Open Saloon Humbug and License Debate in Vermont
In a heated argument about a pending license bill, Vermont towns face a limit on saloon licenses. Proponents warn the measure may still leave strong liquor access in cities while expanding oversight to license boards, with critics emphasizing corruption risks and judicial independence. News editor C. H. Davenport urges publicity as a remedy.
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Yaruront
Jewett Homsbasepee Tea
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Vermont
Jude
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Rutland
Burling
Nome
Ruthead
Vermont Register
Elden
Burlington
Heese
Fenut
Tayor
Massachusetts
Tertei
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Licenses Board
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Lagar
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Mig
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Selecten
Atich
Iiven
Remgond
Rooscvelt
Soro Place
Hynor
C. H. Davenport
More Liquor Raids in Bellows Falls Reported
Saturday raids under state attorney supervision found liquor in several spots, resulting in fines for Meany Guyette and McLeod. The Ell pool hall and The Fix bar faced checks. several defendants pleaded guilty to first offense charges. Vermont supreme court question session gathered in Montpelier with no final decisions yet. governor awaiting court response. Barns and stock burned at Vernon, loss about 2000 with rebuild planned in spring.
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Rme Jning
Sehwenle
J. M. Walker
Aesistants
Meany
Mit
Ofler J. WW
Humend
Rocking
Jim Atrent
Finninger
Sigutude
J. M. Thayer
Simon Molwod
Selivol Street
Parra
D. Ryder
Charles Guyette
A. J. Meany
Charles HL Williams
Menny
Guyette
Guyette Sanoun
Vermont
Montpelier Turaday
Rowell
Execut
Vernon
Charles
Johnson
Dan Nye
Johnaan
Arly
Thompson fund accounts reveal Brattleboro disbursements
Probate records show the Thompson fund second account covering June 12 1901 to May 19 1902. Brattleboro expenditures total 24 707 01 including hospital relief for poor seamstresses five women and shop girls and related charity.
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Thompson
Trasters
Richards M. Bradley
Tourenve Minot
Boston
Hall Eatape
Brattleboro
Prt
Thompson Fund
Tral
Clusting Hall
Fragt
Bradley
Rhivebeck
N. J
Rhine
Wwek
Armen Raarekoh
SAO Airage
Wilding
Hrattiobare
Beaberp
Inoue
Dlowes
Maowachusetts Supreme Court
Hin Associated Charities
Reformer contest sparks church and society entries for prize ranges
The Reformer announces a voting contest with seven district prizes of famous Quaker ranges. Churches and other organizations are entering, promising brisk competition. Subscriptions count votes, with details publicized in related newspapers next week.
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Friends of the Reformer
Bellows Falls
Wilmington
Lonionderry
Society
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