Amusement ride collapses injuring crowd in Brookhton
A winged ride at the Brookhton fair collapsed as a crown plate gave way during a swing, sending 12 cars with about 20 riders into the midway crowd. Bern ard Anderson of Framingham suffered concussion and multiple injuries, with other injured including Myrtle and Stanley Mac Eachern of Braintree and several residents from nearby towns.
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Broohton
Mass
Mymentum
Bernard Anderson
Framingham
Russell
Myrtle
Stanley MacEachern
Braintree
John
Flarvid Hammond
Springvale
Maine
LeForrest Dickinson
Perry Irving
Canton
Edward Harker
C. Verghn
B. F. Wheeler
Stoughton
Balkans may face large scale hostilities says former US minister
Paris October 5 The Associated Press reports that a major Balkan crisis seems possible according to Charles Hitchcock Sherrill former US minister to Argentina who has just returned to Paris after a trip including Bucharest Belgrade and Budapest
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Paris
Associated Press
Balkans
Cording i
Charles Hitcheork Sherrill
New York
United States
Argentina
Bucharest
Belgrade
Budepest
Lorena Fight Victim Louis Crow Dies In Texas Parade
Louis Crow died after a clash in Lorena Texas when Sheriff Bob Buchanan and two deputies tried to stop a Ku Klux Klan parade on October 5. The victim of the ensuing fighting was reported dead.
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Louis Crow
Lorena
Wasco
Texas
Bob Buchanan
Death Valley Once a Lake Revealed by Ancient Water Line
The Death Valley region in California is described as once holding a lake. Traces of an ancient water line run along the Panamint Mountains, with the valley floor about 200 feet below sea level. Winds from the Pacific ranges drained moisture, leaving Death Valley arid and dry.
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Death Falley
California
Lawn Mountains
Mountai
Sville Courine Journal
Men Turn and Look Toward Seat on Leaving Car
Fragmented notes describe riders inspecting seats and belongings when alighting a vehicle. The text references cautious behavior and repeated reminders about checking for items before exiting.
Arbuckle Fails to Appear in Court in San Francisco
Roscoe C. Arbuckle did not attend the man slaughter hearing as his defense says he is in Los Angeles. The district attorney may seek a continuance to allow Arbuckle to appear later for trial related matters. Federal action on Volstead violations linked to the party is delayed as investigations proceed.
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San Francisco
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Superior Court
Los Angeles
Charles Brenan
Arbuckle
Matthew
Arbuckie
Robert H. McCormack
Speci
The
United State
McCormack
Ayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Helpless Steamers Call For Assistance
New York Oct 5 Circe an Italian steamship from Naples to Norfolk Va sent wireless calls for aid after a broken steering gear and repeller left it helpless about 60 miles east of Cape Hatteras. Hayden Genoa to New York sent SOS 800 miles off Delaware capes saying it was disabled and needed a tow after earlier trouble on Sept 9 following departure from Ponta Del Gada. Weather bureau issued a northwest storm warning for the coast from Sandy Hook to Provincetown with strong NW winds and probable gales tonight.
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Circe
Cape Hatteras
Delaware Capes
New York
Naples
Norfolk
Bowton
Oct. S
Hayden
Genoa
Ponta del Gada
Sandy Hook
Provincetown
Nantucket
Leitch Eliminated In United States Golf Championship
Mina Cecil Leitch, renowned woman’s gulf champion of Britain France and Canada, failed to win the United States Championship. She was defeated by Mrs. F C Letts Jr of Chicago one up at the home green and is eliminated from the tournament.
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Deal
Associated
Mina Cecil Leitch
Great Britain
France
Canada
United States
F.C. Letts, Jr
Chicago
President Harding Reported Without Personal Representatives
The article states that President Warren G. Harding has no personal representatives abroad or in Mexico. It notes a Mexican publication or editor misattributions regarding his representatives and mentions individuals such as Elmer in connection with the claim.
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Harding
Tissue Paper Mill Fire Damages Hinsdale Plant
A fire destroyed a tissue paper mill operated by G. A. Robertson & Co. of Hinsdale on October 5, causing about 100000 in losses. The two machine plant employed several workers and the cause of the blaze remains undetermined.
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G. A. Robertson & Co
Hinsdale
M. HL
Hinwtair
N. HL
Fragmentary text from historic article with unclear details
The readable fragments mention Leng Mines Bingham Mae Cet engineer and references to Penstrorsion work, Rey Nore Soothe, New England, and the Homar tunnel. No clear event, date, or outcome is established.
