Federal troops quieting rebel miners in West Virginia
In Charleston on September 3, the last of the federal troops arrived after midnight and set up guards in Madison Boone County. Officials expect the Boone Logan boundary belligerency to end as miners disperse under federal protection. Union leader Philip Murray predicted immediate quiet and workers reportedly planned to return home, while martial law options were being considered for Kanawha, Boone, Logan and Mingo counties. Telecommunication lines were down and Fayette County faced potential martial law actions amid arson and recl operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Associated Press
H. H. Bandholtzing
Madison
Boone County
Boone Logan
International
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Federal Troopa
Distriet
William Aot Charleston
Rantholtz
Kanawha
Boone
Logan
Mingo
Fayette County
Morgan
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Ewha and Michigan Railroad
Chesapeake and Potomar Telephone Company
American District Telephone and Telefran Company
Chadet
Man dies of machine gun wounds in Logan West Virginia
A man whose name was not released died at a Logan hospital from machine gun wounds suffered during a night incident in Hinir muntaly Jevlertay. Authorities say four men and a hand in the hier district were involved in the firefight near a Seuinipen tik tap. Details are unclear as investigators piece together the events and preparations are made to relay information from Charleston via wireless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Va
Hinir Muntaly
Rom
Hier
Sprece
Midge
Rignsier General Handboks
Charleston
Talk of the Town: Howard Parks and a social gathering noted
A garbled local note mentions Howard Parks of 74 Pleasant Street, a party of ladies and gentlemen visiting a corn rally, and various misread details about an Adame store, Mr. Miller, and a fire department incident observed by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Parks
Pleasant Street
Thas
Jerney City
Adame
Morts
Lewl
HA Miller
Pan
Phrey
Pepe
Entire Villages Leaving Russia Amid Famine Waves
Refugees report famine across the lower Volga basin and areas along the Don and Dnieper, with drought and heat destroying grain. Dr Roy Smith notes record low acreage due to seed and labor shortages, and government grain seizure. Villages are burning or residents flee toward Siberia or Poland as troops move to better-supplied areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baninovitchi
Russia
Associated
Prvat
Lower Volga
Don River
Dnieper
Bug
Roy Smith
American Red Cross
Siberia
Poland
Local residents share visits and travels in Burlington area
Randolph A. R Briggs visits relatives on the Highlands in Burlington while Charles Hodges and Albert Hodges tour Ridgwood New Jersey with their aunt Miss Mary Du. Various neighbors and relatives visit, attend canning factories, and plan trips to Boston, New York, and Vermont towns with mentions of Camp Devens and Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R Briggs
Burlington
Highlands
Charles
Albert Hodges
Ridgwood
N.J
Mary Du.Boia
Swett
Menthy
Camp Devens
Mrn. Swett
B. C. Blanchard
Merta Munro
J. Thayer
Saratoga
N.Y
Haseen
Thayer
Boston
Mink Mary A. Thayer
Waterbury
N. Ha
Mra
T. H. Moore
North Hero
A. E. Chandler
J.T. Ashbrooke
New York
Philadelphia
Gravatore
Mildred Fuller
Glenisha
Baltimore
Williantha
Arthur L. Newton
Buick
New York City
Buck
Newport
Derby
Inland Pond
Fred Johnsten
Lowell
Mase
Mary Radeon
Johneten
Lure Church
Moretown
Shi
Aase Vinton
Iranville
PA. Bell
Katherine Mr. Hazen
Hev. Fraser Meteger
Lakeland
Finn
Tord
Randolph
Morrill Family Vacation and Local Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Archie Morrill of Franklin New Hampshire and Mr Harrie Morrill spent yesterday in Barre with friends. Miss Josephine Colombe arrived in Barre to vacation with relatives before continuing to Waterbury then Montpelier. The letter mentions a visit by a party from Hampton and a change in the schedule for a meeting of local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Morrill
Harrie Morrill
Franklin,n.hs
Barre
Josephine Colombe
Waterbury
Joetpelier Rem
Hester
Hampton
Renner
Sgerteeret
Woman Outcast Shot on Division Street Steps
Albany reports Rose Forrest four was killed early today on the steps of her Division Street rooming house. Police say the slayer, a bolian named Nick, fled the scene after the street quarrel sequel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Rose Forrest
Division Street
Scuils End
Nick
