Beuthen Beutened In Beuthen Battle Beuthen Silesia Front
French garrison in Beuthen Beuthen Silesia is attacked by about three thousand Germans amid an account of French tanks charging the force. Reports say German losses are heavy while French losses are unlisted as Polish forces around the town assist or resist. The French commander reportedly refused an offer to allow Polish troops into Beuthen amid disrupted rail and supply lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppein
Preky
Beuthen
Silesia
G Armans
Volos
Bred
Rattowitz
Eorth
Katlowitz
Dilesia
Mye Jowite
Gder
Uppein
Wernon Lesan
Carey
Gel
Benthom
Brit
Ferns
Crom
Montpelier Marriage and Local Elections Notes
Mrs. Mary H. Emerson of Montpelier and Wilson of Lyndonville were wed yesterday by Rev. W. S. Nichole. They plan a Lyndonville residence. Emerson has worked at Miller's Inn. Also reported are weddings in Northfield and Worces ter Massachusetts, rifle-guard organizing in Ludlow, and civic notices on road projects, school spelling contest, and lake fishing increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HC. Wilson
Lyndonville Wis
Mary H. Emerson
Montpelier
W. 8
Nichole
Unitarian Church
Frank Burbank
Lyndonville
Runside
Wilson
Board of Trade
Emerson Hs
Miller's Inn
G. Hy Redding
Northfield
Perley
Davia
Worcester
Mass
Ethel Latham
A. T. Johnson
Ludlow
Vermont National Guard
Coshin
Groton
Secretary of State
Alex
HP. Sheldon
Firh
Chittenden
Ayulnet
Shickiow
FM. Potter
Pownall
Harry A. Black
Timtter
G. B. Walton
Montreli
Pice
Ship Company Loses Damages and Court Fight
Fragmentary OCR reports a court dispute where a ship company loses damages and a mandate from the appeals court. The text references Tester, Hine, a Cape Cod area, and a motorist incident with an arrest for vandalism.
Letters Read Admit Guilt in Husband's Murder
Bridgeport, June 2. Mrs. Ethel Hutching Nett pleaded guilty to second degree murder and received a life sentence after letters she wrote to Elwood Wadg, a man who had been hanged, were admitted in court. John Doliston pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the same case and was sentenced to one year in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Ethel Hutching Nett
George B. Nott
Elwood B. Wadg
Wate
Malthie
Sini
Two Champions Meet in British Ladies Open Golf Final
Turnberry Scotland June 2 The Associated Press reports English open champion Misa Cecil Leitch will face Mise Joyce Wethered closed champion in the British ladies open final after Leitch beat Mins Janet dark non one up and Wethered defeated Mies J. Scarggie of St Rule eight and six in the semi finals.
Paper Makers Reply Drafted After Arbitration Talks
In Alimry New York on June 2 a reply to arbitration proposals from ten paper companies was drafted by 40,000 striking workers. The document will be presented later to Floyd J. Carlisle of Watertown, spokesman for the manufacturers, as the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers and the International Pulp Sulphite Paper Mill Workers union seek a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alimry
N.Y
Floyd J. Carlisle
Watertown
International Brotherhood of Pauper Makers
International Pulp, Sulphite Int Paper
Bethel Woman Dies in Springfield Hospital After Short Illness
Mrs Comscina Lyman Millam aged about 86 died at a Springfield hospital after a brief illness. Born in Rayalton she married Areo Th Purnien of Barnard and was widowed years ago. Survived by a daughter Sir e Corn Berndley of Maes, and many relatives. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow at South Barnard cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comscina (Lyman) Millam
Springfield
Mase
Corn Berndley
Maes
Bethel
Mra Ao Graham
Vole Wee
Universalist Church
Tulsa Riot Toll From June 2 Reports Foresee Near 100 Deaths
