Tulsa Race Riots Devastate Negro Quarter Amid Fire and Clashes
Fire sweeps through blocks of Tulsa's black district as white mobs clash with black residents. State troops and guardsmen deploy with machine guns. casualties reported, including six whites and at least 60 blacks, as authorities round up detainees and residents flee the arsoned areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Stand Pipe
Sunset Hill
F. Barrett
Dick Rowland
Formet
McCullough
Archer
Boxton
Archer Street
Privon
Unverified Telemessage Claims 73 Killed in Tulsa Riot
A telephone message to Gov. Robertson claims 73 people are killed in a riot in Tulsa. The notice says the fatalities include whites and men, attributed to a riot route, with no independent verification.
Talk of the Town and Local Notables
Journal notes social contacts among residents and visitors. Mentions Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Jarvis and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Smith, Lenn Smith and family, and others connected to local business and civic life. The write up lists names and places with fragmented phrases reflecting a society column style.
Montpelier Couple United in Unitarian Ceremony
Edward M Lynch of Montpelier and Daisy Doten Racine of Berlin wed at 4 30 pm in Montpelier at the Unitarian parsonage. Attended by Arthur and Mrs Baker, sister of the bride. Newlyweds will live with the Hoten family in Berlin before moving to Montpelier where Lynch works as a stonecutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Lynch
Montpelier
Daisy Doten Racine
Berlin
W. E. Nichols
Unitarian Parsonage
Arthur Baker
Medical and social notices from Waterbury era
Erwin Cooley receives treatment at Mary Pleteh er hospital for a pending operation. Dorothy Magee recovers well from recent surgery. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Herbert Ward of Moon town on the death of their son Porience. Walter Smith Lae Mise and Mrs Staith van Mise Atherton mourn the death of Chagies Atherton's child. Ming Mary Lense, music instructor at Goddard Seminary, spent the holiday at home. Duxbury Corner hosts Home Wurean Day with Tal Boison in attendance. J Cooper of Illinois to speak in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Cooley
Mary Pleteh
Dorothy
Folin Magee
Herbert Whrd
Moon, Town
Porience
Mra
Mee Ward
Tixuaeca
Chasion Gardner
Manchester
Walter Smith
Staith van Miset Atherton
Duxbury
Chagies
Atherton
Ming Mary Lense
Goddard Seminary
Duxbury Corner Town Hall
Tal
J, Cooper
Minois
Social notes from Websterville visit and travel
Mr and Mrs Glen Aldrich of Clare Fae N H hosted friends at Websterville. Local residents and visitors include Ernest ree fet Repert Gillwider mas Brew ad Orn Donald Atkisseon Elizabeth Niow Catherine Morris Victoria Mathenen Ca tie Pelkey Leo Donshar Ardiver W Edwards Willem Hehers Cites Bath Averill Anwar Avett Mary Waltercam and Perthe Wages among others. The group took trips to Cal Hermie and Ch et Smal. the weekend and Monday travel plans followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothel
Ernest Reefet
Repert Gillwader
Mas Brew Ad Orn
Donald Atkisseon
Elizabeth Niow
Convener
Ate
M. Metvew McKensie
Ingheld
Mare
Quebec
Asmie Smith
Narr
Catherine Morris
Granite
Victoria Mathenen
Catie Pelkey
Montpellier
Leo Donshar
Springfield
Mars
Friestle
Mristives
Hermie
Willem and
Ardiver
W. Edwards
HS Parke
End
Montpelier
W. F Lavell
Mies
Bath Averill
Anwar
Mery Waltercam
Mie Perthe
Chet Smal
Trent
Harding Coverage of Rail Rates Review at ICC
President Harding met with Interstate Commerce Commission members in Washington to discuss possible revisions to railroad rates especially on necessities. Officials indicated a full review of the railroad rate structure is underway, including funding considerations for $740,100,000 in federal-improvement debt, though no formal policy decision has been made yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Hie
Cummins
Community notes from Bethel and nearby towns
