Federal Airplanes Deployed to Meet West Virginia Disturbance
Secret Weeks orders Langley Field to send thirteen airplanes to survey Fayette Kanawha Boone and Mingo counties amid martial law fears as President Harding weighs federal intervention. Guards brace Spruce Fork Ridge while armed bands operate in the mining region and preparations for possible troop movement continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harding
West Virginia
White House
War Department
H. H. Bandholts
Army
Weeks
Camp Dix
XN. J
Sherman
Ohio
Langley Held
Fayette
Kanawha
Boone
Mingo
Hatfield
Logonagi
Charleston
W A. MacCorkle
Wicks
Dimpol
Langley Field
Seafirlis
Werks
Bergaitier
Bandbolts
Mingo County
United States Mine Workers of America
Logan McDowell deputies prepare for armed bands
From Loneun West Virginia September 1 the Associated Press reports that banners from distant posts show quiet in mountain districts as deputy sheriffs and volunteers and Sheriff Chafin of Logan county and Sheriff Hatfield of McDowell county rush to confront an eastward advance of armed bands. A state police detachment of 67 men joins 85 troopers under Captain Brockus. The Logan and McDowell forces volley fire along the range as reinforcements move in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loneun
W. Va
Leoun
Chafin
Logan County
Hatfeld
McDowell County
Spruce Fork Ridge
Brockus
Mingo
Logan
McDowell
Third Regiment Ordered From Camp Dix for West Virginia Service
Washington infantry unit to be prepared at Camp Dix New Jersey for possible service in West Virginia by Secretary Weeks. This will be the second regiment to depart Camp Dix if mobilization proceeds, with a third to leave Camp Sherman Ohio in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Weeks
Camp Dix
N. d
West Virginia
Camp Sherman
Ohiv
L—A
Night attack on battleship Alabama planned
Washington dispatch reports next Air Service bombing operation to test aerial warfare on the battleship Alabama around September 15 off the Virginia Capes. Aerial flares of 200,000 candlepower and parachute illumination aim to blind gunners and improve accuracy as engineers test large demolition and phosphorous bombs on the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Associated Preas
Army Air Service
Alabama
Virginia Capes
Erin Bates
Attac
New York Trains Halt Amid Citywide Chaos
Disjointed report describes trains and mail service halted on Sept 1 near Chesapeake and St Alamein as crowds gather at rail stations. Authorities restrain armed groups and transport to Madison County while London and Greater New York debate population figures and municipal boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweniinyat
Ander
Lomdom
Landen
Waieate
London
New York
Turentor
Landon Wimen
Irish cabinet replies to Lloyd George peace proposal
Dublin reports the Irish republican cabinet sent its reply to Prime Minister Lloyd George in Scotland. Robert C. Aron carried the document for Ramon de Valera as courier, with Sinn Fein awaiting formal receipt before publicizing any contents. The reply was reportedly redrafted after the Belfast riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Preas
Irish Republican Cabinet
Lloyd George
Scotland
Sinn Fein
Robert C. Arion
Irish Republican Pres Ment
Belfast riot sparks fresh street fighting and casualties
Belfast reports a dawn gunfire exchange as troops rushed to Shore Street. Yesterday’s violence left six dead and thirty injured. authorities patrol Sypris Road amid fears of renewed unrest in the Falls division. Curfew loomed as rioters targeted Brown Square and Nelson Street. tram workers threaten withdrawals without protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Press
Shore Street
Sypris Road
Washington Not Disturbed on Arrival of Foreign Delegates
Treasury officials indicated a passive stance toward possible arrival of delegates to the disarmament conference in Washington in November. Officials said delegates would receive usual diplomatic privileges and that no interference would mar their attendance. Anticipated issues include prohibition questions likely to arise during the talks at places beyond official channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Hungarian minister resigns amid foreign affairs crisis
A Hungarian minister resigns from his post in a tense political moment. The foreign affairs portfolio faces upheaval as pressure mounts over policy and leadership, signaling potential cabinet changes and impacts on government stability.
