The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1919-03-27
l!EW ENGLAND NEWS
IN TABLOID FORM
Items Of Interest From All
Sections Of YankeeIand

shot and severely wounded his vile
al Guilford early In the winter. was
sentenced al sitting OF the Supreme
Court TO prison term OF from three
10 six years.
! The nomination OF Colonel William
D. Sohier OF Beverly TO succeed him
self as chairman OF the Massachu-
sctts Highway Commission was con-
nrmed by the Executive Council by a
vote OF six 10 three,
The Vermont House OF Representa-
tiyes has sustained Governor Glenn
ents veto OF bill biving women
the vote for presidential electors
The Senate voted to pass the Dill
over the Governors veto.
officials OF the Springfield Brewer
les company, which operates three
plants in Springfield. Mass, have de-
cded TO adopt the State associations
recommendation and renew the man
ufacture OF az percent beer.
| PasQualina Augusta pleaded not
guilty TO murder in the Lawrence po'
lice court. He is alleged to have
shot Rominco Pappalardo In a soup
Kitchen row on Elm street. Papa
laro later died al the Lawrence Gen
eral Hospital
Plans for visit to Maine April 5
by Maj-Gen. Clarence r. Edwards
have been announced by Adjt- Gen.
Presson. Gen. Edwards is anxious to
meet parents Of soldiers OF the 1880
Infantry, formerly part Of the Maine
National Guard
The Jacksonville Lumber Company
has been Incorporated in Bangor to
carry on general business as timber
merchants, operators and manufac-
turers OF lumber, etc, deal in real es.
tate, acquire property etc. The cap
ital stock is $4,000 with nothing paid
| in.
Fannie Sachosky, who killed Mich
olas Dickovilsky. who refused to sup
port his child in a room at hotel,
did SO in defence of her person from
imminent and great bodily injury or
death" Coroner John J. Phelan found
The coroner's finding automatically
discharges Mrs. Sachosky.
United States Senator Wesley L. |
Jones of Washington, in an address
at Portland predicted that by 1880 |
prohibition would be practically world.
wide In speaking of woman suf
frage, he declared that an amendment |
granting II would be proposed in the
next Congress and adopted.
Announcement is made of the aban-
donment of soccer football by the
Fisk Red Tops former State cham
pions of Chicopee Falls. The team
has been contender in the State, ma
tional and American cup ties for two
seasons Financial reasons are given
as the ground for the decision.
In a special message to the Legis-
lature Gov. Coolidge of Massachusetts
called attention to the failure OF Con-
gress, through lack OF time, to pro-
vide funds for the determination OF
the European corn borer and asked
the legislators to make an appropria-
ton for the work in Massachusetts.
Spencer H. Over. secretary OF the
Rhode Island Brewers Association
says: I'm all likelihood a meeting
will be called to consider the POSSIBLE
fties of again manufacturing beer.
With other tSates taking action the
brewers OF this city will call a meet
ing in the near future to consider the
matter
The Maine Automobile Association
has taken the initiative to have the
state highway to be built between
Portland and Mryeburg, via Raymond
Naples and Bridgeton, made part OF
the proposed Theodore Roosevelt in
ternational memorial highway, run
ming from Portland, Me-, to Portland,
Oregon.
NJ. J. O'Donnell, a president Of the
Boston Central Labor Union, follow.
Ing meeting OF the C. l.. us anti
prohibition committee, estimated that
between $4,000 and 10000 labor men
and their sympathizers will partici-
pate ! nthe central body's scheduled
parade and demonstration against
prohibition on Boston Common SUM-
day, April 8.
The Rhode Island House by a viva
voce vote has passed the resolution !
the attorney general OF
Rhode Island to seek from the United {
States supreme court an immediate Z
decision on the constitutionality OF ,
the federal prohibition amendment {
The vote came after an hours debate 8
In the course OF which strong oppo- I
sition was offered to certain state
ments contained in the preamble OF
The resolution. There was some op '
position also to spending the states q
money in what was called the brew Z
srs' fight" d
Secretary Eatough Of the Paw
.ucket Loomhxers' Union has received I
word from Pawtucket that the War