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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
INJURIES PROVE FATAL
Victim Of Trolley Riots Dies In Albany
HOSPITAL

Albany, ~ Y, June 2.--The first
death due to the strike on lines of the
United Traction company, now more
than four months old, came Tuesday
afternoon when Howard w. Slade died
at the Albany hospital, from injuries
received when a trolley car on which
he was riding was stoned during riot
ing on the evening of May 90.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
YEs-FlLLMoRE
Bennington Young Girl Weds Hoosick
Falls Man.

Miss Helen Fillmore, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orv4lle Fillmore of
SALISBURY, and Harry Moves of Hoo
sick Falls were quietly married at
the Baptist parsonage in Hoosick
Falls Wednesday evening at o'clock.
They were attended by Mrs. Estella
Eldred Of Bennington and Simon
Crayon of Hoosick Falls. Immediate
Ily following the ceremony reception
attended by a few relatives and close
friends was held at the home Of the
bridegrooms parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Charles Noyes.
The wedding gifts includ ng cut
glass. linen and money were numer-
ous and beautiful showing the esteem
in which the young people are held.
Miss Fillmore attended the Benning
ton high school and is well known by
many friends in Bennington. who eX.
tend congratulations and best wishes
Following the ceremony, they left
on the even ng train for New York
Upon their return from their Wedding
trip they viii reside in Hoosick Falls
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
WARRANTS FOR TROOPERS
Claim Albanian Have esen Assaulted
BY .Preservers.

Albany June Six John Doe war.
rants TOR the arrest OF state troopers
charged with clubbing Albanians with
out poy0caton Wee issued vest tarday
afternoon by Police Justice John j.
Brady. All cf the al eyed assaults
were committed Since the troopers
were brought to Albany ten days ago
to suppress riotng growing out Of
trolley strike disturbances.
Meme Of the troopers accused in the
warrants have been identified, al
though many of the complainapts have
been given opportunity to ook at
great many of the troopers on strike
patrol in A hany in an effort to make
tdent llcations.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
PEACE SHIP AFlRE
Steamship George Wash ngton Is Dam.
agaed BY Flames.


New York, June "A mysterious
fire that grew from a swirl Of smoke
to a blaze that demanded the use Of
"a the department apparatus avail
able in .Hoboken threatened Tuesday
Il ght to destroy the steamship George
Wa .hlngtcn, former German liner and
the transport used by Woodrow Will
son On his two trips to France during
the peace conference The fire started
after workmen, who have been recon
ditioning the vesse in the yards OF the
ITietjen & Lang Drydock company, Ho
boken, had quit work and left for the
day No estimate Of the damage could
be had, bCt it wassaid that much OF
the repair work ordered by her new
owners, the United States Mail Line,
was undone by the fire.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02

is FINED $500
West Rutland Merchant Pays Penalty
For Selling Cider.

Rutland June 2.-Theotime NJ.
Nobert of West Rutland was fined
$500 and costs before Judge Leonard
III Wing in Rutland City c0ur. Tues
dey after he had changed his plea Of
not guilty to one OF guilty tc the
cr'ine Of having e,Ser IN his store for
Illegal sale. Tais Is the last Of the
cares resulting from "a rad one
Saturday night when the sheriff's de-
lartment. found i.aor in fee West
Rutland places Of business In oil
the other cases, pleas Of guilty were
entered and the fines paid.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
NEW LIBRARY ASSISTANT
iiss Marjorie White Of No. eenn.neton
Now at Local Library

Miss Marjorie White Of North Ben.
nington has been engaged as first as
sistant to the librarian OF the public
library, beginning June /.
Miss White was graduated from Ho..
yoke co lege in June 1920, with hon.
ors. and aside from natural ability, has
had some experience in college library
work. She is especially well qualified
for the position, and the board outrus
tees feel that they are fortunate in
occurring her services.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
FLlVVER NOT FOR SALE
Ford Company Makes Car No. 100000
Goes u Museum.

u ro t. june 2.-Ford car no. 5,OOO-
600 wa turned out Saturday at the
Highand Park factory Of the Ford
Motor company 1t probably will stay
in Detroit az part OF the museum Of
Henry Ford alongside the original
Ford car that popped and spluttered
IN eita'nly through the streets of De-
roit n the nnehes and near several
UtEey ear mode S.
Whore Nos 1000 00D 100000, g..
100000 and 600 600 are now is not
certainty for they went out into
the world like any other Ford,
At an average Of $500. the 5000 900
cars would represent sales value OF
SO SOC. .000 900.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
THREE YEARS IN PRISON
Sentence Passed Upon Duncan Couch
For Serious offence

