Pueblo Flood Recedes As Guard Patrols City
Pueblo Colorado reports show flood waters dropping below five feet in low areas after a sudden surge last Friday night. Military patrols guard streets and looters, while Red Cross works to feed the homeless and establish shelter. A field hospital unit from Fort Logan is en route as roads remain impassable and supplies dire.
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Pueblo
Colo
Ansotuted
Pat Mahmrock
AML
Colorado
State Rangers
Westumed
H. C. Reh
Denvar
Hamreek
Pheblo
Miner Palace Park
Alu
Beittes
Willtary
Red Cross
Pereane
Pinedla
Red Cree
J. B. Moorehead
Fie
Fort Logan
Aie
Ef Meili
Gly
Shoup
Banner Bass
Kansas
Arkansas River
Syracuse
Gardner
Simg Binet
Las Animas
Las Atimas
Stratton Park
Colorado Springs
Skagway
Beaver
Victor
Puello
Montpelier News Roundup: Officials, Obituaries, and Local Developments
Montpelier and surrounding towns report varied items: Attorney General approves Sheriff’s monitoring of two prisoners. Paquin Manufacturing and White Eagle Corporation file articles of association with capitalization figures. Springfold Local Telephone Company amends capital stock. Mrs. Mary Kelley, widow, dies at Capital, survived by daughters and siblings. funeral at St. Augustine’s Church. Berlin pond sees noncompliance with health orders amid boating and fishing reports. Governor Hartness appoints officials to tuberculosis and library matters. American Legion tasks and memorial announcements. Wills in Northfield and guardianship orders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Archibald
Tracy
Vrace
Paquin Manufactring Company
Corporation of
Springfield
B. F
Pawwit
Flw. Collixe
White Eagle Corporation
Springfold Local Telephone Company
DOO
Mary i Kelley
Michael J. Kelley
Gardner Sawyer
Honora
Evelyn Keylley
Montpelier
H. Long
BB. Richardson
St. Augustine’s Church
Berlin Pond
State Board of Health
Flooded Train Tragedy Near Pueblo Described by Sheriff
Sheriff Frank Ducray of Mestcounty recounts a Denver and Rio Grande train wreck near the Arkansas River bridge as water gushed into coaches. Passengers clung to wreckage and perished and were swept away, with a young Chicago girl crying for her father and others lost in the flood.
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Colorado Springs
Col
June O
Frank Ducray
Mestcounty
Grand Dunelion
Denver and
Rio Grande
Pueblo
Arkansas River
Union Station
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
Ube
Suse
Western Union Upheld by Supreme Court Decision
The Supreme Court upheld sections of the Western Union Telegram Company statute in a case involving a Georgia cotton dealer. Damages were awarded to the plaintiff, with the court affirming the enforcement of regulatory controls.
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Washington, D.C
Unie Telegram
Smpeeme
South Gerelieatts
Return to Washington from Valles Forge
President and Mrs Harding left for Washington by the senator and Dr Sawyer after spending the weekend at Senator Hien's home. The trip followed their stay at Valles Forge,..
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valles Forge
Mre Harding
Hien
Washington
Bogethert Sawyer
Arrival of Chief of Police Ends in Custody
Report describes the arrival of the Chief of Police who warned of breach of peace amid a Saturday incident. Allegations center on acts after the Deenand Heere pent Saturday afternoon in Sumter, leading to custody of two men, Tomalt and Peek, who were arrested as coats were removed.
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Palice
Tomalt
Visit scene of killing in Dedham trial of Sacco Vanzetti
In Dedham Massachusetts on June 6 the scene of the April 15 1920 double murder of Frederick A. Parmenter paymaster and Alessandro Bardelli guard was shown to jurors before Sacco and Vanzetti. The defendants waived their right to be present. Assistant DA Harold P Williams outlined the trip to the Pearl Street scene and the nearby factories. The court opened with rulings on foreman selection and a bill of particulars as defense counsel sought. The trial schedule noted the day would likely proceed to opening arguments the following day.
