RIFLEMEN AT SEA GIRT MEET WIN PRIZE
Sea Girt, Sept. 4. The Pirnt regiment New Jersey National Guard six men won the trophy cash prize of 100 and a medal for each team member in the interstate regimental matches concluded this morning. Twenty seven teams representing the National Guard of states United States Navy and United States Marine Corps competed.
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Pirnt
New Jersey National Guard
National Guard
States Navy
United States Marine Corps
Alleged Assailant Charged In Revolt Case At Gortans Camp
A man from Ikland Pood was arrested and charged with merghiur crime amid revolt rumors. Citizens tracked him through the woods as shots were fired. The accused denies guilt while the girl's father and the city marshal await further outcome.
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Ikland Pood
Joland Rae Ae
Gortans
Ladd
Orlando Best
Ofavd
Brooklyn Beats New York 7 4 in Baseball Warfare
In a tense league clash Brooklyn defeated New York 7 to 4. Earlier scores show Fidel led Philadelphia to a 6 4 win over Boston while Pittsburgh topped Cincinnati 4 1. Detroit crushed Cleveland 11 4 as American League action continued with Washington and Detroit among others.
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Pot
Detroit
Leah
Newvork
Wailea St
France Prepares Strict School Measures Against Consumption
The French government plans preventive school rules including quarterly health checks and reporting, no carpets in classrooms, regular disinfection, personal pencil use, and isolation of consumptive pupils in boarding schools. The system aims to reduce consumption across generations.
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France
Spain's Naval Plans for Warlship Wind Torpedo Boat
The Spanish government plans a warshipwind torpedo boat at a cost of 90 million dollars. Preparations will begin after repairs to the Cadia, Perrot, and Cartagena wharfs and arsenals, all reported in deplorable condition.
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Spain
Cadia
Perrot
Cartagena
Sunday Dinner at the Motel
Sunday dinner menu reads like a jumble of items with references to motel residents or hosts, incomplete dish names, and several unclear food terms. The readable parts mention chicken, applesauce, oysters, cabbage, and a beverage list, but many words are garbled.
Attempted assault on widow on Main Street
Mrs Barber, over 60, escaped a drunken assailant who tried to drag her under a hedge on Main Street. Neighbors Barber and Harwood intervened, the man fled, leaving the widow frightened but unharmed in a rare local incident.
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Bennington
Harwood
Barber
Lin
Montpelier Injunction Halts Elm Street Wall Work
In Montpelier on September 4 a restraining order halted the city from continuing a concrete wall project on upper Elm Street in front of the Corey Property. The order, signed by Chancellor Seema Hazelton, followed by constable John S. Tuttle, pauses work as records are reviewed to confirm street line boundaries.
Sewing Machine Accident Involving Fingers
Woman named Ida Lover of Hennington met a sewing machine accident yesterday afternoon. While running the machine her fore and middle fingers were caught under the feed bar and the needle pierced both nails center, pinching them together. She endured great pain and walked about a mile seeking a doctor. it took an hour before the needle could be removed with assistance.
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Vietla
Hennington
Sem
Mina Ida Loverledge
Beirut as a Thriving Seaport and Educational Center
The Chicago News describes Beirut as a thriving seaport of Syria, with rapid industrial growth in silk and cotton fabrics and gold and silver goods. Trade links include regular steam communication with Europe. coastwise trade dominated by Turks. The city hosts Greek, Maronite, and Catholic churches, numerous missions, and the Syrian Protestant College representing America. Population around 129,000 with about 30 percent Muslim.
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Arrin
Ttetigtown
Beirut
Beyrut
Syria
Turkey
Chicago News
Cxport
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
Europe
America
Syrian Protestant College
Buleas
New War Balloon By Italian Infantry Captain
Ravenna reports Captain Homeo Prassinetti of the First Italian Infantry has built a balloon likely to be adopted by the war ministry. It features spindle draping plus aeropits arranged both horizontally and vertically and can ascend obliquely as well as vertically. The inventor claims it can travel at about thirty miles per hour for forty hours.
