Derby Man Charged With Grand Larceny
A Derby man, Alexander Dennis Demars, was charged with grand larceny after allegedly stealing goods from the home of Thomas L. Boivin in Barton last month and passing them to William Phillips who was later convicted of receiving and concealing stolen goods. Demars was arraigned with bail set over 1,000 dollars and taken into custody.
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Alesxander Dennis
Derby
I Welt
Orleans County
S. R. Moulton
Baal
Demars
Walter TL. Cleary
Emis
Ora Swett
Solan Gray
Thomas L. Boivin
Barton
William Phillips
Newport
Walter Nye
Boivin
Bold Oy
Phillips
Orleans
House of Correction
Windsor
Moulton
Democrats urge women to attend Bangor convention call
Democrats invite women to participate in the state convention deliberations in Bangor on March 30, issued by the state committee. The notice was released from Augusta.
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Augusta
Pratt
Bangor
State Committee
German finance minister shot outside libel court
Late news bulletin from Berlin reports Finance Minister Mathias Eyzber wer wounded by a single bullet as he left the Libel Criminal counts building after a libel suit hearing. The strike was the only one to hit. The incident follows a tense day of political proceedings.
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Berlin
Mathias Eyzber Wer
Jobe
Lang Convicted in Town Fund Embezzlement Case
Louis Lang, former confidential secretary to the town treasurer, allegedly used 192,000 of Greenwich funds for private ventures. He faces $50,000 bail in superior court as accountants continue auditing the town books. Proceedings note Lang profited from the scheme.
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Greenwich
Cr. Dan
Louis Lang
Tanz
Superior Court
Lang
Free Board At Jail Threat In Village By Laws Violations
Mandbill Distributors may face jail time after a string of near misses from handbill distribution in St. Johnsbury. Police chief Finley prepares to question any offender who scatters advertising material on streets and sidewalks, citing Village By-Laws Section 20. Citizens report horses frightened by the bills and warn violators of possible jail and penalties.
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Finley
St. Johnsbury
Tam’ Boing
St Johnsbury Notes on Local Court Actions and Visits
Miss Edith M. Clifford of North Danville visits her aunt at No 6 Summer street Judge Frank L Fieh returns to Vergennes and travels to St Johnsbury to conduct court business Philip K Beck v Mrs Heywood to be tried again Feb 4 at nine oclock A divorce in the Florence Lord v Fred Lord case was renewed with Lord allowed to resume name Florence Black Representation by Searles and Graves
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ST. Johnsbury
Edith M. Clifford
North Danville
Summer Street
Frank L. Fieh
Vergennes
Philip K. Beck
Margaret N. Heywood
Florence Lord
Alfred Lord
Florence Black
Searles & Graves
Soviet Ceases to Urge Revolution Says Martens Statement
Soviet agent Martin Martens testified before the Senate investigation committee that the Soviet Union has stopped urging international revolution. He cited public treasury estimates between 2.15 and 0.5 billion dollars planned for foreign purchases and claimed no gold remained in private hands or with individuals in Russia.
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Washington
Dan
Ludwige C. K K. Martens
United States
Senate Investigation Committee
Martens
Russia
Slayings of Boston Policeman Put Off Trial Dates
In Boston Puccia and Rotondo received a continuance until next Thursday in Charleston district court as they are charged with the murder of Patrolman William G. Clancy. Delay was granted due to an ill witness. Also noted, a Montreal report cites a fatal train collision blamed on inaudible warning torpedoes. Edwin C. Miller, prominent piano maker and former head of Henry F. Miller & Sons, died suddenly of apoplexy in Wakefield.
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Boston
Philip Puccia
Frank Rotondo
William G. Clancy
Charleston
Montreal
Corveil
Ontario
Canadian Pacific Railway Office
Edwin C. Miller
Wakefield
Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano Co
Salem voters cannot decide jitney case
Boston Jan 26 Salem was enjoined from holding a city election tomorrow to vote on granting licenses to motor jitneys in a ruling by Judge Crosby of the Supreme court today The court held that the action by Salem city council in revoking a jitney license was not a measure under the referendum provision and the election to pass on its action could not legally be held
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Boston
William Woodward
Health Department
Pnemoria
S Sien O of Health
Salem
Crosby
Supreme Court
Forty-Four Below At St Johnsbury Center
A record cold snap drives temperatures to 40 below in St Johnsbury and 44 below at St Johnsbury Center and Barton. The deep freeze, the lowest this winter, slows travel as two feet of snow remains. trains run on time but engines struggle to wake. Local doctors report illness rising with mumps, chicken pox, pneumonia and severe colds across the village and city.
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Mercury
St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Center
Barton
Customs Men Seize Large Whiskey Haul
Customs inspectors at Newport and nearby lines report a major alcohol seizure as Prohibition enforcement tightens after the January 1920 effective date. A Montreal bound shipment was intercepted with a six hundred fifteen gallon cache of whiskey recovered from the passenger or express route, marking one of the largest hauls tied to this period's crackdown.
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Washington
United States
Newport
Mortreal
Four Chicopee Boys See Wide World Ride Home
Four Chicopee youths aged 13 to 17 rode nearly 200 miles on a front-end baggage car from Chicopee Mass to St Johnsbury Vermont. They were taken to the police station, warmed, fed, and later repaid by their parents to return home after a family council.
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St. Johnsbury
Chicopee
Mass
Arthur Alexander
William Baird
Otis Ki Y
Stanley Roper
Wallace
Green's Bakery
Globe Trotters
Marshall O'Callahan
Finley
Chiccopee
Aes
Why Advertised Stores Succeed Reason No 1
When a man leaves the old rut after trade he shows initiative and enterprise. The public favors the go ahead merchant who advertises as it signals new customers, new trade, and better prices. They expect his selling spirit and extra effort to secure lowest prices and special value. Newspaper advertising thus draws more customers to the advertised store.
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Min
Wade
Night school opens next Thursday night in St Johnbury
Avinpements for opening the St Johnbury evening school are complete. Courses include stenography and typing taught by Miss Bushmin, mechanical drawing and mathematics by Mr Steward at the Fairbanks scale works, and millinery at Junior High under Miss Tourtelette. Open to those over 16 employed by day. books and supplies at cost. Director: 8 Steward, 18 Summer St. Communications to him.
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St. Johnbury
Iy Menography
Jan. T Wlelock
Elias
Louala
Miss Tourtelette
J. Steward
Summer St
Lodge Holds Firm On League Covenant Reservations
Washington reports no change in reservations affecting Article 10 of the League covenant or the Monroe doctrine. Senator Lodge told Senator Hitchcock and other Democratic leaders that compromise efforts with a Lodge committee will not accept alterations. After a Saturday conference with Senators Borah and Johnson and other Republicans, the bi partisan talks adjourned and will resume with a reply expected tomorrow morning.
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Lodge
Washington
Senator Lodge
Hitchcock
Democratic Committee
Borah
Johnson
Best Legal Experts To Work On Ex Kaiser Case Paris
Jan 26 report notes Dutch refusal to honor demands for surrender of Morac Em peror William of Germs. The text references high level legal review, Supreme Council actions, and potential next steps at week’s start.
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Ex-Kaiser
Paris
Morac
William of
Germs
Wes Martin
Vilars
Ty van Heeidel
One Man Dead From Detroit Hotel Fire
Detroit Jan 26 The body of an unidentified man was recovered today from the ruins of the Hoffman hotel after a fire swept through shortly after midnight. Fire department officials believe several others may have perished as all exits were darkened and escape was impossible.
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Detroit
Mich
Hoffman
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