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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
2
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The Trindham County Reformer critiques Vermont lawmakers and party leaders for sizeably criticizing the minority report on the Cowland bill and for alleged political hypocrisy. Editors urge unity to enact a high license local option law, defend Vermont’s republican legacy, and respond to public pressure while noting editorials on newspaper economics and civic inclusion.
Debates rip through party lines as voters weigh the local option liquor measure and the Bartell bill. Critics warn of political money behind opposition, while supporters push for full compliance with pledges and potential referendum. The piece also spars over church fund dissent and the bishop of London’s plans.
A reader questions the fate of the State Development Association formed years ago noting it held one or two meetings. The letter laments that Bar girls seem to be running things and Vermont’s finest appear careless, asking what happened to the effort and direction.
News reports the formation of a Democratic party by partves in the Philippines, signaling political realignment. The Battell bill faces a tough road to passage and potential enactment into law.
Editorial letters discuss Republican pledges versus temperance goals in Vermont. Democrats praised for nonpartisan governance while party politics loom, with concerns about small towns resisting redistribution and the potential shift toward Democratic control in the state government.
The Messenger criticizes the House for killing a bill to elect representatives by plurality on the second ballot if no majority is achieved on the first. It warns about prolonged contests leading to fraud and corruption and urges lawmakers to reconsider in 1904.
A detailed legal outline governs county clerk liability, municipal licensing of fifth and sixth class establishments, and the bond requirements for liquor licenses. Provisions cover application forms, bonds, transfer rules, violation procedures, hearings, penalties, revocation, and enforcement including search warrants and procedures for unlicensed sales.
The text outlines cross references for sampling adulterated intoxicating liquors, analysis by the state laboratory, and penalties for licensees and others. It covers securing samples, delivering to the director for analysis, and whether findings support prosecution, plus fines, license forfeiture, and public notice requirements.
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