Ship Thought Lost Is Safe
The Canadian Importer, believed lost after vanishing Aug 24, was found by the Canadian Observer in the Pacific, 500 miles west of San Francisco. A crew of 44 rescued, nine men missing, towing to port with government merchant marine allies notifying officials. The ship disappeared Aug 24 and was located Aug 31, with officials advised of the recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Pacific Ocean
Canadian Observer
San Francisco
Thadenim
Forther
Steamships Race to Land Immigrants Ahead of Quota
New York September 1 Steamships raced to port from beyond the three mile limit to be first in September with immigrants as monthly quotas faced possible overrun. The King Alexander carrying Greek immigrants edged the Acropolis by two minutes and claimed the first arrival. The Gdansk followed with Polish passengers, one minute behind, while the Acropolis faced postponement over quota excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roond
W. W. Husband
Alexander
Piereas
Acropolis
Paris
Gdansk
Danzig
Lituania
Alexander Stone
World Wheat Supply Alarm Overcome Says Government
Washington reports no cause for serious alarm over global wheat stocks. Twenty nations including the United States, which produce about 68 percent of known world wheat, will harvest 2 481 400,000 bushels this year, up from last year. Drought in the northern hemisphere threatens some crops, but fall sown wheat fares better in many regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Department of Nalture
United States
Italian Government Accepts Invitation to Armament Talk
Washington Sept 1 The Italian government formally accepted an invitation to participate in a Washington conference on international disarmament and Pacific and Far Eastern questions. Britain and Japan have already signaled favorable responses, marking progress toward talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Britain
Japan
Saint Albans Man Named for Unknown Connection Test
A fragmented notice from St. Albans references a man identified as Geinmatt and lists a string of names and partial phrases. The garbled text appears to be an OCR error without coherent details or verifiable facts.
Benefactor Honored for Northfield Library Gift at 80
Jorge W. Brown, long time vice president and later chairman of the United Shoe Machinery Co., was celebrated on his eightieth birthday in Toston Sept 1. A Northfield native, he funded a family memorial library and has held diverse roles in railroad, manufacturing, and finance. His wife died in 1900. son Edwin P. Brown is prominent in Boston business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge W. Brown
Northfield
Toston
George Washington Brown
United Shoe Machinery
Oomypnasny
Brown
Pinue 10
Connecticut
Vermont
Wild Country
Jonathan Brown
Royalton
Montreal
Newbury, Vt
Vermont Central Railroad
Hyde & Brown, Grocers
Mofrowan & Brown H
United Shoe Machinery Company
Vicw
Old Central Club of
Boston
Std
Algonquin
Episcopal Club of
Maanachiwth
Boston Museum of Fae Arta
Rowston Press Club
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Boston Merchants’ Association
Boston Chamber of Commerce
National Civic Federation
LMI
Lawn
Edwin P. Brown
Health Conference at West Fairlee Center Sept 10
The Mothers' club of West Fairlee Center will host a children health conference on Saturday September 10 to aid parents in keeping babies and school age children healthy and educated. Forenoon and afternoon programs include exams, talks by Dr. Burt and others, demonstrations, meals, and play activities. access is free with a 35 cent hot dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fairlee Center
Mothers’ Club
C. F. Burt
Montpelier
Franklin P. Dwiret
Bradford
Solo
Miss
Aewey
War H. Sargent
Mise Rose Lucia
Hay
Henne
Binke
Elizabet van Patton
Burlington
Mun Ag
Queston Gimrussion
Randall
M.D. Franklin P
Butt
Die Dwinell
Mra
Alvab B.steh
J. Waldo Moon
Mee Kim
Lewin LP
Wake
M Lyford
Paubrottoers
Arthur H. Sergent
Governor's Day at Readville Aims for $1000 Trot
Readville Massachusetts hosts Governor's Day on the Grand Circuit schedule with Lee Tite driven by Walett attempting the $1000 Hoxton Globe 3-year-old trot. Dav Mo Axworthy and Frises Lasse participate among eleven others in five races. The large entry includes heats and the Metraptitian handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Mans
Urand
Walett
Lee Tite
Dav- Mo Axworthy
Frises Lasse
Armune
Still Back of Beauty Parlor May Harbor We Sept
