Transcontinental flight attempt ends in forced landing
Lieutenant Kelly and John MacRowdy attempted a nonstop flight from San Diego to Dayton in a fort acquired airplane. A cracked water jacket caused radiator leak forcing descent at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis after about 2060 miles traveled. Both aviators were uninjured.
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Indianapolis
Dikley Kelly
John MacRowdy
Fort Benjamin Harrison
San Diego
Neiter
Aviators Kelly and MacReady Set New Atlantic Distance Mark
New York reported Lieutenants Oakley Kelly and John MacReady, forced down near Indianapolis after flying 2000 miles, broke the world's nonstop distance record. They surpassed the former record of 1930 miles set by Captain Alcock and A. W. Brown on their Newfoundland to Ireland flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Kelly
John McReady
United States Army
New York
John MacReady
Indianapolis
Tack Alcock
A. W. Brown
Atlantic Ocean
New Foundland
Ireland
Believed New Record Attempt Fails Over Continent
Washington Nov. 4 believed a record attempt by Lindbergh era pilots failed to cross the continent. Officials say the T-2 escort plane, linked to San Tingo, Cal, headed toward Indianapolis before aborting. An aircraft borrowed by Lieutenants MacReady and J. from Bove Benjamin reportedly passed over Richmond, Indiana, en route to Dayton, Ohio, around 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Richmond
Ind
MacReady
Jeay
Bove Benjamin
Dayton
Ex Kaiser Bride Search Shrouded in Wedding Turmoil
Holland reports a tangled scene around the planned royal wedding as details of the former Kaiser’s bride emerge. Government and press lines blur with rumors as profiles of attendees and the main event’s timing remain uncertain amid competing information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Associated Press
Wgeg
William Af Jerwt
Amertig
Sonera
Witen
Tremendous Ovation for Lloyd George in London Speech
Former Prime Minister Lloyd George defended late coalition policies in a London speech to about 8,000 inside a 25,000 crowd outside. He urged swift but cautious action against revolution and reaction, warned voters about five year Parliament, and used sharp lines to critique opposing views while highlighting fiscal policies.
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London
Lloyd George
Ipolley
Wnr
Wolition
Prember
Bonar Law
United States
Sayers
Lloyd Jur
Bik Hoares
Hiame
Conservatives Lead in Early UK Election Returns
London reports partial results with Conservatives leading as returns come in. National Liberals and Liberals show varied gains while Nationalists trail. Counts are incomplete and parties count seats differently across regions.
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London
Associated Press
Unclear Montpelier Proceedings and Estate Notes
Fragmentary 19th or early 20th century local items mention Hyde Park Vestry wardens and a probate administrator in Watertown with references to a funeral aid system. The text shows garbled names, dates, and roles, plus hints of surveying work and real estate deeds. no clear event or outcome present.
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Hyde Park
Watertary
Eorrows
Albert O
George Hathewes
John T. Whitney
State
Enginera
J. le
S. Lone Tech
Thana
Heroine Dies Amid Flames in Chicago Fire Rescue
Bernice Holm, 25, died amid a dramatic apartment house blaze that forced residents from the five story Saree building. The heroine, who saved her mother, returned to the flames and perished as authorities investigated the fatal fire and arrested a rejected suitor who taught.
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Chicago
Ake
Bernice Holm
Romance Rum in New Bedford Causes Jail Sentences
Boston nov 4 The rumor of carrying the Romance schooner to New Bedford a year ago led to three month sentences for Joseph Lipaitt and Sarael Horwitz of New Bedford. They must pay a 500 dollar fine, execution suspended pending appeal. Defense sought delay for newly found evidence possibly proving perjury.
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Boston
New Bedford
Plymouth
Joseph Lipaitt
Sarael Horwitz
Sonnyone
Nee
New York Man Killed in Texas Train Wreck
A Texas crash between the San Antonio Express and the Waco Bremond local injured and killed riders. W. Willett of New York City died when the express collided with an open aisle and rear sleeper car of the local line near Bremond.
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New York
Texas
Bremend
Tex
Jared
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Xa W. Willett
New York City
Randolph and area notes from a crowded week
Miss Pauline Hutehinson traveled to Boston for a snag tape event while friends plan a visit and Mary Linfield’s illness is noted. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Dan els and statements from a local grange meeting reflect community ties. A Valentine effort lists gifts and a sorrowful week ends with fundraising and a pantry collection at the town hall.
