Big Five Listen to Government Officer Before Final Action
Ben W Hooper of the railroad labor board met with the Big Five union leaders and said settlement was unlikely while he was present. He urged restraint and asked the board to address wage reductions and rules changes before any strike. The session ended without promises and a plan for further talks was outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Preas
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Inhor
Big Five
Sooper
Hooper
Alow
Mr. Hooper
Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Miners' Mine Dynamited in Kansas Town
A mine disaster at Yatsburgh Kansas near Qe 27 reports the Grey Wolf wine mine and adjacent Tipple mine exploded by dynamite. The blast damaged the Grey Wolf and another mine, with part of the mine system wrecked and shut for several days. No injuries are detailed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yatsburgh
Kan
Mest
Germany Doubts Ability To Pay
The Reichstag adjourns without action until November 3 after rejecting a motion by the National and German People’s parties protesting the League of Nations decision on Upper Silesia. Chancellor Wirth told deputies that Germany’s foreseen resources through the Upper Silesian settlement are stretched, casting doubt on Germany’s capacity to meet reparations estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaciness
Reichstag
Wirth
Council of the
League of Nations
Upper
Si Jewiite
Germany
Upper Silesian
Atlanta Decorates For Harding Visit
Atlanta, Ga, Oct 27. The city is decorated for President Harding and his party. A luncheon and brief public address are planned at the Gradiment. Governor Hardwick and business leaders attend a luncheon at Druid Hills, while Mrs Lor Ashcraft hosts the president. A public address at the Grady monument is set for 4 pm, after which the president will depart for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Harding
Gradiment
Hardwick
Druid Hills Eut
Lor Ashcraft
Chamber of Commerce
Hin i
Harding Sees War Arm At Camp Benning Stop
On the president’s special train near Columbus a two hour halt at Camp Benning delayed the southern tour. Secretary Weeks arranged a camp tour and a demonstration of infantry maneuvers. The train left at 9 30 a m and was due in Atlanta at 1 30 p m for an afternoon address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Columbus
Camp Benning
Atlanta
Weeks
Talk of the Town and local notices from Barre details
Walter Goss leaves East street for Boston for a short time while Margaret O Keefe of A laventie works in Chelea briefly. Mrs George Ball returns to Barre after hosting friends in Newbury. Charles Gibbons is visited by the New England Telephone Co at Beme for a few days. Stephen Woodward of Windsor undergoes surgery at City hospital and rests well. An exam of sixteen applicants is conducted by Dr Ladd and Dr Rogers at the tuberculosis clinic. A resignation by Mine Reid is noted amid service changes at the library. An incident with a milk wagon interrupts Main Street traffic as a horse is frightened and cars steer to the left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Goss
East Street
Boston
Margaret O'Keefe
Alavenutie
Chelea
George Ball
Hill Street
Barre
Newbury
Charles Gibbons
New Paglant Telephone & Tel Co
Beme
Stephen Woodwanl
Windsor
City Hospital
H. A. Ladd
Vermont
Edward J. Rogers
Tom
Mine Reid
Mias Reid
Lbrerian
Moore & Clothing Store
Yesteriay
Vo Berry
Gaelly
Ant
Threat of war on Hungary threatens demobilization and reparations
London reports the little Entente of Romania, Czecho Slovakia, and Jugoslavia demands Charles surrender, demobilize the Hungarian army, and pay reparations sufficient to defray mobilization costs. If Hungary fails to meet demands within two days, the Entente aims to invade Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entente
Charles
London
Associated Press
Little Entente
Rumania
Caecho-Slovakia
Jugo- Slavia
Hungary
Vienna
One-Man Cars Crash on Brockton Line
Brockton Mass Oct 27 a head on collision between one-man cars on the Eastern Massachusetts Street railway near the Brockton Easton line killed Mrs Orrick K Higgins of Easton and injuring about a score of people including Eben Holbrook and Robert Kelly. Operator AE Huard was buried in wreckage and extricated. Taunton bound conductor George B Dunn suffered two broken ribs. Investigation begun by Brockton division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Orrick K. Higgins
Easton
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
Brockton-Easton
Higgins
Brockton Hospital
Eben Holbrook
Robert Kelly
South Baston
Turnoits
AE. Huard
Taunton
George. B. Dunn
Call
The
Street Railway Company
Florida Storm Damage Reaches Five Million Dollars
Tampa and surrounding areas report extensive destruction from a tropical hurricane. Insurance estimates put total damage near 5 million dollars with bridges washed out and roads flooded. Communications severely disrupted and citrus and truck crops suffer heavy losses as mobilization begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Pia
Paris
Slovakia
Chamber of Deputies
Antente
Hungary
Prague
Havas Agency Five
St. Peters
Aml Tely
Big Entente Pushes Ex-Emperor Amid Diplomacy
Paris reports a gathering of ambassadors seeking a resolution on the fate of the former emperor. Disagreement over aviation support and financing stalls a final decision as several nations resist providing funds or a clear course of action.