Obituary notices for Fred H. Boal of Bethel who died in Frankfort Missouri and other local items. Movements include Robert Middleton family moving to Roxbury farm, Mrs Lonelter Ingles of Conway visiting, property sales, a fire near Herbert A Williams, a motorcycle accident involving Paul Schwenke of South Mogalon, and a marriage planned between Pred and Pauline Kurchler with a ninth child born to James Tarrells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Middleton
Roxbury
Middleton
Lonelter Tngutls
Conway
N. HE
J. Chase
Springfield
F. G. Coffin
A. L. Lincoln
Maas
Herbert A. Willams
Williams
Arthur
Paul Schwenke
South Mogalon
Heal Vm
Robert Sater
Southe Royalton
Seliwen
Renendle
Slater
Vo Green
Brookton
N. Y
Fairchild
James Taorrell
Lormer
Harrington Erramery
Mitten
Ruel T. Abbott
CE Dunham
W. H L. Prestom
Patal
Chapman Bee
Darra
Germany Pays Reparations Through New York Banks
The first installment of Germany’s reparations, 825,733,100, was deposited through Hall Garton and company Equitable Trust Speyer and company and the Guaranty Trust company in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The transfer used banking credits rather than cash or gold and involved a series of brown checks against German balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
United States
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Hall Garton and Company
Equitable Trust Company
Speyer and Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Bank of England
Bank of Jane
Haburg
America
Malicious act halts Brooklyns Lillie Granite plant crane rope
A damaged rope at the Lillie Granite Co plant on Sealth street was cut in one spot and tied in the other three strands, endangering machinery. A worker reported the incident to manager FE Turbax, delaying repairs and forcing 24 men off the line for a day. Police are reviewing potential motives and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pérton
Lillie
Brooklyn Street
Persion
Sealth Street
Queer
FE Turbax
Prouty Held for Unlicensed Auto Operation in Newport
A Vermont court is reported to have found Ward Prouty of Newport in trouble for driving an automobile without a license. Secretary Harry A. Moon forwards the judge’s note and a small monetary sum is mentioned as part of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Moon
Johnsbury
Prouty
Newport
Helen
Mark Test
Montreal visitors and Barre guests plan weekend departures
Mrs Arthur Boisvert and party visit from Montreal with Dr and Mr Archambault of Merchant Street. They will travel to Burlington and Mariontown before returning to Barre for evening. An upcoming senior play by Miss Hicherd Brinsley Canning is set for June 10 in Willametown amid weeks of rehearsal and production prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Boisvert
Lenis Lasure
Montreal
Barre
Archambault
Merchant Strert
Thie Toring
Buriington
Agey
Mins Manrotelles
Merchant Street
Marlington
Barre Ternight
Mre Boistott
Mra Laguzy
Taddard
Railroad wage cuts cut deep across the line
Chicago June 1 A federal wage increase for railroad workers last July is reduced by two thirds starting July 4 under a board decision. The loss accumulates to about 860 million dollars in four years with cuts ranging 8 to 12 cents an hour for maintenance of way crews and other crafts. Big railways and unions respond as leaders see the move as insufficient to meet the crisis while planning a July 1 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Industries’ Office
Associated Industries of Vermont
Butties
Hartew Hill
Stowe
M. Herbert
Middlesex
Dorsons
Falla
TH. P. Sheldon
Haw
Warren Doherty
Bristol Pond
Lake Champlain
W. 5
Choate
Montpelier
Dorothy
Dorothy Ac Choate
E.W. Garran
Norwich University
Chicago
Incronan
Railroad Tuber Board
Althouh
Eest
Callway
Cmluyers
Heatherhoods
H. K. Byram
Chicago, Miwaukee and
St. Paul
S.M. Felton
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Octogenarian Tries to Drown Self at Lake Shore
Hurlington reports John Gilbeau, 84, attempted suicide by drowning yesterday afternoon around 4 o clock. He jumped into the lake near the Champlain Transportation wharf at King street. Witnesses restrained him and he allegedly stated he would die by his own hand someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurlington
