Invasion of Claremont Staged by Knights of Khoreesan
A chaotic Saturday parade in Claremont featuring the Dramatic Order Knights of Khoreesan and Sundah temple initiates. Unknown locales and performers paraded with torches and mock execution tropes, ending with a banquet and a wide mischief of revelry and costumes.
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Dramatic Order
Claremont
Newport
Bell
Phils
Lebanon
Tyros
Anzje Elise
Tyrow
Sundah Temple
Dramiatic Order
Knights of Khoreesan
Emoko
Pything
Fragmented OCR Note Describes Incoherent Self Harm Incident
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a person killing themselves in a cell and references to police, a drinking incident, and vague courtroom or official actions. The text is severely garbled with many misspellings and broken phrases, making precise details impossible to determine.
Death After Rescue From Water Reported
Rescue operation recovered a person from the water but the individual died within an hour. The incident details and location are unclear due to damaged text but authorities are reviewing the case. Further information is not available in the readable segment.
Suffocated Man Found Dead Tied to Chair
Nathan Nathanson, a 49 year old Fayetteville, Tennessee real estate partner, was found dead in his chair with the rope and chair knotted, wife Betty Nathanson reported the event to police. Investigators detained partner Geld on initial disagreement leads, but the scene showed no clear struggle, a glove and a broken jawbone hinting at foul play. TheFactory owner's business had been solvent and his wife and daughter were present. detectives pursue the tangled clues and possible motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
Thorduhly
Peportend
Siday Peraig
Lisaieon
Dusbandla
Nathan Wil
Nathinson
Mies
Nathanson
Abethy
Ted
Nathwason
Hte Seife
Daugheter
Benjamin
John
Fayetteville
Tenn
Geld
Ite
Geld Waew Frank
Willie de
Sega
Warren
Etree
Dave
Duitelet
Butcher Weyer Granted Free Hand Amid Unclear Strife
Fragmentary text references a butcher named Weyer given free hand amid political tension and potential strike activity. Mentions Spain and Prencies Sam, with garbled phrases about republicans, tensions rising, and possible martial actions involving General Wesler.
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Spain
Aaa
Geyers
Wesler Tae Heen Phaal
Armen
Deadly Tenement Fire Claims New York Lives
A blaze in a New York tenement endangers residents, with multiple fatalities reported. Authorities say the fire likely originated accidentally. The incident sparked emergency response as investigators search for exact causes and confirm injuries.
Weston to Walk Again After Injury
Fragmentary OCR text reports a person named Weston preparing to walk again after an injury or medical treatment. Mentions doctors, a review, and a potential game or event date in a local setting. Named entities are unclear due to garbled input.
Coffrin Bound Over After City Court Hearing
Henry Coffrin was bound over to county court after a city court hearing on burglary and larceny charges. He failed to furnish $500 bail. Jos Guidiet, another bound over defendant, escaped from the local police station. Kenneth McAulay testified that Coffrin and Guidiet discussed the robbery and that Coffrin later traveled to Randolph and Montpelier before returning to Williamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coffrin
Fan
Larselly
Jos Guidiei
Wwe
Carver
Mom
Kenneth McAulay
Lasseshora
Sonny Eventing
Tie
Caftrii
Jfrin
MeAuhiy
River Street
Bere
Ani
Bega
Anit
Meaulay
Guidiet
Coffrin
Pega
Nate
Goffrin
Cory
Doavitt- Frou
Mortnelier
Oiidict
Kenneth Medulay
Colftin
Montpelier
Randolph
Henry Davis
Williametoven
Chiles Young
Cotfi
Gailliet
Woman Shot by Accident Report Near Lowell
A newspaper brief reports a woman was accidentally shot. Names Lowell and Merrierse appear in the fragment, with unrelated garbled text surrounding the incident. The readable portion confirms an accidental shooting event and a local reference.