Papermakers Elect Officio Members and Officers
Carey at Alben N Y Vee 27 Jeremiah T mt of the Interesat naa taetient ce Paper makers for sixteen years reelected for a two year term announced at headquarters urgent tation. Dominic McDermott of Bellows Made Vi Wate elected treasurer Clinton Gagnan of Livermore Falls Maine elected auditor. Other officers elected First vice president Mrs Richmond second vice president Ira Albany third vice president Frank Lend Eapanote Ont ident George J schaeder Apples nes ten ist eral Matthew Burns aetigate for fifth or sixth five presidents received marity vote roel a co nlection te Mil these il be conducted between Noy tal Nouv Two hundred sac aa fo eals participated in the vot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Albany
Frank Lend
Eapanote
Ont
George J. Schaeder
Matthew Burns
Aetigate
Roel
Noy
Tal Nouv
Sac Aa
Briand to Leave Saturday for Armament Conference
Briand slated to depart Saturday for America to attend a conference on arms limitation and Far Eastern questions. Reports say he will be the spokesman for a parliamentary delegation, with recent votes described as a significant political victory and parliamentary proceedings proceeding last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Sengmek
Briand
America
Armet
Tetaate Iva Hin
Ies
President Hetzel mobilizes New Hampshire College for state rail strike
The text records President Hetzel placing New Hampshire White College at the state's service in case of a railway strike. It notes he wrote a message urging readiness to assist the public during potential disruptions. Details are fragmented and partially unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det
Hetzel
Hampwhite College
Former Teacher Dies by Own Action in Lawrence
Mise Louise Halley, 66, of Lawrence, reportedly died by self harm in a grim incident reported locally. The death was ruled an act of suicide, with authorities noting no foul play and investigators completing the initial inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Louise Halley
Lawrence
Mase
Seif
Foch Addresses America in Radio Message from Paris
Marshal Foch delivers a radio greeting to the American people from Paris expressing joy at the alliance and gratitude for U S support. He vows to continue aiding the democracies and to defend victory for the allied cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch
America
New York
Frayte
Matelmi Foch
Aes
T ‘Arein
Americas
National Collegiate Convention Reported Here
Fragmentary OCR notes show a National Collegiate Convention event dated Dre 2 with mention of nominations and proceedings continuing. Key names or locations are unreadable but the item indicates a convention gathering and nomination activity.
Foch and Pershing to See Football at Atlanta Oct 27
Announcement states Foch and Pershing will attend a football game in Atlanta on October 27. Weather and travel plans are not specified, but the event is framed as a notable attendance by these figures. Local organizers emphasize the significance of the visit and the surrounding sports festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch
Pershing
Atlanta
Materal Weeh
Tech
York
Talk of Torn Menace Water Main Break Disrupts Norwich
Fragmented report notes water main break on Herhe street causing spill and repairs in Norwich while Sabine Memorial Meld and Tech eleven prepare for upcoming game. Details scarce as pipes and pumps struggle to keep water from flooding several blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich University
Tech
Sabine
Pont
Sapurda
Eam
Cheis
Farrar
Hele Shire
Pilgrimages to Roosevelt's Grave Mark 64th Birthday
New York marks Theodore Roosevelt's 64th birth anniversary with ceremonies in New York and Oyster Bay. Activities include graveside wreaths by Spanish and World War I veterans, boy scouts, and village children, plus a Carnegie Hall birthday tribute with many high school girls. Officials plan a monument in Washington, a memorial park in Oyster Bay, and a dinner featuring Will Hays and other dignitaries. a mass meeting will address Roosevelt's Americanism for foreign-born citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Roosevelt
Vchool
Santa Claus
Fai