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Pauline Hutehinson
Boston
Hutehinson
Mary Linfield
KE. Danels
Saturda
Aitman
Pay Burwell
Yachere
Aera
Burington
Valentine Hegre
Sbutine
Estete Bay
Mystery car driver linked to Hall Mills murders
New Brunswick authorities said they have identified the driver of one automobile seen near the Phillips farm on the night of September 14 the couple Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mills were slain. The witness corroborates Mrs Jane Gibson claims and supports the case before the grand jury, with secrecy kept to protect the investigation.
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New Brunawick
N. J1
Associated
Piege
Hall-Mills
Phillips Farm
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor R. Mille
Mra
Jane Gibson
REST AND FORGET MRS ROSIER'S PLAN
Mrs Catherine Rosier returns home after nine months in county prison and a murder trial. She says she may leave the city briefly and feels as though waking from a bad dream. A juror notes the jury could have acquitted her without leaving the courtroom.
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Philadelphia
Priso
Catherine Rosier
Yue Abyeloeese
Roc
Mary MacSwiney Arrest Highlights Dublin Raid
Dublin reports say Miss Mary MacSwiney was arrested at Humphries home in Aleys bury Road after a pitched battle with occupants and national price denial. The Protest leader escaped, while Commandant General Ernest O Malley was reported mortally wounded in the incident. Humphries' daughter Shire Humphries was slightly wounded as the house was searched.
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Dublin
Associated Pree
Mary MacSwiney
Humphries
Aleysbury Road
Pric
Ernest O'Malles
Shire Humphries
O'Rabilly
Mr. Humphries
Aree
Bridegroom Arrested in Walden Case After Unsatisfied Honeymoon
Burlingwen resident J Banks of Boston, married Oct 25 to Mabel Deslamore, was seized at St Albans by Sheriff T Howerd Todd and Peel after a bad check drawn on a Walton bank. The pair, bound for the honeymoon, had the check returned with no funds and face extradition for a six dollar check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingwen
J. Banks
Boston
Mabel Deslamore
Thia City
St. Albans
T. Howerd Todd
Ty Peelet
Erarch
Walton
Talk of the Town Mire Wallet Flap Shove Deed
Local chatter centers on a wallet incident involving Mire and Jmchnwm. Details are unclear from the fragment but it notes a confrontation and a shove near a public area, with no injuries specified. Further facts are not provided in readable text.
Conference for Congregational ministers in Northfield
A regional conference of ministers and laymen from Congregational churches in the Washington and Orange associations convened in Northfield at the local Congregational church. The event featured morning devotions, talks on church attendance and evangelism, and evening sessions with regional ministers and lay leaders sharing ideals and programs.
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Northfield
Washington and Orange Associations
Gen Esphount
N. St. Jon
Montpelier
James
Clark
Brookfield
Frank Wright
Roxhury
Arthur Brown
Warren
James Ramage
East Barre
H.C. Arnold
North
C. ©. Creegan
Wacal Congregational Church
Shuteim
Cregan
John Prince
Waterfury
Frank L. Gi
Barre
Epecia
Atate
William F. Prasier
Che Clark
Springfield
Christ Church
Peareiy
Clerk
William F. Frasier
Fobn
Pri
Waterbury
Frank , J. Goodspeed
Charles Walsh
Williamstown
James Clark
C. C.eelot Northfield
Arnold Northfield
Clement Clark
Fraser Met
Randolph
Warren Rey
Japanese Student Shimomura Enters Vermont College
Darlingham November 4 A Japanese student, Shimomura, born in Tokyo, is named among ten prominent foreign students at American colleges. He studied at Westbrook Seminary in Maine, later joining the University of Vermont this fall to study English and government after serving as a Japanese delegate at the Washington Peace Conference last year.
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Darlingham
Universey
Vermont
Mie Tame le Showake
Shirmomura
Tokio
Pan
Firet
Washington
Shimomura Wee Bern
Selbegun
Ashburnham Man Fined After Escorting Underage Passenger
A local man from Ashburnham was fined $400 yesterday following an incident involving a teenage passenger. Law officers reported the event occurred near a cottage when authorities intervened. The case centers on safety violations and a plea presented by the accused.
Washington County Republicans Rally in Montpelier Pavilion
Washington county Republicans gathered at the Pavilion hotel in Montpelier on Friday for a rally with a luncheon. Speakers included Henry Holt and Senator William P. Dillingham, praising Republican achievements in industry and tariffs while urging government simplification and restraint on direct taxes.
