Thaw Extradition Case Hinges on New Hampshire Timeline
Concord New Hampshire September 27 in absence of definite news regarding bias Harry Thaw was cheered by a report from New York that William T Jerome said if Governor Welker does not grant extradition New Hampshire may see further steps in the case Thaw voiced confidence he could secure legal removal to Pennsylvania via a New York tax payer call Attorneys said Governor Felker granted an extension to October 5 for filing briefs in the extradition proceedings and work continues rapidly though new developments have emerged since Tuesday with hearings yet to be scheduled Officials will incorporate these into the governor's bundle for action.
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Concord
N. H
Harry Thaw
New York
William ‘T. Jerome
Welker
New York State
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Thaw
Felker
Inet
Bean
British Ministers Confer on Ulster Situation at Brodick
Winston Churchill left for Scotland to join the cabinet meeting at Brodick amid high expectations. Asquith and Lloyd George lead discussions on Ulster while a full cabinet convenes to determine home rule actions and the royal visit of Asquith to Balmoral.
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Ulster
Lowton
Winston Spencer Churchill
Scotland
Brodick
Tk Whderstood
Premio Asquith
David Lloyd George
Ulater
Anquith
Balmoral
King
Kreena
Sporting Notes of University Athletics and Notables
A collage of athletic and sports updates. Former champion lightweight Ad Wailiest retires to farming in Oregon. Murphy from a college football team gains intercollegiate ranking and other college sports notes include checkers champion F Pomeroy, Princeton president Hibben's football enthusiasm, and upcoming football talent replacements. Also mentions injuries at a Minneapolis high school and Carlisle College football prospects, plus various players and activities across colleges and states with limited clarity due to OCR issues.
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Ad Wailiest
Oregon
Fonttain University
Murphy
Pertiona
Borttevayer
Hibben
Princeton
Wilson
F. Pomeroy
Binghamton
N. Y
Alfred Jorden
Engglam
Pomeroy
Sidney Center
Norman Taber
Brown University
Providente College
Eros
Cox, Vibay
Charlestown
W. Va
Chloe State Deagon
Lane
Pennsylvania
Penn
Cotch Mint
Har
Vernon Delyea
Allen Weid
Minneapolis
Carlisle
Tle Plare
Jim Thorpe
Guyon
Thes
Tuve
Ard
Ihekingy Owls
Thorpe
Tom Shoppani
Foothen Mayer
University of Maine
Tenny
Harvard Medical College
Werli Nine
Shotten
Guidrll Sentinels
St. Lowy Amercams
Auty
Ark Farid
Phil Lemay
Cutflehdere
TALK OF THE TOWN SEEN IN CITY VISITS AND EVENTS
Local notes report W Boyes of Highland avenue returning from New York, a Highland horse dealer in town, and Officer Curle resuming duty after a hunting trip. Automobiles attract visitors at City hotel and Mrs Lewin improves after surgery. Vermont league final football matches, Rangers vs Green Mountains, and a strong Sunday school rally at Hedding church headline a busy town scene with multiple personal updates.
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W. Boyes
Highland Avenue
New York
West Lebanon
N.hl
Buriness
George K. Curle
John Street
Roxbury
J. B. Wiggin
Springfield
Mass
Vermont
City
Cheater W. Averill
Warren, N. H
James Cook
South Main Street
Dara N. Aldrich
Northfield
H. J. Laroe
Veril
Pinkie Lawin
Nelson Street
Walter Mamroy
Middlesex
William Miers
Avenue
East Topsham
Louis Montie
Nashua
N. 1
Sophia Prescott
City Hotel
Mra
Mire
Hy 1
Pruden and Son
J.C. Hearty
Bostom
Pruden
New England
Rangers
Green Mountains
Bethel
Bryan as secretary of state attacked in Boston Herald critique
The Boston Herald blasting Bryan describes him as a capable secretary of state yet mocks his appearance and insists the administration remains unduly optimistic. It cites ailing consuls in Formosa and calls for international action, warning extraterritoriality implications and criticizing Bryan for missteps in foreign policy.
