Vermont Cracker Barred Reformer's Misfortunes Across State
A Vermont news column details John J Saulsbury an ex inmate from Rutland House of Correction reoffending on obtaining drugs under false pretences and facing federal counterfeiting charges. It discusses Vermont's duty to aid rehabilitated offenders, the morphine habit, and questions whether Vermont communities offer real support or merely punishment. The piece questions public responsibility and the adequacy of care after release while touching on parliamentary reforms, local option liquor law, and public accountability.
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Malden
Maas
John J. Saulsbury
House of Correction
Rutland
Saulebury
Lindo Oredene
Vermont
Philippines
Maasachisetts
Givan
Correcon
Waterbury Hospital
Rime
Vertont
Randolph Herall
World News on Rail Rates and Divorces in Congress
A broad review covers Hepburn rail rate bills, court reviews, and possible extra sessions as Knox amendments loom. It notes opposing views from Western operatives and Dole, and outlines the planned expansion of the Interstate Commerce Commission. A Washington gathering on uniform divorce legislation draws 100 delegates from 42 states led by Governor Pennypacker. The Hungary crisis, U.S. Supreme Court decision on railroads, and Austrian politics also appear, with Britain’s King promising Irish reforms amid Austro-Hungarian tensions.
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Eri Dows
Chaham
Atodian
Supreme Court
Lee
Senate
Knox
West
Interstate Commerce Commbaion
House
Dolever
Lim
Congress
Lodge
Grnmeiasions
Pongrens
Hepbure
Tntor Mate Commerce Commission Authority
Massiau
Washington
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Pennyparker
Pennsylvania
Pennypunker
United States
Japan
Guy Pennypacker
Lasband
Roonvelt
American Bar Association
International Conference On Marriage and Divorce
National Conference of Commissioners On Uniform
United States Supreme Court
Chesapeak & Ohio Railroad
Dea Agalner
New Haven Road
Pennsybania
Mhay
Fire and business losses amid Rutland city blaze
A major fire at Rutland incinerates several buildings including the Combination Cash Store. Property losses are estimated around 190000 to 199000 with insurance pursued. Mayor Manning orders investigation into fire department performance and alleged incipient incompetence of fire fighters. The Roosevelt Longworth wedding details and other city notes follow in the same issue.
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Rutlamd
Cauaine & Fone
Foret
Arata
Eitanne Te Alto
Wipley
Jm Marchants
Fitory Dagilett
Hornet
Fry
Tultin Ompetey
Walldine
Alan
Ines Wren
Rolland
Irene Th
Beazley
Mason A. Gramm
Orld
Lyn
Etire
Gtrvet
Donen Jatt
Tallinn
Roosevelt Longworth
Haney Y. Settiring
Washingthd
Protestant Episcopal Church
Alice Lee Thoavavelt
Staten
Nickalaw Hmiewarth
Coperess
Flow
Ohio
Tonis
White House
Mia
Yell
Mrs. Longworth
Erioudelin
Jones
McLean
Tennilytown
Palm Beach
Cubs
Prohibition and License Debate Divides Brattleboro
A letter urges Brattleboro voters to cast ballots on liquor policy March voting. It highlights Miles and Merrifeld positions, notes support for license trial, and calls for full civic expression. The piece references local figures, tax considerations, and regional impacts of policy changes.
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Miles
Brattleboro
Leense
Government Overreach in Old Age Policy Debate
Fragmentary note from a Brooklyn source laments overbearing government power in assigning roles and living conditions. It questions compulsion in religious freedom and tax burdens, suggesting authorities impose duties without consent and warn of rising bureaucratic control.
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Brooklyn Raxhe
Cnmieny
Dean's Kidney Pills Bring Relief to Brattleboro Workers
Brattleboro residents engaged in strenuous daily labor report kidney strain from constant bending and lifting. Donn's Kidney Pills are claimed to restore strength, ease back pains, and improve sleep. Testimonials from local user Harry Hyland cite dramatic relief after three boxes, with Foster Milburn Co. as U. S. agents and a 60 cent price.
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Dean
Brattleboro
Hile Wond
Dan
Eures
Hyland
Canal Street
Bradiihan
Donn
H. Holden
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
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Windham County
Vermont Printing Company
Wowand O
U. & Obane
al Porporide
Tania
Ratve
Bn Applica
Businers Omoes
Sais Uiory
Breitlel
All Ins Banteau
Teal
Dirsillebaro
Barond
Claes Mall
Root
State Department
Burlington Pree Cress
Elbert Hubbard
Fra Ribertus
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
New York Health Department
James EB
Burke
Maddy
Fortier
Nation
Bunton
Ron
State Superintendent of Education
Orr
Budapest
Monnay
Mega
royal com_missioner
Hungary
Uty Alliancs
Prancis Jonepl
Jes
Austro- Hungary
King Forward
Great Britain
Ireland
Campbell-Ronnermingue
John Redan
TIRE
Haven
Rutlagd Sundey
University of Vermont
Murlington
A. Alan
Alalon
Muren
Robert Adger Bowen
Vanesan
Borison
Cal
Gongrove
Milea
Ani
Meijer
Inn
Birge Dod
John H Merrifeld
Merri
Pele
Carly Tee
Ana Ren
Ea Jew
Greene
Rewture
Boston
Vireuniae
New York
Rudd
Buslington
UAL Vermina
Holt
Soroyh
A. TeBodr
Barlineion
Ceplon
India
All Grace
ST. Loius
H. E. Bond & CO
Main Street
Drattiehore
Ene
Brattleboro Gas Light Compyreese
CAS & Electric Lich
Houck Mach
H.R. Messenger
C. F. Thomas
Ph.g
Cyphers Incubator Co
Buffalo, N. Y
L.H
F. A. Richardson
Moran & CO
Maly Street
Choice Farm Loans
Savnetare
Vt.loan & Trust Co
F.B. Putnam
ConwlAge
James B. Randall
Poksuree
W. H. Haich
Elliot
Mutual Life Ansurance Company
Ihawn
Ton Pines
Benider
Rome
Main ST
Worcester
M. Clay
Brattieboro
Odel
the Nurseryman
U. S
Peel
Peel's Remedy CO
Greene’s Pharmacy
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