Northfield residents return to town duties and visits
Northfield resumes district nursing duties as Mise Florence Strong and Miss Mildred Denny return from vacations. Residents and visitors including Mrs. Campbell, George Bickford, Mrs. Healey, Prof. Shaw, and Mr. O'Connell are noted in town, with social visits at Central Street and other sites. A Vermont Infantry event, a dance, and military coaching plans are also mentioned along with local business and Ford-Murray family appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Florence Strong
Northfield
M. A. Campbell
Mise Strong
Pest
Crokstng
George Bickford
Hardwick
Springfild
Mildred Denny Sue
Northfield Trust Company
Minx Ann Riley
Punt
Barre
Ethan Allen Shaw
Camp Wattonorgh
I ' Vanwan
Mra Healey
White River Junction
Mra
Flt
Carr
Mary Hurley
Edward
St. Albans
Normal Cannell
W. Ryan
John Crome
Cross Brithers Company
West
Prank Vokes
C. C. Gokey
Averett
Mass
B. Benton Barker
Maine
Armory Hall
Copany Flat
Vermont Infantry National Guard
Fannell
Jase Orchestra
New York
Janis Cruickshank
Vermont Infantry
Camp Peery
A. J. Hinman
Middinbury
Vinitiae
Mire Wyllite
Jarkenney
Maine Street
V. Stevens
Norwich University
Camp Kuoa
Rentack
Alion
Clee
Atlantic & Pacific
Abenpee
Reveret
Vien
Crumley
Eon
Kalo
George Fo Murray
Davie
Mot
N.Y
Nelle Stone
Josephine Galli
Forage of 42 Granite Street Mystery Across Towns
An unclear OCR fragment references a property tied to 42 Granite Street and a mention of Dawough, Miiands, Ma tarde aha Aa Mas, and Merino. The text hints at a legal or civic matter across towns involving a house or heating query but contains numerous garbled names and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Street
Dawiough
Miiands
Five Die in Harlem Tenement Fire Tragedy
New York reports five persons killed in a Harlem three story tenement blaze. Vincenzo Catalano his wife and two children suffocated on the second floor. Bernard De Stram a man and his wife and their son were found amid the chaos. The fire sent residents fleeing to the street as onlookers watched in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincenzo Catalano
Berard de Stram
Rod
Retail food prices rise in major cities in August
Retail price data shows increases across eight principal cities in August. Washington DC and Philadelphia lead small gains, while Chicago and several others show modest rises, with Salt Lake City and Denver posting smaller gains. Data from the department of labor tracks August versus July prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Patie
Department of
Philadelphia
Chicago
Barre case awards costs to defendants in contract suit
Defendants recover costs after a Barre city court trial where George Crane of Cabot and Levi and Georg W. Swift of Detroit sued for $140.01. Judge E L Scott ordered Crane liable. jury consisted of seven men. Trial before Judge Mc Scott ended with verdict for defendants and costs awarded. Case closed at 4250 pp om.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crane
Cabot and
Levi
Georg W. Swift
Detroit
Suis
Wet Middlesex
Local residents take brief vacations and travel
Several Barre and nearby residents leave for Saratoga Springs and various getaways. Mere Roy Gottman visits relatives in Saratoga Springs New York for two weeks. Hargrews Lundy reopens a street comer shop after a brief closure. Thomas Starr returns from New York City where he worked with letters. Charles Paricethi and Miss Ola Detagnara travel to White Mountains for a few days. Beverly and others plan short trips and visits with friends and family in Barre and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere Roy Gottman
Saratoga Springy
N.Y
Hargrews A. Lundy
Neeth
Pearl Street
H. Mann Aml
Sher Denoke
Hhey
Mise Mary Parnigut
Poor Street
Waldron Sibel Granite Wig Co
Roy Curtis
Guede Vali
Bennington
Thomas Starr
New York City
Charlie Chirravalli
Summer Street
Ming
Springfield
Muara
Charles Paricethi
Barre Véstondey
Quinny
Maes
Anit
Themdy
Mice Ola Detagnara
Charlee
White Mountains
Misread Bethel notices and local events in Andover area
Concord residents attend a meeting at Keleher's andover. school staff Mario F Rendell plans to resume teaching at John Marehall High School. A coat of paint and new books are prepared for a student, while others finish a ten day visit. Local quarry glare and Swanton Center activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Keleher
Andover Bithott
Galt
Erguler Grange Morteng
Erwin Mies
Marioa F. Rendell
Dey
Joha Marehell High School
Hivane
Marrfeail
Jue
Dek
Arthur Newell
Gece Crain
Swanton
