall’s shifting support for Bryan. Taft, Bryan, and Hisgen figures loom as central names in the state’s contest.
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New York
Taft
Bryan
Hisgen
Hearst
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Intercity park hosts Vermont and Norwich meet in debut
The Vermont and Norwich universities staged an intercollegiate football game yesterday at Intercity park. Public interest was high and residents of Barre and Montpelier showed strong support. The article urges both schools to repeat the annual contest next fall at the same grounds, predicting a record crowd and favorable financial returns for the teams.
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Intercity Park
University of Vermont
Norwich University
Barre
Montpelier
Norwich
Vermont
Massachusetts labor union fines members ban debated
A Springfield Republican summary notes the Massachusetts Supreme Court denies a labor union the power to fine members who refuse to follow union mandates. The majority calls such fines intimidation and unlawful. A strong dissent, joined by Chief Justice Knowlton and Justice Sheldon, argues workers may strike or refuse to cooperate as a right.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
Springfield
Ductive “Knowlton
Justice Sheldon
Justice Loving
Agrow
Inct
Joining & Union
Union obligations and penalties in labor practices
The court rules that while unions may discipline members for tardiness absences unpaid dues and misconduct harming the organization they cannot punish a member who declines to join a strike. Compulsory adhesion during current labor operations shapes the labor market and employer community rights.
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Haing
Current Comment on State Aid Tax Burden
Northfield Nowa notes that funding all projects seeking state help and those requesting new appropriations would demand taxes raised twice to cover payments. The reflection warns legislators about looming fiscal strain if aid targets widen and persists as the session progresses.
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Northfield Nowa
Open ballot boxes at six on election day
The legislature is urged to require ballot boxes to open at 6:00 a.m. on election days to capture votes from workers who leave for jobs early. Montana Montpelier Journal and Burlington News note that opening earlier would raise turnout, citing counts showing 150 to 200 votes cast between 6 and 7 a.m. and warning current 9 a.m. openings miss working voters.
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Montpelier
Montypelier
Montpelier Journal
Burlington News
Legislature Notes and Vermont Forester Budget Debate
A Vermont legislature note outlines Representative Tilden of Barre supporting direct election of license commissioners, seen as closer to local option. Farmers association outlines Hitchcock bill for 8100100 and a state forester, stressing reclaiming waste land. Statements claim 60 percent of laws fit for timber use. immediate planting profits cited with Norway spruce and white pine examples. Unanimous support for the bill at the meeting. Montpelier High School drum corps leads a march to Representatives' hall for an eloquent address by Congressman-elect Frank Plimley, with postaddress banquet at the Pavillon hotel including Gov. Prouty, Lieut-Gov Mead, and others.
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Bil
Tilden
Barre City
Lix
Herald
Rutland Herald
Farmers’ Association
Hitchcock
Mr. Hitchcock
J. Ly Mills
Burlington
1. Jones
George Aitken
Woodstock
PF. D. Proctor
Vermont
Emphanleodl
Aitkeald
Billinge
Norway
Club
Frank Renfield
Morrisville
J. Ormelee
Brandon
J. Mowley
Northfield
J. T. Luria
Montpelier
Hugh Henry
Chester
W. H. Stack
Springfield
I. A. Howe
Ludlow
Montpelier High School
Parvilion Hotel
Representatives’ Hall
Frank Plunley
Northfild
Phumdley
Pavillon Hotel
Huh Henry
George H. Prouty
A. Mead
TC. Cheney
Congress
Frank Plamley
J. J. Gouldine
Wilmington
J. F. Taylor
Brattleboro
M. Mansur
Newport
Reunion Society of Vermont Officers Holds 48th Meet in Montpelier
About 40 members of the Reunion Society of Vermont Officers gathered in Montpelier for their 48th annual meeting. The society, former Civil War veterans now scattered nationwide, includes 350 members. General H Lach presided as the meeting opened, with Lieut. J. A. Goulding of Wilmington named temporary chairman. Reports were read and adopted. treasury showed $15,000 on hand. Letters of regret from Chicago and Burlington were noted. A nominating committee was formed for officer elections.