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Bingham
Mae
Eph
Mar Eines & Ieee
New England
Homar
Eratente of
Miners Back New Labor Party At UMWA Convention
The United Mine Workers of America ended its convention in Indianapolis on October 1 after adopting a declaration backing a new political party of organized labor and organized farmers, a plan discussed since September 20.
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Indianapolis
Ind
The
United Mine Workers of America
Giants and Yankees Clash for Title at Polo Grounds
At Polo Grounds New York fans packed the stands for a World Series opener between the National League champion Giants and the American League champion Yankees. The crowd endured a light shower, field conditions improved quickly, and chatterCentered on Babe Ruth and Meusel as the teams prepared for a fierce baseball championship battle in the metropolis.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Associated Press
Giants
Yankees
New York Giants
Manant
New York Yankees
Landford
Rube Ruth
Babe Ruth
Frifte Fund Furfielows
Wwstal
Attorney General Seeks Resignation and Vermont Game Enforcement
Attorney General Daugherty asked for the resignation of William R. Palmer United States marshal for Connecticut. The move follows a statewide organized drive by Vermont fish and game wardens enforcing game laws with broad patrols and several arrests including Robert Hennett of Barre and Joseph Dasdele of Shoreham. Several others faced fines and license revocations as officials plan continued enforcement in the fall with Commissioner Sheldon announcing more drives.
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Washington, D.C
Daugherty
William R. Palmer
United States
Connecticut
Jotn Bottamini
Hennett
Possenston
Warren George Dougherty
Middlebury
Joseph Dasdele
Shoreham
Lake Champlain
Daniels
H.C. Dickens
Lecurity
Saltonstall Named District Attorney
Saltonstall of Newton was appointed district attorney of Middlesex county to fill the term of Nathan A. Tufts, with the appointment to take effect after today.
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Nathan A. Tufts
Boston
Endivatt
Saltonstall
Newton
Middlesex County
Alleged bootlegger flees amid county manhunt
Bernard Smith, charged with bootlegging, escaped from St Johnsbury jail after a release ploy. He fled toward Canada with a satchel of eight quarts of liquor. Sheriff Worthen found him missing and Smith was later arrested in Woodsville for transporting and selling liquor.
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St. Johnsbury
Bernard Smith
Ca Iaerminty
Sheri Worthen
Hin Zetew Smith
Woodsville
N. A
Canada
United Masses
Jill
Freceien
Bivpal Mwart
Seturdgr
Nine Pharmacist Candidates Seek Registration in Capitol
Nine pharmacist candidates appeared for examinations in the Senate chamber of the Capitol this morning. Results will be announced in about a week. Names listed include Ruth Lassor and James B. Whalen among others. locations and affiliations not fully legible.
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Senate Chamber of
St. Sohnebury
BE. Lassor
Ruth
C. Wanton
James B. Whalen
Busiand
Talk of the Town Social at Julie Bisemere’s Home
A North Male street gathering hosted by Julie Bisemere drew about 28 young people for a Green Mountain Girls’ club social. The parlor featured Vietrola music and dancing, with plans to host future events at members' homes this winter.
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Julie Bisemere
North Male Street
Green Mountain Girls’ Club
Fragmentary note on a Boston testimony dispute
The readable fragments describe a woman in a tense courtroom moment with references to witnesses, a personal friend, and a challenged duty. Names such as Maven and Pattie Ledger appear amid uncertain dialogue about fresh youth and knowledge of New York and Philadelphia.
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Boston
Philadelphia
State Forester Clarifies Hunting Policy Amid Meeting
W G Hastings stated he would not curtail hunting. The gathering at River Junction with W K Metant and Lewis and Murphy of the federal forest service discussed forest policy and timing for a return visit by Mr. Martingy next Saturday.
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W. G. Hastings
Grouse
W. K
Alps
Calchone and
Lewis & Murphy
Federal Forest
Pervine
Martingy
Seturdey
Broke Ankle In Jump From Moving Auto
Robert Shurtleff leaped from a moving automobile driven by K. H. Dimick of East Hardwick in Cabot and broke one ankle. Dimick reported the incident by telephone to the secretary of state this morning.