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Homeo Prassinetti
Ravenna
Saya
Rowe
New York World
Accident in Todday New York injures boy and kills cat
A confused report states a car fleeing pursuit struck a boy and toppled a man into a stroller with a baby. The baby carriage was empty. The boy sustained a wrist sprain. A cat died in the incident.
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New York
Midsummer Vermont Fish and Game Meet Draws Notables
The Vermont Fish and Game League held a midsummer outing at Pt St Frederic on Lake Champlain drawing about 400 members and speakers. Justice David J. Brewer urged preserving fish and game, stopping polluting discharges, and expanding open seasons, while stressing national pride and the value of diligent cultivation of resources. Racing at Granite City Trotting Park featured two classes with Miss Dillard and Lillian Farnum among winners, and further heats planned with purses up to 200 dollars.
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Burlington
Vermont Fish and Gate League
Vermont
Old Pt St. Prederic
New York
Lake Chant Plata
Chalesseny
Nee
David J. Brewer
Redfield Procter
Kittredge Haskins
D. J. Foster
A. B. Ceprob
Rhode Island
Joseph Sibley
Pennsylvania
John J. Foster
D. Line
Ottawa
D. Howard
Gov. Stanton
J. J. Bacon
I. G. Pisetwood
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Fort Prederle
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Fish and Gane League
Lake Champlain
Millard
Astery
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J. G. Foster
United States
Canada
Will Bute
Vernont
Rhodesaland
C. O. Howard
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Minke
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Coma
Fort
Stanton
DeBoer
Johnson
Woodstolk
Granite City
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Barre
Montpellar
F. Pike
Pudges
G. C. Warren Ae
Seratale
North
L. ©. Haremett
Mast Montpetier
Duffy
Alark
Lillian Farnam
Buxton
Tanbridge
Dorothy Vernon
J. i Lyndé
Williamstown
Lady Stanford
Moe
Althe Page Brie
Mira Dillard
Byue
Miss Dillard
Fatal Train Breaks Bow to Newport Worker at Night
Newport, Sept. 4 A brakeman named John E. Bishop, 22, was killed in the Boston and Maine yard last night when his foot was caught between the rail and a guard rod while working the coupler pin with a broken chain. He was crushed under several cars and died. He leaves a wife, three children, his mother, and two brothers.
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Newport
John E. Bishop
Boston & Maine Railroad
Puttoy
Tyre
Verdict Awarded Damages in Shavley v. J R
In Rutland County on September 4 a verdict for the plaintiff in the assault case of J D Shavley vs J R was returned this morning granting $126. The Pullar Mas Ing Co v James Page was also brought up for trial this morning over breach of contract concerning soda fountain ownership.
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Rutland
J. D. Shavley
J. R. Aaa
Buttend
Destruction by Elements Wrecks Homes and Farm Buildings
A severe storm caused extensive damage across Washington County. Farm buildings burned or collapsed, two horses died at one site, and a house on East Street was struck by lightning but did not burn. Mr Hersey and family narrowly escaped injury as windows and mirrors shattered and a ceiling collapsed near them. The lightning also passed through a wood pile without causing further damage.
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Fiat
Hersey
Hersey Ake
Fle
Knocked Off Shingles at Bert Dickin’s Barn
A fire at Bert Dickin’s Barn was extinguished as flames swept the structure but did not ignite the building. Detectives and local fire units attended, reporting limited damage and no injuries while neighbors watched from nearby properties.
Severe shower hits Williamstown with scattered damage
One of the hardest showers of the season struck Williamstown last evening. No serious damage near the village but several tires were sown in other directions. Local reports note minor disruption and scattered impacts from the stormy weather.
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Williamstown
Daring Burglar Chases Through City in Exhibit Film
An exciting scene from the Lyman EH Howe exhibition shows a burglar pursued across streets, over a mountain, and into a railway station. The escape ends with a capture at another station as onlookers witness the dramatic chase in a peninsular setting on Pridey night September 11.