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Dedham
Mass
South Braintree
Frederick A. Parmenter
Allecandro Bardelli
Nicola Saero
Bartoloméo Vanzetti
Start
Harold P. Williams
Randolph
Milton
Brockton
West Bridgewater
Pearl Street
South Brainstree
Webster Thayer Annety
Walter H. Ripley
Quincy
stockKeener
Sacca
Vansotti
Thayer
Nevesoa
Samuel HL Capen
Substitute for Borah Amendment Debated in House
Washington D C two six a substitute for the Borah amendment to the naval appropriation is reported by the House foreign affairs committee. It concurring in the declared purpose of President Harting to rally an international countermove to unit armaments.
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Washington, D. C
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Harting
Montpelier Seminary Commencement Celebrates Education
The Montpelier seminary held its commencement weekend with a Saturday dinner at the Pavilion hotel, a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Walter Gould at Trinity Church, and a Sunday vesper service. Eight teachers training graduates received certificates, with a banquet and gift presentations concluding the ceremonies.
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Montpelier Seminary
Pavilion Hotel
Trinity Church
Walter Ho Gould
Frank Knapp
Episcopal Churche
Alls
Alice Pattilli
Ruth Perry
Buck
Lord
Marston
Miss Perry
Spirusy
Rogers
Kremser
Gould
Hetel
AW. Hewitt
Eduvation
CH. Dempsey
Mise Beatriew
May Weather Report for Northfield by Jane A Shaw
Meteorologist in charge Jane A Shaw reports May mean temperature at 53 degrees in Northfield, with a normal range around that value. The highest reached 88 on the Set, while the low was 10 degrees. The greatest daily swing was 4 degrees, and the least daily range was nine degrees. Precipitation measured on the 14th and 15th, with halos observed on multiple dates. Thunderstorms occurred on the 22nd and other days. several freezing events and frosts were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Jane A. Shaw
United States
Ba Tran
Embezzlement Charge Faces Haven Church Official
Pair Haven treasurer Siver and Adeleusin, linked to embezzlement at First Reformed Church of New Brunswick, are in custody after a May disappearance. Detective Brown tracked them to a Sanert Lake cottage, where Siver confessed and agreed to return without extradition. the woman accompanied him as they prepared to face New Brunswick authorities.
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Pair Haven
Shubert K.siver
First Reformed Church
New Bronewick
Adeleusin
New Brunewick
John 4
Orwells
Benson
Brown
Siver
Sffair
New Jersey
New Brumewick
Fair Haven
Robbers on Trial In Toledo Scene
Fragmentary text reports a robbery trial in Toledo. It mentions a defendant and a female witness, with uncertain details about charges, dates, and proceedings due to damaged OCR.
US District Atty Removed Amid Washington D C Turmoil
An official report from Washington D C indicates the removal of a U S district attorney amid an ongoing department review. The action follows inquiries into departmental operations and personnel conduct during a period of heightened scrutiny.
Barre Office Closure Notice
Fragmented OCR text indicates a local notice about office closure in Barre with references to trains stopping and possible service disruptions. Key personal or organizational names are unclear. details incomplete.
RRs Ask Reduction Of Wages On Lines
Chicago June railroad petitioners asked the railroad and labor board for a wage reduction of one or more classes of their employees equal to that given by the board to other railroads. The reduction would take effect July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rail and Lactor Board
Associated Industries of Vermont to Display at Exposition
The Associated Industries of Vermont held a Montpelier meeting to discuss plans for industrial exhibits at the Eastern States Exposition. Governor Hartness, Amos Eaton, and Willing L. McKee led talks on space and organization. Membership growth was reported, and a possible exhibit space at the state fair in Springfield was discussed along with August or September planning meetings.
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Associated Industries of Vermont
Associated In Palaee of Vermont, Inc
Montpelier
Iia A
Amos Eaton
The
Agricultural Commission
Springfield
Wood sues Lane Manufacturing over settlement dispute
Marshall L. Wood files a county court suit against Lane Manufacturing Co and Pitkin family members alleging a chancery bill in offset from a settlement years past. He seeks about 000 and a restraining order preventing cane action against him, tied to a wall failure in a契 contract. The action stems from the Lane company carrying out its role in the contract. The document spans about pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall L. Wood
Lane Manufacturing Co
George Pitkin
Pitkin
Lane Minietaring Co
Autopvert turns fatal car crash in Caribou Me
In Caribou yesterday afternoon Mort Kent aged 70 was killed when an automobile driven by local merchant Charles Saler mas went over a dune and overturned near Hamlin. Police investigated the fatal accident and identified the vehicle and driver.