Sheriff Perry b. Gardner is leaving
today for Windsor w.th Duncan Couch
who will serve not less than three
years in state rFispn following his con
viction upon "a charge of statutory
rape
Couch was brought before Munich
pal Judge William j.. Meagher We'd
nesday afternoon and made no denial
of the charge preferred against h IN.
lie was convicted and sentenced to
not more than five or less than three
Years in the state prison.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
80 YEARS; TIRES OF LIFE
Aged surIingtonitc Attempts Suicide
Via. Drowning.

Burlington, June John Gibeau,
a man nearly 80 years OF age, attempt
ed to commit suicide by drowning
Tuesday afternoon about o'clock,
when he jumped into the lake near
the Champlan Transportation com
panys wharf at the foot of King street.
Eye witnesses OF the attempted sui
eide rescued the man 1t was stated
to the police that Gibeau had made
the statement that he would some time
commit suicide
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
NORWICH UNIVERSITY
Makes Elaborate Arrangements for
1902 Commencement Exercises

Norwich University announces the
one hunured and second commence
ment exercise Of the institution which
will he held at Mortified, during the
week of June ~. An elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged for the oc.
casion. ~ tAslI
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-02
---------s -s-
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

1- -- ---4-
,EOR SAIE4-Four burner oil stove.
suitable for camp and a go-cutt in fine
condition at llG Pleasant st 22t6F
FOR SALE---Almost new market
wagon with platform springs Geo, y.
Davis, 209 Pleasant ST. 22tG
FOUND-.A string Of Rosary Beads,
saturday afternoon on corner of School
uud Gage SITS, Owner may have same
by identifying, and paying for this ad.
iall va w. Main ST, Bennington, VT,
pNt 22t2
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NOTICE Enuip your ear with Area
dia Tires, S0x3, $3.50; 30x3h, $lL50--
Guaranteed first IL Lee Hun, North
bennington 22t6s
WANTED--Steady work gardening.
caring for lawns or as houseman Ad
dress Geo. Love- % Pleasant St 22t6t
WANTED--Four or FIVE unfurnished
rooms for light honsekeeping Address
G. Ga, T. o Box ll0 22t6s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
CITY MAY SELL
POLICE STATION
Commission Decides to
Advertise Property
for Sale

Who wants 10 acquire one police
station. to have and TO hold for 90
years or for a longer time II de
sired?
Tho mayor and commissioners
yesterday decided 10 advertise tho
Tulsa police station and the property
ON which It stands, and will receive
bids for It's direct sale or Tor a 90
year lease on tho property.
For the past several months Mayor
T.. u. Evans. Police Com missioner
j, NJ. Adkins and other city officials
have hoped some way might be
found 10 orcct new police station
moro iu keeping with Tulsas size
and requirements. ~ a deal Is CON
summated on the present property.
It is probable they will try to carry
out this nope.
There is sufficient room on tho
city market property at Archer
street and Houlder avenue for large
station. and 10 has been Tentatively
proposed that this lot be utilized Tor
such purpose. This would relieve
the police station from the main
business Of the business district, but
IL would still he within easy access.
Mrs Frank seaman, city auditor.
was instructed by the mmisston
yesterday 20 advertise for bids i'm -
mediatoly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
BOIL WORM ALARMING
seriousness OF Pest Causes Govern
mcnt Agents TO Renew Actiyi-
ties Throughout Texas.

DALLAS, Texas, Dec, 2.-The
seriousness OF the pink boil worm
situation in Texas, augmented by The
discovery Of the insect in new terri
tory including Ennis and Grayson
counties, was brought home to
Texas cotton farmers, seed men,
bankers and other interests at a
conference Friday morning with
government officials seeking a
means Of combating the pest.
Absolute quarantine against Texas
cotton seed will be maintained by
the state OF Louisiana. no matter
what action is taken by Texas to
prevent infested seed from being
shipped. Harry II. Wilson Louisiana
commissioner of agriculture, in
formed the meeting which was at
tended by about one hundred and
twenty five persons representing
Texas and other southern states
Oklahoma will enforce a uuarar-
tine, but will be ready to modify II
II Texas takes proper action in the
way OF enforcing seed sterilization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
HARDING FACING
MORE OPPOSITION
Even Leaders in Sympa-
thy With Program Ex-
pect New Troubles
FIGHT OVER TREATIES
Bitter Contest Expected Over
Executive Suggestion to
Amend the Jones Act
BY j. BART CAMPBELL
7 ". s.. staff Correspondent.


