Open Shop Proposal for Panama Canal Zone Reforms
A government commission urges sweeping changes in the Panama Canal Zone including open shop policies, wage adjustments tied to law, and replacement of American labor with tropical workers to cut costs. The plan envisions major reorganizations of administration, labor, and rail operations, with projected annual savings of about 85 million dollars, and calls for ending naval base functions and focusing canal operations on commercial activity unless Congress directs otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pl Bs
Weeks
Mortow
Washington
Naval Banc
Congress
United Rates
Crete
Pascua
Panama
Soue
Teport Midis
A. D. Connor
Aesset
Eek
A. Fry
Treasury Department
F. A. Holster
New York
Ant H . Wikein
Amt Tasi
Man
Talk of the Town item from street scene report
An OCR fragment notes a street scene with terse references to persons and locations, suggesting a brief town gossip item. Details are sparse, names unclear, and the piece reads like a late edition street mention rather than a full story.
Giants and Yankees Prepare for World Series Opener at Polo Grounds
At Polo Grounds on October 6 the Giants reserve Tonvy to back up their southpaw, while the Yankees consider Hoyt and Shawkey for the opener. Babe Ruth expects to face the Giant hurlers as the crowd grows with an Indian summer day. Attendance nears 30,000 as late arrivals fill the stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
New York
Associated Press
Giants
Yankees
Tonvy
Hoyts Shawkey
Miller Huggins
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Douglas
Convicts Set to Work Clearing Up Ruins at State Reformatory
Sant Mich., Det. 6 inmates of the state reformatory here, which was largely destroyed by fire yesterday causing nearly half a million dollars in damage, were put to work clearing debris for a possible new model prison. Officials say 680 inmates remain housed as an investigation cites defective wiring as the fire cause.
Emma Moree ends season visit then to Riverhead
Mrs Emma Moree closed her house for the season and travels from Chelsea to Riverhead and then to Verdi Mire. Friends and relatives in Bethel note several local visits, including Morrison Utlea and Mrs A Lee Cady’s Boston trip, with extended family ties stretched to New York and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Moree
Chelsea
Riverhead
Les Ver
Lardir
An Morrison Utlea
C. F. Shepard’s
Morrison
Woodbury Granite Company
Lee Cady
Boston
Howant
Ingfield
Aurin Lee
Mire
Urban Roberts
Pentel
Mane
F. G. Towneen
Charles Ropaner
Califfornia
New York
Henry Spooner
Moston
Delbert
East Hothel
Randolph Center
Gilman A. Spooner
Bethel Station
Gilman
Spooner
Thin Place
Dane F. Spooner
Burton
Randolph
Lucy Spooner
Rndalph Ene
Tetter
Amy Buyre
Tuttle
Unclear excerpt from era social notes at White River fair
An unclear fragment mentions Bertrand Lavigne, Mrs Anne Times, F A Walker, Wey, Stafford, and others in connection with leaving for home and guests at Maple Avenue. The text is garbled and provides no coherent event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand Lavigne
Keith Avenue
White River
June Gee
Anne Times
F. A. Walker
Winedale
N. H
Wey
Job Makers Get to Work and Plan Agency In Washington
Washington Oct 6 The national conference of unemployment launched machinery to boost employment and screen jobless numbers. Col Arthur Woods former New York police commissioner will coordinate community relief as the central agency forms a clearing house for relief ideas and progress reports from communities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
National Conference of Unemployment
Arthur Woolf
New York
Avek
Workers Hooted as Hollows Fall Workers Face Tense Standoff
More than 100 union men and leaders gathered on Mill street as a dozen nonstriking workers returned to the International Paper plant. Shots fired in the scuffle were reported and a tense standoff ensued with no immediate plan to operate the plant. The manager stated few workers had been employed recently and the facility was being prepared for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollows Fall
Mill Street
International Paper Company
Une Aires
Q Jyers
Eal International
Tarmor Union
Nese
Wenter
Licenses Suspended for Reckless Driving In Unclear Report
Secretary of State Harry R ge suspends licenses for driving under influence and reckless driving based on unclear notices. Named individuals include Carl Deer ing of St Johnebury Illinois Lawrence Crowell and Len e Fox of Morrieville and others. Vehicle ages and actions described as failing to meet postess and driving standards remain vaguely stated in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rge
Hyuer
Carl Deering
St. Johnebury
IL Wersebe
St, ‘Albans
Lawrence
Crowell
Morrieville
Lene A. Fox
Heensgs
Larkin
Clarence J. Seveard
Webster
Rellaal
Chelsea Births and Local Happenings in Village News
Mr and Mrs John Doyle celebrate the birth of a son born at home on September Qlet Rewer A Corwin returns to stock fall and winter goods for A Corwin Co Nobon YW. Bette moves family to Vershire road home from Charter Aveek. Chelsea suffers a power outage from Friday storm until Monday night. Miss Rathergs moves to Johnson to teach as assistant in training department. Water supply at high school deteriorates due to drought. Phin Sigrte hires to transport school children from nearby firid to village school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doyle
