Fanatics Run Riot in Kansas City Street Tragedy
Police interfered with a religious service in the street and a fusillade of shots followed. In the chaos yesterday afternoon in Kansas City four others were severely injured and four died, including Policeman A. D. Dalhow. The preacher Sharp and Officer Holt were among the wounded. The incident began when Probation Officer Molt confronted the group near Main and Fifth, escalated as Adam God and his followers clashed with officers, and ended with gunfire as Holt sought help at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Efternoos
A. D. Dalhow
Fuctathy
Patrick Clark
Mein Sharp
Adem God
Michael MbulTane
Lola Pratt
Utirl
V. Bi
Sigye
Holt
Molt
Fith
Mainstreete
Sharpe
Selzer
Lhree
Adam God
Wistspan
Akeeton
Adam Gnd
Local notes from Marshfield and surrounding area
Abjiah Bemis strained to feel more comfortable after several days of illness. Mrs D K Turners has been ill but improving. Mrs Flora Byron of St Johnbury recently stayed with Mrs JC Pitkin. Mrs Tucker under care of Dr Warren after serious heart trouble. Mrs Curtis J Martin visited friends in Washington and returned home. The K P s announce a number dance on December. Infant child of Myoni Mita Toon Rathbone died Tuesday evening with funeral Thursday. Mrs Newt Fnitile Preston ill with a complicated condition. Gold Templars held seven entertainments Tuesday evening. Miss Heresty Thernell and Mrs Th Dornet visited Cabot. Apchie Clive Mivireene married Wordiislay evening with Rev Lowree at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abjiah Bemis
D. K. Tuners
Flora Byron
St. Jonnahary
JC. Pitkin
Curtis J. Martin
Washington
A. T. Thevie
Clare Bemis Morris
St. Johnsbury
Abijah Bemis
Myoni Mita
Toon Rathbone
Gold Templars
Messra K.punt Pipna Smith
Cabot
Miss Heresty Thernell
Mere Th Dornett
Apchie Clive Mivireene
Meumbur
Lowree
Talk of the Town notes on Aldrich January events
Public dance in Milee ball Friday evening November 11. Gobi dnideke and pool tain appear with offerings of the Forest circle. Rooms will open at 7 and gate by pap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harte, Cohtainines
Aldrich Jueary
O. J
Vening
Gobi
Pool Tain
Regan Werting
Quen
Harvest Moon Chicken Pie Supper Featured At Local Fair
Tonight a community fundraiser features a chicken pie supper by Bedty Babe af Ariies with OO Shapherd performing a pitumt show. Local acts Germpind Flock and Alain Stymet Me Theatre join the evening program at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedty Babe
AL Tomart
Thamas
Alain Stymet
Germpind Flock
License vote results unchanged across several cities
The article reports municipal election results with license questions unchanged from last year. Mayors James Brown, Lawrence. James Logan, Worcester. Edwin W. Moulton, Marlboro. John T. Congdon, Fall River. and others won re elections or new terms. Holyoke, Lowell, Lynn, and Somerville voted similarly on license measures. several cities backed incumbents, while Brockton Everett and others showed shifts in other races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston
Fenfay
Norns and
Wight
Aliniment
Heense
Holyoke
Laverance
Lowell
Sprringfell
Twinton
Heverly
Brockton
Everett
Lyne
Moller
Maverhill Teelite
Elelton
Ity
Springhcli
Jones US
Carroll Tenyerat
Pall River
John T. Cong Tint
Auto overturns injuring Guatemalan officials in Washington
In Washington on a special mission, Guatemala’s foreign minister Senor Don Juan Herrier and minister to the United States Don Tats Toledy Her- Tarte, along with General John Drowood, a South American coffee planter, were badly injured in a late night auto crash near Pisginis. Chauffeur George Starling escaped with minor injuries. Len Barrios and one other occupant were taken to hospital with convulsions and possible skull fracture. The party, en route to Mount Vernon, had carried large flowers for a ceremony when the touring car left the road and overturned after striking an obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Don Juan Herrier
Guatemala
Hhe
Don Tats Toledy Her- Tarte
Guatamalin Minietar
United States
John Dru Word
South America
Pisginis
Deeupante
Eng
Touneau
George Starling
Bralves
Len Barrios
Hopital
Merratte
Coral Deriimund
Mount Vernon
Amt
Bartion
Rene
Caatemold
Bel
Mall Bugey
Hetan
Liviin
Amropeante
Seth Tor
Fragmentary Corinth Notices and Local Names in Obscure Text
The scrambled OCR text lists numerous personal names and places including Linte Folton, Mrs Dveinda von Mill, Annsies Eestinin, Sp Nviewns Misa Banien Cher, West Unrinth, and Montpelier. It references family events, meetings, and work notes with unclear dates or actions, revealing a tapestry of local society fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linte Folton & Vere
Aire
Tinigorr
Niente
Fea Gshiltee
Uth
Dveinda von Mill
Woren Aire
Annsies Eestinin
Wider Murding
Mider Paren
Te Hor
Glotys Wiggins Rae
Batre Aed
Montpelier
Her Mather
Sp Nviewns
Misa Banien
Atic Seine
Selina
Gerakt
Mra
Miew Veers Wilter
Artharyton
Nora
Dee Peat
Seiler
Metartanid
Vaile Bey
Bomb strikes New York tenement injuring twenty