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Caribou
Dune
Joseph D WIll Dead in Hartford Auto Crash
Joseph D WIll dies after car crash near Barre Hheve. several occupants injured lightly. Secretary of Hartford branch Salvman survived by wife and two daughters. cousin Mrs Ziter linked to Marre Bargain Store.
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Joseph
Barre
Chilérem
G. Cla
Ile
Tarefort
Tig
Salvman
Hartford
Mre Ziter
Mo Ziter
Marre Bargain Store
Charged Dealers Cui Bova and Charlie Carho Charged
Cui Bova and Charlie Carho face charges for selling and furnishing in a case involving Cael Comnatled Deputac y. Bova secured $500 bail. Charles Smith noted in proceedings.
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Cui Bova
Charlie Carho
Cael
Charles Smith
Bova
Frank Adams Dead After Week's Illness
Frank E. Adams died at 3 10 after a week of illness. He had joined the Montpelier Gun Club in Burlington for a Memorial Day event where sunstroke is suspected. Born in Williamstown October 12 1807 he leaves a widowMaude Curtis Adams and a son in Barre. He worked as a polisher at Beck Beck in Barre for 17 years and was active in lodges Vin salsa No 10 and Montpelier gun club. Burial is in Orange Cemetery after a Methodist church service Wednesday at 2 PM.
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Frank E. Adams
Adams
Burlington
Montpelier Gun Club
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Bright
Mr. Adams
Williamstown
Charley
Harriet Adams
Mies Maude Curtis
Barre
Frank
Alow
Beck & Beck
Granite Street
Alma Bosco
Wil Slumstowsi
James J. Adame
Chicago
Mead
Albert
Adame
Vinsilla Lodge
No. 10
The
Odd Fellows
Montpelier Tum Club
B.K. Lipeky
Clem- Tentemetery
Orange
Mrs Matilda J Allen Dead After Long Illness
Mrs Matilda H J Allen aged nearly 89 died at 11 14 pm at the home of her daughter Mrs W H Richardson 102 Merchant street after two years of arterio sclerotic illness She was born May 12 18 in Tyton Plymouth taught school from age 14 married Alfred W Allen in 1862 who died in 1895 and left two children Ole Allen of Waltham MA and Mrs W H Richardson Also survived by two brothers Frank A Jonelyn of Tyton and S No Jonelyn of Londonderry Many nephews and kin attend Ed funeral from the Verena Weed Yeosian home Saturday at 10 o clock Rev Lipaky of the Methodist church to officiate
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The
Highway Commission
Dix
Here
Barre
Hartness Bins
Adela Heton
Theington County
Dowling
Kill
N. Y
Hampshire
Unity Toric
Huaydenaville
Mase
Conoand
Hee
R. Ht
A. Ladd
Marlington
Josis Dane
Vermont
American Library
Swampcrott
Mass
Jane
American Legion
Loutis W. Pletcher
Allen Pletcher
Johnoon
Board of Charities
Montpelier
David Spicer
New York
TD. Coimi
Mvent
Harlow Northfield
Caardien
May Whitney
Miner
Northfield
Kinend Doreen
Cport
Mire Matilawd
Josselyn Allen
W. H. Richardson
Merchant Street
Decenand
Jarius
Jongelyn
Plymouth
Alfred W. Allem
Cheleta
Isu
Thge Union
Ole We Alfen
Waltham
Mre Alfen
Frank A. Jonelyn
Tynon
S.no Jonselyn
Londonderry
Fife
Echunl
Plymooth
Fragmentary Menu Note On Tait And Converts
The fragment mentions a remark about Tait of a great Soap and his uncle who aimed to convert the heathen. The text garbles a count of how they converted him to Fatealuts sae. The readable parts reference conversion and a family connection, but details and context are unclear.
