United States Invites Belgium Holland and Portugal to Far East Conference
Washington Oct 4 Invitations to Belgium Holland and Portugal to join the Far East conference were approved by all five original invitees. The three nations will have equal status with China and participate in discussions on the Far East though not in the armament forente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Belgium
Holland
Portugal
Far East
Washington
D. C
State Department
Hughes
China
Marshall visits Capitol as private citizen amid transfer
Former Vice-President Thomas P. Marshall stops at the White House to offer respects to the new administration as an out of work private citizen. He rejects being labeled a lame duck and denounces those who loaf while others push to bring in new life to government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Art
Thomas P. Marshall
White House
Marshall
Women Predominate in Hightower Murder Trial Jury
In the Hightower murder case tied to the death of Catholic priest Rev Patrick Heelin in Col, seven jurors resumed sessions, with several women among them. Disappearances of Mrs Irene Blanchi are linked as a side issue in the case, with Blanchi said to have identified Hightower as the man who summoned Rev Heelin in a automobile on the night he was last seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hightower
Rev
Helain
Montpelier Social Notes and Local Movements
Chester Jacobson visits vacation from the Boston and Maine office with his mother Mrs Mildred Jacobson of Firet avenue. William Berry completed an automobile course at Detroit and returned to Montpelier. Henry Laird leaves for Burton to practice dentistry. Forrest Stuart departs for The Noy. M R Wedge of Montpelier died Saturday night. funeral held. Wedge relative H E Wedge of Leominster attended. Prayer service for Po at elt te re. Mary Carman visits Mr and Mrs Paul Harrington. Harry Jack Restgers and son Tiagh, Joseph Atvair, L C Rivers, and Frank Gromot motor to the visto fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Jacobson
Boston and Maine Railroad
Mildred Jacobson
Firet Avenue
William Berry
Detroit
Mich
Henry Laird
Burton
Dre
Forrest Stuart
M . R. Wedge
Pet
Montpelier
Mase
Wedge
H. E. Wale
Wetge
Paul Harrinton
Faward Meigs
Harry
Jack Restgers
Tiagh
Joseph Atvair
L.¢. Rivers
Frank Oro
Visto Fair
Coro farmer quotes cryptic phrase about patent leather shoes
In a Weshingwa Star snippet a farmer named Coro murmurs a garbled line resembling a notice or remark about patent leather shoes and a reference to a Gacy board bill, illustrating fragmented OCR style and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gacy Board
Weshingwa Star
Scotland Air Gives Health to Lloyd George
London October 4 Prime Minister Lloyd George planned to leave Gairloch today after a vacation disrupted by state business and unemployment concerns. His health reportedly improved by the Scottish Highlands but his physician forbids public addressing for now. He planned to go to Inverness for the city freedom ceremony following weekend conferences with financial and industrial experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd George
Gairloch
Trish
Maud George
Bury
Scottish Highlands
Gorespeere
Inverness
Waco Sherriff Wounded in Lorena Klan Clash
Civil investigation into a Lorena confrontation Saturday night involving a Ku Klux Klan parade and Sheriff Bob Buchanan and deputies continued today as the sheriff remained wounded with injuries to the right lung and leg. Nine others were shot or stabbed, two in serious condition, as residents offered no knowledge of the shooter or parade participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Lorena
Here
Bob Buchanan
Buchanan
At Lorena
Hungarian Troops Withdraw From Burgenland
Budapest reports Hungarian troops began withdrawing from a narrow strip of territory along Burgenland. Several hundred gendarmes remain at Oedenburg under interallied commission authority to maintain order. The new government will send a representative to a Bergenland conference in Venice instead of Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Burgenianl
Odenburg
Interallied Commission
Inn
Bergenlant
Venicn
Rome
Turkish forces dispersed after Turkish threats near Sorplepreses
Tur pist Turkish nationalist forces once massed on the left of the Sor plepreses near Shehr have been dispersed. New officials report the front was the intended attack point on the Greek line of communications, with Turks expected to strike the Greek positions soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Theft of school Victrola records shocks Waterbury district
A Waterbury school reported the theft of approximately 10 records valued at 0 from the Philippa or Red Pebulbaramy schoolhouse. The break occurred Friday afternoon during rain, with every tro and guard stolen except one. Pupils previously funded the collection through entertainments, and the loss is a setback to the school’s music program. A pupil, away that day, was brought by a teacher to the home of Miss Atkina, where she recovered somewhat from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipa
