Thousands Attend Burials as Slaying Probe Stalls
In Utica New York on September 15 thousands attended the burial of six year old There Percopin and three year old Wreddie Infusino at St Agnes Cemetery. Police have no clues about the slayer and fear further danger as Fuimle Infusino, survivor, cannot identify the attacker. Rewards totaling over $3,000 have yielded no leads. The survivor's father vows to take a gun and pursue the killer himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
There Percopin
Wreddie Infusino
St. Agnes
Fuimle Infusino
Tafurino
Women Die After Auto Trolley Collision Near Canton
A crash between an automobile and a trolley car near Canton, Pennsylvania, killed Mrs. James McKay and seriously injured Mr. McKay and Mr. and Mrs. Conklin of Troy. The vehicle reportedly struck the trolley as it failed to pass in a street corridor. Nine trolley passengers escaped injuries, while McKay suffered fatal injuries after being hurled from his seat. Conklin sustained skull fractures and other wounds, and Mrs. Conklin suffered severe cuts with internal injuries. Authorities indicated speed and driver behavior as factors, with investigations ongoing into fault and related legal issues.
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Tip
McKay
Tatter
Jlite
Mia
Franklin County Court Term Opens With Jury Docket
total of 73 cases listed for a Franklin County court session at St Albans on March 15 with 25 set for jury trial and 38 awaiting court action. Guy Start and Henry Duntur named among first trial defendants as docket calls and grand jury foreman duties discussed. Franklin County Bar officers elected including President Isaac G Auating and Vice President Hogan. association to meet again before adjournment.
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St. Albans
Spt
Franklin
Fred M. Ruth
Guy
Henry Duntur
Tristens
Grand Jury
Petit
Adame
Swanton
Nonval
Bwanton
Badly Hurt In Runaway In St Athans
St Athans Ivor Peres of Froniciin was badly injuried yesterday when a pair of ords bolted down Main Street. Mr Pibreg, driving, dropped the rein and leapt clear, fracturing his right ankle. Frank Meade, riding with him, was shaken. the once animal crashed into an electric pole near Fon’s place. Dr Paige treated Pieres at his office. he was later taken to Dr Nell’s home where he rested.
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St Athans
Ivor Peres
Froniciin
Pibreg
Bt Ordis
Main Street
Pierce
Meade
Nater
Fons
Pieres
Dr. Paige
Or. Nell
Tyrian Arrives to Meet Peary at Battle Harbor
Port Riche Sept 15 The Canadian cable steamer Tyrian arrived and sent a message to Commander Bottly Harbor asking if orders allow return to Sydney. Tyrian expected to arrive this evening to continue escort and readiness for Peary expedition.
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Port Riche
Tyriin
Auronte
Battle Harbor
Ance
Family Narrowly Escapes Fire At Sterling Home
A family escaped a house fire at Sterling when the blaze struck at nightfall. Neighbors aided rescue as the structure burned, with officials estimating $206 in possessions lost and the cause still unknown. Fire crews secured the scene and investigated possible sources.
Fire at Cornwall Newspaper Clippings Report
Fire at Cornwall damages the Lovlie K. Withorell property in the morning. The blaze caused unknown losses as a tent fire and escape routes were reported. authorities begin inquiry into origin and extent of the damage.
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Pire
Berny
Lovlie
Withorell
Inauranda
Milford and Mont Vernon Officials Probe Death of Mrs Boutwell
Milford and Mont Vernon authorities investigate the death of Mrs Mary Jane Delton Boutwell wife of Mont Vernon resident py Boutwell. The funeral was postponed to permit authorities to examine the scene and gather evidence including a long wound on her neck and teeth found outside the house.
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Milford, N
Milford
Mont Vernon
Ler
Mary Jane Delton Boutwell
Py Boutwell
Milton Dndertaker
Boutwell
John Vallanshen
Tryan
James W. Ryan
Ryan
Afillsborough
Houtwell House
Hall Comes Back as Corinth Divorce Case Moves
Cheleea Hall of Corinth files for divorce from Eddie L Hall after a lengthy court process. The June term saw orders issued and a decree to be enforced, with bail set at fifty dollars for the December term as proceedings continue.
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Eddie L. Hall
Corinth
Seeres
Hall
President Taft Off On Long Trip
Boston September 15 President Taft waved to crowds as he left for a 24 000 mile journey through the south and west reaching Albany to join the regular express train in a private car attached to the Albany line.
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President Tafe
Boston
Talt
Incoherent OCR Note From Rural Ledger
Fragmentary text notes a person and place in a rural setting with unclear details. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to establish a specific item or outcome.