The Tulsa unrest under martial law left an estimated near 100 dead, mostly Black, with extensive property destruction across the burned Negro quarter. Officials reported many bodies in morgues, fear of more deaths, and thousands rendered homeless while relief efforts mobilized at shelters, camps, and Red Cross aid as investigations continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Barrett
Pegro
Hemnen
Waiting for Hangman in Woodstock
Norman Garfield convicted of murdering Ben Johnston was hanged at Woodstock jail. He smoked a cigarette while the execution preparations were made. Garfield had escaped from his cell for several days last week before being recaptured after a confrontation with officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Ont
Norman Garfield
Ben Johnston
Garfield
Tilden Beats Danet in World Hard Court Match
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia defeated M. Danet of France in a hard courts championship match, reversing a late bid by Danet in the third set and advancing toward the semi finals. Erik Tegner of Denmark beat Laurents of France to reach the semis, with Washer of Belgium and Mikho of Romania also advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud
France
Prove
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
M. Danet
Tilden
Laurenthe
Danet
M. Washer
Belgium
Nicolas Mikho
Rumania
Tegner
Erik Tegner
Denmark
Ae TT
Laurents
Amendment to fill House vacancies proposed in Appleby bill
A proposed resolution by Representative Appleby, Republican of New Hampshire, seeks authority to fill vacancies in the House of Representatives due to resignation or death. The measure aims to authorize appointment procedures during congressional sessions in Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
Appleby
Madame Curie Heads for Grand Canyon Today
Madame Marie Curie leaves New York with her daughter Kett to travel to the Grand Canyon for rest and sightseeing. She plans to visit several cities en route back to France, awaiting departure on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Marie Curie
New York
Grand Canyon
Serena
Goat
France
Talk of the Town items from Woodbury and surrounding areas
Community notes report Thomas Merver at Long Pond camp in Woodbury while Victor Gignac resumes Iris duties at Homer Fitzsore after visits at home. Flora and Roy Mis e travel to Hanover N H to visit friends, and Miss Violet Borgh arrives with her mother Mrs Cerda Borgh for a city vacation. Goddard Seminary ties a Maine squad to a 14 player group arriving for games. a coach from Ashiuraham Mass visits. A serious accident injures janitor W P Hopkins near Woollebwck, with head injuries but expected recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Merver
Long Pond
Woodbury
Victor Gignac
Iris
Homer Fitzsore
Franklin
Flora
Roy
Hanover
N.hs
Mite MacDonald
Violet Borgh
Baton
City
Cerda Borgh
North Main Street
Bena Wright
Goddard Seminary
Ye Im Late Anon
N. H
Wright
Huntett
Cushing Scaremy
Ashiuraham
Mass
Maine
Goddard
Harry Willey
Pier W. Hopkins
Woollebwck Kosll
el Ieee
Smith, Whitewml & Cook
Trewver
End Clothing Trade Strike Ends in New York
New York on June 2 sees a gradual return to work by about 75,000 clothing workers after a months long general strike. Thirty thousand expected back today as Amalgamated Clothing Workers and Clothing Manufacturers' Association sign an agreement cutting wages 41 percent for most workers and raising weekly production 15 percent. An impartial board will regulate production standards while individual daily metrics are disputed. The New York Clothing Trade Association plans to continue opposition as the dispute edges toward resolution within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Todal
Hive
New York Clothing Trade Association
Thie Mareker
William A. Bandler
Presi Onte
PONZI GETS FOUR-MONTH POSTPONEMENT IN TRIAL
