Proctor's Prohibition Stand In Vermont Bailiwick
A Vermont voter letter quotes William V. Proctor affirming support for the Prohibitory Law and its role in promoting welfare and sobriety. A later inquiry about vetoing a Local Option High License Bill prompts Proctor to reiterate that his letter fully states his temperance views.
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Proctor
Russlaw
Vermont
United States
Governor Smith
Fletcher D. Proctor
General McCullough
North
Bennington
John G. McCullough
Bonnington
Proctor Prohibitions and Proctor Prohibition Policy
The piece accuses Fletcher D Proctor of wielding absolute power to forbid sales of merchandise and alcohol in Proctor Vermont. It cites licenses, local option, and alleged influence over the Rutland county state attorney to explain open dives and lax enforcement. It hints at wage deductions for Italian workers funding alcohol.
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Fletchor D
Proctor
U.S
Fleteler 1
Proeids
Portsmouth
Inter Revenue Ree
Fletcher D. Proctor
United States
Vermont
Rutland County
Clement
Saurdiy
Blodgett
Legal Option League
Guyeton
Republican Town Commiltion
McCullough
Sabundiny
Chitefonden
Moe Cullough
Clements
Ontmus
Praetorians
Watermat & Martin
Inoellernt
Atendants
McQulloug
Col
WH. B. Taylor
Ovo
Mears Gontan
Spaulding
Gordon
Yatttles
Col. Taylor
McCullough and Proctor Lead Vermont Caucus Fight
Vermont caucuses reveal McCullough leading with heavy support over Proctor and Clement amid contested town votes. Reports show statewide tension as delegates swing between the McCullough and Proctor factions with licensing questions shaping town outcomes.
Proctor Barony Hope Faces Vermont State Skepticism
The Barony of Proctor candidate frames the Vermont idea as local control over land and resources. The Vermont Marble Company and its president Fletcher Proctor own most property including the water system and store, with wage and housing conditions for workers criticized. An employee-formed group seeks reform, while critics note Proctor’s political stance against weekly pay and Australian ballot laws.
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Vermont Marble Company
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Lyndonville
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