Carnegie Hall
Ned
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Washington
Ron
Oystery
Will Hays
Karl Beatty
William Boyce ‘Thompson
Toesevelt Memorial Deavciation
Bloodhounds Track Slayer Case Across Mitchell Route
Lead, Oct. 27. Bloodhounds sent from Mitchell, South Dakota, are expected there to trace the path of the Slayer who shot a priest on a highway outside the city. Rewards totaling 1500 have been offered for the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
S. D
Death of Rev Francis W Bates in Cornwall funeral set
The Rev Francis W Bates died suddenly and his funeral is planned for Friday. He served as pastor for two years in Vermont after missionary work in Africa. He leaves his wife and three daughters Mary Laura and another daughter, with ties to Lebanon New Hampshire and Rockford Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Get
Francis W. Baton
Beldini
Fenday Peace
C. Merrill
Burlington
Bates
Duane Villege
Nebraska
Lin” Thenloyriea
Lara C. Hertick
Rockford
Afrite
Pa Saneral Eliznate
Batith
Vermont
Ihesidon
Mary
Moonshine Outfit Arrested After Auto Crash
A reported moonshine operation was disrupted after a stage crash in Burlington. A man living on the west side of the city was arrested and committed to jail on charges related to illicit liquor. Police found several gallons of liquid in the wreckage, with authorities identifying it as likely alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth
Burlington
Chittenien dl
Tia Othe
Reemtion and city visit in New England events
Arehle Nye of North Main street is to tis werk s reemtion from duties in Nye Mower Cas t Misa. Privieille of South Main street plans a brief summer absence while awaiting care arrangements. A New England conference attendance is noted and a figure from Bristol, Cann, returns after a two week visit. A surprise party was held at a home with cake and treats served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arehle
North Main Street
Priveille
South Main Street
New England
Bristol
Cann
Uber
Bride of Day for Jail in Chinese Smuggling Case
Henry Tenki er of Barre was married yesterday morning and today sentenced to three years in Atlanta federal penitentiary. He pled guilty to three indictments and one information for Chinese smuggling, with fines totaling over 8500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tessier
Barre
Burlington
Henry Tenkier
Atlanta
Tersier
United States
Harland Howe
Nine Glasses Grappa Extreme Intoxication in Court
In Washington county court Dr. Joby H. Woodruff testified that a man who drank nine glasses of liquor known as greppa would be in an extreme intoxication. The case concerns Pra Steward’s suit against Morton H. McAlister ward A. A. Boyce, owners of the Worthen block, for $25,000 over the death of William Steward who died after a fall on a stairway in the block. Witnesses testified Steward appeared intoxicated the day of the incident and had consumed nine glasses of liquor and two of wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joby H. Woodruff
Barre
Pra Steward
Administira
Trix
Morton H. McAljieter
Ward
A. A. Boyce
Worthen Block
Burt
Busta
William Steward
Richanivon
Waeer
Worthen
Steward
Mnalny
Charies HL Charbonneau
Sorsly
Sawant
Thin Evi
Thie
Viet Ue
de Fedke
State Pathologist Stone Dies at Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington obituary reports Dr. B. H. Stone director of the state laboratory of hygiene died after a stroke Monday. Born Jericho February 21, 1874, he studied at Oberlin and the University of Vermont earning AM and MD degrees. He taught physiology and pathology in Vermont and directed the state laboratory for years. He married Jean Nivhate of Ticonderoga, NY, and they had one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pees Vienna
Permet Ene
Alo
Par
Baeverin
Vermont Medical
Vermont Medical Monthly
Many de Sitaoe
Jean Nivhate
Ticonderoga
Pariah seeks night in eve at a local inn
A mysterious figure from Bethel, once a known baseball player, returns home after a desertion. The Willametown inn owners, Darlington and associates, discuss billing for a forthcoming event. A citizen inquiry into recent rumors references Geore Kusllank and Lamm of tat TH.
