SCHOONER ELSIE IS AN EASY WINNER
The schooner Elsie won the 40 mile elimination race by over nine minutes amid ideal weather near Gloucester. Captain Marty Welch led the Esperanto as the top finisher with Arthur James close behind, while Elaie G Silva Philip P Manta and Ralph Brown trailed in the pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Railroad Labor Board
Gloucester
Maas
Marty Welch
Esperanto
Sre
B Brown
Elaie G Silva
Philip P. Manta
Ralph Brown
Sims Declines To Talk Amid War Chapter Refusal
Officers of the chapter today refusals to be revived for his mode in reference to Sian 4. This wider quoted the admire as Mage to the chapters. A year from T am on the retired set, 1) oon what 1 fre like and then Fy ery i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian
Vote on Treaty Tuesday and Knox Death in Senate
Fragmented reporting notes the death of Senator Knox and a political push around treaty Tuesday. The piece mentions Senate actions on a peace treaty with Charleston and references disorders and health concerns affecting timing. Adjutant General Cher plans Wednesday movements as guard readiness is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Aeeater Knaw
Senate
Charleston
Virginia
Jan S Cher
Hold Up and B08 Train Messewity
unreliable OCR fragment mentions places and numbers. unclear events. reads like a brief transit or incident note with names and dates obscured. unable to determine concrete persons or organizations due to garbled text.
Regiments Heavy Loss at Mellie Terarend Office
A damaged OCR fragment reports heavy losses in a regiment and mentions Mellie Terarend and an organization. Details are unclear but indicate a rout with significant casualties and a referenced office.
Man fined for killing wife in Ponca City district court
A Ponca City jury convicted Nion Bulla Lohnd of manslaughter for killing his wife. The court assessed a $1,000 fine after repeat deadlocks over a verdict. Jurors say the final plea was a compromise after several votes toward acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca City
Okla
Nion Bullalohend
Banyan
Missing Woman Found After Three Days in Woods
London reports mystery surrounds Pamela Beckett a young society woman found near the woods after wandering nearly 20 miles since Monday. She refused to name relatives but was taken home after local residents and Hughes urged police involvement. she had eaten nothing since leaving home and appeared ill but insisted she was all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mike Pamela Beckett
Hughes
Sherm
Million Dollar Fire Loss in Charleston Docks
A massive blaze in Charleston destroyed two hundred feet of Column street docks and damaged vast linen and fertiliver materials stored in wooden warehouses. Sparks from a smokestack ignited upper sheds while a Salvation Army steamer helped evacuate and monitor the scene as the fire spread and smoke lingered over the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Column Street
London
Army
Berg Chemical Materials
Railroad unions press conference in Chicago session
More than 100 railroad presidents and officers from sixteen unions meet in Chicago to discuss a nationwide strike. Grand Chief Warren of the Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers requests a conference with railroad executives on behalf of six major unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tribute to Late Senator Knox Observed by Railroad Officials
Rail presidents and union leaders gathered at St John's church to honor the late Senator Philander Knox. Washington negotiators discussed wage cuts while parties planned restoration of certain work rules. Attendees included Vice President Coolidge and Senate leader Underwood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Washington, D. C
United States Railroad Selor Board
Department of the
Senator Philanter
Brox
St. John's
Epir
Mnet
Sen
Intors
Amon
Coolidge
Ponpore
Tore
Underwood
Alabama
Senate
House
Lloyd George Helps Briand Weakens French Opposition
Paria reports that London announced Premier Lloyd George will attend the Washington armament and Far East conference. The move is seen as weakening Briand's opposition to France being absent, though some deputies oppose the trip. If Lloyd George goes, France may also be represented by Briand. Opposition votes in the chamber are expected to be minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Associated Prese
London
Lloyd George
Washington
Briand
France
Ehunber of Deputies
M. Hiland
Mother deeds boy to another in Tampa record
A Tampa, Florida court records a warranty deed transferring a three month old boy from Mire Nettle Davie to Mrs. Norman Wilson. The deed, dated January in Hardin County Texas, aims to secure guardianship and potential adoption rights if the child comes of age, with officials questioning its legality under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Hardin County
Texas
Mire
Nettle Davie
Norman
Wilson Mra Wilean
Court House Imte
Wilson
Amy
Mormon Church Members Question Plural Wives Practice
Salt Lake City report notes members of the Mormon church still living in polygamous arrangements face scrutiny. The article mentions John Beck, a deceased Utah mining magnate, and details ongoing discussions within the church about plural wives amid tithe disputes and local inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Ute
Mormon Church
Dudge Page
John Beck
Utah
Bethel Cape Town sees farmers faced with drought and illness
Obscure report from Bethel Cape Town notes Mire Charence eatte of this village dies of cancer amid drought. The piece mentions medical staff and local operations delayed by conditions, with references to Dr Gens and Kei Warden, and to community efforts for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
South Africa
Cotton consumption and lint trade rise in September
Cotton consumption grew with 56 428 bales of hinders and 407 207 of ? and 47 885 of linters, while lint and linters on hand reached 1 016 092 and 105 011 respectively. Imports 6902 below year earlier. Spindle activity totaled 5 080 640 in September, up from 2 487 238 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eskinaten
Epa
Col House Calls on Wilson After Estrangement
Col. House visited former President Wilson at his residence in Washington following the peace conference, reporting continued strain since their last meeting over two years ago. The visit touched on ongoing differences tied to the Marie negotiations, with House acting as a confidential intermediary amid uncertain relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Confereme
Washington
D&c
Dolan Kedward M. Howe
Wiles
Marie
Crome
Smelled Possum's Breath at Craltanegs Ontario
Partial OCR reads as a fragile local notice from Craltanegs Ontario. Mentions a smell of possum breath and a patchwork of garbled names and phrases. The readable fragment references a retired person and a 280 gallon measure, with unclear context.
