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The Bennington Evening Banner
Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont
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Louis Fuller of Stamford discharged in municipal court Friday afternoon due to insufficient evidence for breaking into Charles Kane's saw mill; also cleared of fugitive charge from North Adams on advice from Bennington County State's Attorney Daley.
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Not Evidence Enough Found to Convict Him.
In the municipal court Friday afternoon, Louis Fuller of Stamford who was arrested last week charged with unlawfully breaking and entering a saw mill belonging to Charles Kane, and who was out on $100 bail appeared for a hearing. The evidence was poor and the court discharged him. Upon advice from States attorney Daley of Bennington county he was also discharged from the charge held over him in North Adams of being a fugitive from justice.
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Stamford
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Friday Afternoon
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discharged due to poor evidence on breaking and entering charge; also discharged from fugitive from justice charge in north adams upon advice from states attorney daley of bennington county
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Louis Fuller of Stamford, arrested last week for unlawfully breaking and entering a saw mill belonging to Charles Kane and out on $100 bail, appeared for a hearing in municipal court; evidence was poor leading to discharge