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Reunion Society of Vermont
Montpelier
Jts
Vic
H. Lach
Carroll Found Guilty of Assault in Rutland Case
William B. Carroll was found guilty by a Rutland county jury of assault with intent to rob A. D. Ellie a Rutland pawnbroker. Judge Taselton sentenced him to not less than 18 months nor more than 2 years in the house of correction for the August assault.
Carpenter Fails Bankruptcy Petition in Rutland Case
In Rutland Vermont a carpenter named W Pike of Bure Hington failed a petition in bankruptcy. Clerk F S Platt of the United States court noted liabilities of 8637 and assets of 110 with 160 claimed exempt.
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Rutland
Cot
W. Pike
Bure Hington
F. S. Platt
Wty
Websterville Entertainer to Perform at Opera House
Charles R. Taggart of the New York Star Lyceum Moreau will headline an entertainment at the Websterville opera house Friday evening under the auspices of the Whaterville bard. The program promises amusement with sketches violin pieces and other performances.
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Charles R. Taggart
New York Star Lyceum
Moreau
Opera House
Websterville
Unter the Auspines
Whaterville
Bard
Charmuter Wketches
Miminey
East Barre Entertainment St. Taggart to Perform Friday
Mr Charles St Taggart of the New York Star Street Bureau will give an entertainment in the ape r house East Morre Friday under the patronage of the Entland Theatre.
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Charles St. Taggart
New York Star Sreetm Bureau
Aper House
East Morre
Mire
Great Sale of Ayrshires at Forest Park Farm Auction
Forest Park Farm near Brandon sold 95 Ayrshire cattle for 9505 at auction, led by J N Chase owner. Prices averaged about 19 per head, with multiple lots including cows, heifers, and calves. L F Herrick of Worcester praised the sale, noting wide interest from Ohio Pennsylvania and New England buyers.
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Forest Park Farm
Brandon
Enle
Aryshire
Hell
J. N. Chase
Auation
L. F. Herrick
Worcester
Mass
Rae Park Farm
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New England
Man Falls From Train Near Rutland
George Squires of Brandon fell or jumped from a southbound Rutland line train in Ost yesterday. He suffered a four inch head wound and internal injuries after striking a rat in the depot area. Squires held a Brandon to Rutland round trip ticket and was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Rutland
George Squires
Brandon
Rutland Railroad
Lyer
Worthful Shoes by A. A. Smith & Bro
An advertisement for Worthful Shoes from A. A. Smith & Bro promotes mens, womens, and children's footwear. It emphasizes value and price incentives, inviting customers to visit today to try on a pair.
Wearable Underwear Line Offers Big Value This Fall
We present a large, affordable underwear collection with a wide range of sizes and quality. Customers benefit from our strong purchasing power and low prices.
Glove Time Brings Quality Gloves With Great Fit
Fall time signals new gloves and shops advertise quality, perfect fit, and low price. Customers are invited to come in and examine options, with small pocketbook prices highlighted. The piece emphasizes value and accessibility for readers seeking seasonal gloves.
Good Hosiery Offer Sellout Refund Promise
A local retailer promotes hosiery with a frank sales pitch. The ad acknowledges past quiet on hosiery and asserts the products are not holeproof or guaranteed for long wear. It promises a cheerful refund if customers are not satisfied with wear value, inviting shoppers to try the items.
Bryan Hosts Hill as Highlight of Campaign Night
Albany N Y Oct 20 Former U S Senator David Bennett Hill reappears on a Bryan rally platform for the first time in years. Hill disavowed politics yet urged support for Bryan and the Democratic ticket, praising the candidate as absolutely right on key issues and arguing for a change in administration and leadership.
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Albany
William J. Bryan
U. S
David Bennett Hill
Hill
Ieader
Bryan
Yokota
New Batch Of Produce Deals At Bargain Prices
We just received more corn priced at pounds for 25c and clean parsnips six pounds for 25c. A daily special features New Layer Figs large and clean at two pounds for 25c, a striking value.
Nomination Tied to People Not To Any One Man
The speaker argues nominations must belong to the people who elect them not to a single man or a party figure. He warns the president would be true to the public and not a puppet controlled by others, likening such control to a great big caged bear on a string.
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Tom Hiegen
Hiagen
Hiegen
Rooserett
Inwlirs Tf
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