Waterbury
Stestonex
Giant airship ZR-2 disaster verdicts upheld
Hull England October 4 The coroner s jury reports the ZR 2 catastrophe on the Humber river August 24 caused by accident with no evidence of an actual cause The verdicts attribute fault to no one and apply across related cases including Lieutenant Commander Charles G Little of Newburyport Mass and 49 dead including 16 Americans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
England
Associated
Humber River
Charles G. Little
Newburyport
Mass
Lewis to See Hoover After Mine Workers Meet
President John L. Lewis announced plans to go to Washington after the United Mine Workers convention ends to discuss an unemployment conference. He would meet with Secretary Hoover who seeks a wage agreement pledge that no strike will occur next spring during renewal talks with operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of
Amora
John L. Lewis
Washington
Lewis
Hoover
Irith
Draped Catafalque Reproduced for Unknown Soldier Funeral
The War Department announced the Arlington burial of an unnamed American soldier, to be honored with a Capitol rotunda funeral. The drapings and catafalque will closely reproduce those used in the funerals of Lincoln, Garfield, and McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Arlington Cemetery
Confidence of Acquittal in Stepfather Murder Trial
Prospective jurors gather as the case against a defendant in the murder of Daniel Wenners steps is examined. The defense objects to women jurors while a key witness or defendant faces questions about the accused’s role. Authorities and court proceedings indicate ongoing jury selection and deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Wenn
Talk of the Town item from a day of local notes
A series of brief town tidbits mentions D A Perry in Wellsatt directing stock cab for T H Cock and R Carl Waterman returning to Pinindield after a few days away. Sarah Davis of Borhe was taken to Barre hospital for treatment. Kenet of Beckley Avenue visited White River. Stebbins of Stowe and other locals were seen about barber operations and neighborhood errands.
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Seargrier
D. A. Perry
Welsatt
T. H. Cock
R. Carl Waterman
Pinindield
K. Minke Ty
Sarah Davis
Borhe
Barre
Bitwin Kenet
Beckley Avenue
Seth
White River
S&h. Stebbins
Stowe
Biuen
Ad Mery
Carlos A
Wien
Hive
Shipping Pact With Britain Posed No Harm to U S Flag Fleet
Franklin of the International Mercantile Marine testified at a special hearing that the 1805 agreement with the British government did not restrain American flag ships or curb U S commerce. He said the company, largely American-owned, operated freely and competed with British liners, and noted letters from Woodrow Wilson supporting safeguards for American ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Mercantile Marine
Chipping Board
P. A
Franklin
International Merchant Marine
Jones
Washington
United States
Cunard Line
Necharonl
Senator Jones
Cunant
Franklin Pane
PBL
At Tee
Wilson
Revont
Seastor Joars
Prowtklin
Amvrice Ie
Thrillah
Assault Charge Leads to Prison Term for James Paris
James Paris, accused of assaulting Mary W. Perry at Burlington station, pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to more than one year and up to two years in the house of correction after testimony about threats by Mr. Aero and recalling a prior stabbing death linked to A. M. Prentiss. The case followed a recent security lapse at Boston Oesupon aml.
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Burlington
Get
James Paris
Boston
Wale
Aero
McNamara
W. Perry
Tecal Union Station
Securite Sn
Heales
Perry
A. M. Prentiss
Paris
Cmurt
Wielle
Races Unfinished at State Fair Amid Rain
Opening day at the Vermont state fair was disrupted by rain, leaving two horse races and outdoor acts incomplete. In the 2:18 trot, Dr. Hale led early but finished fourth in heat two as Roy Bingen won heat two. in the 2:25 pace Valcanda won both heats. Granite manufacturers from Quincy to tour Vermont, remount cavalry from Norwich University slated for Thursday, with 139 automobiles parked and 1,500 paid admissions, 1,400 children free, and 2,000 women and convalescents noted on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Oat
Dr. Hale
B. G
Senator Hale
Gauthier
Roy Bingnen
Bingen
Spoon
Valcanda
Halvanda
Barnes
Quincy
Mass
Norwich University
Vermont
Humpathien
Maxaachusetts
New York
Maine
Quebec
Connecticut
Florian
Texac
Strange tale from wounded man on Michigan farm murder
Barry Omnity reports details of a brutal assault near Middleville in which Mere John Raverstock was slain. Two toes severed, a $30 ransom demanded, then the attacker torched the home and ransacked the farmhouse before fleeing. Raverstock survived briefly, aided by a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mastings