John Gilbeau
Champlain
King Street
Gilbeau
Local residents return from visits across New England states
Graniteville notes list of guests and family travelers visiting and visiting relatives in Burlington Winelngr Berhnielle Meart Street and Brattleboro They mention Mies Margaret Murphy Mrs Witham Ruth J P Keeley Alice Mitchell Harper and many other names with trips to Springfield Holyoke Boston and Brattleboro amid Memorial Day gatherings. one person recovers from illness and another teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Margaret, Murphy
Burlington
Catherine Murray
Ber Hnielle
Rutland
Jaye
Mies Atheering Murray
Meart Street
Alvin McLeay
Ola
Emily Kine
William Murray
Springfield
Amma Caney
Mine Therese Sheridan
Mies May Pierre
Werk End
Sorcetel
Mase
Willismn Alreander
John MacDowall
Rewell Milew
Brattleboro
Mar Mariver
Plainfield
Mise Cegienie
Daniele
Tekin
Om Trew Hill
Robbery at Richmond prompts hunt for two escapees
Police extend search for Frank Cassidy and George Falwards after a Richmond station robbery. The pair, who escaped Washington County Jail in Montpelier, are linked to earlier Middlesex and Richmond robberies. money and two express money order books were stolen. Local reports cite sightings and pursuit across farms and towns as authorities coordinate statewide manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont
Richmond
Frank Cassidy
George Falwards
Washington County
Montpelier
Richmonds
Middlesex
Cassidy
Exbrarda
Washington County Jail After Having Been Sentenced To the Hoten of Correction
Go Getter cuts two monument contracts in single trip
F T Cutler a Barre granite dealer and Harre cemetery commissioner says tilt can win bids. He received a Bradford call and won a soldiers memorial contract in Barre granite. Unclear text notes he also secured a private Barre memorial as he rushed back to Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Cutler
Harre’s
Barre
Vermont
Cripe
Cutler
Bradford
Orange Heights
Aldiers
Culler
Smother Prospect
Harre
Wedding of Ila Dickie to William Nelson in Trap Hill
Under an arch of bridal wreath and evergreen the eldest daughter Ila Anilersen Dickie married William Lewis Nelson at the home of Mr and Mrs James Dickie in Trap Hill. Rev B G Lefehy officiated with Miss Caroline Anderson and William Wood as attendants. The bride wore white georgette crepe and satin, carried pink carnations. A dinner followed and gifts were given. The couple plan a motor trip to Vermont and Massachusetts before residing with Mr and Mrs Luther Nelson in East Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
James Dickie
Trap Hill
Ila Anilersen Dickie
William Lewis Nelson
Luther Nelson
BG. Léfehy
Caroline Anderson
William Wood
Dickie
Nelson
Nelson Jett
Vermont
Massachusetts
Ant
le Neleon
East Bill
Bruce-Hunt Wedding at Barre Parsonage
Arthur H. Bruce of Montpelier and Mire Nettie Hant of Barre united in marriage at the Unitarian or Universalist parsonage at 8 o'clock in the evening. Rev. F. C. Hoberk officiated. They will reside at 11 South Main Street Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Clork
Arthur H. Bruce
Montpelier
Mire
Nettie Hant
Barre
F. C. Hoberk
South Main Street
Vermont Maple Shipment Crackdown Stirs State Officials
Vermont law enforcement reports alleged violations involving shipments of maple products from Vermont to Massachusetts. Massachusetts investigators cite Vermont farmers using labeled containers from Vermont, with multiple prosecutions expected in Vermont soon under interstate commerce laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Ato Feentt
Hiram N. China
Missachusetts
Vermont
Peniman services noted at Barre after long life
Ann Eliza Penniman died at her home in Williams town village following a long life that included years in Barre and Wilhietown. She was born July 23, 1842 and had one sister. funeral is planned Friday at 2 pm with burial in Florent cemetery. A large gathering of friends and relatives is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Boal