Tunbridge Track Record Falls At Closing Fair Day
At the Tunbridge fair closing, Marus owned by W. M. Houghton lowered the track record in the free-for-all, breaking the previous mark by half a second. The event drew large crowds despite variable weather, with the Barre Pipe and Drum Band providing entertainment. Deputy Chief Harry Gamble maintained order as officials recorded results and spectators praised the day’s attendance.
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Tunbridge
Marus
W. M. Houghton
North Hartland
Fair Ground
Barre
Minshrie Pirle
Harry Gamble
Night Burglary At Chelsea Store Reported
A break in occurred during the night at a Chelsea store with entry through a rear window. The morning check showed a suit of clothes, a shirt, and about $15 missing from the cash drawer. High Sheriff G A Tracy investigated and located the clothing on a man described as a gentleman of color currently in Orange county jail.
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of Co
G. A Tracy
Chelsea
Nee
Fale
Ant
Orange Enn Ty
Radical Change in System Necessary
Fragmentary OCR text shows a call for radical systemic change with unclear names and locations. It mentions W. A. Beebe and Caroline Grivwald amid references to Newport and local officials. The exact events, dates, and outcomes are unreadable, but the piece centers on demanding overhaul of the prevailing system.
WAORS CUT STOP WORE to Civ tune
Fragmentary OCR text references a civic event or meeting and a group’s plea for rights. It mentions a speaker or group name and a city setting, with unclear details about the outcome or actions.
New York Woman Seeks Half Armament Cut Plan
Mrs Ella Jay Fried of Pittsburgh protests to President Harding over his armament plan proposing a one half reduction. She asks if such a cut is reasonable and practicable arguing it would leave relative strength unchanged, and urges further ideas from women on disarmament.
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New York
Harding
Ella F. Freed
Fried
Hives
Pittsburg
Citizens’ Disarmament
Patamitter
Too Much Is Spent On Cattle Welfare Debate At Meeting
At St Albans the 106th annual conference opened with a heated discussion on bovine tuberculosis policy and its relation to human disease care. Participants included W IL Tane Brattleboro Janeee Rutland and D Sullivan. The mood suggested the state spends less on human care than on dairy herd cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Fridorjoon
W. IL
Tane
Debts and Creditors Listed in Cambridge Case
Fails for 124 554 dollars show a tangle of creditors. Names like Lamaille County Nations appear among the largest claims while others, with secured and unsecured statuses, indicate a broad ledger of debts and unsettled obligations in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entree & Dromellon
W. B. Hant
Cambridge
Lamaille County Nations
Desk
Bryet
ff / Cresky Um
Rontin
Tor
Redgett
Verdict verdict for McAllister in cattle fraud case
In Washington county court the jury awarded plaintiff H W McAllister two thousand two hundred fifty dollars for fraud in a cattle sale by John Benjamin. The case involved cattle brought from New York to Vermont. Other cases mentioned were settled, with misrepresentation claims in Degotelle Johnston and Mann cases to be heard or represented by listed attorneys.
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H. W. McAllister
John Benjamin
Washington County
Benjamin
Vermont
New York
Fred M. Cotave
John McKay
Edward Dezotelle
Barrews
Archie Johnston
Manchester
N. H
Fred G. ‘Thomas
Cota
Fred EB. Gleason
McKay
J. Ward Carver
Degotelle
E.R. Davis
Mr. Johnston
Degotelle-Johnston
Cavanaugh Brothers
George W. Mann
J Miecation of Affections
E. R. Davis
J. W. Gordon
B. 1. Scott
A. G. Fay
Funeral for Francie Clark Owen Held in Grace Church
Francie Clark Owen of Waterford died suddenly on a Sunday and was buried in Grace Methodist church with Rev. George W. Hylton officiating. Born in Barre February 26, 1830, he lived in Randolph then St. Johnsbury, marrying Hannan Kasson in 1857. Survived by six children, 14 grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren. he had worked as a team driver and owned farms before returning to Waterford where he died.