Fatal step before auto claims Beattie at Bretton Woods
Dr William J Beattie native of Ryegate Vermont and longtime Littleton physician was killed crossing the Bretton Woods road last night. He stepped into the path of an automobile as he started to cross the road, leaving behind a wife, children, a sister Mrs Ricker and a brother in Alberta.
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Littleton
N. H
William J. Beattie
Bretton Woods
Beattie
Jonvew
Ricker
Williame Ricker
St. Johnwbury
Alberta
Suspicions rise in Tolby murder case at inquest
Woodstock reporters say the Tolby case, Tolby of Lima Ohio, star athlete, was found dead on Thompson farm. An inquest adjourned after thirty witnesses testified. Tolby’s parents arrived amid talk of murder with clues including a body near a fence and a horse hitched nearby.
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Woodstock
Janes Tolly
C. K. Thompson
Ju . B. Herrartan
Raymond Trainor
LG Totby
Lima
Oldo
Wille
Lima High School
Tolby
Wass
Dents Toltir
Japan Grants China Three Days More
London reports that Japan has given China an additional three days to respond after demanding satisfaction for recent attacks on the Japanese garrison at Nanking. General Chang Heun, commander of the Chinese government forces there, had not apologized by morning but is expected to apologize at the last moment.
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London
Chima
Japan
Nanking
Shangtai
Gutral
Shanghai
Chang Heun
Blue Heron Killing Plea Heard in Roxbury Court
Elroy Puller of East Roxbury appeared before Justice Averill as State Deputy Hahn and Game Warden Hig Fuller weighed a case against a man who pleaded guilty to killing a blue heron. He was fined 210 with costs 85.36. The bird measured six feet wingspan and stood about 4 foot 3 inches tall with a seven inch beak.
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Roxbury
Elroy Puller
East Roxbury
A. W. Averill
Hah
J. AL Hig Fuller
Skull Fracture From Blast Injures Worker in Bakersfield
John Corcoran of East Fairfield was seriously hurt while blasting on the state road near Bakersfield. A stone struck him on the head causing a skull fracture. he was taken to St Albans Hospital with two other injured workers. Carried by auto with Dr Hyde. two others less seriously hurt.
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Johin Corcoran
Bakersfield
St. Albans
John Corcoran
East Fairfield
St. Allens Hospital
John Gibwen
City
W. B. Hyde
W. J. Upton
Tunes
Ir. Hyde
Mot
Newfane Man Sentenced Nine Years for Assault with Intent
Hugh Collins, who shot Dangerously wounded H A Staten on June 8 near the South Vernon station, pleaded guilty to assault with intent to murder in county court. Judge Willard W. Miles sentenced him to between seven and nine years in Windsor State Prison, admitting intoxication as an excuse. Staten survived two bullets, Collins claimed intoxication and a grudge, while a Newsboy George Stepinee witnessed the aftermath as Staten was treated at Memorial Hospital. Other local matters included trials for Almon Richards, Earl Putnam, Henry Bua Moody, and a suit over a $375 loan between George Wheeler and Hert Wheeler, with the case continuing.
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Newfane
Hugh Collins
South Vernon
H. A. Staten
Juge
Willard W. Miles
Collins
Windsor
Mr. Staten
Staten
Memorial
Houston
Cotling
Hir
Sheriff & Mann Ant
CL 1
Knapp
Ho B. Harris
Brattleboro
Almon M. Rieharde
Bellows Falls
George L. Pield
Thart Win Demti
Richards
Earl Putnam
Bueryber
Winhall
Jail Too Efficient School of Vice
Rutland September 27 Grand jury criticizes county jail as a “too efficient school of vice” due to prisoner herding. Recommends a new jail building now under construction in the house of correction. Two indictments found, one against Veter Jakabouls of West Rutland for killing Joseph Stalkus in a drunken street brawl. The other indict ment concerns negligent care of Exel D. Clarke’s estate and a Rutland Railway, Light and Power death claim. case settled out of court after two days of partial trial.