A. Corwin
A. Corwin Co
Nobon
Bette
Tor Vershire Road
Charter
Aveek
Chelsea
Miss Rathergs
Johndon
Temenere
Drouth
Peeee Springs
Phin
Me Thomar J. Tee
Local Board Names Officers at Annual Meeting
In the minutes of the meeting the foreign branch Perebient Mine appoints Lyle Ciman as vice president and Flora Jackson as secretary while Mere Barnes is chosen treasurer. The session proceeds with discussion on merit and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perebient
Lyle Ciman
Flora Jackson
Wee Tary
Mere
Mo Barnes
Treaenger
W. E Perkins
Kesmeren
Fee Taft
Disaster toll rises from suburban rail crash
Twenty three bodies have been recovered from the wreckage of a rear end collision of two suburban passenger trains in the tunnel to St Lasare railway station. Seven victims identified include Count Gerard De Rosame Chabot, a former cavalry officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Lasare
Gerard de Rosame Chabot
Scarlet fever in Vermont prompts health board review
In Vermont Burlington reports mild fever trends and water quality concerns. The Vermont State Board of Health notes few infantile cases, two in Burlington, with September seeing some typhoid risk and a total of about 40 cases statewide amid ongoing water safety review led by Dr C F Dalton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Det
C.F. Dalton
Vermont Wate Board of Health
Bennington
Bear shooting and concert notes mix in Vermont tale
A chaotic Vermont note cites a bear shooting using No 6 shot near Johnsbury and a separate, lengthy concert recap from Pittsburgh praising soprano Mies Comeroda and pianist Di Leo among others. The fragment blends hunting incident details with musical program items and local patrons praising performances in Barre and Marre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Mies Comeroda
Cavalbey
Thor
Carmen
Tyreade
Leo
Plantat
Plore
Savasta
Noctarne
Tite
Th Leo
Trina Con Varlavioni
di Lao
Riignintio
Baldereini
Comnnreda
Cement Cietto
Verdi
Frere and native C in the year of something
Fragmentary notes describe a distant English teaching year with mentions of Railways and ore work. The passage references Andrew and Milew Coal Co and a meeting about ore work and a machine adjustable to one age. The overall text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milew Coal Co
Wemeirwrtad
Vermont State Fair Governor's Day Draws 24000 Attendance
At White River Junction Vermont the state fair on governor's day drew about 24 000 attendees with horses cattle and stock exhibits on display. A reunion of the 1921 legislature was held in the public service building after the departments of finance were opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Vermont
Wis
Fisit
James B. Katee
Claremont
Firet
K. A. Farfing
East Burke
Erkan Allen
Morgans
United States
Morgan Hone
Trowbadur
Donaldson
Morgan
Stillman
Cornwall
N.Y
Maxwell Evarte
Ted
Barton
Connecticut
Willette Jege
Vico
Rutland
Saffolke
Batehelder Farms
Mt Vernon
George Carey
Brook del Farm
Brooksthe Farm
Durham
Conn
Waters
Webb
Abelburne
Greenfirll
Mars
East Corinth
Gretries Emgar
Break-In Reported at U S Building in St Albans
Federal building at Kingman and Federal streets was entered on Oct 6. Customs officers and Postmaster W H Finn say nothing appears stolen or disturbed. They believe the intruder sought forbidden fruits, noting liquor had been seized three days earlier. A similar break occurred a few weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Federal
Kingman and
Federal Streets
W. H. Finn
Loose Horse Damages Car and Bridge Collision Report
State office logs show 850 damage to a car after striking a loose horse near Fairfield. Driver Wright braked in time. horse not seriously hurt. Also reported: three cars and four wagons tangled at Twensy Bridge near Middlesex with multiple drivers and a Waterbury garage car veering, causing rear fender and bumper damage. Bellows Falls collision between H W Porter and a five day plates truck with minor track damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Wright
East Fairfield
Secretary of State
Fairfield
Wright
Twensy Bridge
Middlesex
W. S. Teachout
Cooley
Waterbury
A. J. Swinger
Burlington
H.W. Stockwall
Richmond
Swinfer
Stockwell
Willams
Laslie
Bellows Falls
H.W. Porter
Bellows Pariy
Hianchard
Youth Acts Strangely South Cabot Oct 6
A boy claiming to be 16 wanders about South Cabot since Monday. Two families have taken him in, but he behaves oddly, possibly seeking shelter or warmth. Authorities suspect he may have escaped from an industrial school. The youth is described as not very large for his age and with ill-fitting clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cabot
Arcurt
Peng
Jury Deliberates Short Time in Local Court Case
The jury returned a verdict of not guilty after about ten minutes of deliberation in a case involving State v Nathanabree to Wiesbi. The report references other trials and local notices, including a mention of Waterbury and Boston in connection with unrelated items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathanabree
Wiesbi
Harty
Waterbury
Mary Wap
Denen Trey
LW. McAllister
John P
Many Moose Gathered For Barre Lodge Bazaar Night