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St. Johesbury
Francie Clark Owen
Waterford
Grace Methodist Church
George W. Hylton
Owen
Barre
Laman
Kira Howe Owen
Randolph
Moscart Hayden
St. Johnsbury
Hannan Lowellah Kasson
Huntley Farm
He Otis Hale
Woodsville
A. C. Anderson
William Sargent
Steer
F. Richanson
Worcester
Waterto
W. K. | Owen
G. A. U. Owen
Lowelltown
Atte
Down
Lisbon
W. H. Sargent
E. F. Moffett
S. PF. Richardson
Merchants to Meet at Vermont State Merchants' Meeting
Vermont merchants are invited to the first annual meeting of the Vermont State Merchants Union to be held at the Hotel Vermont in Burlington on Tuesday October.
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Vermont
Burtington
Dawes Ordered to Active Duty for Allied Supply Talks
General Dawes, budget director, is ordered to active duty from Oct 23 to Nov 12 for meetings of the Military Board of Allied Supply in Washington. The board, created in Paris by Dawes, includes representatives from France, Britain, and the U S to standardize supply services. Dawes will present his study of the American supply system to the War Secretary when the board session ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dawes
Thc Tive
Ming
Military Board of Allied Supply
Paris
Harbord
France
Haiy
Great Britain
United States
General Dawes
Germany Invades Granite Market In Barre Analysis
A Barre granite center article notes German manufacturers sending advertis ing material for cirewars and other items. It compares Bavarian price lists to Barre pricing, finding German medals priced about half the Barre price. Shipping, ocean freight, and tariffs are discussed as minimal factors in this dockside exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Barre
Cirewars
Collided on Bridge In Barre Area Narrow Escape
A Ford driven by Leon Cady collided with a Chevrolet near Smiths No 0 Cot on East Barre Road about 7 last evening. The Chevrolet driver escaped with life but a wheel was torn from the car. Vermont merchants association invites nonmembers to the first annual meeting to discuss cooperation and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rae
Seminary
Leon Cady
Smith
East Barre
Chevrolet
Kaw Hahn
Eurrope
England
United Ee
Vermont
Funeral of Hormidas Rousse in Graniteville Church
The funeral for Hormidas Rousse, who died Tuesday night at home after a long illness, was held this morning at St. Sylvester's Church in Graniteville. Attendees included members of St. Jeap the community and local residents in mourning.
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Hormidas Rousse
Stapper
Airplane Crash Near Lynn Pipe Kills Two
A plane fell near Lynn pipe after a full loop. Witnesses say the aircraft, a model plane, burst into flames upon impact. Two people were killed and others injured, with the wreckage taken to a hospital for treatment.
Talk of the Town about a Tunbridge fair outing
A fragment notes a local gathering titled Talk of the Town. About 13 friends of Lorraine attended a fair near Tunbridge with several girls and a daytime meetup. The entry mentions a pace meeting and a small group from Nortauart with a closing word on Maton and Cope.
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Tunbridge
Saute
Lorraine
Nortauart
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Elsie
Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Administration
Chicago and Northcestern Railway Company
American Federation of Labor
Interstate Commerce
Talor Guard
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
Sims
West Virginia National Guard
Coal Pields
Pitty
Messewity
Ieee
Qet Af Totas
Mellie
Pamela Beckett
Salvation .Army Missionaries
Tadia
R.r.unions
Senator Knox
Washington Services
Dedd
Matrmes Church
Bethel
Clarence Ko Deating
Wight
Reyalten
Torr
Mireine
Col. House
Possum
Craltanegs
Te Peety
Newport Boy
B. G
Adalie
Rowe
Vergennes
Fred McKinney
FE ‘Taylor
Lebanon
Edith Potter
James Silk
Bennington
Claas
Valcander
Bea
B.D. Smith
Green Ae Kid
Hy Ky TC. Russell
Ian Seeeae
Amoorr
Woordstock
Mal Wilkes
Sayton
Aty
Tirekinet Br. m
C. Bombardier
Marre
Elrelans
H. Gordon
Leonard
Baree
Dun Blin
Mr. Bryant
Royalton
Reo
Tunbridge Fair
Tigert
Prraddien
W. A. Beebe
Bellows
Caroline Grivwald
Lawke
Newport
le Sheedmasters
Vlnb
WAORS
Athens
Civ
Cambridge Grain Dealer
Williamstown
Francis Clark Owen
Vermont Association
Nest
Gen. Dawes
Ford
East Barre Road
St Sylvester's Church
Muarehes
Lynn Pipe
Yen Peertrweioet
Witnmeem
Montpelier
Talk OF
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