Search for Leon Regan's Body Sunday
Byron Curtis and about 75 volunteers from the city plan a Sunday afternoon search for the body of 14 year old Leon Hepan, adopted son of Mr and Mrs Henry Gage of Orleans, who drowned in the Black River over two months ago. Curtis asks volunteers to meet at 1 pm in the YMCA rooms. ambulances and a truck with boats and gear will aid the hunt. Vermont Guard Captain Reginald Buzzell urged his men to join, boosting the search force. If Sunday proves fruitless, organizers will seek an investigation into foul play from States Attorney Frank Thompson and raise funds to support the effort. A fund, aided by Col CS Emery, seeks money for the family and the investigation. Special clothing sale advertised at rear.
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Sadie McCaffery
Mary Baker
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Ouse
Fank. Thompson
Col CS. Emery
Death of financier George W Perkins after illness
George Walbridge Perkins, financier, died at Stamford Hall Sanatorium Stamford Conn after a nervous breakdown and influenza related illness contracted while serving with the Y M C A in France. Born Chicago 1862 he rose to vice president of New York Life and later a partner in J P Morgan Co. Funeral planned private at Riverdale Presbyterian Church Bronx.
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George Walbridge Perkins
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Whiskey seized on false permit prompt Boston warehouse haul
Federal agents seized 20 barrels of whiskey found in the Carney building on Common Street Lawrence Mass and report the liquor was shipped from New York on a false permit to a Boston wholesaler. No arrests.
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Caledonia Court Disposes Of Numerous Cases At St Johnsbury
Judge Butler and associates in Caledonia County Court in St Johnsbury disposed of many cases on Thursday. Divorce actions involving Cornelius Cole Addie Cole Fanny Frayser Pred Fraser Willard Smith Loving Smith Emma Bourassa George Bourassa Jennie Britch Roselo Stanley Britch Ernest Stearns Mabel Stearns May Hull Robert Hull Gilbert Jult and other matters were either dismissed continued or finalized. A tort judgment of 150 was entered for Edward Hitchcock against Charles Utley with close jail execution.
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Mulcahy
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Pred Fraser
Bill
Smith
Loving Smith
Mrs. Smith
Willull
Witters and
Lonsrhoore
Goss
Davy W. Hill
Jennie VF
Briteh
Roselo Stanley Imviteh
Dartmouth liquor running probe seeks source of thefts
Tanover June 18 Edward E. Maroney's killing by Thomas Meads sparks college probe into liquor supply reaching a small student group. Hopkins says evidence shows limited undergrad involvement with outside help, not a campus-wide ring. Meads diary entries and a cache in North Massachusetts hall are key. Meads awaits murder action in September.
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Generaunk
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Mends
Corporation
Chicago
Woodville
Suffrage Referendum In Maine On Vote Sept Election
In Augusta on June 18 a referendum on the act granting women the right to vote for presidential electors was ordered by Governor Milliken. The measure will go to a popular vote at the statewide election on September 11 following petitions signed by more than 1,000 voters under the referendum law.
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Auto Thieves Active in Vermont Section
Automobile thieves operate in this part of Vermont with high risk of detection. A five passenger Overland owned by David Wright of Lamaster disappeared Tuesday night from Main Street near the Armory. Chief Finley and an officer found the car, hood up and wiring damaged, beside a road near the Mnouth Creamery. Police investigation uncovered valuable clues and the chief warns owners to be vigilant as thieves may have reformed to target smaller towns this year.
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Lameaster
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Republicans Refer Foreign Policy To Vote By People
President Wilson challenged a referendum on the peace treaty, and Senator Harding signaled the GOP would welcome such a vote. Hoover pledged support for the Chicago ticket, urging party unity and forward‑looking interpretation of platform planks while warning against party fragmentation and minority domination.
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Si Harding
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Ohio
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Chicago
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