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The Bennington Evening Banner
Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont
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William Paul, an Italian driller, charged with assaulting Joseph R. Arsini at the Everett estate on June 14 after a disagreement. Arsini claims Paul used a knife, cutting his hand; Paul says Arsini fell on a bottle. Case continued to July 1 in Municipal Court; witnesses held on $50 bail.
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One Claims Knife Was Used—Case
Continued to July 1
William Paul, an Italian employed
as a driller on the Everett estate,
was in Municipal court this morning
charged with creating a disturbance
by assaulting Joseph R. Arsini, an
Italian laborer employed at the same
place, on the night of June 14. It is
alleged that Paul assaulted Arsini as
the result of a disagreement. Arsini
alleges that Paul drew a knife on
him and cut him about the left hand
with which he was trying to defend
himself. Paul claims that he merely
pushed Arsini, who fell upon a broken
bottle, which was the cause of
Arsini's injuries. The case was continued until July 1st for trial. The
witnesses were each held in the custody of Sheriff Nash in default of $50
bail.
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Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Everett Estate
Event Date
June 14
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Outcome
arsini cut about the left hand; case continued to july 1; witnesses held in custody of sheriff nash in default of $50 bail
Event Details
William Paul charged with assaulting Joseph R. Arsini after a disagreement on the night of June 14 at the Everett estate. Arsini alleges Paul drew a knife and cut his left hand during defense; Paul claims he pushed Arsini who fell on a broken bottle causing injuries.