Striking Workmen Halt St Albans Street Work
In St Albans 25 workers constructing stevers and sewers went on strike over pay frequency under bonding act. Their names were given to the city overseer of the poor so he could deny aid. The mob did not appear, work halted, and the case was taken to legal advice for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
TL. P
Welch
Montpelier
St. Allie
Northfield
St Albans
Thane
Tris
New Strike Call at Pressed Steel Car Co. Sparks Worker Action
A reported strike call declares three thousand foreign workers ready to strike if management and union leaders fail to address demands. The labor dispute centers on working conditions and wage concessions at the Pressed Steel Car Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works of Pressed Steel Car Co
Pressed Steel Car Co
Textile workers accept wage increase offer at Irop works
In Jall River on September 18 the loom workers at the Irop mills agreed to a ten percent wage rise for manager C. D. Bordon and will resume work. The tentative agreement, reached after talks, covers about 000 workers and raises pay for all affected roles.
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Fall River
Jall River
Dines
Irop Works
C. D. Bordon
Moray
Borden
Temporary restoration of rates offered after talks
Foremen and representatives from Montpelier and Barre met at the Pavilion hotel to discuss a voluntary settlement with Vermont telephone company. The proposal would restore rates temporarily until new terms are in place and a later written agreement is revised for clarity.
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Vermont ‘Telephone Company
Roe
Tre
Jowh
A. Belloc
Montpelier
Trudy
Twin Cities
Vormont Public Service Commission
Atiansativ
M. B. Jones
J. A Gowdy
Edmund Lang
Fred W. Stacy
Joseph N. Keller
Barre
John W. Gordon
Fred L. Laird
Tharyupon
DeBoer
Down
Masmin
St Albans Area Sees Attendance Rise at Fair and School Event
Report from St Albans notes rising turnout at the Northfield fair and local school showcase. Widespread participation included more than a hundred extra attendees at the school event, with crowds occupying aisles and benches as program lines ran long.
Conant Butterfield Bride in Montpelier Home Wedding
Goddard graduate Miss Conant and Josiah Conant of Ware wed in a simple ceremony at Prospect Street New York. The bride, niece of Principal O K Hollies, wears silk satin and evergreen decor. The groom is a Columbia Law School graduate and partner at Lindsay Kalish Patman in New York.
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Montpelier
Josiah Conant
Rachel
Martini
Philip K
Mian Butartieli
Narth Montpelier
Chamlain
Lake Cenrg
Chetera
York
Proup
Thousands Gather at Northfield Fair Amid Crowds
Large crowds assemble in Northfield for a packed event day at River Valley grounds. Exhibits of cattle and farm products draw keen interest from visitors despite overall orderly conduct.attendants report a steady pace of activities with few incidents as races and displays proceed.
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Northfield
Caledonian County Fair Opens With Largest Oxen Display
St Johnsbury September 16 1024 annual Caledonian county fair opens with a record oxen show featuring top Holsteins from Lyndonville Springfield and Manchester previews indicate races and events scheduled for today and Thursday Tingley and Son of Radi Pee T Gale of Payette Maine among exhibitors confirming entries
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St. Johnebury
Caledonian County
Sfearure Oy
Sonia Mary
Lyndonville
Springfield
Kon
Monchester
Er Gale
Payette
Maine
Tingley & Son
Septimus Clark Dead After Illness in Detroit
Septimus Clark died after a long illness in Detroit where he had worked in tanneries. He was aged and previously lived in Berlin and Moretown before returning to Vermont to retire. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. W. Duncan and Mrs. A. W. Armstrong, both of Detroit, and four sons, Roswell K., John, and two others. The funeral will be held Friday at two o'clock at the family lot.
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Levi Chetteld
Vermont
Perk & Cummings Tannery
Devlin
Mee
William J. Duncan
A. W. Armetrong
Detroit
Sephewa
D. Eee
Death of Mrs Mary Metcalf at 73 in Woodaville
Mrs Mary H Metcalf died this morning at home on Division Street after months of cancer. She was 73 years old, born in Milton Milly Mil, and lived many years in Woodaville. Survived by son H W Metcalf of Orlando, Fla, and sister Mrs Wy W of Cambridge, Ala. Funeral from Woodaville Friday at 10:30, cemetery burial there.
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Mary H. Metcalf
Woodpville
Ma. Metcalf
Woodeville
H. W. Metcalf
Orlando
Pla
Wevern
Mie
Orn
Cambridge
Alame
Woodaville
N. J
Arrival List At City Includes Several Named Individuals
Fragmented OCR mentions arrivals at the city with a roster including Wels, Randolph Snow, FB Mann, EA Kate, Lowell, Alass G, Miteledl aes Keefy, and others. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Hetal
Wels
Randolph Snow
FB. Mann
Must Fix Up the Streets Tells the Council Barre Budget Issue
The board of aldermen hears a report on street selections funded in part by the state automobile fund. Barre, with the county’s smallest urban highway system at 3 miles, plans work on Main, Washington, Brook, and Hil streets. Currier notes needed repairs before claiming state aid. sewer, water, and street fixes are discussed along with extensions on Harold and Franklin streets. The council reviews police, health, and building reports, bids for office cleaning, and a revised liability insurance premium.
