Morgenthau Testified About Campaign Cash in Sulzer Trial
In Albany on September 26 1930 Henry Morgenthau ambassador to Turkey testified that Governor Sulzer asked him to treat their relationship as personal and noted a $1000 campaign donation. The impeachment managers presented letters and dozens of contributors from brewing interests, with extensive cash and check transactions to the campaign fund.
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Albany
Sulzer
Henry L. Morgenthau
Turkey
Morgenthau
Ile
Louis A. Sarecky
Frederick L. Colwell
Sarecky
William J. Vilne
William Homan
Hoffman
Elias
High Court
Tne
Mutual Alliance Trust Co
Uccount
Larecny
Lewis J. Cantan
New York
Con
Chimples A. Stadler
American Mutiny
Tammany Hall
Conlan
Mark Pitter
Leman
Spaulding
John Delvanty
Cralan
Contested Funds and Missing Checks Alleged in Conlan Case
Testimony describes a scheme involving checks consigned to Mr. Conlan and a $100 personal contribution by Mie, with remarks about anticipated collection of funds and intent to obtain more money. Suber and Sulzer are referenced in relation to the alleged financial activity and home conversation.
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Mr. Suber
Mr. Conlan
Triangle Waist Co fined for locked door fire loss
New York Sept 26 Max Blanck co owner of Triangle Waist Co found guilty of driving the factory doors closed August 4 and fined 20 dollars after a March blaze swept the plant with over 140 tires lost. The incident follows the remembered tragedy that year.
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New York
Max Blanck
Triangle Waist Co
Wil
Talk of the Town Misplaced notes and local doings
The Presbyterian Sunbeams meet at Miss Annie Brown's Grant avenue home tonight. Residents pass time in Barre and Fitchburg visits. Sidewalk work on South Main Street nears completion with a new cement widewalk planned. Homer Fitts clerks held a corn toast on Merchant street extension with games and singing. Charles Sharkey to leave United States government post next Tuesday after eight years as main carrier. A Homer Douglas farm auction on the Fin Montpelier road drew stock and gear, with high prices and a planned move of the Douglas family to a new home.
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Presbyterian Sunbeams
Annie Brown
Grant Avenue
Franklin Street
Belle Ewen
Barre
Mra
J. H. Woodruff
South Main Street
Fitchburg
Mass
Main Street
Trow & Holden
Homer Fitts
Merchant Street
Astoré
Sunnyside
Lee
Vermont Puneral Directors
Aasociation
Barling
Association
Williaa Ecienne Hall
University of Vermont
Alsa
M. 8. Rounds
Charles Sharkey
Kinney Street
United States
Central Vermont
Duge
Federal Building
Sharkey
J. A. Perry
Douglas
A. Companari
Fire Rips Three Story Home. Ulrich Trudel Family Shattered
A blaze on St Pratcils street in Quobs Sept 26 raged through a three story wooden house. Ulrich Trudel his wife and eldest son survived badly injured while eight children and five other family members are believed dead or missing. neighbors aided the saved and fire crews battled the flames.
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Ulrich Trudel
St. Praticls Street
Traedel
Tradel
Wre
Norwich Halfback Belyea Dies From Injury
Vernon Wlyen, Norwich University left halfback, died after sustaining four broken spines in a Holy Cross game. He lingered at St Vincent's hospital after the injury, with family and coaches at his bedside. Army at Norwich game cancelled as a result of the fatal accident.
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Worrister
Mass
Vernon &. Wlyen
Norwich Wnivirsity
Holy Crees College
St. Vincent's Hospital
Kiria
Kinbell
Ray
Norelet
Metivier
the Holy Cross
Belyea
Belrea
Norwich University
Greenfield High Pise
I Ad
Norwich
West Point
Teeause
Holy Cross
Army
Cailers
Peruvian Beef at Bargain Sparks Banquet Talks
New York Sept 26 Leading American exponents of international commerce filled the fourth annual banquet of the American Manufacturers Export association. C B Jenkins was elected president with John Nansett Moore James A Farrell and Augusto J Leguia among speakers. Leguia claimed Peru could ship beef to New York for under 10 cents a pound, while Moore urged state department ties to export trade and opposed moving consular services from the state department. Farrell urged expanded ocean transport and noted English supremacy in South American markets. Leguia spoke on currency reform and closer South American trade relations.
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New York
Besn
American Manufacturers Export Association
C. B. Jenkins
John Nansett Moore
Department of Atete
James A. Farrell
United States Steels Corporatiom
Augusto J. Leguia
Peru
South America
Mr. Leguia
State Department
Moore
Dimis
Sergion
Department Ostate
Departments of Commerce and Treasury
Avrvica
Department of State
Leguia
Sporting Notes Highlight Exchanges and Prospects
The Chicago club announces the purchase of Mielwi Koestner from Venice and his spring report for practice. Ryracne plans to field a strong team this fall with a heavy backfield, fast players, and a pivoting, high-weight line. Further notes mention student-athletes at Marks and Princeton links, with names like Poe, Arthur Toe, and Kresham as part of forthcoming football arrangements.
