Otterson case reveals instruction to wife to stay silent
In Concord New Hampshire on April 29, Otterson told his wife Marion who is charged in her brother-in-law Maurice Otter’s murder to keep her mouth shut and that he would do the talking. Police inspector Moyer testified he overheard Marion ask what to say and the reply was to say nothing and let him speak.
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Concord
N. H
Font Otterson
Marion
Maurice Otter
Moyer
Manchester
San Remo Conference Satisfies All Parties Says Lloyd George
London in April 29 Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons the Allied San Remo conference ended with misunderstandings resolved and broad satisfaction among all parties. He stated the conference cleared doubts about enforcing the Versailles treaty and marked the most successful gathering since the armistice.
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Elks Plan Special Train to Sherbrooke May First
Northeastern Vermont members of the Lodge of Elks plan a special train to Sherbrooke on Saturday May 1 if enough members commit. if not secured they will travel by regular trains. The trip is part of the Elks Membership Campaign and will include a banquet at the Chiaha Continued on page two.
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Lodge of Elks
Sherbrooke
Elks
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Cat and bottle of home brew bring $25 fine in court
In Manchester on April 20 a woman jailed for possessing a bottle of home brew labeled Lativa 1. Es charnauf paid a $25 fine after police found liquor in a bag with her cat. An officer removed the cat portion from the bag and the case proceeded.
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Manchester
N. H
Escharnauf
Secretary paints grave farming crisis at Atlantic City
Secretary of Agriculture E. T. Meredith warned at the Chamber of Commerce convention in Atlantic City that farmers face severe difficulties. He suggested a drastic shift, saying farmers could exchange farm assets for national roads, industry, and mines in an implied “even trade” if they left farming. The remarks appeared in an abstract provided by the Associated Press.
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Chamber of Commerce of
the United States
Atlantic City
Meredith
United States
United State
Fam
Revolution Expected as Juarez Attack Looms Across Border
American troops at El Paso watched Juarez for signs of a rumored revolt that could threaten the border. Patrols were posted and a cordon kept people from crossing as Carranza loyalists rested and guards tightened the border perimeter.
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Elpaso
Texas
Juarez
el Paso
Shots Fired Report Spurs Mexico City Pause
A sparse dispatch from Mexico City and San Antonio reports shots fired with limited details. The message notes censorship and hints at broader implications, but no other facts or figures are provided. The report emphasizes uncertainty and no confirmed casualties or outcomes.
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Mexico City
San Antonio
Tex
Odd Fellows to Hold 101st Anniversary in St Johnsbury
The St Johnsbury Odd Fellow lodge and their families celebrate the 101st anniversary of American fellowship at the hall Friday at 8 o clock. Program includes overture, proclamation, address by Rev Geo J Price, solo by Miss Mavisson, teaching by Miss Randall, and a welcome by the Noble Grand. Refreshments will follow.
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St. Johnsbury
Seehots
C. Roy Caklerwood
Miss Randall
Addres
Geo. J. Price
Ruttauil
Mavisson
Nable Grand
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