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Pariah
Shepherd
Gistawuiss
Bethel
Barre
Tiseamimeed
Granite Cb
Willlametewm Inn
Darlington
Sud
Eer
Fasthdiouety
Ehteen
Shake-Drown Surveys Surprise Campaign in Barran County
A chaotic o r g a n i z e d drive unfolds in Goose Green Squag Holler and surrounding towns as volunteers announce a large ticket sale to back Barran City Hospital. The plan features a mock invasion with named organizers and a barn dance after a community refreshment lineup. Tickets go fast with committees reporting widespread participation and no rejections in the canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andere
Farlat
Neelles
Barran City
Goose Green
Cig
Howland Hall
Erbove J. Melamd
South End
G. Mickfarland
Willie Barclay ix
Charerman Bukos
Biz Willin-Nexs
Willyam Milne
Burnham
Hidder Habbeb
Gappie
Sammi Gladdun
Amos Cella
Granit
Blackwell St. Fish and Game Snatchure
Bond
Big Sandys
Neffie
Alex
Blackwell
Berlin Blvd
Mackay
Berlin
Carter
Main St. P
Shea
Charlie
Sam Deput
Rod Camyerun
Starr
Constable A
Masi
Home Brew Rey
Nolds
Everett Hood
Abay
Man Tabin
Strate Lite
Sam Jackson
Jack Woodruff
F. Marry
Webstarville
Graniteville
Gristmill Sargent and Drugeivt Roark
Jackie Holler
Bill Ward
Amt Handy Wilkinson Minter Edytor
Ken Vettal
Gambil
Ontur
Kermitty
Mrs Effie Huse of Barre Rites Held at City Hospital
Mrs Ellenose Huse longtime resident of Barre and South Barre died yesterday afternoon at City hospital after a long illness. She born May 5 1869 in Barre daughter of David N and Martha Salter. She married Carl C Huse Jan 1 1888 and left two children Ralph Huse and Mrs George F Sirothers. Survived by Salter relatives and several Barre locals. Funeral arrangements were noted through local Universalist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenose Huse
Barre
South Harte
City Hospital
JLL
Huse Wee
David N
Martha Salter
Carl C. Hose
Ralph Huse
George F. Sirothers
Jilin N. Salter
Providence
Laon le Salter
Choise
William Salter
South Barre
Universalist Church
Three Licenses Suspended in Alleged Vehicular Incident
A local report cites three licenses suspended after an alleged violent incident involving a driver named Hokien who struck Harriet Yaemert of Ohrennest. Investigations continue as authorities seek details and charges.
Unclear OCR Item on Averill Free Careeer Mention
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Artion Averill and a reference to free education or care. No clear event date location or organizations are readable. Unable to determine concrete facts beyond names.
W B Jones Granite Plant Burns Again at Williamstown
A major fire destroyed the W B Jones Granite Co plant in Williamstown, with losses estimated around 18 000 dollars. The blaze damaged the main building and equipment while a smaller office and compressor shed were saved. few workers are left unemployed as the business faces its third site blaze in six years. Local fire crews fought the flames with water from a nearby brook, and authorities carried out preliminary assessments of cause though none is yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Jones Granite
McAlliister & Kent Agency
Barre
Sxusa
de Rence
Sian
Irae
Eran
Fquipmnent
Hane
Barre Fire Department
Williantown
W. B. Jones Co
W. B. Jones
Ubin Ie
Tn Go
Grearso & Beckett
Mr. Jones
James Inet
Wight
Jmotor
Chatetranture
Eam Furtilen
Jones Bar
Two Bethel Buildings Burn In Town Inferno
A fire in Bethel destroyed two buildings on Mare Street near the blacksmith shop owned by Fred Putmus. Estimated loans totaled about $1,000 with $2,100 in insurance. Several other structures were damaged but saved by vigilant men and the fire brigade. The blaze started in an alley between haulage firms and the town’s Legion post nearby. The era’s age of the buildings reflected a century old architecture. The disinfectant shop run by Joe Blasehard was also affected though no injuries are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Getzi
Joe Blasehard
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Ren. W. Hooper
Railroad Board
Grom, Kansas
Clergtman
Ded
Portland
Talk OF
the Town
Brockton Line
Florida
Ceecho-lovakie
St. Petersburg
BIG Entente
Council of Ambassadors
Danube
Teal Edison
Papermakers
Dominic McDermott
Bellows Falls
New Hampshire
Cetlege
General Pershing
National Collegiate Convention
Slayer
Lead
F. W. Bates
Thetford
Bride OF
Steward Cane
William Stewart
Stone
Effie (Salter) Huse
Hokien
Ohrennest
Artion T. Averill
American Legion
Young Mae Mel
Madison
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