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K. H. Dimick
East Hardwick
Secretary of State
Robert Shurtleff
Dimick
Shurtle
Cabot
Fair Features At High Order Vermont Fair Day
White River Junction Oct 5 second day of the Vermont state fair drew 9000 attendees. Gerry W. Scott of Rutland struck in the eye from a broken spoke. a car fender was bent after a rain collision. Governor James Tartes arrived with Adjutant General Johnson as stock shows and vaudeville acts entertained the crowd. Autos from multiple states brought 2048 people. five races on the track included 212 trot 2.25 pace events.
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White River Junction
Vermont
James Tartes
Johnson
State Fair Commission
New Hampslite
Massachusetts
New York
Maine
Quebec
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Colorado
Geiven
Rutland Court Fines Three Motorcyclists for Reckless Driving
In Rutland city court, Raymond Larkin Clarence Seward and Cyril Webster of Rutland were fined 25 and costs each and given suspended three month jail terms for reckless driving of a motorcycle. Their licenses were suspended for the rest of the year. A Castleton man Edward R Clark reported a pole damage incident two miles east of Castleton last week but said service remained uninterrupted.
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Edward R. Clark
Castleton
Nell
Peen Seni
Raymond Larkin
Clarence Seward
Cyril] Webster
Rutland
Lhemes
Sidecar Passenger Suffers Leg Injury In Williamstown Crash
Miss Inex Salter of 17 North Semi ary Street sustained a fracture of the right leg and injuries to the left hand when a motorcycle sidecar collided with an automobile in Williamstown. She was taken to Barre City Hospital in good condition this morning. The motorcycle and sidecar were owned by Fred Thomas and Frank Bailey, both of Barre. Damages included the Ford car with radiator and axle damage and motorcycle damage.
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Inex Salter
North Semiary Street
Williamstown
Mine Salter
Barre City Hospital
Fred Thomas
Frank Bailey
Barre
Ford
Congregational Church Elects Officers After Dinner
Last evening the Congregational church elected officers for the coming year after a social meal. A $51.57 surplus remains in the bank from past year benevolences. The meeting also changed the organization’s monthly meeting to the first Monday evening. Officers chosen include President I. Joan Bieber Vice president Mrs Loren J. Belly Secretary Ethel P. Newton Treasurer Belle Chandler. A missionary committee member is Mrs W. L. Wheaton and a volunteer committee member Mrs HL R Tenney. Social committee chair to be elected later.
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Congregational Church
Waa
Joan Bieber
Mra
Loren J. Belly
Ethel P. Newton
Belle Chandler
Ebnicott Missionary Committee
W. L. Wheaton
HL R Tenney
Ethel Wales
McLaughlin and Miss Brown Attend White River Fair
The report notes Eunice McLaughlin and Miss Brown visiting the White River fair yesterday. Renalonde Seene Me a line's howe lands and goods were shown, with a large turnout and busy sale conducted by HL Hale Mia.
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Eunice McLaughlin
Miss Brown
White River
Renalonde
Howe
HL Hale
Mia
Mclaughlin
Cummings
Lewis
Jeane
Tere Goddard
Rae
Pee Tee
Goddard
North Montpelier event draws Vermont crowd
A Vermont gathering in North Montpelier Friday May 12 attracted a large turnout. Organizers urged cheering and support for local services as attendees filled the area.
Arrest Made In Zoo Bird Theft Case At Night Trial
Warden John Bottamini Woored Newramh of Watertery Coster led police to the scene where Mrs Tasrie Perks and Mrs Eline were charged with sheating sag birds. Benurtt pleaded guilty as Sek OES ate ee peat. The arrest occurred as the case moved through the local jail.
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Tasrie Perks
Eline Og
Watertery
Barre Hosts Welcome Visit From Quincy Granite Makers
Barre hospitality earns praise as the Granite Manufacturers' association and the Barre Board of Trade host a testimonial banquet at the Hotel Barre. Quincy visitors depart after a tour of Smugglers’ Notch with plans for future annual joint outings alternating between Barre and Quincy.
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Barre
Tte
Quincy
Hotel
Massachusetts Folk
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Board of ‘Trade
H. J. M. Jones
Barre Association
Carroll
Jones
Ward Marnock
Quincy Association
Marnock
Allen-Lamb Nuptials Mark Barre Somerville Union
The marriage of Mrs Ella Vinton Lamb of Somerville Massachusetts and Stillman D Allen of Barre occurred at the Universalist parsonage at 11 o clock in the forenoon with Rev F C Hoberk officiating. The couple, long known to each other, will reside at 5 Franklin Street Barre.
