Border court fines and sentences for immigration acts
In Brattleboro Vermont United States District Court Judge Howe sentenced several men who had pleaded guilty to immigration tax evasion and related charges. J A Terrier of Lynn Massachusetts was fined 100 for certifying that a Canadian born man was American to dodge the tax. Ludger Pelehat who claimed to be the guardian of a young man evading the law received a sentence. William Poulin of St Gaudens was sentenced to Newport jail for reentry after Board of Inquiry rejection.
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Brattleboro
United States District Court
Howe
J. A. Terrier
Lynn
Mass
Canada
United States
Lawrence
Mas
Ludger Pelehat
Orleans
William Poulin
St. Ga
Newport
Board of Inquiry
Newark men held on border whiskey smuggling charge
James Walsh and Charles H Johnston of Newark New Jersey were charged with attempting to smuggle 78 quarts of whiskey and one gallon of high wine across the Canadian border. After a hearing before U S Commissioner Walters H Cleary they were bound over for Brattleboro court in 400 bonds and remain jailed in the Brattleboro jail pending trial. Customs inspectors Jay Richford detained the pair.
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U. S
Walters H. Cleary
James Walsh
Charles H. Johnston
Newark
N. J
United States
Brattleboro
Joon
Walsh
Johnston
Jay Richford
Second jury to disagree this term
The jury in State vs Joseph Guyer on adultery failed to reach a verdict for the second time this term. In Lyndon, Learmont Smith was found guilty of taking $225 from the town clerk’s office. Fred Daniell vs Hattie Daniell proceeded in court. More cases loom as court adjourns and a largely new jury may be drawn after Friday afternoon’s session.
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State
Joseph Guyer
Lorelock
Learmont Smith
Lyndon
Fred Daniell
Hattie J. Naniell
Guy Wo Hall
Lin West Dany Court
Jim
Williams Mine
Acturitg Co
Hiewemee
W. W. Rierdes
Barton
Fish
Arch ie Mull's release and wedding after 21 years in prison
Archie Mull, freed after 21 years for murder at Great Meadow Prison, married Stella Grave Howe of Marlboro Massachusetts. They planned a Nassau honeymoon with relatives, after Mull was convicted of killing Melville Be Lord in Nassau.
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Associated Press
Glens Falls
N. Y
Archie Mull
Great Meadow
Stella Grave Howe
Marlboro
Mull
Nassau
Null
Melville
Assassination Attempt Fails on Lord Lieutenant in Dublin
In Dublin at about 1 PM Viscount French Lord Lieutenant was driving near Phoenix Park when shots killed a civilian and wounded a policeman. The assailants fired from a field as military returned fire. one attacker was killed and a cyclist officer wounded. A bomb claimed by civilians added further danger. Paris reports no steps toward US visa treaty reservations.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Viscount French
Ireland
Lord French
Ashton Gate
Phoenix Park
Vice Regal Lodge
Cman
Asanesias
Paris
United States
Teachers Union Asks Pay Increase in Monticlip
Local Montplier teachers organized as the Monteplier Teachers' Economic Association ask the School Board for a $100 bonus this year and a $200 raise for 1920 1921 in addition to cost of living and longevity increases. The board meets the teachers committee this evening to discuss the matter. Dr George Chamberlain, formerly of Boston and South Newbury, dies in Cambridge Massachusetts after a private hospital operation following years of ill health.
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Montyclipr
Monteplier Teachers’ Economic Association
South Newbury
Cambridge
Mass
Boston
George Chamberlain
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U. 8 S. District Court
William Pennie
St. Johnsbury
Tom” Lawson
IGBT
U.S
Boudoir
Jersey
Lougee & Smythe
Guyer
Suprnie
New York
Nev
Alexander Gerkrman
Hila Ishind
Heinis
Ellis Islaa
Uhl
Shington
John J. White
United Mine Workers
Rembraudt Ponte
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Peale and
White
Puel Adpilaistrater
Aspociated
Washington
Bee
Congress
Italipax
N. Sylee
Tee
Palmer
Senate
Associated Pix
Thir- Wen
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Asselin Bros
Caldbeck-Cosgrove Corp
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
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