WASHINGTON, Dec 2.-President
Harding viii face serious oppose
tion TO several OF the administra-
tons foreign and domestic policies
in the approaching regular session
~ congress. even republican leaders
of the senate in sym pathy with the
administration viewpoint, conceded
today,
Aside from the general expecta-
tton that the senate will debate the
present conference ana the presl-
dents association OF nations pro
posal, a verbal storm is expected
over the foreign debt funding bill
and the presidents stand on the
American merchant marine.
a bitter fight is foreshadowed be-
cause OF the presidents suggestion
that congress repeal section "a OF the
Jones act, which directed the execu-
tive 20 terminate whatever CONNER
cial or trade treaties or conventions
are found to conflict with American
commerce and shipping.
Like his predecessor, former Presi.
dent Wilson. the president has do
clined to follow the direction OF con =
gress regarding the proposed abro-
CATION OF such treaties and conven-
tons for fear, II was stated authori.
tatiyely that their termination might
lead TO retaliatory measures being
taken by the foreign nations con-
cerned
Members OF the senate commerce
committee declared that Great
Britain has repeatedly denounced
similar treaties and conventions she
has had with other European ma
tions when she found them interfer-
ing with her own commerce and
merchant marine.
They said they saw no good rea-
son why tho United States should
not he permitted to do what Great
britain had done.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03

as his duties lu connection with tho
Rod Cross roll call Rro over.
Reverend Abcrnathy former Ok
mulgce pastor. who, with his wife.
~ now settled IN the residence for
district elder, viii plan the cod
lcgc building and campus His first
step will be to have a preliminary
sketch ~ the grounds madc by q
landscape architect we viii plan
not for tho first few years Of the
colleges existence. but for rs years.
Tor an time" he said yesterday.
we viii adopt general scheme
eu chat all buildings will harmonic.
! expect to visit and study the arcai.
lecture of number of tho largest
educational institutions I'm the land "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
UNEMPLOYMENT is SERIOUS
Connally Says Condition In Okla
homa Shows No Improvement.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 2--Un-
employment in Oklahoma is becom-
Ing more serious according to
Claude +. Connally, state labor com
missioner. Mr. Conally said today
that reports from employment bu-
rcaus in the state indicate that the
number OF job hunters is increasing
while the amount of work offered is
less. lie added that many farmers
failing TO make a living in the coun-
try, had come to the cities, thus
aggravating the situation.
A statewide survey to be conduct
ed soon through the schools is ex-
pected to reveal accurately the un-
employment in the state, Mr.. Con-
nallY said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03

w. J. Lackey, state seed analysist OF
Oklahoma, announced today.
Absolute determination OF the
pink boil worm II possible lg de-
sired by the federal government.
This announcement was made by
Charles l.. Marlatt OF Washington,
chairman of the federal hurtlcul-
tural board, who presided at the
meeting. The conference was called
primarily 20 decide what will be
done TO fight the worm in Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
METHODIST HEADQUARTERS
Three official Representatives of
Southern MCthOdism Here,

Three official representatives of
the Methodist church are now ,s-
tablshcd IT, Tulsa. with their sole
purpose that Of building oklahoma
Central college In this city Joint
offices have been opened at 2l1
Drew building by Rev. John n.
Abernsthy. president OF tho college
to-be, j. W. Simms. secretary of Cdu-
cation for the cast and west OK
lahoma conferences. and Rev
Harold O. Cook. state commissioners
FOR the college.
Simms. formerly presiding elder
of tho Chickasha district. who has
located his new home hero, H
charged with tho task or collecting
f70O. 600 pledged to oklahoma Con.
trail college hy Oklahoma Methodist.
during tho dcnoWiuluuu-wi wilde chris
tian education campaigu'las' spring
and Reverend Cooke will begin work
on all other school finances 3s soon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
.Inpnncsc opcrn star HcId.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.--Madar
Tamah Mfura. Japanese girl :
nous al Madame Butterfly Of
Chicago opera company. Is bel
detained on the liner Nasari tod
because immigration officials ha
not been appraised OF the CORE
monthly quota ot immigrants fro
Japan. Madame Miura intended
leave for Chicago this afternoon
prepare for hor roappoarancea
operate roles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
Spanish Morocco Negotiations orr

