Troops Sent to West Virginia Quell Miner Uprisings
U S troops ordered to West Virginia to quell miner disturbances following Brigadier General Bandholtz recommendation after a telegram from Secretary Weeks. Trains carry infantry in heavy marching gear with rifles, helmets, and field equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandholtz Ard
Camp Dix
N. J
West Virginia
Burg
Shanks
Rilroad
26Th Infantry
West Virginia Mountains
MEINERS NON-COMBAT ANTS FLOCK TO ST ALBANS WV
Women and children from the Little Coal River country flee armed men quartered in hotels and homes. Rail service is halted as signal systems fail and trains cannot run. Arrivals of bands of armed men from southern and central West Virginia are reported. Hospitals prepare for wounded amid fighting along Spruce Park Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alhans
W. Via
Associated Press
Little Coal River
Hce
Ersay
Chesapeake & Chile
Mintae
West Virginia
Nearmund Bink
Bueeiensy
Spruce Park
Entrainment order for Harbord troops in Virginia strike
Washington dispatch reports an entrainment order issued by General Harbord for two regiments to move to the Western Virginia strike line. The order authorizes immediate deployment and details the mobilization process as part of ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Grasval Harbord
Ata
Time limit may halt prosecution in war contract cases
Washington officials said the federal criminal statute may bar prosecution in several war contract fraud cases due to a three year limit after overt acts. Some contracts ended before Nov 1 1918, and prosecutors seek a six year extension. Civil suits follow different statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Justices
Congress
Elihu Root Declines Nomination to Court of Justice
Elihu Root has declined a nomination to the International Court of Justice under the League of Nations due to ill health. The Italian nominators then proposed Bassett Moore as a replacement, with members to be chosen by the Assembly and the Council at Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eliha Rost
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
Tony
Root
Tittoot
Finllan Senate
Ao Vhairs
Ttalian
Ales
France
I Brasil
Bolivia
Venezuela
Uruguay
Bansett Moore
Assembly
Council of the Laf Natinne
Geneva
Fuller’s Enemies Suspected in Malden Incident
In Malden Massachusetts on September 2 police suspect political motives behind an entry and assault on Lieutenant Governor Alvan T. Fuller. A reward of £500 has been offered for the arrest of those involved. an assistant to Fuller named Lemard Martin led the reward effort. Articles of value remained untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Alvan T. Puller
Enemee
Mr. Putler
Lemard Martin
My. Fuller
Walkout Reported in Denver Industry Dispute
The state industrial commission awaits investigation data from Waleendare F to probe a repeated halt at four mines of the Onlo Trade Furs & Tron Co. The dispute concerns a reduction of approximately one thousand to miners' wages amid ongoing labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gal
Waleendare F
Onlorade Furs & Tron Co
Brush Firefights Near Blair Mountain Reported
Sept 2 A Chesepeake and Ohio train carrying Whitesville miners bound for Whitesville passed Madison after Blair mountain clashes. A physician treated two men with arm wounds and a fall injury from the mountains as fighters renewed firing for about an hour. Officials cautioned on public discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madixon
W. Via
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Blair
Little Coal River Branch
Madison
Whitesville
Wyoming County
Blair Mountain
Caxaltien
General Bandholtz In Command In West Virginia
Charleston W Va Sept 26 General HL Bandholtz assumes command as federal troops move into the disturbed region west of the state line. He established headquarters in the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co building and began detailing troop deployments for containment and stability efforts following War Department guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
War Department
Bir
HL. H. Bandhottx
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Universalist Convention Elects Vermont Officers at Brattleboro