Frankfort
Mir Wo J. Boal
Mo Og Heal
Vermont
American Federation of Labor
Mies
Elian Penniman
Williamatown Village
Berre
A. T. Smith
Fred
Rebecca
Gale
Penniman
Barr Village
South Malm Street
Wilhiatetown
Mixe Penniman
Meet
Barre
Barer Amit Williams Town
Borin
Florent
Barre Tax Rate Drops to 3.50 Amid 0.50 Reduction
Barre city council adopts a resolution cutting the total tax rate to 3.50 dollars, down 50 cents from last year. The move is aided by a slightly higher grand list and adjustments to state and city taxes. Additional items include building permits, street work, and various city payroll and utility expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Tiais
Annette Arnsa
Howard Street
Grant Lane
Foran Am North Serminary Street
Leland
Willey Street
A. Vine
Maple Avenue
Chanle
Huntington Avenue
Onsange Street
Orange Street
Liberty
West Patterson Street
Fidelity & Casalty Co
Gallagher
North Main Street
Bille
Jane Tter
Gmoite Savings Bank & Trust Co
Firmite Savings Bank 4 Trust Co
Leon Lo Cummings
Burial in Barre Funeral for Mrs Swasey at Home
Funeral held yesterday afternoon at her Barre home with large turnout of relatives and friends. Rev PL Goodspeed of Barre Congregational Church officiated. Bearers included nephews and relatives. mourners from Barre and nearby towns attended. flowers spoke to the esteem in which she was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Swasey
Waterbury
Nellie Keith
HL Rogers
Darwin Watersman
al Mire
Charles Wo Aw Oral
Veteran Whitelaw Dies After Accident in Vermont
Native of Ryegate New Hampshire Vermont resident Allert Money Whitelaw a veteran of the OfeH war died yesterday following an accident at a Vermont site. He served under General Jamie Whitelae as a surveyor and was among early settlers connected to Myerete Trosone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexton
Whitelaw
Jamie
Whitelae
Vermont
Barre widow sues over alleged misdeeds in Barre case
A Barre widow sues Merroe McAllister and others alleging wrongdoing in a local dispute. The complaint names Kea 1 Leeeard as a key figure and references a misunderstanding involving Worthis Mack and Hime theww sand whe. The case continues with further examination of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeeard
Barre
Merroe
McAllister
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Perrine
Barve
Aed
Bey Poletee Carri
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Reine
Ariel Memerin
Websterville
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Bethel
Pred H. Beal
Frankfort, Mo
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Alex Garden
Spesiting Street
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Newport Man
Octogenarian
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Graniteville
Apres
Shortf
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Misburn
Sheriff's Department
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Raym Clapeton
Everett Blow
Windsor
Troys
Orleans County
Pees
Humele Graham
Winifred
Keith Avenue
Old Orchard
Graham
Lee Forbes
Thowine Forbes
Hoboken
N. d
Dane
Indy
Harte
Tate
Mont Serpi
American Red Chase
Monttpelier
Detse
Mutchpelier
Mies Spear
Amrighetthe
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Duriington
Centennial
Cathedral
Euly
St Athans Te Abe
Mghacheel
Deviles Spaulding
Hlerlington
St. Athans
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Dancota
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Unm
Koos
Sadia
Treagees Marmera
Waitteneld
Vewle
Nelson—Digkie
Bride
Trow Hill
Bruce—Hunt
Montpeliere
Ann Eliza Penniman
Ee Barre
Gautierite
Meetrvel
AM. Ndere
Anil Owegh
Artim Guide
Senepritent
Kak Shenmen
Minh “Whran
AM. Plonders
Pelli
James McDhomahl
Bulward
Oganner
Feeley Sith
John Kellys
KR Jersee
Arthur Rickard Meter
Palland
Marie Lawlewin
Allert Draaurea
Mr Letestures
Gram
Lasser
Ryegate
Albert M. Whitelaw
Bostor Hospital
Eva B. Steward Selles
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