spanish Morocco Negotiations orr.
MADRID. Dee. 2.--peace negotia-
tlons between tho Spanish govern
mcnt and The rebellious Moorish
tribesmcn ln Morocco. which have
boon carried on indefinitely for six
weeks. have been broken or. d, was
learned today Tho tribcsmen de-
mandcd arms. ammunition and
money az The price of their CON
cessious.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-03
ncndnchcs from slIght Colds

laxative RROMO QU1NlNE Tablets
relieve the Headache bv curing the
cold. \ tonic laxative and germ
destroyer. The genuine bears the
signature Of y. W. Grove. tBe sure
ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
Continuation Of l6-Inch Gun Program In Coast Defences OF
 US. And Hauaii Is Aduocated
Sub Committee Of House Completes Annual Fertilization Appropriation Bill; 260 Millions Of Unexpended
 Funds To Be Returned To Treasury Department

available two years ago for the taking over of this island by the United States inc onnection with the defense of the Panam canal. but the measure was held up on objection of the government of Panama, and it is still the subject of diplomatic exchanges.
 The war department is directed to sell not less than 20O0 of the 1000 tractors which it has on hand for moving big guns. These trac- tors, committee members said, can be used on farms.
 Requests for appropriations for an air base in the Philippine Is- lands and funds for locating an ad- ditional air squadron in the Pana- ma canal zone and in Hawaii were denied.
 No appropriations were made for the purchase of shells and and other material of which a sur plus has been accumulated.
 The secretary of war would be empowered to place the 16-inch guns as they are completed in the most advantageous places for de- fenSe
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
BARM||M AGAINST CAll|NG PARTY
 CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14. - Chair man George White of the Democratic national committee has invited Thom- as B. Love, Democratic national com mitteeman for Texas, and R. w. Wool ley to appear before the executive committee of the party here Thurs day to present the viewpoint of those committeeman desiring that the na- tional committee be called in session Love indicated tonight he would ac- cept
 The invitations were sent out to- day. Both are leaders in the move ment to bring about a meeting of the full committee.
 In announcing invitations had been extended. the national headquarters stated w. L. Barnum. national com mitteeman for Arizona. had requested that his name pc withdrawn from the petition
 Love announced ne had sent the following telegram to the 56 members of the national committee, who. he said. had authorized him to sign their
 names to the petition.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Con- tinuation of the 16-inch gun pro- gram for use in the coast defenses of the United States, Hawaii and the Panama canal for the next year is provided in the annual Notifications appropriation bill of approximately SS,000,000. which will be reported to the house Wednesday. This is S27 7.500.O00 less than was asked by the war department and compares with S1S,000,000 for this year.
 The subcommittee completed bill today and will lay it before the full appropriations committee tomorrow. It is the last of the big supply measures to be brought be- fore the house.
 About $26O.O00.0O0 of unexpend- ed balances of appropriations for Notifications during the war will De returned to the treasurer un- der a provision of the bill.
 For acquisition of the island of Taboga. of 1870 acres owned by the republic of Panama in the Pacific, the bill re-appropriates S10S,00O. This sum was made
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
HOUSE VOTES DOWN PLAN TO SUSPEND NAVAL CONSTRUCTION
Defense To Claim Denton Alive As
 Basis For Re-Trial

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 14.-Con- tents of five affidaviIs submitted to the court in behalf of an ap- plication for a new trial for Mrs Louise L. Peete. convicted of the murder of Jacob Charles Denton. were made public tonight by w. T. Aggeler. acting public defend CT.
 In one affidavit, Mrs Mona B. Wallace, of Long Beach. swore she met a man in Kingman, Ari- zona, September II, last, who told her his name was Denton and that she recently identified a picture of the man alleged to have been murdered as her s~- quaint ance of that occasi"s. The prosecution decalred Denton was killed June 2. last
 Two other 'affiants declared they had seen the Spanish wom- an" frequently mentioned in the case. but declared by the prose- cution to be a myth. The remain ing affidavits contained state ments that the body found did not resemble Denton in several characteristics.
 w. J. Ford. local attorney. an- nounced he had been retained as counsel for Mrs Peete and would appear with Aggeler Wednesday when the application for a new trial is scheduled to be heard.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
r FRE NCH STRIKE DEATH BlOW TO
 AGAINST 5 GOVERNMENTS
Seized Documents Outline Plans For Overthrow Of
 Italy, France, Spain
J.s. FIRMIlMPL1CATED
Revulsion Of Feeling Re garding 9oinmunists Is
 Result of Exposure