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Ella
Vinton Lamb
Somerville
Mass
Stillman D. Allen
Barre
Universalist
F.C. Hoberk
Okah
Frederick Vinton
Allen
Vermont
Afr. Allen
Barro
Partes
Alion Eit
Franklin Street
Lander and Mackay Tie The Knot At St Monica’s Church
Hazel J Mackay daughter of James Mackay of 4 Park Street and Leonard Lander earned the nuptial blessing at St Monica’s rectory with Rev P M McKenna officiating. Thomas Nelson acted as best man and both wore formal attire. After a Boston and New York wedding trip they will reside on Wellington Street. Both graduates of Sparkling high school.
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Hazel J. Mackay
James Mackay
Park Street
Leonard Oa
St. Monica’s Church
P. M. McKenna
Thomas Nelson
Boston
New York
Wellington Street
Mra. Lander
Sparkding High School
Alienation verdict upheld in Worthen Button case
The Washington County Court affirmed a verdict of rAN awanist alienation of affections in the suit of Worthen Button against W Knight. The decision was delivered yesterday by the state supreme court. The case was first heard in March 1918. Attorneys Al land G. Fay for the plaintiff and J Ward Carver and Fred Laird for the defense represented the parties.
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Ran
Worthen Button
W. ©. Knight
Washington
Supreme Wart
Washington County
Alland G. Fay
Ees
J. Ward Carver
Fred Laird
Defendart
Mrs Mary Miles Funeral Observed After Service
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Miles was held yesterday afternoon from the home of her sister Mrs. Daniel Webster on Main Street. Rev Frank Hobork of the Universalist church conducted services with interment at the nearby cemetery. Survivors include her husband John Miles a son Sabin and Henry Miles and two daughters in law John Shores and a son-in-law couple. Relatives and friends from Manville Montpelier and Barwa attended with many tributes sent by family and neighbors.
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Dietsite
Daniel Webster
Main Street
Frank
Hobork
The
Universalist Church
John Shores
John Greg. Ware
Sabin
Henry Miles
Bel
Mase
Alien Caldwell
Manville
Forrest Bassett
Bandoist
Sra Lewis Jer
Montpelier
Flare
Thelma
Priscila
Hacel Miles
Lile Culver
Fred Brewen
Mere
T Caldwell
Hattie Woodwand
Jaane Conk
Deverthy Miles
Forward Kenmons
Barre Legion Presents A Regular Fix in Barres Night Show
A large Barre audience enjoyed the first performance of A Regular Fix by the American Legion post. Lillian Roberts Max Fisher Alex Straiton and James Booth led a strong cast with Mrs James Stewart and Beatrice Papin among the standout numbers. The show featured Sousa style dance routines and crowd-pleasing songs, with the final act to be presented again tonight at 7 and doors opening at 2 for an afternoon performance.
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Post
Akr
Harry E. Gage
The
Legion
Lillian Roberts
Max Fisher
Alex Straiton
James Booth
Miss Roberts
Gay
Straiton
Jasper
Booth
Horatio Diddsbury
George Stewart
Ralph Oliver
Captain King
James Stewart
Guy
Margaret Roberts
Lee Isbury
Lee
Lillian Papin
Barre
Stewart
Louie O'Leary
Beatrice Papin
Miss Papin
Suceras
O'Leary
Elena Barberi
Anrons
Miss Barberi
Eve
Irene Castle
James Ingram
Mildred Lander
Alex, Paul
Paul Giacherio
Peter Morgan
Christian Bowen
Cleora Heynolde
Altra Lewlie
Nathalie McMabes
Mary Hoban
Lena Croce
Katherine Brown
Madeline Kndding
Myrtle Clef
Jane ‘Tassie
Dith Roborien
Clara Lawles
Lourne Coffin
Isabel Milne
Opera Lime
Oelork
Simeon E Dwinell Obituary Notice
Marshfield resident Simeon E. Dwinell died this morning after a brief illness. He was 82 years old and born in Marshfield. Survived by his wife and two children, Jamie HanMeck and Mine Drerethy. Funeral services will be held at the church Friday with relatives invited to omit flowers.
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Marshfield
Simen E. Dwinell
Hantwick
Dreinell
Seare
Jamie E Hanmeck
Mine Drerethy
Tie Terme
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