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Washington
Pavilion
Montpelier
Inogne
Washington County
Ooming Levisiators
Henry Holt
Firet
Redfield
Tor
Weenie
Proctor
State House
William P. Millingham
Lcan
Democratic Party
No” Party
Ite
Dillingham
Republican Party
Pringham
Hie
Vermont
Canada
Innocent Fun Sparks Accident Involving Plymouth Creamery Chauffeurs
Merton Rogsell, chauffeur for Plymouth Creamery System in St. Johnsbury, was seriously injured Thursday when a truck backed over him after two coworkers began fooling around. He suffered a severe laceration, left arm injuries, and a fractured collarbone. No blame was assigned to the driver. Police report three men were having innocent fun at the time.
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Merton Rogsell
Plymouth Creamery System, Inc
St. Johnsbury
Inet
Maya Drew
Htuswell
Russell
Uate
Groton
Forrest
Hammond
Andrewee Windsor
Reale
Pitts
Barrett
Theodore
Sharon
A. C. Batchelter
Sorthfielt
Secretary of State
Brien
Northfield
Harry A. Black
Jarier BE
Burdett
Springfield
Bringfield
Haymond W. Rooney
Bart Fairfeld
Enosburg
J. Leo Lolsetto
Swanton
Carelves
Walter J. Y. Swanton
Sage Farm Loss
Fragmentary notes describe a farm loss with references to porters and surviving workers. The garbled text mentions a winter period and a person named Se, with uncertain details about a farm, the weather, and a winter season.
City hospital reports mixed patient updates and local industry work
Fragmented notices show Ray, a writer, undergoing radian treatment at City hospital yesterday. Mildred Wayward of Clelees had a light operation at the clinic. Halph Davie and an infant son, patients at City hospital, returned home. Edward Hebert and Arthur Pruneath plan to return to work after a week. A barn-to-carriage shop project nears completion as Mrs. Beatrice Kunly finishes a nervous transfer of granite manufacturing work.
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Ray Mate
Mise Mildred Wayward
Clelees
Iyceen
Halph Davie
Tenet
Ator Rioux
Edward Hebert
Arthur Pruneath
Anne Teem
North Main
Ae Chars
Haley
Kpaulda
A. Wark
Bosley
Aority
Bosley Hee
Beatrice Kunly
Nervions
S& A
Vetbrant
Mua
Gradtate of
Spaulding
Ion Tenn
Drown
Mie Ramis
Ion of
Tang Mariner
Tye
Mreenheai
Wertelen
Capital Hill Buys 125 Acres in Barre Quarry District
Capital Hill Quarry Co purchases a 125 acre tract in the Barre quarry region from the Bolster estate, near Williams Town and Websterville. The land lies east of Rapthet Street and south of Jones Base Co. Boutwell Milne & Varnum and Pirie quarries. The block, part of the Bolster estate, closes its holdings in the Websterville area as Wells Lamson Co now runs the tenement properties. The company plans to begin quarrying preparations, though exact use remains undeclared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Capital Hill Quar Company
Bolster
Peoples National
Badk 2
Rapthet
Williamstown
Jones Base Co
Boutwell, Milne & Varnum Co
Pirie Quarries
Prett
Capital Hill Quarrs Co
Websterville
Wells
Lamson Co
Jones Force Co
Eaut Barre
Main Street Realty Sold to Investor in City Transfer
The Currier property on the easterly side of North Main Street changed hands when K. S. Currier sold the entire property to a local investor. The block fronts 85 feet on North Main Street with 28 feet of depth in the city, currently housing three large stores and offices above. The building has modern conveniences and is in excellent repair with a rear yard containing a tenement dwelling and a house of ample size.
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Currier
North Main Street
K. S. Currier
Joseph Aerases
Ae Ae v Y Purehi
Ah Ag Invertment
North Main Stret
Weather outlook unsettled and mild for early next week
The forecast predicts unsettled and mild weather at the start of the week for the north and middle Atlantic regions with showers. It transitions to generally cooler conditions as the week progresses.
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Fort
Atlantic
Aldock
Brown
Dayton, D
Wain
Kaiser
Princess of
Reuss
Hall Rare
Eamon DE Valera
Harold J. Banks
Talk OF
the Town
Leo Shove
MI Congregational
Shonuke Shimomura
Burlington
Ire Austin of
Ashburnham
Middlebery
Anne
Aneta
Hed Hong
Senator Dillingham
Congressman Greene
Dinas Apts
Sean
Bipeles Empperier
Fred A. Howland
Jaway
Greene
Benjamin Franklin
Ted
Ditlinsham
John Chayer
Campie
Justice Court
R. A. Thomas
Dan
Chayer
Hale
Oratta
Oma
Talea
Dan T. Hale
Johnem
Yin Jastion
F. P. Collings
Windsor
Riba Isn
SAGE
Otto
Neerly
Atlemeriadd
Capital Hill
Bolster Estate
Main Street Realty
Joseph Charley
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