Coast Guard Seizes Liquor Schooner Henry L Marshall
The schooner Henry L Marshall with a cargo of liquor was taken by the Seneca off the coast near ecowat then towed to Quarantine. Four crewmen were held. Captain Ky Klausen and first mate EB Thompson escaped in a motor boat. Names of detained men include Clarence King and M Murphy. The vessel, Gloucester home port, faced possible navigation violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Marshall
Coast Guard
New York
Ecowat
Seneca
Quarantine
United States
Gloucester
Athantic City
Atlantic City
Ky Klausen
EB. Thompson
Conet Guard
Clarence King
Barcelona
M. Murphy
Maul
Ko Pike
Sil Peaman
Uonited
Hayward Sid
York
Er Weimore
Coast Guard Service
Lonkent
Lapend
Virnia
Capre Montauk Point
Atlantic Chey
Gloucester Ship Sailor’s Plunge Raises Quarantine Alarm
A Gloucester vessel bound for New Jersey coast last night collided with a liner aboard the former Gloucester fisherman. A child of Charles Needham in Middlebury has infantile paralysis and the youth quarantined. Fort Ethan Allen hosts 1200 National Guard cavalry for drills under regular officers. Rev. R. M. Jumet resigns after 15 years as pastor of a Chester Baptist church. Civil War veteran Nathaniel Gilger dies at 82 after hospitalization in Middlebury. St Job’s parish plans a department meeting after a trustees’ vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Needham
Middlebury
Fort Ethan Allen
National Guard Unite
New York
Massachusetts
Currran Named Mayor Candidate in Anti Tammany Coalition
New York August 2 Henry H Curran president of the Borough of Manhattan was unanimously designated by the anti Tammany steering committee as a mayoral candidate on a coalition ticket Senator Charles Lockwood of Brooklyn was named for comptroller. County Judge Reuben Haskell of Brooklyn announced he would seek the Republican mayoral nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry H. Currran
Borough of
Manhattan
antiTammany Conference
Charles ©. Lockwood
Brooklyn
Reuben . Haskell
France and Vatican Resume Relations in Paris Arrival
Paris Aug 2 Diplomatic ties between France and the Vatican are restored with Archbishop Beneventura Cerretti arriving from Rome to serve as papal nuncio. French recognition of the Holy See dominates the morning papers, ending a 1904 interruption rooted in a 1901 Vatican-government dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Vatican
Rome
Beneventura Cerretti
Holy See
Twelve Men Missing From Fishing Schooner Crew
Boston Aug 2 The fishing schooner Mary Decosta returned from Cape Cod with only three of her 15 crew aboard The remaining 12 men were lost in a fog on Sunday as Captain Murphy steered to avoid a four funnel warship The warship passed 300 feet astern, the captain said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary Decosta
Cape Cod
Murphy
Britain abandons plan for Pacific talks after talks with America
London reports Britain drops a preliminary Pacific conference proposal and will join the Washington conference as President Harding proposed. Britain also agrees to the November 11 date if suitable, with no reserva tions on the program. attendance of Premier Hughes and Premier Massey unclear, but represented by a British deputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Washington
Harding
Haring
Hughes
Australia
Massey
New Zealand
Lloyd George
Mrs Hemming Absolved Of Blame In Death Case
Riverhead New York Mrs Hemming cleared of fault in the death of her estranged husband Ange Henderson Hemming. The husband was killed at her Duck Hand home by caretaker Frank Weberhardt who later died by suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverhead
N. Y
Ange Henderson Hemming
Suffock County
Patran W
Duck Hand
Frank Vberhardt
Butler Executed with Mrs Lindsay in Dublin
Dublin reports Mrs JW Lindsay widow of a Cord landowner was executed alongside her alleged accomplice J Clarke. The minister of defense of the republican government announced the details and said both bodies were buried in the same grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
JW. Lindsay
Hes Itler
J. Clarke
Ttlb
M Wire
Lindsay
Clarke
Local Social Notes From Randolph and Surrounding Towns
Randolph reports Laura Douglas returned from a month in Quincey with her sister. Mrs Mirace Dustin and others visit family. Burlington and Hyde Park visitors arrive for short stays with local residents. Several residents travel, guests stay a few days, and local stores prepare changes as routines resume after weekends.