In Hastin on June 2 the court granted a delay for Charles Ponzi as he serves a five year federal sentence. The federal circuit denied expedited handling of his appeal from a district ruling. Officials ordered ongoing transfer to the state for trial, though Ponzi sought to delay prosecution until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastin
Tran
Social Notes From Middlesex Town Incomplete OCR Entry
Middlesex residents including Mr and Mrs Luke Somers of Pate Haven and families attended local events. Rebekah meeting in Wakefield, May births, a wedding ceremony with relatives, and memorial day observances are listed amid scattered names and places such as St Albans Randolph and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Somers
Pate Haven
BL. Palmer
C. Hy Bing
Wakefield
Lill Daniel
Springfield
Mase
Carrie Ward
Randolph
Raller
George Thomas
Louis Pee
Progen
St. Albans
Walter Hrooks
Helen Swift
Jeter
Abenet
Chensis
Carnal Hewr
Gilbert T. Milee
Alfred Haydenhow
Mail Carr
Railroad Officials Visit Barre to View Granite Quarries
A Grand Trunk and Central Vermont party toured Barre in their private car Mansfield, visiting Boutwell Milne Varnum Coc JG McLeod Wells-Lamson Quarry Co, Jones Bros, Harrison Granite Co, and Granite Manufacturers’ Association HQ. They praised Barre’s quarries and manufacturing and planned another visit when granite business normalizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk
Central Vermont
Grand Trunk Railroad
Barre
Manefield
J. D. Waters
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
H.C. Martin
Montreal
Fred Price
KT. RR
C.J. Pieter
Boston
Newland
G TR
M. P. Cunningham
Hartford
Waldron Shield
James M. Boutwell
Boutwell
Milne d Varnun
JG. McLeod
Wells-Lamson Quarry Co
J. N. Gall
Chicago
Boston & Maine
Houtwell
Mcleod
Hill
Milne & Varnum
Wells-Lamson
Jones Bros. Co
Harrison Granite Co
Mansfield
Martin
Mansfeld
Montpelier
Virani
Scribner Keniston Home Wedding in Bastalois
A pretty home wedding took place at Levi A Keniston's Bastalois residence at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning uniting Ellen Toy Keniston and Charles W Scribner of the same town. Rev FO Hokerk officiated before about 25 attendees. The bridesmaid was Marion Keniston. The couple planned a Boston honeymoon via Harlington and the Adirondacks and will live with the bride's parents upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi A. Keniston
Bastalois
Marion Keniston
Ralph Hallentine
Boston
Harlington
Adirondacks
Ulelr
Seribuere
Conchet
Faun Borh
Goddard Seminary
Trout Club Meeting Reelects Officers and Plans Trout Purchase
Three hundred plus attendees at the Lake Mansfield Trout Club annual meeting. Governor Hartness sent representatives Secretary Witcox and Judge Howe. New officers elected include President Homer Brigham and Secretary Laser. Directors named W Bishere, M Hewes, F W age, and F Dower. Action taken to instruct purchase of 500 yearling trout to stock the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drote
Landred
Sisty
Lake Mansfield
Hartness
Julies Witlcox
Harland B. Howe
W. Bishere
Barre
Msimaer M. Hewes
Montpelier
F. W. Age
Albany
FP. Dower
Wick
Homer
Brigham
F Lovejoy
Vermont Corporations Amended Articles Filed
Brattleboro based TViery and Company and The Rutland News both filed corporate actions. TViery and Company reports capital of 15000 and names officers Wilery Crane and Whitney. Rutland News amends articles to raise stock to 100000. White Eagle of Rutland files capitalization increase. Papers signed by Stanley Karwan and three others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tviery and Company
Tro. of
Bratteboro
Ouse
Saigon A. Wilery
FE Crane
WE Whitney
Capital St
Slasem
Stanley Karwan
Barred from Driving: Officials Suspend Several Licenses