Dressed in Old Costume, 50th Anniversary Guests
Miretown January 3. Mia and Milo Griffith celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with relatives and friends. The festive evening featured old style costumes, a candlelit scene, and a supper. Family members from Melnsives, Berlin, Merrieville, and nearby towns attended, sharing memories and expressing best wishes for continued happiness.
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Mia
Milo Griffith
Miretown
Jan
Mito
Unitavirtiage
Itm
Woseyr
Mr. Thif
Wlan
Merrieville
Crporal
Berlin
Rads
Hyde Vorn
RSD
Mies
Deteny
iMette
Fife
Waterity Center
Ama
Rexuret
Stockwell
Moetleville
Martin Om
Gilletta
Priagemnevitte
Eamiatar Et Prior
Ani F
GriMih
Watertury Center
Masklox Sa Yore Diese
Waelerherg
Bash Montpetier
Palace Garage Opens Today on North Main Street
The Palace Garage opens on North Main Street on the Parker Ordway lot from the Mrs A By Boaley estate. The two story building fronts 60 feet, depth 140 feet, with offices on the upper floor and space for two cars at the main entrance. Parker agent for Chalmers Detroit and Hiden rare occupies the north side with storage and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Monthy
Forday
Barre
Vert Thont
Garege
Parker & Ordway
Mra. A
Boaley Estate
North ‘Main
Pociergsnielle
Dennett
Tisinewe
Will Carey
Hanet
Anthes
Grindare
Windene Town Figures in Odd Will Case
A garbled diary style report mentions Windene Janition Gilbert A Tavis and others appearing in a perplexing will matter tied to Clirenor W Marlee of Chicago. The fragment hints at a court or town event with unclear names and possible disputes over inheritance and property.
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Windene
Gilbert A
Tavis
Clirenor W
Marlee
Chicago
Yonierday
Theta
Tnd
Petia
Jian
Fire Bug Suspected In Unoccupied Village Farm Fire
Fire early today destroyed the unoccupied Peter Matheson house in Voxville and damaged nearby structures including Louie Clark and D. D. McAnley homes. A second fire weeks earlier on the Morrison farm burned with unknown cause. Neighbors, aided by volunteers, fought to save the Matheson and adjacent properties as rumors of arson circulated. The vacant Matheson farmhouse had stood empty for a month with minimal furnishings and no clear motive identified.
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Peter Matheson
Petur Mathoon
Poxvilla
Matheson - Wee
Peter Lucas
Marlinson
A.M. Morrison
Alpal Tee
Josaph Manshtad
Neighbare
Ellik
McAntey
Matheson
McAnroy
Abe Wintee
Barre Churches Report for Year
The annual business meeting of the Peru Hap Viet chapel was held Saturday with a church supper. Officers elected include Clerk Mrs F G Rogers and Treasurer James (Gieurion). Pastor Rev W raisted's salary raised to 1250. Reports show funds and departments solvent, with 78 members on roll and 60 present at four o'clock roll call. A new executive committee and officers were named, and 34 families added to the parish during the year. Dinner followed, with notable telegram from Rev Poole.
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Peru
Qlerk
F. G. Rogers
James
Ieurion
Tretainer
Ayia
W. Perry
James Grearsons
Diune
Raisted
William Kohler
Castellani
Ballon
Reed Committee
Departaente
Tina
D. Allen
Guerge J. Gatessheik
F. M Lynde
Jeary C. Welleker
Homer C
Ladd
C. Eaton
Fire damages Wakefield barn and nearby structures
A weekend fire at Edwin Wakefield’s barn near Wanton caused the barn to burn and threatened adjacent buildings tied to the Robin Hood company storage project. Fire officials expect the blaze to be contained soon after sparks reportedly blew toward nearby properties. The loss is estimated at about 1 dollar in the most damaged area.
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Finanton
Edwin Wakefiell
Sta
Robin Hood Company
National Bank of Barre Declares Semiannual Dividend
The National Bank of Barre reports a consecutive semiannual dividend to stockholders of four percent. This maker pays $5,000 as the dividend since its inception.