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Chicago Cute
Mielwi | Koestner
Venice
Ryracne
Reneas
Johna Poe
Arthur Toe
Kresham
Frisey
Train Robbery at Bibville Alarms Nationwide Process
A train from Thaingham to New Orleans was halted at Bibville near Woodstock at midnight by armed robbers. They dynamited the express car safe and fired on clerks before forcing the fireman to uncouple coaches and flee. The engineer, who aided the pursuit, was forced to drive the cars a distance before safety crews could reach the scene. No arrests or clear suspects announced. booty value undetermined. Deputy Sheriff James Bonter was briefly mistaken for a robber during the search.
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Erwingham
Ala
Thaiingham
New Orleans
Bibville
Woodstock
Wistratin
Elimi
Sherif James Bonter
Burial at Brookfield Honors Captain Wilcox in Milford Ties
In Boston on September 2 a large crowd filled Peter Smith Hall at the Soldiers Home in Chelsea for the burial of Captain Kares W. Wilcox a former Milford resident. The service included prayers readings and a eulogy by Rev Seabover, with post 22 Milford members present. The ceremony concluded with a benediction and a final salute as the casket was shipped to Brookfield Vermont for burial. Mrs Wilcox widow accompanied it.
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Boston
Peter Smith
Chelsea
Kares W. Wilcox
Milford
Bentjamn Gt. Lemboyer
Cpt
Wilcox
Post 22
Mitford
Brookfield, VI
New England Bank Men Disagreed Before Senate Panel
Washington D C Sept 24 New England bankers discussed the administration currency bill before the Senate banking committee today They generally disagreed with their ponies and urged vital changes The delegation included Charles Blinn Jr and Dustin Varney and Lawrence Presidents Bowman of First National Bank Springfield and Drury of Sterling Nations Bank Worcester
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Washington, D.C
New England
Senate Banking Committee
Weeks
Massachusetts
Charles Blinn, Jr
National Colon Bank of Boston
Dustin of
Varney and Lawrence
Bowman
First National
Bank of Springfield
Drury
The
Sterehants Nations Bank of Worcester
Mine Promoters Not Liable in Maine Mining Case
Histon September 26 promoters of the Oxford Gehl Mining Co of Maine John A Delisle president and Theophine Boudreau treasurer faced a stockholders protective committee suit. The master found no evidence of misappropriation by company officials though samples submitted by chemists revealed a peculiar colored cork white jellylike substance near the Seiten River in Maine. Purchasers had paid about 80000 when the company office operated in Manchester New Hampshire.
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Histon
Oxfort Gehl Mining Co
Maine
John A. Delisle
Theothine Boudreau
New Bedfor
W. A. Mites Cork
Audivet
Ted
Uheir
Rat Rouleau
Fortoeris
Seite
Jin
Talng Delisle
Betford Greer Ity
Tnd
Nounced Ag Company
Stork
Comny
Manchester
Teterat
Noblemen Burned to Death in Village Car Crash
Two Apaniah nobles, Marquis de da Onlea fie and his brother in law, were killed when their automobile struck a tree near a village. Mareioness de la Calmayin was injured. The car, driven by Marquis de la Cat wala, burst into flames, trapping the men beneath the wreckage.
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Weare
Marquis de da Onlea
Fie
Marquis de
Yreter
Automobile Aeet
Dent
Mareioness de la Calmayin
Automebele
Marquie de la Catwala
Rane
Do rthy Engineer Dies After Grief Over Stamford Wreck
Charles J. Doherty 31, engineer for the New Haven railroad, died suddenly of heart failure in New Haven after grieving over the June Stamford wreck that killed several. He leaves a widow and two young children. relatives say grief contributed to his death.
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New Haven
Conn
Charles J. Doherty
Stamford
Madame Evelyn Scotney Stars In Notable Opera House Recital
Audience fills a quiet hall as Madame Scotney returns to the city for a prominent recital with Howard White bass and cello, Karl Barleben violin, and Frank Waller piano. The program includes five numbers highlighted by Scotney in Le Suie Titania and Nymphs et Sylvaing, with strong violin and piano support and enthusiastic ovations throughout.
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Madame Evelyn Semney
Stabia Pothey
White Entertainment Bureau
Korte
Madame Scotney
Boston
Stors
Howard White
Urdat
Karl Barleben
Frank ‘Waller
Procenium
Thomas
Edinboro
Madame Scotnes
Bomberg
leeHa
Mr. White
Tarleben
Ries
Waller
Hand Reattachment Restores Severed Rutland Child
In Rutland a dramatic medical feat reattached a four year old boy’s hand after an axe severed it at the wrist. Dr E M Bond and surgeons at Proctor hospital realigned tendons nerves and arteries. The boy has recovered full use of his five fingers and returned home.
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Kirtland
Sepezu
Rutland
Weuke
Dominio ‘Talaoitirii
Rosa
Lau
Proctor Hospital
de. E. M. Bond
Thie Rity
Verdict Awarded in Rutland Crossing Death Case
A Rutland railroad crossing death case ended with a verdict for the plaintiff Charlee H. Maren as administrator of Lilla Hazen, awarding 1200 to recover damages for Lille Hinzeo who died June 8, 1012. The jury found failure to sound warnings and excessive speed caused the accident. the defense argued no contributory negligence as tracks were visible from a distance.