Secretary of state revokes or suspends driving privileges for multiple individuals after recklessness and improper conduct. Names include Merry J. Thaalean of Newport, Wesky Chav of Newport, Joe King of East Harke, and others. Penalties range from indefinite suspensions to revocation for a number of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Wark
Tate
Haas
Merry J. Thaalean
Newport
Ranvieilon
Weskey Chav
Joe King
East Harke
Casas
John
Trey
Fire destroys outbuildings at Graniteville home
A fire at Graniteville early this morning swept the rear cottage and a barn and garage, destroying the Mitchell touring car owned by Patrick Scott and a number of farm buildings. Neighbors and a bucket brigade fought flames as hundreds gathered, with all insured and contents from the McLeod home moved to safety. No exact damage estimate available yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McLeod
McLeod
Mitchell
Patrick Scott
Graniteville
BE. 1
Smith & Co
Death at Montpelier Lady Emer Murray
Mrs Emer E Murray widow of Chauncry L Murray died last night at her daughter Mrs Weaton H Miner home in Montpelier after an operation for a tumor earlier in winter. Born in Lincoln 69 years ago daughter of George and Mrs Atkins she lived in Fayston Warren and Ryegate. Husband died years ago. Survived by five children Mrs Miner Newell Murray Newton Murray Clayton Murray and Calvin Murray. Funeral at Mrs Miner home Saturday at noon and body to Ryngate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emer E. Murray
Chauncry L. Murray
Weaton H. Miner
Montpelier
Ane
Lincoln
George Atkins
Fayston
Warren
Ryegate
Mrs. Miner
Newell Murray
Wareren
Newton Murray
Franconia
N. H
Clayton Murray
East—Montpelier
Calvin Murray
Ryngate
Murray
The
Baptist Church
Miter
Windsor legal notice and local social notes in Barre
Attorney TE. W. Scott summoned to Windsor on legal business. Mr. and Mrs J. K. Woodward and Mrs. John Cassidy of Marsiftetit business visit Barre. F. B. Burr the jeweler ill at 8 Camp Street, in critical condition. Glady Jobson arrives from Quincy to recuperate. Moses Cerasoti in Barre after two months in Mississippi and Obie valley. Mike Leseel Hunter visits, then returns to Conn. Miss Dean Middleton resumes nursing studies at Barre City Hospital. Memorial Day services at Murfington with over 30 members from every district of the state attending the New Sherwood convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Woodward
John Cassidy
Marsiifetit Business
Barre Pestentay
Harold Knight
Metroe
Mass
Flora Houston
F. B. Burr
C$camp Street
Misa Glady
Jobweon
Quincy
Moses Cerasoti
Anderson & Frieranite Manufacturers
Quarry Street
Senippi
Obie Valley
Mike Leseel Hunter
Mes
Hiwin Keast
Avenue
Talent
Conn
Travelers’ Life Insurance Co
Mies
Dean Middleton
Muree
Barre City Hospital
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Benthen
H. C. Wilson
Montpelier Seminary
Pavilion Hotel
Arthur W. Hewite
Aod
Clarence A. Ar A
Feyary
Scool
Martha K. Morse
Hardwick
Floyd M. Lawton
Boucher
Walter Hy Gould
Wlace
Lacemlan
Beldy
J. ¥. Binano Af
Wlllnnd
Frank L. Hoodepett
Arthur W. Howitt
Mainfiel
Azure Association
TMM Mat MN
Arthur W. Hewitt
KA. Bishop
Grand Trenk
Canpontin
Marne
Edwards
Tester
Hine
United States Court
Intertone
Cine Court of Appeals
Testet
District Court
Ite Rae
Chieholm
Cape Cod
Prem Janet
Maris Bord
Eho
Duerrereren Eth Bis Auto Mobil Memorial Dos
Betland
Elie
Ethel Nett
Wade
Mise Cevil Leitch
Miss Joyce Wethered
Chastina Putnam
W. M. Fisher
Silverlake
Harvard
Mise
Pelee
Harvey
Jo Scud
Mire Pyer Wien
Moe
Kegon
Mick
FB Southworth
Pe’ Oberer
Helalaye
Kim
Peter
Bethelei Trrealict Church
Pewspaperman
Court House
Hangman
Talk OF
the Town
Ding
Linea
Selena
Shen Syastiing
Middlesex
Phoeter Chapmen
Mit-1
Lenemeres
Scribner—Keniston
Trout Club
Lake Mansfield Club
Vermont
Rutland News
Bas
Autte Ohile
Patrick Att
Chauncey
TE. W. Scott
Windsor
Harry Kelley
Hart Street
Mice Elva Mudget
Dijon
Carnly
Murfington
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