Murder Trial Opens for Woodstock Storekeeper Case
William Lescord stands trial in Winder County Court for the May 7 murder of George Race, an elderly storekeeper at Gassetts. Co-defendant Natthenn faces a similar charge. Prosecution cites deserters from Camp Dix as the attackers who seized, killed, and fled, later arrested in Ashburnham, Massachusetts. Attorneys Bicknell and Tupper represent the defendants. AG Archibald assists. Jury selection underway, with a verdict expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
William Lescord
George Race
Gassetts
FP. L. Fish
Winder County
Natthenn
Lee Jeard
Giteon
Dix
Ween
Ash
Burnyam
Mass
Ileet
Crea Ee
F. BH. Bicknell
Windsor
F. G. Tupper
Springfeld
F.C. Archibald
Manchester
J. Howland
Buildings Fell in Bari Earthquake Disaster in Italy
A severe tremor collapsed the post office building at Bari on the Adriatic coast. Eight bodies have been recovered and many more are feared dead or injured as rescue operations continue. Local authorities report casualties and extensive damage across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ang
Associateds
Tresai
Postoffice
Bari
Aly
Adriatic
Ears Return to Style In Coming Winter Fashion
Chicago August 2 A fashion revolution in women styles announced by the National Wearing Apparel association signals changes for winter. Straight lines knees will be worn, flowing sleeves and coats reaching the y saddle. Most models are black with ten key fur trims. Ears gain popularity for women again this season. Belted hairdos persist but fewer will wear short locks as years pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Wearing Apparel Association
Bethel Nethel A A defeats Randolph 11 to 1 in league game
Bethel Nethel A A beat Randolph 11 to 1 at Randolph. Bethel started strong with three bunts and four runs in the first inning. Newton, Canales, Gia ramus, and Noble drove in runs as Bethel pulled away, with Stafford and Healey contributing solid at bats. Randolph’s defense limited late scoring. Ken Campbell and the infield made only a few errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nethel A. A
Randolph
Bethel
Star
Newton
Noble
Newton Rethel
Gia
Allen
Ken Campbell
Gincamargi
Rune
Randolph Infeld
Lke
Giacamuce
Ross
Cuba Opposes Tariff With Delegation to Washington
Cuba plans to send a special delegation to Washington to oppose the Fordney tariff provisions on sugar and Havana. Secretary Sebastian Gallagher will accompany the team to appear before the Senate Finance Committee. The effort aims to influence U S policy, with Belgian and German firm interests noted in the broader trade context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Washington
Senate Finance
National Palace
Sebastian Gelahert
Eet
United States
Merlin
Wee
Makigs Rent
Key Campbell
Moree
Ah Vail
Ie Gallagher
Ib Tome Tal Allen
Ken Campbell
Nave
Orr Brothers Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Burlington
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed in the United States district court by Orr Brothers Merchants of MeIndoes Falls and by Charles H Orr and Leslie H Orr. Debts total 7104 with assets near none. Citizens Savings Bank of St Johnsbury is the largest creditor with notes totaling 2750. Each filer lists debts and assets with exemptions claimed. the bank appears as a major creditor in all petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wankruptcy
United States District Courtlerk
Orr Brothers
MeIndoes Falls
Barnet
Charles Th, Orr
Leslie H Orr
Burling
Berry-Hall Company
Citizen
Tufts Father Receives 19861 in City Funds Case File
Boston reports reveal a trial in Middlesex District Attorney charges against Tufts facing malfeasance in office. A letter from Fitchburg City Treasurer John Dexter cites July 18, 1803 payment of 19861 by Fitchburg to Joseph A. Tufts for school property seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ragg
Tifty
Middlesex County
Supreme
Tuftene
John Dexter
Fitchburg
Tufts
Brownie Kennedy
Mashawam Manor
Woburn
Witchburg
Tufte
Joseph A. Tufte
Harding Progresses Toward Lancaster New Hampshire
President Harding and his party move by automobile from Portland to Lancaster through Bridgton Maine and the Roosevelt trail. They pass Bridgton at daylight saving time and arrive about an hour later than planned due to the late Mayflower arrival in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgton
Harding
Roosevelt Trail
Portland
Lancaster
N. H
Vermont Jobs Fixed Delegation Hails Federal Appointments
