Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-16

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tnoush APPROXIMATIONS W. sunan,n-
Much praise Is que .ne sesena arnr,s
tehoents ior the -
they nave maze ana 'ne Piu CIV
caretui way III which my " ru'
Quoted their Respective ihs''."'ton'' -
state suIereo d sreal ioss III
or Or. w. l.. Wassoh' ia.e "a
OIL the 'erInoh' "'a'e -
insane Ut "aleiouis' -
MS heart ana ih'ho U II 80
10 the care Oh the WY 80
under ms charge' ms piaoe -
taken by Dr. H. "a o.ahiey' "ho i "i
sure VIII prove "a capapie sucoeS'oi'
PAROLE PERIOD
Some legislation should be enacted
looking IN n uniform practice in imDos-
ing maximum and minimum sentences.
I would suggest that the parole period be
at ieast twice the leng'n OF ,he minimum
sentence Inc mooerh ioea = " io.e
the tine OF actual confinement any ~
penoiture OF this appropriauoh WI" oe
IN charge OF the governor ana you may
De certain tnat IL VIII ne careiuhy anu
e- .on-N"".S 49,
war and the influenza euidemics. wash
ineton county has already voted. under
an act Of 1917. to establish a hospital.
Our durable cases are now cared for at
Pittsford and our advanced cases at
Haydenville. Massachusetts and at Penn
broke, New Hampshire. A preventorium
has been established at Essex Center by
the Ne'ihoh' assooia'io" wi Nv p'eVe"-
tioh OF tuberculosis.
Auoitionai proVisioh shouio pe n'aue W
connhe 1or treatment persons IN jams
or STATE institutions 1or crime iounu 10
o' "u'e'i"e ~" ny
sentences they should not be permitted
to go for and continue a menace to the
immunity l bring this subject to YOU
attention and refer you to a statement
upon the subject of tuberculosis in the
appendix of this message.
VACANCIES IN THE Ho1rsE
A. mon . n,v no th. r.cess.rv sten,
ought to be taken for filling vacancies II
the House of Representatives. AT tn,
present session Windsor is deprived o.
her representative by the untimely death
of Bert E. Cole.
LAWS
W.. 10 ~ iepHi
VI '"o oo. u"
-
'he on''eo S'a'es' anu you ~ earnestly
reques'eu " Nv tn's Wy "
na''er iesis'"'''n 'o"''"e'a'ioh
CANCELLATION AND ARBITRATION
The board of Cancellation and arbitra
ton was organized and willing to per
form any duties devolving Upon 1t. Thi
potential Willingness was sufficient t
adjust a strike at west Pawlet. withou
.ne neeess''' III" nearing ny 'i
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LABOR
| wish at this time to express my ap
; probation to labor for the unselfsh an,
patriotic stand taken by the laborinl
men of Vermont in aiding every war en-
deavor. The sane forces of organize
labor will surely prevent any revolution
airy overturning of order in America.
STATE RIIILDING
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:, Durihs ,ne pies"' o'e.u.i, .he ne,
Sta.e ouiiuihs Nv supreme cour'
"'a'e ioiai!, 'ei"''n' soeiet
anu H'a.e um'oes d peen oonp'e'eo an
occupied ms appropriations LOT Uni
| doIIars ord the entire cost Including no,
s stacks for the library and the complet
8 furnishings of the supreme court roor
was SZO2, S13.S1. Inc COMMISSION, DelleN
I ing that the State should have a sumem
court room in keeping with her dignit
: and the standing of her court, took tn
y initiative and furnished the room at a
I expense of "a, 203. 81. To do this they wer
. obliged to borrow 81, 1885, 60 and hope yo
u increase the period of supervision.
IocArrNc orrIcuc AIT rtIE
u cApIrAI
III octooer' i'oe "neh 1 came mere II
oihces were maintained ana kept ope
d tne o'ate mousse except durihs IN
sess'o"' o'her IMAM the ONCE VI -
ranger superintendent OF al
n the once OF the secretary OF STATE wnit
II was kept open by the deputy. was u
hrst 10 open ana keep open at All time
except as stated' n pubic once at u
a osa....om' W.
49, &C.,. ~ c. ~ ~
hroTah .nno-a ". .n..., -
1870 49, ~ =.
futnra nau hoId ~ 60 Co. NO th.t
have bo,ned ~ son,o sIaht daaroo in ~
ne advarcement
is
b. PUBLIC HEALTH
A few months ago DR.. Charles