Mich
Barry Omnity
Mere
John Raverstock
Role Bore
Raverstock
Middleville
Werstock
Haverstock
Enid
Sumey
Maverstock
Raversto
Menthbor
Youthful Star Competes In First Round Tourney
Three international stars feature in the opening round of the women’s championship tourney. Miss Faith Leiteh of England faces Mine Cecil Leiteh, a former English champion. Mrs Latham Gall of Minnesota, sister of Britain’s champion, is drawn against Miss Alice Stirling of Atlanta as the field narrows to consolation rounds for the qualifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internationl Stadion
Vine
Wit
United
Chamseer
Ifut
Mise Faith Leiteh
England
Mra
Latham Gall
Minates
Avin
New York
Cecil L Eiteh
Beith
Mise Alesa Stirling
Atlanta
State Fair Travel and City Infrastructure Work Update
The notice records residents Charles Catfeeher and Clyde Reynolds traveling to White River Junction for the state fair. It also notes road repair on Bikekwell Street and river infrastructure work affecting water service and city projects, with crews inspecting girders and replacing components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Catfeeher
School Street
White River Junction
Clyde Reynolds
Warren Strent
Ro Mactackill
Bere
Wmeamt
Bikekwell Etreet
Tepantove
Th. C.F. An
Mann Divorce Verdict Holds in Vermont Supreme Court
The Vermont Supreme Court ruled that judgment for plaintiff A. Lee Cady against Mary I Lang in Windsor County was discussed in law and reversible in error, reversing the judgment and remanding the case. The term opened with several continuances and rulings, including divisions in other cases and ongoing hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Supreme Court
A. Lee Cady
Mary I Lang
Windsor
Supreme Court
FH. Edgerton
Rochester
Washington County
L. H. Miller
Allen Bellvidle
Mary Ellen Mann
George W. Mann
State Va
George A. Long
Laeldwellth Barre
Wight
No Bargains as Middlesex District Attorney Pick Awaited
Boston October 4 Governor Cox may name a successor to Nathan A Tufts as Middlesex county district attorney tomorrow. Attorney General Allen said the appointment would be made without delay or pledge. Charlton F H Cabot of Newton, who was temporarily in charge after Tufts’s removal for misconduct, will return to the Stain House when the permanent appointee starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex County
Cox
Allen
Hurgein
Charlon FH. Cabot
Newton
Gemeal
Tufte
Injunction on Picketing at Wilder Mill
A temporary injunction served on October 4 by International Paper Company against the No 10 International Brotherhood of Pulp Sulphite and the Paper Makers union and all striking workers near the Wilder mill restrains picketing and violence. Judge Fish of Newlane to rule on the injunction, which follows a May order and affects about 200 nonunion workers and all strike-breakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellows Palle
International Paper Gu
International Bihood of Pulp Sulphite
Pa Feternatonal Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Wilder
Pete
Death of John Shanley
John Shanley died Sunday after a long illness. He lived in Montpelier, survived by his wife and several children and grandchildren. The obituary lists relatives including Margaret, Rehort, Kertram, Mere, Melle Williams, Lynam of Hyrarm, James Shanley of South Taketa, and Mrs. Ketbeth Dughes of Epringtell, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joke Shanley
Ferlum
Fireman G E Pray Quits Barre Fire Department
The Barre city council accepted the resignation of George KE Pray from the fire department, citing other interests. The meeting also heard a dispute over sand and gravel taken from local land, referred to the street committee, and approved several permits and expenses including lighting projects, police chief report, and payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George KE. Pray
Fire Department
Barre
Pray
Hleney
Alland G. Fay
Mia
Calista Si
Washington Street
Smith
Fay
Keast
Peareen
Neral
Angelia
Frown Avenues
Robert Q. McDonnell
Perry Street
Henry Russ
School Street
KE. T. Mower
Proapoot Street
First Street
Maple Grove Street
Cliff Street
Miles Coal Co
Booth
O. W. Boyea
Chenery Vapor Co
Fev
B. J. Avery
Waldron
Curtain call for Amarican fan comedy rehearsals
The curtain rises at 8 o'clock with the comedy to be presented by Darenne of the American fan. Charles Gibbons was replaced by Alex Straiton as Jaspar the butler. The cast includes Max Fisher George Stewart Ralph Olliver James Booth Ai Van Roberts Mildred Lander Beatrice Fapin James Sigram and others. Ticket exchanges began at the opera house and will continue daily into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fix
Darenne
Charles Gibbons
Jaspar
Straiton
Max Fisher
George Stewart
Ralph Olliver
James Booth
fAi
van Roberts
Mradames Stewart
Lal- Fan Papi
Margaret Roberts
Mildred, Lander
Beatrice Fapin
James Sigram
Georgy Stewart
Alec Straitus