Middlebury Fair Ends After 15 000 Visit Grounds
Middlebury on Sept 3 reports the annual fair closed with about 15 000 people on the grounds. A program of harness and pace races drew entrants from New York and Vermont. notable entries included Nora and Grace Lanon among others, with times around 2:12 to 2:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Addivon Coun
Ummaty
Siliquaireles
Stane Ridge
N. York
King Axworthy
Hill Farm
Sajem
N.Y
Dr. McGraw
Stral
Babey Onway Byrd
Mahoney Meets
Moira
Viviani
Nora
Brook Park
Barton
Ens
Alsead
N. the
Grace Lanon
Hb Wright
Vrown Maint
Kid
PLC Russel
Vergwnniee
Majer Deen
Farry Stuick Pole
Montpelier
Kauinky
William Ore
Wile Hamsford
Sibnas
Guy Koight Ph
Puricelli Trions Tied In City Clerk Ceremony
Mario Puricelli of Protreet and Margaret Trion of Railroad street wed in a city clerk ceremony conducted by Janes Smart. The bride wore crepe and carried a bouquet, with Lin Renvenutti as bridesmaid and Thomas Purivoli as best man. They plan a honeymoon in New York and Massachusetts and will live on Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Puricelli
Protreet
Margaret Trion
Railroad Street
Janes Smart
Miselin Renvenutti
Thomas Purivoli
New York
Massachusetts
Prospect Street
Thiricelli
Fithman
Anvcolo Triont
Returns and travels noted in northern Maine and Vermont region
Local notices recap residents and visitors including Stella Brooks returning to Camp Street Bennington after summer at Tall Pines camp, James A. Brown at the Messenger office in St. Albans, and Nathan Mahoney visiting from New Haven. Several others depart for trips, jobs, or family homes, plus a car crash injuring Violet Thompson and a near collision near the Bank building with bystanders aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavell Han
Lacation
Maine
New Brunswick
Stella Brooks
Tall Pines
Bennington
N. A
Camp Street
James A. Brown
St. Albans
Herre
Nathan Mahoney
New Haven
Conn
Toguther
Rombarg Palle
Arthur Vicars
Railroad Street
Glences
High Schowl
Learies
Tumstay
Chris Moghes
Mine Winifred Hamel
Eisen Landers
Adirontarks
Mattebtte
Miltrad H. Clark
Abbott Avenue
Adams Cn
Clark
Barre Jane
Violet Thompson
Brewkfold
Thoradas
Pare
Mine Rath Murray
Williamstown
Connor
James Ingram
Paul Gincherin
Abel Tronsige
Peter Morgan
Vien ‘Virest
South Main
Peisiles Sothonal Bank
Ube
Car Ditch Causes Injuries Near St Albans
Two girls were seriously hurt and four young men slightly hurt when their car driven by Miss Violet Herrick left the road and overturned near Niggar hill on the St Albans to bay road. Miss Herrick was badly cut and rescued from the wreck through the windshield. Miss Mary Carman sustained back and leg injuries, with a foot cut, and was briefly unconscious. The five others escaped serious harm. Herrick was later taken to the Mari-Van sanatorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Ky Ater Pavilion
Violet Herrick
Niggar Hill
St. Albans Bay
Siw
Robert Jennit Cleon Taend
William Driscoll
Miss Herrick
Miss Carman
Marvin Sanatorium
Barre Boy Receives Big League Offer From Yankees
Bernard Starr of Barre, a catcher and slugger, earned a tryout with a major league team after starring for Wairhanks A A and St Johnsbury. Born to Dennis and his wife, Starr drew praise for his power, speed, and versatility behind the plate. He broke in with Barre and Mere Town in 149 with a strong 1919 1920 showing, and his hitting has drawn notice from fans and reporters alike as he heads toward a possible spring assignment with the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Starr
Barre
Bern
Wairhanks A. A
St. Johnsbury
Mene
Vermont
Suimmer
Dennis Starr
Twerhull
Harre
Charlie Hoernle
Goddard Seminary
St. Johnebury
Hoernle
Bt Johnsbury Caledonian Ae
Young Starr
Bernie
Bell Fm
Meretown
Lyper
Hell
Herne
Thomas’ Starr
Alena Catches
New York
Foniee Rane Tt
Yawkins
Varther
Many Obstructions Hindered Motorials This Week
During the present week motorized reports show obstructions hindered progress. Secretary of State Per hurance, M. Ma, Ned Buck, and Merrick of St. Al bene faced notable hindrances. Edmunds of Bridal and Theotore Lascor of Wil Netistown linked delays to law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurance
M. Ma
Ned. Buck
Merrick
St. Albene
Ge F Edmunds
Bridal
Theotore Lascor
Wil Netistown
AL. Sargrot
Labor Day No Paper Reminder Across Rushed Edition
Notice notes no newspaper Monday due to Labor Day. Mentions a break in publication and a brief advisory about schedule changes. References tiers and ingestion as part of an unclear fragment.