A bomb dropped from a roof damaged a crowded Italian tenement on West 63rd Street, injuring about twenty people. Victims include five seriously hurt as authorities investigate the blast tied to an Italian gang dispute amid crowded stairways and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mack Phund Ontrege
Soldier Detains Drunken Soldier on Burlington Car
Conductor Coombs in charge of a trolley car from Burlington to Winooski detained a past soldier after he slept, drunkenly resisted, and nearly jumped from the car. On reaching Barrett Street the man awoke, broke away, and was later taken to Winooski by officer Rathurgeon. The soldier’s name was not learned by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Dec
Fi. Coombs
Winooski
Barrett
Coombe
Colon
Jes
Conree
Burtigton
Coombs
Ile
Rathurgeon
Approvals and Local Acts In Vermont Legislation
Governor approves measures amending charters and local acts. The list includes village incorporations and cemetery associations, with dates and act numbers referencing Norwich University and Calais, Cambrithc, and Orange county projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meretown
Cambrithc
Calais
Leont
Alpha Sigma Pi Gasiety
Norwich University
Alpha Sigma Pi
Norwich
Aniversity
Siekdun
Bof Shollon
Nerensnteer
Witsisres
Orange
Calumet Bowling Teams Duel In State League Match
Calumet and Crescenta clashed in a state bowling league contest at Burass’s alleys with Calumet delivering a strong showing. The Calumet trio posted high scores led by a 245 from Joe Tighe, while Crescenta fought to the finish but could not overtake the Calumet tally as averages stayed around the 400s for several players. The meet produced a decisive Calumet win as the pins flew and individual totals climbed past the 900 and into the 1000s for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burass
Quinnets
Crescenta
Cahimet
Walsl
Ronweill
Joe Tighe
Averill
Srolth
BAO Desnowettl
Esute P.c
Grand Jurors Warned by State's Attorney Gates
State's Attorney Gates warned grand jurors to consider evidence and reasons to believe dealers are involved in the probe. The note stressed lawful standards and the need for careful deliberation in returning indictments.
Wife Takes Blame in Glover Murder Case
Hartem Dec 9 The remains of Ray Coomer buried in Glover cemetery after Levi Partridge killed him Saturday. Porte testified saying his hound was present and he warned Coomer to stay away or he would kill him. Mrs Murtridge accompanied him to the lockup and later home, saying she bore the blame and that her husband had repeatedly asked her to see no one in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Quincy Granite Men Elect Officers
The Quincy Granite Manufacturers association held its 29th annual banquet in Boston with about 150 members present. Officers elected include John Murray as president Alfred O Diack as vice president and James Tow as treasurer, with a full executive committee named. Tributes were paid to Frederick Le Jones of Quincy, and resolutions of condolence adopted as the group planned to attend his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ciante Manufacturers’ Association of Iney
United States
Lotel
John Murray
Alfred 0. Diack
James Tow
T. J. Dunphy
Joseph Walker
Andrew Tohnenn
James A. Waite
F. D. Mamock
Thomas Bishop
Gasere Reptelfi
Alfred ©. Dinck
Wivesrom
Evik
Funeral of J C Lillie in Montpelier era
Funeral services for John C Littin were held at his home on More Street with Rev F A Poole officiating. A large gathering from the community attended, with many pallbearers and flowers including carnations and roses. Interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery, with numerous friends sending tributes from Montpelier and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Littin
Two O'Chick
More Etree
F. AL Poole
Tnen
Lillie Wan
Jorg Wera
Mountry
James Fraser
Willina
Mackie
John Gibb
Robert Eno
James
Elmwood Cemetery
Eaves Veney
Wis
Barclay, Sr
Alex
Mackin
Rose Ani Palma
Roben
James Trier
Hettie Poor
Nicholas Daly
Harry Dale
James Hogs
and . Peren
Juha McDonate
James F. Ross Granite Man of Quincy Dies at 64
James F. Ross of Quincy and Granite trade, born Aberdeen Scotland, died yesterday aged 64 at his home on Bethel Street after pneumonia. Survived by wife, three sons John 24, Thomas 18, Alex 16, a daughter Arthurine 12, two sisters Mrs. Sens Feaere and Mrs. Elur Mitchell. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from Berlin Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaros F. Ross
Bet
Nin Street
Sallewang
Pheumonia
Ross
Aberdeen
Scotland
Barry
Aled
Seth
Ila
John
Orldinn
Tovthins Duran
Alex
Arthurets
Mrv. Sens Feaere
Mreelur Mitchell
Glan Methegor Onder
Quincy
Mase
Berlin Street
Typhoid Alert Reported Amid Citywide Health Concern
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a typhoid rise affecting portions of the city with several locations and agencies involved. It mentions health authorities reporting cases on a Saturday and references incomplete details about vaccines, caveats, and public risk.