The Universalist convention of Vermont and Quebec elected officers led by President C Welch of St Johnsbury and Vice President Ferris of Vaughan Brattleboro. George F Fortier of Morrisville became secretary with treasurer R H Richmond of Rutland. Rev Edwin J Wood of Brattleboro was named preacher for the occasion and Springfield Vermont chosen as the state convention site. Rev Nelson H Lobdell gave the closing address on missionary work in Japan amid Japan U S attitudes toward disarmament. Adjournment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Vermont
Province of
Quebec
C. Welch
St. Johnsbury
Bellows Falls
AL. Cady
WB. Gladding
Japan
United States
Mrs. Salter of East Barre Dies After Operation
East Barre woman Mrs John Salter died at Barre City Hospital this forenoon from acute dilation of the stomach after an operation for perforated ulcers. Aged 46 she came to the hospital a week ago and, despite hope for recovery, passed away after a rapid decline. Active in local work, she was a Rebekah lodge noble grand and a church member. She leaves her husband, a blacksmith, and four children John, Robert, Alice, and Albert Salter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Barre
John Salter
East Marre
Barre City Hospital
Salter
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Ladive’ Ami
Chitten
John
Robert
Alier
Albert Salter
Industry Laid Flat Peandquarters Cheered in New Orleans
New Orleans reports that peandquarters of the cull division of the Kewr pracy Fleet corporation were cheered as industry faced an abrupt downturn. Authorities noted widespread layoffs and factory closures, impacting workers and local suppliers. The city gathered for briefings as executives outlined restructuring plans and anticipated relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Kewrpracy Fleet Corporation
Irish Crisis Heads Toward Resolution As De Valera Responds
London reports De Valera has sent a reply to Lloyd George on Irish settlement and cabinet members will meet Wednesday at Inverness to discuss the notes. Sinn Fein leaders reportedly anticipate further negotiation terms while awaiting the Sinn Fein and government positions on dominion status and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Wednarday
Inverness
King George
May Hall
Loyd George
Dublin
Ireland
Lloyd George Yesteray
Gairloch
Scotland
Sinn Fein
Republican Movement
Woman plans to swim 150 miles down Hudson River
Millie Gade, a Dassieh we swimmer from Miany New York, starts at 8:45 p.m. with pilot, trainer, and nurse aboard a launch for a 150 mile Hudson River crossing to New York. She swam 43 miles around Manhattan in 16 hours previously and aims to finish in four days swimming 16 hours daily carrying a message from Albany mayor to New York’s mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miany
N.Y
Mise Millie Gade
Hudson River
Guy
New York
Mise Gade
Manhattan Island
Wall
Albany
Hylan
Washington County Jurymen Named for September Term
The jury commission lists selected jurors for the September term in Washington County Court. Names include Barre, Berlin, Calais, Marshfield, Moretown and Fayston residents such as J. Arkley, W. Ayer, Hreen, Webb, Porter, Healy, Ashby, and others amid town assignments and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Barre
Alien
J. L. Arkley
Vic & Ayers
W. A. Headford
Barre Town
Mares Bancroft
Dow V. 0
Berlin
Will Crows
J. Dona Jones
Cabor
RD. Hopkine
Rogers
Waldo
Calais
Ee Time
Holgard
Dailey
Vie
Seven Licenses Revoked After State Violate Driving Laws
A terse notice reports that seven licenses were revoked following an investigation into automotive violations. The action targets individuals linked to improper driving practices, with details limited by the damaged OCR text.
Barbateus This hee oe as ea iat Baie tak Soe
Barbateus is described in garbled text with unclear names and facts. The fragment provides no coherent event, date, or people to identify a proper news item or summary. Further readable content is required to form a valid record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee Oe As
Ea Iat
Tak Soe
A O H Convention Set for Barre in Rutland Area
Rutland September attendees at the biennial Ancient Order of Hibernians meeting decided to hold the next convention in Barre. Rev M O'Donnell of Poultney urged upholding Irish traditions and world peace tied to Irish freedom. Officers elected include D W McGarry as president and Edward J Hannon as secretary with Rutland in leadership roles. a banquet followed with several priests and dignitaries speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Order of Hiberniand
Barre
J’. J. McDeavitt
Edward J. Hannon
J. Haley
Rew
J. J. O Brien
Castleton
Mary Hanrahan
Nettie Joyce
Proctor
Mra
Mary AL Dwyer
Mret Hastings
Fon Trish
Rose Granger
Bernard Kelly
Arthur Griffin