Fragmented OCR text shows a local item about a beauty parlor and nearby commerce. Mentions Athens, a surge in operating rates and an apprentice call. Readability is poor and specifics are unclear. The readable entities include a city name and vague references to business and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Fiat
Ene
President Harding Sounds War College Theme on Armies
President Harding told the Army War College audience that armed forces remain necessary while praising wartime restraint. He urged less boasting and more practical action, warning against idealistic theories over realities and noting a hope for reduced armament burdens. He cited West Virginia conflicts as an example of misunderstanding between nations and peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
DB. C
Harding
Army War College
West
Virginia
West Virginia
America
Adde
American ships not getting their share
Washington dispatch reports the U S merchant marine falling short of its share of global seaborne trade. The Federal Reserve Board notes American ships carried just over one third of imports and exports, with a fleet of 17,028,000 gross tons versus a world total of 55, etc. Britain led, France third, and the board lists leading maritime powers and tonnages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Pullin
United States
Wirral
Britain
France
Jena
Japan
Italy
Norway
Holland
Wandering 1. W. WS Put Under Guard
About 174 Industrial Workers of the World who arrived in Langdon North Carolina last night on a Great Western freight train were surrounded by local men and marched under guard to the city hall. They were jailed for the night as a remnant of a larger assembly that planned to press Langdon for the release at five. The mayor warned the leaders that any action would be at their peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Orks
X. Ca
Langdon
N. C
Serenger
A Grimson
Larhmore Jay
Silesian Question Out to Arbitration
Geneva September 1. The Associated Press reports the council of the league read to refer the Silesian question to five wartime members of the conference. The committee includes Paul Higmene of Rel, K. Wellingies Roo of Crwet Quidente de Lene, and Tr. testes de Cunke of Dranl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Pee Tee Council
League
Paul Higmene
Rel
K. Wellingies Koo
Crwet
Tr. Testes de Cunke
Dranl
Fragmented Persian text hints at a linguistic puzzle
The readable fragments show mixed phrases and disjointed words about language, asking what a token means and mentioning disjointed communication. No clear event, people, or place is identifiable from the garbled sentence.
Duxbury Man Loses Leg After Blast Accident
Philip Shonio first selectman of Duxbury was struck in the right leg by a rock during a rock blasting at Duxbury Lumber Co. The 51 year old underwent an amputation between the ankle and knee at Heaton Hospital Montpelier. He was moved to the hospital after the rock strike and is reported doing well post operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Shonio
Duxbury Lumber Co
Duxbury
Heaton Hospital
Montpelier
Shonio
Camel's Hamp
Lumber Company
Mr. Shonio
Morse
Tt. E. Hopkins
Sharles
Fred H Edwards Dies After Long Illness In Barre Barre
Fred H Edwards died at 9 30 p m after four years of declining health following a 1917 shock. Born May 21 1801 to Erastus and Harriet Edwards on the Montpelier road he later lived in Barre. He worked as a carpenter in the firm Edwards and Coburn and later at Latia tavern in Jacobia Hi. He leaves a wife Bertha Richardson a daughter Mrs H A Morrison a sister in law Mrs P M Carr an uncle Charles Rood and cousin Carrie Clough. Funeral at 2 p m Saturday at 27 Camp Street. Flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Edwards
P.M. Carr
Camp Street
Mr. Fatwards
Erastus
Harriet (Rood) Edwards
Edwards
Montpelier Road
Barre
Edwarde & Coburn
Montpelier
Sipne
Jaconia
Latia
Inlaw
P.M. Garr
Addison County track meet marks new record turnout
Spectators estimate near 18,000 attend the Addison County fair track events as a likely track record is set. Calvin Coolidge was expected to speak but did not arrive. Congressmen Greene Dale Hartree and others visited the grounds. A 2:30 Pace and 2:20 Trot led a day of races with purses totaling 300 and 1,500 dollars, featuring horses Bellboy Mikailo Helenroeb George McHifi and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Nept
Addison County
John Ha
Pitas
Addison Rounty Fair