A Washington dispatch notes Vermont officials support new federal appointments including a prohibition director from Vergennes and Collin M Craves of Benin. the delegation says a decision on the collector of internal revenue is near and has been reached with recommendations to the federal appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnebary Caledonian
Washington, D. C
Vermont Oy Today Revor
Vergennes
Collins Mraves
Benin
Bethel Stafford Corwin Noted in Local Notices
Fragmented OCR record lists names and truncated notes: Bethel Stafford Corwin, three-teese hit by Newton, Canales 2, Vail pitches, Morterty at A & PF store, Gay Gelantane at Clifford pharmacy, fire program, Annie deposition, Montpelier property case KH Peeeitt, Mire Albert Detaon, Wir, visiting relatives, Kerry and Halway mentions, miscellaneous deposits and family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Randolph
Teahane
Stafford
Corwin
Newton
Halls
Canales
Vail
Val
Richard Morterty
A & PF
Gay Gelantane
Clifford Pharmary
Guy Wilken
Gayerille Yee
Venday
Annie
Hener
KH Peeeitt
Montpelier
Bundle
Albert Detaon
Talk of the Tow n A Daughter Birth
A daughter weighing at birth to Mr and Mrs Nate born at 94 Railroad Street on July Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt Prince
Mra
Nate
Proctorville Business Filing Noted by Secretary of State
The Welly Company Inc of Proctorville has filed to transact business in the secretaries of state records. The stock value is listed at 34,000, with names Ro Welle J M Wyman and J P Phehett of Praetoraville attached to the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welly Company, Inc
Proctoreifle
PHE
Proctoraville
Welle
J. M. Wyman
J.P. Phehett
Talk of the Town at Peter Pur ee area fire scene
The piece recounts smoke seen near a building, police or officials responding, and mentions individuals Stuart Carson and Herman Ales connected with local offices. It notes a recent accident at an exhibit plant and a bicycle incident on Derek Street with unidentified outcomes and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremra
Stuart Carson
Lenkkeeper
Cegiral Thi Stave Co
Garten
Wiestariy
Herman Ales
Uprevhy-Leland
Derek Street
Perley
Fire Smoked Brokers Out In Wall Street Delays Opening
New York August 2 The New York stock exchange postponed opening to noon due to a fire in a new addition. Smoke flooded the building hindering trading and freezing renewal loans. The blaze, likely from a compressed air tank, was controlled after a fierce battle. Police closed Wall Street as crowds gathered and the Consolidated announced an 11 o'clock start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stot Exchange
Exchange
Wall Street
Wink Exchange
Consolidated
Vermont ruling exempts Barre water system from Orange taxes
The Vermont supreme court rules Orange cannot tax Barre's water system improvements and that selling water for mechanical purposes does not remove the system from public use. The decision confirms exemptions on reservoirs pipes machinery and land linked to the exempted property and orders Barre to recover taxes paid on the Robinson farm acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Barre
Supreme Court
Orange Sisters
Town of
Orange
Howe Ron
Robinson Farm
First Assistant Pire chief Naward Barrett return durtion event
First Assistant Pire chief Naward Barrett returned to duration at the time after splitting his annual fame with a secret vamp ay nal eter in Buirtington fier. Carter ef Wheralen oree te heleve wae. Me jor atone cwrerral wiline Bae spent wit bole Bah evr Alapilay te bebe tries een Be related pettetay, Mr and Mire harley Steven, and family of Manefirth. Mew servived ay the city Swadley geet yesterday tetr Sith Mir, and Mt teeee Medaw of Patt treet fer Stare Pere Reech Lake Champlain to Temes & -Tth of 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pire
Naward Barrett
Durtion
Tien Atimr
Buirtington
Tusale
Carter
Pepherel
Wiline Bae
Pettetay
Harley Steven
Manefirth
Death of C. S. Andrews Barre Merchant for 20 Years
C S Andrews a respected Barre merchant of 20 years died at 3 80 yesterday afternoon at his home 58 Spaulding street surrounded by his wife and three children after two years of ill health and three paralytic shocks Born Sept 0 1860 in Middlesex educated at Vermont Academy Saxtons River he worked in Moira New York Pleasant Plain Iowa Burlington and Barre establishing a shoe store at 157 North Main Street later moving to the Currier block He was active in Hedding Methodist church Sunday school state and epworth league Y M C A and local civic work Survived by wife Macyella Dewey three children Guy D Andrews Mrs Donald M Spencer and Mary Louise plus two brothers and two sisters Funeral at Hedding Methodist tomorrow at 10 20 am burial at Richmond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Sumner Andrews
