Four Men Held on Aiding Aliens Charges in Beebe Case
Allie Blair and Edward Carrow of Derby with brothers Tara Frenchmen and Joseph Laplante face $500 bonds at the February term in Burlington United States Court after a preliminary hearing before Walter Cleary. The group allegedly smuggled seven women and children to Beebe and Newport, with Blair releasing them before immigration officials caught up. If convicted, they face deportation to Canada.
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Allie Blair
Charles Blair
Orleans
Ediward Carrow
Derby
United States
Burlington
Blithe
Corrow
Tara
Joseph Laplante
Victor Marcotte
Walter Cleary
Beebe
Carrow
Newport
Blair
Stitation Blaiy
United Status
Roy P. Skiimer
Neyport
Wemnen Antehildiven Ste
Canada
Influenza and political clashes dominate late news
Albany reports the judiciary committee begins trial of five suspended socialists with opposition to revival of the New York City Bar Association. Holland and Kaiser William discuss extradition. London notes Irish home rule shifts. Chicago reports mild influenza surge with 10,000 nurses needed and 4,000 cases. Mayo opposes Sims award plan in naval review. Temperatures fall in Maine and Minneapolis flour prices decline.
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Albany
N. J
Assembly Judiciary Committee
New
London
Viscount French
Trelui
London Corp
Waily Mail
Chicago
Health Department
Mayo
Washington
Henry T .Mayo
U. S
Senate Committee
Danielson
Knicht Naval Awards Board
Admiral Mayo
Mametesty
Admins Sims
Knight Board
Awanda
Senate In Committee
Naval
Destroyers Take On Passengers Off Halifaxis Wharf
A scrambled wireless report indicates a transport vessel will transfer passengers to destroyers off the Halifa x is port. The liner Northern Pacific is said to be halted with five rooms filled to water as the approach continues.
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Haliway
Jano
Vowhatan
Sol Milte
Toiliy
Se Valor
Henry Wallace Home Burned at MeIndoes
The home of Henry Wallace at MeIndoes was burned to the ground Monday evening. The family saved most furniture but the barn containing agricultural tools was destroyed. The building was owned by Mr. Phelps and there was no insurance on the property.
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Henry Wallace
MeIndoes
Phelps
Serbia Stops German Advance, Morton Claims
Dr. Rosalie Morton of New York spoke at the Globe Theatre on Serbia’s role in halting the German advance toward India. She described German plans, Austro Hungarian aims, and Serbia’s defense, noting Vienna and Berlin’s ambitions and Serbia’s mobilization to defend three fronts.
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the Globe
Dr. Morton
New York
Gormay
Serbia
India
Globe Theatre
Rosalie Morton
New York City
Morton
Ie Yi
Salonika
United Suates
Vail Armentraral School
Lyndonville
Ae Cemusea
Hungaria
Cronyn Prine
Kaiser
Austria
Monard
Francis Jimi
Rosina Herzegovinia
Ustrians
Aastrut
de. Morton
Germany
Vienna
Europe
Africa
Persian Gulf
Berlin-Bagdat
Egypt
America
Norfolk
Boston
England
Belgium
France
Paris
Bagdad
Tivay
Tulgaria
Bulgaria
Serhia
Nal Roel
Wister
Sereiste
Reds welcomed in Russia amid deportation debate
A crowd in Terinoza Finland greeted deportees from the United States including Alexander Berkman and Bruce Goldman. M. Zorien of the All Soviets executive committee said the party would enter Soviet Russia, praising improved conditions in Petrograd and bread rations while promising comfortable homes.
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Russia
Terinoza
Finland
United States
Alexander Berkman
Bruce Goldman
M. “Orien
All Soviets
Soviet Russia
Petrograd
M. Zorien
Commercial Travellers Make Merry in St Johnsburg Event
Members of the United Commercial Travelers and guests enjoyed an afternoon event with a business session led by St Johnsburg council officials. Senior councillor elected and speakers including Chuller i Dough, Everett Stacy, and George Veland entertained. song, parodies, and dancing followed until midnight.
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United Commercial Travelers
St. Johnsburg ‘Council
Haris
Squires Co
Coder
Msey
Methodist Church
Hayes
Oie
Chuller i Dough
Medford Hillsde
Grant Chaneltius
New Eingland
Everett Stacy
Lynn
George Veland
Worcester
Ware
Prink O
Dougherty
Les Order
Sarment
RL W. Harris
W. 8. Davis
JW. Simonils
H.C. Blodwett
F. S. Reed
G. V. Mooney
Judge Sets Aside Pleas and Not Guilty by Ex-Chief Exec
In Montpelier Vermont, Horace F. Graham, ex-auditor 1902 to 1917, faces 150 counts of embezzlement. He pleaded not guilty as trial began, with the state alleging theft of $24,755 and $19,882 repaid. Judge Ruthin presided. defense framed delay and procedural issues. A second brief report notes a fatal fire accident in Tashuas where Mrs. Atak Sterna died from clothes ignited by a stove.
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Caledonian
Montpelier
Washington
State
Horace F. Graham
Graham
Jude
Butler
Ruthin
Atenbald
Posse
H. G. Barber
Aboineyer
Crovertier
Burlington
Hale K
Tholing
Choleea
Stickney
Eusord Iit
Grtthner
Nobed Inn
Frank S Matt
Frontlan
Jel
Coldest Day Yet As Winter Grips Concord
Monday brought record chill with temperatures not rising above zero at midday. Naturalist John Burroughs attributed the cold snap to northern winds and unusual Avetichinds movement, noting impact on New Orleans and other regions.
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St Totasbury
Walt Dunpee
John Burroughs
Burough
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Newport Man
Littleton
St. Johnsbury Armory
St. Johnsbury
The
Associated Press
Caledonian Record
Holland
Kaiser Paras
Kaiser Willan
Count von Leaner
Buella Mlomeand
ST. J. Houston
Dan
Fort Fairfield
Fecal
Minneapolis
Mina
Marcotte’s Dancing School
Leclerc’s
Henault
LeClerc’s Hall
Hill
Cascara
al AL Deng Sreeer
General Motors Corporation
Chase, Silsey Duck
G. M. CL
Hastern Ave
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Queen
Asselin
BROS
Atak Sterna
Lanes
L. G
Tyrone
Concord
Eae 9
Bf Ofes
Ea Ag Es
Peck Company
St. St. Johnsbury
First National Bank
S5smain Street
ST Johnsgury VT
Member
Fedral Reserve System
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