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Regume
Board of Aldermen
Cammierloner St
Currier
Barre
Payetots
Maisr Street
Washington Street
Brook
Washington
Charlee Street
Poller Department
Wise
Franklin
Wiey
Stret
Harold Street
Benits Place
Committee On Rights
Farais Wey
Mayer Robins
W. W. Lapoint
Conn
Ity
Wix
Peter Bombard
Akerman Camphill
Bomhard
Otter
G A. Wilkinson
J. Carlevon
Jeffords
Crowley
J. Co
Gal
Traveles” Liability Insurance Company
Polly
Hernan Campbell
Aleo Bad & Itins
Alderman Alexander Motion Amended To One Year Policy
The council discussed travel rules and considered amending Campbell's motion to a one year policy. The amended motion by Alderman Alexander was carried, with Hoyt noting the Travellura had not occurred this year and the next year’s policy adjustment aimed to align with the prior year.
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Alexander
Hoyt
Bound Over In County Court Beer Raid Case
Mrs Minnie Willis and Jack Stewart were bound over after a raid found fifty bottles of beer in a kitchen cupboard and seven men in a hall drinking. Witnesses testified to browbeating, purchases, and the beer being shared. Stewart denied purchasing it and was not charged for the beer. Christian Christianson was found guilty on a subsequent county jail term. other duels involved were fined for petty offenses, with sentences including jail and costs.
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Minnie Willis
Jack Stewart
Roth
Davin
Officrey Hamél
Carle
Janek Stewart
Miiori Wareileo
Stewart
Christian Christianson
Jell
Ayent Poy
Beckley Street
K Cathe
Hie
Long-Necker Incident In Montpelier box-car snatching
Andrew Henson of Montpelier faced charges after a box-car incident described as snatching a longnecker and a pie from a man reclining. He claimed to be at Central Vermont station after noon and denied other details. Ferret Norton, arrested by Chief Darkes, pleaded guilty in the same session.
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Andrew Henson
Montpalin Eit
Bern Ians
Divelows
Central Vermont
Jamaica
Winger
Montpelier
Tin Norton
Chief Darkes
Henson
Damaged Monarch Engine Bumped In Barre Yard Collision
A granite loaded freight train collided with the Monarch engine in Barre Yard near Miles block shortly before one PM. The engine, stationed on a siding, was struck as cars moved. engineer McMayo narrowly escaped, but only minor damage occurred to the Monarch as a large granite block struck the footboard and side of the boiler.
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Marre
Monarch
Miles Block
Granite City
McMayo
Minister Poole Receives Ecclesiastical Council Farewell
The Barre Congregational church mourns the eight year ministry of Rev. Francis A Poole as the Ecclesiastical Council of Washington County reviews his resignation and future departure. Delegates from Berlin Marshfield Barre Northfield Waterbury and others attend as resolutions praise his eloquence, pastoral care, and community impact and offer prayers for his new place in Worcester.
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Ecclesinatical Council
Churchea
Washington County
Francie A. Poole
Barre Congregational Church
Berlin
Her
Donald Fraser
Despot
Henry N. Perrin
Bart Barre
G. W. Winch
Marshfield
May
J. A. Lawrence
Montpelier
B. Blomfield
D. B
Northfield
J. B. Sargent
Amd Pasa
E. B
Jasatie Waterbury
F. B
I. Is
Francis A. Poole
Barte
Evhey
Poole
Fife
Barre Ehnreli
Stanley FP. Momfield
James B. Sargent
Thomald ‘Praset
Barre
Barra
Mr. Pool
Chet
Feandeip
Fria
Crist
Worcester
Montpalier Meeting Hears Plan to Raise 30000 for Improvements
At a regular Montpalier meeting the plan to raise thirty thousand dollars for securing pews in Jwythen and advancing commercial improvements was adopted. The board votes to raise the full sum by November 1 next, with a committee empowered to secure supplies and subsidies, and a policy of calling twenty-five percent of the pledged sum if needed within a year.
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Reguar
Montpalier
Jwythen
Waa
Mont War
Tt Way
New Agent for Barre Takes Duties in City
Frank J. McEnaney, previously Central Vermont weigh agent at St Albans for two penne, transferred to Barre city and begins duties today as agent. He is a member of the same firm at St Albans and will support the company’s business in Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. McEnaney
Central Vermont
St. Albane
St Albans
Mr. Mo
New Schoolhouse Plumbing Contract Awarded
The school commission awarded the contract for plumbing heating and ventilating of the new schoolhouse to ND Phelps after reviewing two bids. An excursion to New York followed the award and appears on page 6 of the report.
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Anabide Saat
Couisn
Phelps
ND Phelps
New York
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Pranklin
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Peary
Benoit
Stewe
Jay Torning
Sterling
Cornwall
Dassie R. Withorall
Berns
Deatroyou
Harry Boutwell
BaBrre and Montpelier
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Wight
Butterfield
Noom
BIO
W. A. Ricker
St. Johnebary
Perade
Septimus Clark
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Minnie Willie
Long-Necker
Barre R. BR
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Montpelier Board of Trade
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