A four hundred strong crowd filled Howland hall for Barre lodge of Moose badiar night with members families and friends enjoying booths games and a musical program. William Deans greeted attendees while Mrs Deans and volunteers managed refreshments and displays including candy aprons teddy bears and a country store. Carrolls orchestra played from 8 to midnight as Veeda Sanguinetti sang and the Naughton sisters danced the bazaar committee included Mrs Thomas Jeffrey Mrs Arthur Lund and H Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Hall
Barre Lodge
Moone
Maida
William Deans
William | Deans
Arnie Deans
Markeman
George Thayer
Clyde Reynolds
Eva Stewart
Candy
James Booth
Ralph Spencer
Frank Blouin
John Milne
Harold Ennis
Arthur Land
Richard Attridge
Closter Bennett
Dora Blewin
Jand
Veeda Sanguinetti
Naughton
Hossie Stevens
Frank O. Hokerk
Carroll
Thomas Jefrey
Arthur Lund
Three Thieves Sentenced in City Court Robbery Case
Four young men linked to robberies at Essex and Jericho Gourners were sentenced by Judge McNamara after pleas of guilty. The eldest received 3.5 to 5 years in state prison, Blake got up to 2.5 years, Ratiye faced 1 to 2 years and a fine, with custody by state protective officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Winsteor
Blake
Artret
Toore
Es Ratiye
Third Woman Lawyer Admitted to Bar in Vermont
Mise Lena Guidici of Marre becomes the third woman lawyer admitted to the bar after passing the examinations on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Vermont license allows practice and she was sworn in before the court, with other new admittees, including Mise Jeasie Hilpwood of Wine and Mike Ellen Hoar of Mananetuachts, noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Guidici
Marre
Mesarhnsette
Divorce case in Tennessee trial calendar read this week
Proceedings show Mary Ellen Mann and others facing divorce. judge indicated a tentative schedule and arguments to be continued Tuesday. The trial calendar was reviewed with no final affirmation of terms as the matter moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rae
Mary Ellen
Imade Sabei
Public demer at coll Plardeich Friday
Fragmentary report notes an incident at a college Friday involving several individuals including Carrelson and Seward W. Annee of Heston and Bee of Kener Bite. Sparse details hint at a business context and local observers from Lancaster and Searcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coll
Plardeich
Carrelson
Chest
Jury Chosen for Barre Memorial Design Competition
Judges for the Barre memorial design contest include architect TL Aldrich of Delano & Aldrich New York landscape architect Charles A Platt and sculptor Charles Keck. Competitors selected by W A Murray Barre. judging begins October 12 with models on display in the Aldrich Library hall. The winning entry to be announced by October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Cheater
TL Aldrich
New York
Delano & Aldrich
Columbia University
Eole de Beaus Arts
Paris
Charles A. Platt
Webb Prize
Natonal Institute of Arts and Letters
Charles Keck
W. A. Murray
Panyas
al Dibrary Hall
Washington Street
Pnntry
Parish Supper Draws 175 At Congregational Church
Over 175 attended a parish supper at Congregational Church last night with festive tables and a cordial atmosphere. Dr F L Goode presided as toastmaster praising plans for the month ahead. E Marion Dorward sang piano solos. Charles A Spear spoke on Sunday school work. Hivis Motinieht, Henrietta Ingle, J Dieard More, and Edit Averill addressed church activities guiding the fall and winter program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Goodepoed
Marion Dorward
Charles A Spear
Churchork
Adeavor Sackely
Hivis
Mise
Henrietta Ingle
J. Dieard
Edit Averill
Trotany Association
Mrs Peter Chucwota Dies After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Mrs Peter Chucwota of Darreytown died late yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage. Wife of Peter, she was a well known local figure and mother of several children. Her husband, Dr M J Commeller, found little could be done to save her. she passed peacefully after a brief illness. The death occurred as family prepared to attend a local gathering. son, Henry, was away at the time. Funeral arrangements are pending with local clergymen and the community mourns her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Commeller
Fuch
Meter
Tome Alwae
Barre
White River Junction
Meath
Kit
Saul
Helevang
Eter
Gherterie
Cihaaorth
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Talk OF
the Town
Michigan State
Bethel
Arthur Woods
Junenburg
Johnsbury
Bear
Mother Bear
Mr. Bach
Mother Iar
Lansonburg
Baldacripi
Calne
Migs Pd Moroda
Pittsburgh
di Lympianiet
Sirimental
Teanna
Harre
S. Peingat
Armona
W. B. Berry
Ron
A. V. Woodrow
Forest Axworthy
Berry
Salkien
Moe
Crown Gentry
John H. Gentry
Chevalier
Alewdndu Isle
B. G
Call
Lan North
Abbie Brino
Bhayne
the Orphan
Woodrow
Major Frisco
Gerow
Lillian FL
Bik. Om
Delia McGiregh
Bom
Junior Dillard
Gen. Ees
Ns Bay
Garrison
mm.Roswell
Proctor
Bingadeer
Forest Worthy
Bee
Sikaa
Winter Hill Bille Wayne
Ailies
Barry
U.S
Seema
Nathan Gabree
Sabin Miles
Heelie
Ales
Springfield Exposition
Bamaar
Bellville
Mann
Gridiers
Mrs
Peter Chucwota
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