J .M. Brown
J J. Carvin
Ol F Poultney
Domine McGarry
Bartley J. Costello
D. Hanrahan
Mars Dwyer
Mi Harte Wnd
Europe
Funeral for Albert A Creamer Held at West Street Home
Funeral services for Albert A. Creamer who died Tuesday were conducted yesterday at his West street home with Rev. Frank L. Goodaperd officiating. Interment followed at Pope cemetery, with Odd Fellows providing graveside honors. Attendees included George P. Ball HL. W. Scott and others from nearby towns. flowers from numerous friends and family noted in the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Creamer
West Street
Frank L. Goodaperd
Pope Cemetery
Odd Fellows
George P. Ball
HL. W. Scott
W. F. Mann
Lacchini
George Gauthier
TG. Hatley
Theer
HL K Williams
BK. Ulmer
Ralph Coutts
J. May Irs
F. Golds
Frondire
William
Alfred Gladboli
Ed. House
Blanchard
Julia Blanchard
Mudgett
Elva
George Marsh
Springfield Faces Severe Unemployment Report
The Springfield area shows a sharp unemployment rise driven by the machine industry and textiles in New England. Ongoing layoffs and reduced production lower income while metal trades and transportation lag, though textiles show slight improvement and optimism for wool goods through winter. savings outpace deposits in affected communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dept. S
Springeld
John Kt. O'leary
New England
United States
Department of Labor
Wheary
Wight
Declare Charge Is Ridiculous In Wagged Allegation
An unclear dispatch from Sept 2 reports US authorities rejecting a claim as ridiculous. The text references a person named Leo Treteky and a test involving American aspects but lacks coherent detail or verifiable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnesen Bey
Leo Treteky
Ube Wilantionn
Wood Accepts To Quit Army For Philippines Post
Major General Leonard Wood announced his acceptance of the governor generalship of the Philippines, tendered by President Harding. He will retire from active service to accept the post, calling it his patriotic duty due to the seriousness of the situation. He may delay retirement until Senate confirmation of his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Associated Preas
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Handing
Wood
Weeks
Tieneral Wood
The
Senate
Philippine mission ends four month survey by Wood and Forbes
Major General Leonard A. Wood and Cameron Forbes arrived in Manila after a four month tour of the Philippines to guide U.S. policy. They logged 15,600 miles by steamer and land travel, visited 46 of 47 provinces, held over a hundred public meetings, listened to more than a thousand speeches, and met hundreds of individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. 1
Leonard A. Wood
Cameron Forbes
Harding
Philippines
State Highway Plans for Orange Heights Road Survey
State Highway Commissioner T W Dix authorized to survey Orange Heights Road for four to six miles likely to the height of land with potential federal approval. A carload of calcium chloride arrived in Randolph for highway work and the Barre Hardwick route via North Montpelier was noted in excellent condition. Deputy M Brooks walked Montpelier streets where roofing work caused debris onto sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Dix
State Highway Commission
Orange Heights
Commindan
al Bridge
Commission
Montipetier
Randolph
Barre
Hardwick
North Montpelier
M. Brooks
Alos
Pelier
Mont Naila
Greene Hathorn Bethel wedding of Dr Olin D Greene
Dr Olin D Greene and Miss Abbie Hathorn were married at Thr fireene's home by Rev Will Harvey with Rev Dr Rawson A Hireene assisting. Only close relatives present in a ceremony noted for the couple's long connections to Greene and Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Olin D. Greene
Abbie Hathorn
Barnard
Thr
Fireene
Will Harvey
Rawson A. Hireene
Medfund
Mass
Bodegroam
Rs Yarenta
W. Hathore
Greene
Warren
Groene
Hhia
Heavy Farm Loss by Fire Wipes Out Jerseys Herd
Rutland report details a devastating barn fire at Alfreds farms near harvest time. George T. Chaffee’s herd of 70 registered Jerseys were saved from near total destruction as flames swept structures and damaged nearby crops. exact losses were initially undetermined, with cattle safety prioritized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Chaffee
Rutland
Benane
Alfreds
Chaffee Vachel
Granite quarry workers rise in 1920 output and injuries