Edward Pamel
Lavi Leary
Elena Marcheri
Lillian Pepin
James Stewart
Unclear Insurance Trade Speech Cited by Maine Agent Leader
A fragmentary passage notes Peaceful Insurance and a statement by Ivan E B Lang of Waterville, president of the Maine Association of Insurance Agents. It hints at regulatory patterns and quotes regional opinions on insurance field quietness and practices, with reference to sister states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan EB. Lang
Waterville
Maine Association of Ineurante Agents
Mary
Waraee UL Court Case Filed Over Ball Game Debt
A state wahy court case concerns Bite Mee oe AE eT IE haw seuaty court in S100 ball owed before States Attorney wha Siruapatti. Rae Frank Poyet of Clarendon was re xactly careated by Warren TCA. Mast toma bag 1 Deere tener ext fined $28 and wats of 0550, per report to the state Geb. Amwther o we Tepart from Count fing thanape Utharty af abiows semiad ater thet be aed depwty Weekes Hayes feet aed comnd 6 1 rad etme te Lane Ceoeplae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waraee
UL Mean
Wiegnam
Siruapatti
Abs Eas
Rae
Frank Poyet
Clarendon
Warren Tca
Toma
Foe
Granite men meet in Barre after 20 years in session
Quincy and Barre granite manufacturers held a joint meeting in Barre last night, drawing Massachusetts producers on a tour of inspection. Alexander B. McGilvary of the California Granite Manufacturers' Association spoke, outlining industry progress in California. Local leaders praised the gathering and discussed an annual joint meeting. A banquet followed at Hotel Barre and plans for future tours were considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mass
I. Barre
Barre Association
Massachusetts
Alexander B. McGilvary
California Granite Manufacturers’ Association
McGliveay
Barre
California
H.J. M. Jonge
A. T. Walker
Quincy Association
W. McAdrian
James Milne
Edward Marnock
John A. Cross
George Stratton
William Barcy
H. 2. Hinman
Marion
The
S. Hollister Jackson
Harte
International Monumental Granite Produvere’ Association
Hotel Barre
Quinncy
Woman S Ribs Broken In Grafton Car Crash
Mrs Bates reports to the secretary of state that she suffered multiple rib fractures when a car owned by Mrs Charles Daniels and driven by Wilbur Danforth collided with a Vermont-registered vehicle on a Sunday afternoon about a mile north of Mrs Bates home. The impact threw her through the windshield and against the rear seat. The Daniels car had met another vehicle and turned back into the road as the collision occurred. Front wheel damage and axle strain occurred to Mrs Bates’s car. James M French of Randolph was struck while walking behind a wagon near the Gillette farm in Bethel and sustained severe injuries to the chest and back. A car driven by G W Scott of Rutland struck a car owned by K J Barrett of Proctor on a hill near the Proctor poor farm. the other driver struck the side of the car. The accident happened early Sunday evening. C A Moree of Hardwick reports striking a child named Thomas on Wolcott Street when the child jumped from a wagon and ran in front of the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Aeat
Pease
Charles Dan
Grafton
Ye Wilbur
Bates
Daniels
Eeen
Cllision
Hates
James M. French
Randolph
Gillette Farm
Bethel
Vermont
Xtate
French
G. W. Scott
Rutland
Ke J. Barrett
Proctor
Marderek
Thomas
Wolcott Street
Hardwick
Moday
Blue Numerals and Plates Describe Vehicle Markings
The article notes blue numerals and colored markings revived at the office of W. S. Teachout in Vermont. It mentions a new blue track for wear, ear plates with the word T beneath the metallics, and a State care plate reading State. A dealer’s plate reportedly carries the letter A before numerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEE
Vermont
Nokia Livre Ee
W. S. Teachout
State Care
Big Job in Portland Maine Area Found in Night Section
A Portland Maine notice reports employment opportunities for both skilled and unskilled workers. It notes a city night shift and a broader job search through the local section, highlighting the need for labor in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
A Vata Obpetion. of The Theeton Tresarigt
In a clipped obscured report a darkey figure speaks of a power and a divergent path. Macy Barre of New Terk Con is named in a brief line amid garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Macy Barre
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Capitol
Scotland Air
Ku Klux Klan
Mee
Mire Benmett
Maviety
Wes “Brent
FE Atkina
Nee Poyar
Goatetense
Marian McArdle
Talk OF
the Town
U. §. Shipping
Goverment
Rarding
Jatied Comraden
Glenis Collett
Providence
Edith Leitch
Mrs. Mann
Lee Cady
Mary E. Lang
Windsor County
Gov. Cox
John Shanley
Believe Sa Tons Bb Mae Bewnes
Bos Taser Smee Trares Wlipvismachts
Pemyple — Howes Femme
G. E. Pray
Barre Opera
Peaceful Insurance
PIELD
Alexander B. McGilvray
Iner City
Aggler’s
Ludlow
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