Extreme Pe eee ee He qlemont, tad & ft. Why as you act?
Brevity on knees the soul af wee Benton Transcript. Reads like a fragmentary note on action and purpose with unclear references and no clear event or outcome.
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Tad
Benton Transcript
Fragmented OCR Note on Opposition and Retaliation
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses opposition and threats linked to a conflict or dispute. It references names or terms that are unclear and lacks concrete dates or places, leaving the main outcome or participants indeterminable.
Funeral of F E Burr in 1920s era city
Funeral services for Fred Eastman Burr a respected local businessman were held at his residence on Camp Street with many relatives and friends attending. The service conducted by James Temage honored the deceased with interment at the Clmirwood cemetery alongside family and community members.
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Fred Eastman
Kate Tomson
Camp Street
Sindy
James Temage
Mr. Burry Bnether
Burr
Clayton Campled
Fire at Homeopathic Hospital Shelters Ten Inmates
In Newburyport Massachusetts on June 6 ten hospital inmates including two mothers with newborns were rescued by nurses during a fire at the Homeopathic Hospital on High Street. Patients were taken down fire escapes and to Anna Jacques Hospital nearby. Superintendent Winifred Roy led efforts with nurses Miss Stevens Emmi Paine Louise Sargent Earle and Miss Fox assisting. The brick building burned for over two hours causing serious damage.
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Newburyport
Mass
Homeopathic
High Street
Anna Jacques Hospital
Joselo
Winifred Roy
Rome
Roy
Miss Stevens
Emmi Paine
Louise Sargent Earle
Miss Fox
Surprise anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Lewis
Friends gathered at 10 Nelson Street Saturday evening to honor the fourth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Karh M Lewis. Mr Lewis answered the door surprised while guests enjoyed games stories and refreshments. Mrs Harry Bradley read an Aboriginal poem and Rev Bert J Lehigh presented a cut glass ice cream set in their honor. Mr Lewis has served as a city mail farrier since October 1908. Before marriage Mrs Lewis was Miss Mary Drew a Brooklyn telephone operator.
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Phelps
Thatrert
Karh M. Lewis
Nelson Street
Lewis
Harry Bradley
Bert J. Lehigh
the Baptist Church
Mary Drew
Brookyn
Mike Isaac Wedding Draws Syrian Guests in Furlingive
More than 200 Syrian guests attended the wedding of Nassar Mike, 2, of 42 Prospect Street, to Phila Mine Leew at Se Mowiow's Elmred. The ceremony and reception were held at the grooms family home with extensive celebrations. The couple will live with Meety Mike as the groom works as a hamper.
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Furlingive
Graniteville
Nassar Miké
Prospect Street
Mowiow
Phila
Mine Leew
W Peerald
Samail Isase
Mike
Multiple Accidents Prompt Morning Vehicle Report
Several accidents were reported this morning across Northfield Walls and nearby areas. A Ford veered toward a bank, injuring unspecified parties. a truck collision occurred near Bai Forest Seymour. injuries were noted to Eva Teumis and Benajah Pear among others, with several drivers cited or contacted by authorities.
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Bai Forest
Seymour
Frookfiem
Eva Teumis
Harold Nelly
Harry Laffin
Springfield
Callidet Ata
Warree
Randalp
Hare
Tore Laman
A. Fo Seyter
Ateromebite
Mont
Feskew Taylor
Firadfond
White River
Benahah
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River Bank
Western Union
Supreme Court
Gov't. Control
Mre. Harding
Sacco
Vanzetti
House Foreign Affairs Committers
Walter H. Gould
Ight
Toledo
Torledo
Oleh
U.S
H. R. Robertson
Texas
Harding
Robertson
Emengers
Tras & CY
R.R
ASK
Railroad Labor Board
M. L. Wood
Celia Ziter
Fort Kent
Joseph D. Will
Conn
Frank Adams
Matilda H. J. Allen
Oceany Ater
F. E. Burr
Corfish
MR. and
Mrs. Lewis
Isaac
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