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Rutland
Rutland County
Grand
Veter Jakabouls
West Rutland
Weho
Joseph Stalkus
Iast
Exel D. Clarke
Rutland Railway, Light and Power Company
Clark
Castleton
Bart
Contempt Fine Leads to Lawyer Arrest Order
New York Sept 27 Supreme Court Justice Whittaker ordered lawyer William W LaPoint pay 5235 for contempt and directed he be jailed by sheriff in any county until the sum is paid The action followed a bid for money Mrs Olive recovered from LaPoint for her client LaPoint said he had no funds and the court set six months to pay the amount
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New York
Supreme Court
Whittaker
William W. LaPoint
Olive
Lal We
LaPoint
Gos LaPoint
Whitaker
Justice Wated Qayt
Disappeared Principal Ed Hyzer Missing From Randolph Center
Sept 27 friends of Hyzer, principal at Randolph Center School, reported him missing from his room Friday morning. A telegram later said he arrived at White River Junction and planned to continue to Concert. His sister Mrs Hyde and Hayden Gaylord hurried there to assist, but no reason for the disappearance was known.
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Friends of God
Hyzer
Randolph Center
Peco
White River Junction
Ziegler Elected Pastoral Leader at South Rye Gate
Rev V Ziegler chosen by South Ryegate Presbyterians to serve as acting pastor for the year after the resignation of Rev W Walldoty due to health. Ziegler previously came from the West to fill the vacancy and commence work during the winter season.
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V. Ziegler
South Ryegate
Il Health
Georgia McLeod Convicted in Liquor Case in Washington County
A jury finds Georgia McLeod guilty of keeping a house of ill fame in Washington County court. Sentencing is deferred as Judge Butler refers the case for further investigation by the funeral officer. Exemptions were noted during the trial with arguments heard from State’s Attorney Carver and defense counsel Hour, Hollister, and Jackson.
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Washington
Ve. Mamuy Villa
Barre
Statels
Carver
Attoress
Hollister Jackson
Butler
Montpeline
Georgia McLeod Yesterlay
State cases continue for Simonds and Hagan to October 7
Danes of State versus Howard Simonds and Daniel Hagan, arrested on felonious assault charges, were continued to October 7 at the state's request. Both defendants remain free on bail. Witness Gordie Whiteman, detained in county jail, was ordered released with conditions as the state pursues its case against Mrs Georgia McLeod, who has pleaded guilty.
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Howard Simonds
Daniel Hagan
Gordie Whiteman
Georgia McLeod
New Hampshire
Barre
McLeod
Labor Day Accounts Show Strong Union Event
Central Labor union reports a successful Labor Day celebration in the Nich oly building with about 2230 realized. A legislative committee for the Vermont Workmen's Compensation program was formed by John Callaghan Cyrus Hail and George Stuart with plans to recruit from city labor pits. An invitation was extended to Rev Peter Whick to address Barre locals and a Vermont state AF of TL meeting in St Johnsbury is noted.
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Central Labor Union
Nicholy
OT. U
Cqimpenpation Iuw
Vermont
John Callaghan
Cyrus Hail
George Stuart
A. P
Peter Whick
St. Set
Barre
Back
A. F. of Ty
St. Johnsbury
Auto Stage Mishap Delays Chelsea Trip
An auto stage driven by Frank Bisby slipped into a mud hole near East Barreroa on a return voyage. The vehicle became stuck, and a bystander crowd and horses gathered before extraction. No passengers were seriously injured, and Bisby secured another team to continue the journey.