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Bratewaero
Sept
Charlee H. Maren
Lilla BE. Hazen
Rutland Railroad
Lille Hinzeo
Chester Depot
Trial of M Villa in County Court
In Washington county court, Manuel Villa of Barre faced trial with witnesses recounting liquor dealings and alleged offenses. Patrolmen and Chief Sinclair testified as the case continued, with sentences considered for multiple defendants including Georgia McLeod and others as hearings extended.
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M. Villa
Ex-Gov and IDEA Speaker Address St Johnsbury Club Banquet
The St Johnsbury Commercial Club opened its season with a banquet attended by over 1. Ten new members joined as Joseph Fairbanks presided. N Stimson, government farm expert, spoke on farming as a business. Henry Wie, ex-minister to Spain, shared impressions of Spain. Charles W. Cates of the state highway commission discussed highway work. Wendell P. Stafford of the DC Supreme Court closed with thoughts on people and courts. President Fairbanks announced plans to remodel the St Johnsbury House, funded by about 20 000 raised by the club.
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St. Johnsbury
Commercial Rlub
Joiner Tres
Joseph Fairbanks Premiser
N. Stimeson
Henry
Spain
Charles W. Cates
State Highway Commission
Pastion Wendel
BP. Stafford
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Pres. Fairbanke
St. Johnsbury House
Commercial Club
Death On Street Leaves Merkishiry Man
A Merkishiry resident Stanhope, aged 300 years, died instantly on Main Street near the cemetery fence after a fall while en route to the barber shop. Doctors and local officials attended. funeral arrangements set for 11 a.m. at the home.
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Falls
Stanhope
M. Naffirel
Merkshiry
A. Caltwoih
Bob
F. Acm
Teslay
Hojien
Hero Killed Beneath Horse in Public Safety Sacrifice
New York report details Edward Scully foreman in the street clearing department who died saving a crowd of children near a Brooklyn public school from a runaway horse. He grabbed the bridle to stop the horse at a curb but was dragged, suffering a fractured skull and death.
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New York
Edward Scully
Brooklyn
Scully
Mortgage swindle over mortgaged horses unsettles Vermont sale
J L Fifield of West Lebanon NH challenges Ballou in Vermont as investigations reveal a scheme involving Johnson & Fifield up to a dozen farmers across multiple towns. About twelve horses and cattle tied to Ballou were mortgaged and resold, with nine horses already seized by Deputy Sheriff Bixby. Authorities warn buyers they may lose purchased stock and plan to sell remaining horses in Corinth to satisfy claims.
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Vermont
New Hampshire
Johnson & F
Westh Lebanon
N.el
J Stephen Ballon
J. L. Fifield
West Lebanon
Visitert Barry
Jurre
Northfeld
Middlesex
Washington
Topehall
Corinth
Newbury Am Hrasford
Wastington
Orange
Ballou
Hutton
Ballew
Hie
Archanes
Johnson & Fifield
Sue
Mr. Fifield
Joonter Ballou
Bixby
Weat Lebanon
False Pretenses Charged In Burlington Case
POLAND, now of Granville, N A, was arrested after a Sherwin Electro Company suit accuses him of obtaining goods under false pretenses by claiming they were for A O Ferguson. The case, heard in city court, was continued to October 9 with bail posted. Poland had been in town to testify in Leary v city. Sheriff Allen made the arrest.
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Georgia sicLtod
Geoegia McLeod
Harte Alen
Carver
McLeod
Hunt
Theriault &Munt
Melcod
Wigclient
Siles
Jud Butler
Sentener
Burlington
Polant
Sherwin Electro Company
Poland
Granville
Burtington
Sherwin Company
Ferguson
Thee Cave
Leary
Alen
Strange Malady Strikes Hooksett Area
Reports describe a sudden illness afflicting several residents in Hooksett with one 13 year old boy, Irvin J. Cato, dying yesterday after attending school. Local physicians and Dr Walter Concent are investigating the likely cause as authorities seek to determine the outbreak and its source. Nearby Portemouth children also fell ill recently prompting state health officials to join the inquiry.
Arm injury reported in Wardwell stove fire alarm
Woodistock Sept We Pirt dis wovered int the Wardwell stove afare at 12 48 morning. The damegn largely called by water wudemake The blace originated around the boiler. Mine Cressny and Mrs Ober were present at the Jail reat. Local rains today near Lake Champlain, warmer in northern New Hampshire tonight with moderate west winds.
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Woodistock
Lake Champlain
New Hampshire
Seth Ant
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Conlon
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W. E. D. Stokes
Robert Milrol
Chamber of Commerce
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Quebec
Capt. Mettiner
Sporting Notes
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Charles W. Wilcox
Chelsea, Mass
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Botton
Scotney
Concert Company
Manuel Villa
Washington County
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Montpelier
Trwey
Sinclair
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Ghief Sinclair
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Carle
Harry Gamble
Gamble
Sherif Tracyalee
Hernant Starr
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Mies Cracey
Woodatock
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