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National Bank of
Barre
Wi National Bank of
Maekholdere
Ite
Death of Agnes Hooth at Tremont and Brookline
Bons ton dispatch reports the death of Agnes Raoul Hooth wife of John W. Kettonffa manager of the Tremont Theatre in Boston. She died at her Brookline home after a year of heart trouble. The obituary notes a career on stage and connections to Sydney and New York performances.
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Boston
Dan
Agnen Raoul
Annece
John WH. Ketonffa
Tie Tremont Theaten
Doles
Brookline
Trothewnick
Bors
Sydney
Australia
Mary Adita Ladflowie
Snals
New York
Ted Woo
Indy
Lela
Tervel
Petore
Jer
Wen Lendte
Bie Werood
Muchiel
Juan Geboetal
Seth
Talk of the Town: Mathews teacher detained. social pages jumbled
Mies Ruth Vi Hovey a teacher in the Mathewan school was detained at her home in Canwyn by the sins of her mother and lost her public school position. Nearby notes record visits to St John, Florence Vatey returning to Battinggan, and a disrupted day with Mrs Waterman and others.
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Mies
Ruth Vi. Hovey
Mathewaon
Canwyn
Ealdols
C. & Cita
St. John
Vatey
Battinggan
Ater
Sebundey
LUMPER STRIKE AT BETHEL CALLS FOR NINE-HOUR DAY
About twenty men including bumpers boilers and derrickmen in Bethel have walked out demanding a nine hour day. The union, less than a year old, has had its first wage demands refused. International Secretary P F McCarthy arrived from Barre and a settlement was expected before night.
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Bethel
Botere
Hyoauer
P. F. McCarthy
Barre
Struggle Over Settlement at Northfield Disputes Persist
After last week’s intense efforts to settle Northfield labor difficulties, both sides remain deadlocked. Committees adjourned Friday night without a new plan, and no further talks were scheduled. Notices urge Barve branch members to act by year end, with references to dated communications and instructions from local authorities.
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Northfield
Sidon
Sde
College Glee Club Delights Seminary Audience Saturday
The Tufts College Glee and Mandolin Club gave a two hour program at Goddard Seminary Chapel. The ensemble performed 25 selections with strong singing and instrumental pieces drawing a large attentive crowd. After the concert, a dance followed and the group planned further appearances in Hartwick and Burlington with youth meetings showcasing members’ talents.
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Seminary Chapel
Tufts College
Clay
Goddard Seminary
Dan Thay
Epedia Francho
AL Wil- Tho
Rae Sraa
Hong
Etb
Hartwick
University of Vincont
Inimfant Matees
Eptlo
Futn
Mr. Wolomang
Granite Company Reinstated After Charter Confusion
A decree filed in the office of the commissioner of state taxes reinstates the Kirby Mountain Granite Company in the status of a corporation. The charter was amended to reflect name changes and ownership details, following a court petition challenging the charter status.
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Stats Taxis
J. Fi
Custonan
Birhy Mountain Granite Company
Loovond
Cehmalery
Namyeraent
Nivel Corporation
Vhaeery
Neni Eminty
Rita
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Een Bennett
Roxbury
Bennett
Dew
Mosris Nathanson
New York City
Weyeer
Jersey City
Isa
Persia
Weston
Snar
Wetroty Wirert
Wilko
Saght
Guidics
Laure A. Sargent
John A. Shaw
Lowell
Fe Sahior
Palace Garage
North Main Street
Gubod
Davie
Windsor
Winn
Foxville
Rew
C. D. Meshoween
Treaearer
Ft Worden
Row
Parenti
Grigga
Robin Hood
Agnes Hooth
Talk OF
the Town
Barve Branch
Agt Opersi Onasti
Seria
College Boys’ Glees
Kirby Mountain Company
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