United States Bureau of Mines reports show 12,736 men employed in granite quarries in 1920, up 22 percent from 1919, with 3,190,079 shifts. Fatalities reached 22 and injuries 1,392, while injury rates per thousand workers were 13.33. California led non fatal incidents with 361. An added note recalls a stolen car case in Quincy involving Joseph Bloom of Boston, found at a quarry hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Mines
Romain Ae
Lom
Haind
Adams Family Honored on 48th Wedding Anniversary
A family gathering at the Adams home on Killicton Street celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Adams's 48th wedding anniversary. Attendees included 14 family members, with two absentees. Generations shared reminiscences as Mrs. Charles Adams served a fine meal. The Adams lineage traces to Pageton and Waterbury, with seven children, six living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Killicton Street
A Atans
Th Barre
A. George
Williama
Town
Roy Ducharme
South Barre
Harold Adama
Portiaad
Ore
Charles Adams
George Adams
Marriege
Pagetan
Mise Killen Adams
Waterbury
W. Burgin
Hive
Pageton
Water Tury
Adanesty
George
Henry Bridger
Mast View
N. Y
Arthur Houghton
Mary Adams
New York
Harold Adams
Milittary Acarmy
Portland
Helen Ducharme
Tme
East View
N.Y
Moretown Easy Win Hits Hard Run In Sloppy Game
Moretown rolled to a decisive victory as the Moretown squad raced ahead of the Raw team in a high scoring afternoon contest. Blake exited early for the showers after four errors enabled a flurry of runs and miscues, while Vail and Ward contributed key hits as Bethel’s board kept pace with a steady salvo of singles and defensive miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moretown
Ain
Otto A
Twitter
Blake
Aenre
Vail
Randolph
Wits
Melatine
Jake Arrows
Berale
Stroma Bethel
Une Geecemuchl
Tommy Starr
Auto over bank injures two. one with broken leg
Charles Connor of Cot than strews car left Brookfield hill and ploughed into a bank. Lila Thompson of Graniteville suffered a broken leg and was moved home by A. W. Badger & Co ambulance. James Ingraham had a severe head wound needing stitches. A second girl and Connor were shaken. headlights of an oncoming car blamed for the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whee Cer
Charles Connor
Cot
Strews
Brookfield Hill
Misa Lila Thompson
Graniteville
A. W. Badger & Co
James Ingraham
Bethel Ice Dealers Warn of Famine and Limited Deliveries
Bethel faces an ice famine as daily temperatures rise above 80. Fred Be Rogers, a leading local ice dealer, warns trucks will run only to markets and selectors, urging customers to prepare for reduced ice supply amid an unusually hot year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rojhel
Fred Be Rogers
Rogers
Boutwell Bank President Elected As Montpelier Directors Named
At a Montpelier National Bank stockholders meeting directors were elected: A P D Farwell Frew Blanchard H W Beowo J M Boutwell Levi He Bixby and HL Farwell with Mr Bixby noting the new total number of directors. J M Boutwell was later elected president after the death of Mr Tuttle and new officers were chosen including Farwell as cashier and Farwell as a senior assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier National Bank
Storkboliers
A. PD. Farwell
Frew Blanchard
H. W. Beowo
J. M. Boutwell
Levi He Bixby
HL. Farwell
Bixby
Leighy
Farell
Mr. Mentwel
Funeral Rites Held For Jeonge Booth at Hoge Cemetery
The clan held a somber funeral for Jeonge Booth with a nine-member bearers group including Alec Simpeen, Williams Lait, Archibald Allen, Julie McAndrest, James Murray, and William Interment followed at Hoge cemetery in a solemn service honoring the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funers
Jeonge Booth
Tyeeday
Certoe
Alec Simpeen
Willams Lait
Archibald Allen
Julie McAndrest
James Murray
Wiram
Hoge
Armory
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S
V. Virginia
Camp Sherman
10Th Infantry
Semrawadad
Martin
St. Albans
Bandholtz
Louisville
Fortieth Infantry
Camp Knox
Edward A. Shuttleworth
Fort Thomas
Chesapeake and Ohio
H. H. Bandholtz
Hartens of
Clothier
Roanoke
Little Coal River Country
Gen. Barbord
Elihu Root
Fuller
Rensecking
Walsenberg
Cel
Whitesville, W. Va
Gen. Bandholtz
Flas
Universalist Convention
George C. Felch
St Johnsbury
Southers
DE Valera
Millie Gade
Washington County
Towne
Danby
Barbateus This
T. W. McGarry
Creamer
Springfield
Bard
Servier
Moscow
Philippine Islands
Forbes
Orange Heights Road
State Highway Department
Ciewan
United States Bureau of
Mines
Ehere
Quincey
Quincy
Joseph Bloom
George H. Adama
Connor
Boutwell Bank
George Booth
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