Goddard Seminary Reopens Sept 20 After Renovations
The Goddard Seminary fall term opens Tuesday September 20 after extensive renovations to dormitories and the main building. New teachers join the faculty including Robert Aldrich who will oversee athletics, plus staff in commercial Latin and languages. Early football players report a week early to prepare for season games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
Davison
Toth
Robert Aldrich
Rutland
Aldrich
Middlebury
Mine Biniche Spaulding
Washi Ton Street
Doris Brace
Buffalo Business College
St. Lawrence University
J James Wilson
Selomce
Helen Hunt
Y. Me
Colby College
William MeLwod
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kenneth Hoave
Newton Highlands
Amherst College
Iistract
Gaume Ae
Barre Seeks Aviation Field and Public Works Anew
Barre committees of local businessmen and residents study aviation field options and municipal improvements. A three member panel examines two potential airfields near the city, while energy, gas, and power upgrades are discussed for better services. A plan for a city armory and gymnasium is also explored to support conventions and broader city use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
TW. Bradley
W. J. Reynolds
Alex. B. Straiton
George Mackay
Pendley
Stor Lackson
Wrrier
National Guard
Ander
Aril
Unclear fragmentary notes on local events and people
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places such as George Street, Workington, Veitiamannen, Newpury, and individuals like YR Wellman and K Cates. Contains garbled phrases about weeks, relatives, and meetings with limited coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Street
Workington
Newpury
Wellman
One Change in Barre Teacher List at Spaulding High
Barre public schools reopen Tuesday September 6 with only one change in the Spaulding high school faculty. Miss Laura Mead resigns. Miss Treatrice Manning of Syracuse NY takes the biology chair. Yomari’s French absence prompts temporary shifts by Hagel Lyon and Eva Smith’s pending return from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Spaulding High School
Laura. Mead
Syracuse University
Manning
Yomari
Europe
Il Jn
Mix Hagel Lyon
Rotary
Eva Smith
Department of English
Montreal
Inet
Mathewson
Nim Street
Intercity Labor Day Celebration At Barre Center Park
Barre Central Labor Union stages annual Labor Day festivities at Intercity Park with sports including two Barre versus Legion ball games, races, shooting contests, and dances. Samuel Squibb Crooklyn will speak and local entertainment will cap the day in Newland Hall, Ponte Orchestra returning from last year. Admission and grounds fees apply, with events for all ages and a forecast of a larger crowd than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Central Labor Union
Oficiale Charge
Einais Barre
The
Legion
Mt Hasimats
Samuel Squibb
Lafer Anthom
Newland Hall
Sandton Sader
VD Carleton
Jpmeler
Unclear OCR Fragment Highlights Local Names and Places
Fragmentary text mentions Montpelier area names, Barre, and Breton Capital. Reads like scrambled notes on people and events with dates or operations unclear. No coherent event or outcome is evident from the legible lines.
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West Virginia
Tek
Talk OF
the Town
N. Y
Quarrel
Crane Vx
Swifts
Middlesex
Bethel
Middlebury Fair
Puricelli—Trions
City Hall
Barre Boy
Bernie Starr
New York Highlanders
Beatrice Manning
Miss Mead
Spaulding
Derrs
Upper Rim Street
Jule
Merttend
Freewerly
Breton Seapital
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