Barre
Spaulding Street
Middlesex
Mr. Andrews
Ellen (Sumner) Andrews
Vermont Academy
Saxtons River
Moira
N.Y
North Main Street
Andrews
Currier
Hedding
Sona
Viates
Macyella Dewey
David D. DB
Mary M. (Lawrence) Dewey
Mra. Andrews
Guy ©. D. Andrews
Gardner
Mass
Burry
Mra
Donald M. Spencer
Ellenburg
N. Y
Mins
Freeman Cilley and companions take vacation and travel notes
MP and Mrs. Freeman Cilley return from a dive vacation to Newburn with the husband resigning from Trow & Holden's. Mrs. Cilley stays with Mrs. FW. Uilles at 14 South Main street, on two weeks’ vacation from Pike NH Manufacturing as a stenographer. Others, including Mrs. Hennes and Miss Macdonald, travel to Maine and Quincy for visits and outings. Gordon Owens resumes duties. various social and travel notices appear throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Cilley
Newburn
Trow & Holden
Sara Alae
FW. Uilles
South Main Street
Pike, N. H
Pap Hennes
Brook Street
Madeline
Joseph
Maurice White
Newton Street
Mater
N. H
Macraker Plenic
Caledonia Park
Mise
Marr Macdonald
Rasartt Street
Union Dry Goods
Wipond
Laura Bott
Hae
City
Quincy
Mies Angeline Hoffer Hae
New York City
Gordon Owens
A.W. Bodger Co
New York
Heston
Coney Island
Dene
Pines
Joe's Tovey
Signer Dalen Clothing Ce
Lee
Tax Revision Under Way With New Levies Considered
Washington Aug 2 Drafting of the tax revision bill was taken up by Republicans on the House ways and means committee after treasury experts urged a package of new taxes and rate changes. Mellon suggested two cents on bank checks ten dollars on autos and a postage rise to three cents plus broader corporate and tobacco levies. The plan also eyed repealing excess profits and soda taxes and cutting certain income and transportation taxes with a 40 percent top on personal rates and a 15 percent top for corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
House
Mellon
Treasury
Fordney
Barre Council Grants Permits and Notes July Police Arrests
Barre city council meets with full attendance except Alder man Rogers. Renzo Cantu and Mrs R F Walker gain permits for additions to dwellings on Grant Avenue and Abbott Avenue. Police Chief Sullivan reports three arrests in July, two for intoxication and one for selling, a record-low figure. Jove Cano’s bid to blast a street creates committee referral. Peter Muberini withdraws movable lunch cart request. Various bills approved including taxes, court costs, janitor, fireman’s bounty, poor overseer pay, mobility final payments, and street payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Rogers
Renzo Cantu
Grant Avenue
Mra
R. F Walker
Abbott Avenue
Sullivan
Jove Cano
Brook Street
Droul
Peter Muberini
Adama Co
Gallagher
North
Maineet
Orange
Robinson
F. Spearer
Alderman
T. " McCarthy
Real automobile value in the Reo line and local notes
Fragments from a period page mention a Reo line value and various city notices. Names include Mildred Clark, Harold White, and Tudor W Headley. Other items reference Barce Board of Trade, Fairbanks Museum, and Marie Lavigne. The text contains multiple garbled phrases and unverified details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reo
Mildred Clark
Delmont Avenue
Haroll White
HAL Paich Co
Rameelph
Mise Ha Camm
RD. Campbell
North Main Street
Tudor W. Headley
Barce Board of Trade
Riverfield
Fairbanks Museum If Natural Science
St. Dwheeleery
Marie Lavigne
Keith Premne
Tom Nesas
Isiuine Prier
Colne
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Trunsit
Willem & Joy Af
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Srepox
Aine
R. M. Jumet
Aston
Baptist Church
Chester Deper
Nathan Thelgr
Ciwil
Middlebars
Thoresay
St Jobesbary Aradietal Tolning
Grpertmeat
Sens
Curran
Coalition
Archbishop Cerretti
Cio
Pacific
America
Mrs. Hemming
Butler
Letter
Laura Douglas
Quincey
Mase
Mirace Dustin
W. A. Willington
Thetford Center
D. Cassidy
Alton Briggs
Harry Norton
Richard Merton
Hyde Park
Maes
Histerion
Amd
Alton Hubbard
Alice Tuckerman
Royalton
Mise Mary Wedgwood
New Haven
Conn
Annie Wedgwood
Mise Wedgwood
Dean Wedgwood
Bila Russell
Arthur Howard
SW. Howard
F. A. Eaton
Dave
J.B. Burk
Otery
Olen Pachic
Margaret Cheney
Atve Cheney
Sioensy
Anti ‘Anner Hospital
Tatro
Franklin
Weber
Nee Ka
Italy
Bethelah Barnes
Wb “ Healey
Starr
A Newton
If Noble
Ate Ness
Cuba
MeIndoes
Lancaster, N. H
McCuen
Internal Revenue
Graves
North Calais
Proctorsville Concern
Talk OF
the Town
New York Stock Exchange
C. S. Andrews
Ways and Means
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