Rious
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Frank L. Greene
Porter
W. I Nes
Helen Roeb
George
Mc Hifi
Deen
B. E . Carlow
Burlington
Jennie Sebik
Teland Works
M.P. Wheeler
Clement
Batavia
Verlie Vaichen
Bkm
Arnold
Fatchen
Guy M- Mash
Sel
Pimcegerwrd
Rey Athol
Maserd
Northern Direct
B. Bh
Northern Man
A. Wilkes
Goshen
Not After Jewelry Malden Sept 1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe lieutenant governor Alvan P. Puller inspecting a site, reports of a cafe, no decks and a cabinet filed, papers scattered about the ree, and Puller telephoning to Mabtee before departing for the beach area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mase
Ellver
Ware
Alvan P. Puller
Pulley
Tye Beach
Barre Church in Barre Welcomes New Rector
After a six month vacancy the Church of the Good Shepherd Barre and St. John the Baptist Websterville call Rev. A Cyril Drumm as rector. Bishop J Y Ming approves. Drumm, under 30 and unmarried, begins duties immediately with first services Sunday September 4. He is a University of Toronto and General Theological Seminary graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Good Shepherd
Barre
St. John the Baptist Church
Websterville
Cyril Drumm
St. Paul's
Mast
Aunder
University of Toronto
General Theological Seminary
New York City
Burlington
Drumm
Barre Granite Exhibit Planned at Eastern States Expo
Barre will exhibit at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts from September 18 to 24. The Barre Granite Manufacturers Association voted in favor with the aim to boost Barre granite in New England. Exhibit samples will include light and dark Barre granite carvings and lettering, with illustrative sets and explanations of the local industry. J G Calcagni Robert B Jones and P F A Creargan coordinate arrangements for the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Springfield
Mass
Granite Manufacturers’ Association
New England
State Publicity Department
Associated Industries of Vermont, Inc
J. G. Calcagni
Robert B. Jones
PF. A. Creargan
Healy MacDonald Tie The Knot At St Moninas Church
A quiet wedding took place at St Moninas church yesterday afternoon at five. Mamie MacDonald daughter of Mrs Marion MacDonald of TH Kimstrest married Alfred Healy in a single ring ceremony led by Rev. Po My O Keana. Mrs George Walker attended as bridesmaid and wore blue tricot. A luncheon followed at the bride's home. The couple will honeymoon in Quebec and are well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Monina's
Mises Mamie MacDonald
Marion MacDonald
TH Kimstrest
Marriae
Alfred Mealy
Po My O Keana
George
Walker
Mra Healy
Qumida
Loew i
Mra
Healy
Folding High
Mr. Healy
Canton Neos
Tne
Granite Marturers
Warvlin
Willcox Qualifies Today for Woodstock Civil Affairs
Fragmented report notes Willcox qualifying today under gubernatorial oversight for civil and military duties, with Governor Tart and officials arranging transitional meetings. Mention of Commander Maren and possible state offices to oversee the process, but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuahitns
Tartners
Woodstock
Jake B Vives
California
Mr. Laflin
Hartnese
Pri Vate
Mr. Maren
Pramtty Panferenes
Hartmeir
Moree
Talk of the Town revival hints at high prices and talk
The town chatter centers on revived plans and rising prices amid mixed sentiment. Community members note potential costs and timing while officials offer cautious statements about a possible course of action. The piece highlights local reactions and speculative projections without detailing concrete outcomes.
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Charples
Blair
Alos Upper Coal River
Jeffre
Beto
The
West Virgina
Chesapeake
St. Alamein
Leffrey
Red Welley
Dave Millie
St. Albane
Ceal
Legee
Sodiace
Sinn Fein Publicity Department
Western and Southwestern Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
M. Danfly
Bethien
Hendy
ST. Albans
George M. Hogan
General Counci
Ernere Ah Ha Pamir Pe `Rd
Thewrge Efers
New Maven
Hampetite
Matthew
Seth—tewey
Hrecherti Front
Veremnd
Seeger
Jesen
Gov. Cox
Massachusetts
Wap Melc
WAR College
Langton, N. D
RPE
Silesian
Council of League of Nations
Barty
P. M. Carr
Dan Hedgewood
Ane
Della Mefiregur
Urge
Racing Brook Park
Emia
Buta
Liewt.Gov
Faller
al AS
Healy—Macdonald
Willcox
Harry Laffin
M. G. Morse
Talk OF
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Barer Bey
Dirk Oljeer
Sentheint
Mrensey
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