Deboer Speech Champions Tax Reform In Montpelier Debate
In Montpelier the debate on abolishing offsets for personal property taxes dominated the morning session. Mr. DeBoer urged reform, praising the taxation commission's work, arguing tax must be equitable and universal, covering real and personal property while preserving state services and avoiding double taxation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeBoer
Oklahoma
Remlina
Taxation Bill Sparks Debate On Intangibles And Banking Interests
Debates fair across lines as taxation commission mulls on a 1908 line and the push to tax intangibles. Harry Daniels Favored and East Montpelier’s Harry Denicle rally behind Williams bill amid concerns it might strain southern bank loans. March adjournment looms as supporters and opponents clash over potential impacts on banking institutions and state revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxation Commission
Harry Daniels
Harry Denicle
East Montpelier
Willams
Bill
Mr. Jones
Sudbury
Twtwell
City Offers $5,000 Toward River Bed Change Plan
At a city meeting the council proposed that it contribute 5000 toward the river bed alteration from Prospect Street to Depot Square. Abutting property owners would provide a bond to cover costs and waive damages, in return for a 16 foot highway and city oversight to safeguard public safety and private property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonnel
Sulwtande
Depot Square
Hoar
Conner
Hebine
Wells River
Allroad
Blue
F. G. Howland
Hwy
Alexander
Cty
Stephen’s
Prospect Street
Pa Square
Mary Street
Ban on Contract Fees Endorsed by Vermont Doctors
Washington County Medical Society approved a resolution at its quarterly Montpelier Country Club meeting to bar physicians from accepting contract work for cities towns societies and corporations at fees below the prescribed rates. The move risks expulsion from county state and national medical societies for violators, and may affect Barre and surrounding areas where contract work is common. The Montpelier gathering featured banquets and papers on aphelasia and gallstones with participation from physicians in Barre Northfield Montpelier Randolph and surrounding towns. The next meeting will be in Barre at an unannounced date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont State Medical Society
Washington County Medical Society
Montpelier Country Club
Washington County
Vermont
Genoeration
Barre
Montpelier
Cosy Club
Country Club
W. J. Watson
W. B. Lasetl
J. W. Lindsay
Wild Run By Horse On Main Street
A Voldback driven sleigh bolted down South Main street around 4:30 PM yesterday. William Inglis, the driver, was thrown but uninjured as the horse barreled past Universalist church and along Main Street. It collided with a double team near Tassie Brothers mint market before running to Prindle's store barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Prindle
South Main Street
William Inglis
Universalist Church
Main Street
The
National Bank
Bank
Tassie Brothers
Mint Market
Plankwall Street
River Street
Granite Street
Main
Prindle
Embargo on Vermont and veterinary inspection details
An embargo notice from St. Albans discusses Vermont policy with a Canadian veterinary service inspecting stock from Michigan to prevent hoof and mouth disease. It mentions municipal bond plans, city costs, and land acquisitions linked to proposed improvements, with legal and financial conditions set by the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Dec
Long
Canada
Dominion
Michigan
Isauers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missouri
Marshfield
TOWN
Harre
Masaschusetts Citien
Senor Barrios
Corinth
Tratians
Patleeman
Prouty
Coletmas Tree
Glover
Quincy Granite
John C. Murray
J. C. Lillie
Elmore Street
Quincy Clan
James FE. Ross
Trengh Heer
Mideara
Coany
Wearth Silieer
Hoane
Tee
Deloer
Fin
Lerte
Saeetas
Tata
Cohuniaion
Barre Rai
Gordon Ieck
A. Lawrence
J. Will
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!