PARIS. Feb. 14.t-(By :. the Associated Press)-The overthrow ofthe sbourse- |ois" gOvernments of Spain, Italy and France is outlined in documents seized after a search today following the dis lcOfery of a widespread Communist plot. The date was set for May 1.
 The contemplated arrest of two Communist members of the chamber Iof deputies. alleged proof against whom has been delivered to NJ. Mar raud, minister of the interior. seems to have brought the French to a reali- ration of the importance of the plot.
 Discoveries made by the police or Barcelona and Milan show that the plot included the three countries. Transmission of funds was effected through an American financial organi- zation with European headquarters in Paris and branches in Berlin and Vienna.
 Soviets have been organized in France with Brest as headquarters ac- cOrding to the police, ready to take over railroads and all civil service. The plot appears to have been organi- zed without the Sndsledge of MT. Ca chin, leader of the French Communist party.
 Discovery of cheeks emanating from Berland and paid through an American transportation company appears to have caused a reyulsiOn Of feeling in French political and official circles and also among the working mems -commIttee which so long as the lead CTS profeSsed to be working for principles" were willing to support them.
 The French Communist press. de parting from its menacing attitude of the last few months, expresses sur prise that oppressive measures should come from Premier Briand, "a former comrade."
 L'Humanite. the official organ of the French Communists, appears to be up- set by the arrest of its city editor. M. DunOis. cancelled check for 20 900 francs issued in his name at Der lin being held by the police.
 The concensuS of opinion in the chamber Hobbies is that the govern ment has struck a knockout blow agalnst the Communist propaganda.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb. t4.-William E. McCoombs, former chairman of the Democratic national committee, Is critically ill and expected to die at any time. his physicians announced today. He has been suffering from heart disease.
 Friends of McCombs said he con tracted a cold at the Democratic con- vention in San Francisco last July and on his return here was forced to 10 to sanitorium where he has since spent most of his time. Six weeks ago he suffered collapse and went to the home of his sister on Long Island.
 He has been known in New York
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
Fl Pls!0 MAN |S SH0T. AWAIT OR
 UNlER ARREST
Musician, Calling On Ex- Wife, Says Lieutenant
 Opened Fire On Him

FL PASO. Feb. 14.AW. " West musician at a local restaurant. went calling, pistol in hand. on his former wife, Ruby Marie West, this morning about 7:30 o'clock. He is now in a hospital with bullet in his stomach His condition is said to be serious.
 Lieutenant E. D. Jones. of the army air service at Camp Harry J. Jones at Douglas. Ariz.. is held by the po- lice. on the charge of assault and at tempt to commit murder. He is said to be the fiance of Mrs. West and was in the house with her at the time of the shooting
 In a statement given to Police Cap tain Harry Phoenix. West admits that he crawled through a window into his former wife's apartment and had his pistol in his hand. The lieutenant asked West if he would accompany him to another room, West said.
 Have you got a gun?" West said he asked the army officer. according to the purported statement. He told me he did not. I put my pictol in my pocket and went into the room. It was then that I was shot,"
 Lieutenant Jones came to Fl Paso Sunday to assist Fort Bliss aviators in the search for the missing air man Lieutenant Alexander Pearson. who left this city Thursday morning.
 Jones told police that he had called on Mrs. West this morning to bid her goodbye before flying out over the desert in search of Lieutenant Pear son.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-15
Legion Undertakes
 Release Of Men Who Went After Stacker

PARIS. Feb. 14.-The Paris post ot the American Legion has decided to send a representative with 4000 francs to engage a German lawyer with the object of obtaining the release of the two Americans under arrest in connec' tion with the attempt to kidnap Grover c. BergdoI. convicted deserter.
 The legion representative will go first to CoblenL and consult with the American military authorities as to the best method of procedure.