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Chelsea
Frank Bisby
East
Barreroa
Folke
Bixby
Joni
Couple Sees Marriage Ceremony In Barre Then Plans Home
Antonio Niccolini of Barre and Miliea Fornarelli of Montpelier wed at a ceremony. After a day trip to Burlington they will be welcomed at the bridegroom’s aunt’s home in Montpelier and plan to reside on Brook Street in Barre.
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Antonio Niccolini
Barre
Mise Miliea Fornarelli
Montpelier
Imira
Niccolini
Burlington
Wight
Tride
Mes Cillin
Brook Street
Marre
J A C Ball Team Honored At Athletic Club Banquet
The Malian Athletic Club held its eighth annual banquet and dance with about 160 to 300 attendees celebrating the state champion baseball team. The event featured a full menu, toasts from team members, a tenor performance, and a souvenir leaflet honoring each player.
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J. A.C
Malian Athletic Club
Clan Gordon
Builtin
Eli
Loni Csedle
Oxsola
A. M. Calla
Harry Calcagni
Joseph Comolti
Joseph Weafers
Step
Vermont Society of Engineers plans Burlington fall convention
Secretary George A Reed announces the Vermont Society of Engineers annual convention and excursion set for October 9 in Burlington. The program includes a morning meeting at the Hotel Vermont, a river gorge excursion to a dam and electric developments, a Round Table supper, and an evening lecture on geographic survey methods, followed by discussions and visits to Burlington filtration plant. The group will tour Winooski bridge, Easex Junction hydro electric sites, and return by Wednesday afternoon electric car. The Vermont Society of Engineers formed in 1880 and has grown. officers include President C S Garleton, Vice Presidents Curit Williams and A K Grover, Secretary Reed, and Treasurer A E Winslow.
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George A. Reed
Vermont Society of Engineers
Burlington
Gurste
Mipper
Exywented
C. Covert
U.S. Geological
Urvey
Winooski
Easex Junction
Vermont
Ince
C. 8
Garle~tom
Norwich University
Northfield
Curit Williams
St. Johnebary
A. KE Grover
Rutland
Farce
Ale, Winslow
Montpelier
Milletone Hill
Real Revelation Caption Causes Judge to Refute
A Tamout lecturer claims the flashed skirt dictates a woman's fitness for the title while a judge counters that it does not. The exchange reflects a clash over appearance versus qualification in a contested pageant or event.
Merlo Bros Permit Dispute Halts Work on North Main
City council in special session to review Building Inspector Rand report on suspending alterations at the Merle buildings at 308 211 North Main. Plans questioned over added roofs and a north wall. council grants permission to continue as planned with a fireproof wall. Other actions include approving Merle Brow’s store roof, authorizing bond notes, and water line relay request referred to street committee.
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George Rand
Merle
North Main Street
W. H. Wart
Carstain
Mario Bros
Brown
Merlo Bros
Lawroperty
Dawson Can
Hraym
Patterson
Joseph Merlo
Merle Brow
Reese
Board of Aldermen
Albert F
Wi Street
Water supply outlook improves as reservoir level rises
Officials report water famine danger passing as reservoir gains four inches after Tuesday. Supt H E Reynolds and the Water Committee toured Orange and found 18 feet 4 inches to the big basin, still below normal. A heavy rain could lift surface to safe levels, and residents are urged to conserve the present supply.
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Tharre
Sts
H. E. Reynolds
Water Department
Aldortimn
Orange
Yantenlay
Nand
Ifa Aevoir
Improving Elmwood Cemetery Walk Planned at Elmwood Grounds
Extensive work under the engineering and street departments aims to greatly improve Elmwood cemetery and surrounding area. A new walk along the street avenue will be completed soon, with stone crews already moving headstones for the project. The yard is cleared daily for grading and drainage, promising a thoroughly renovated walk and drive and making Elmwood one of the finest cemetery avenues in the state.
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Elmwood Cemetery
Elt
Elmwood
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