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Lyman EH
Howe
Penin
Burreepers House
England
Adel
Labor Dispute Over Free Entry at Muri Bridge Event
Misunderstanding over party sponsored event at Marvin farm bridge leads to confusion and a charged fee. Reported that posters and the Tal Day programing advertised free entry while a 10 pantai fee was required at the bridge, creating tension between organizers and attendees.
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Muri Bridge
Labor
No Paper Monday Labor Day Notice
No paper will be issued from the Tires office on Labor Day Monday. Full reports of the day’s deliveries and delays will be found in Tuesday’s Times.
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Tires
Content Labor Union Special Meeting at Central Labor Union
A special meeting of the Central Labor Union will be held in Tool Ship hall this evening at 7 80 o'clock. The notice contains garbled text and unreadable portions but confirms a union gathering and location, with time stated in an unclear format.
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Bees T Central Labor Union
Mrs H G Woodruff Wins Ladies Golf Match
The weekly golf tournament at the Luceene Barre Galt club was held yesterday afternoon and won by Mia G Woodruff with a net score for nine holes. Her handiage was 40, besting other players including Mrs Dodge and Miss Wheelock in a concise club card result.
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Lucce Ene Barre Galt Club
Mia
G. Woodruff
Woodrut
Dodge
A. A. Sargent
Miss Wheelock
Barre Golfers to Play Burlington in 18-Hole Match
Eight players from the Barre Golf Club will travel to Burlington Monday to face an equal number of Waukees Golf Club members in an 18 hole match. Barre players include Robert Clark Thomas C Totere D Ui Perry L J Batley D W Smith James Mackay FM Lynde and C A Dodge.
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Barre
Burlington
Wauheaukes Golf Dink
Robert Clark
Thomas C. Totere
D. Ui. Perry
L. J. Batley
D. W. Smith
James Mackay
Lynde
C. A. Dodge
Church Services and Events Summary
The Presbyterian church will hold morning and evening services conducted by lay leaders. The Universalist church observes morning and Sunday services with sermons on Lessons from the Eagle and The Strenuous Life. Congregational church marquees a moral evening with a morning sermon The Line of the Cross and an evening sermon on Inappropriate Fasting. Beth any Junior Endeavor meeting rescheduled. Church of the Good Shepherd announces Holy Communion and regular Sunday and Friday services. Christian Science services in Nichols block with tomorrow’s topic Substances and text The Substance of a diligent man in all lif e.
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Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
Universa List
Nou
WA. Kiozie
Hedding M. K. Chargh
R. ¥. Lowe
Bijah
Congregational Church
Bison Bey
Junior Endeavor Society
Penne Ae
Church of the Good Shepherd
Holy Communion
Christian Science
Nighols
Severe electrical storm halts Montpelier area with damage
A fierce storm last night around nine paused over the region, delivering vivid lightning and heavy rain that damaged property in nearby towns. Homes lost power until about ten, with streets crowded and the Montpelier Military Band forced to pause during the shower.
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Washington
M. Miles
Henry Grant Delpy
Berlin
Montpelier
America
Lightning's Havoc in Washington Town Ends with Losses
A severe thunderstorm struck Washington causing widespread damage. Four barns and a house burned, two cattle killed, and several horses felled by lightning. Main losses: Noah Taylor about 5100, Henry L Grant around 2000, J Moody reported two horses killed and unknown further losses. Insurance totals about 1200 for Taylor. Damage spans nine figures in a single shock.
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Washington
Noah
Taylor
Henry Lb
Grant
J. ©. Moody
N.C
Ing
Henry L. Grant
Los
L. ©. Moody
Moody
Berlin Man Damaged in Severe Fire Incident
Berlin area reports a damaging blaze near the Henry Tirewean property four miles south of Berlin pow. Beary Broseaw loses 1000 in property. 61,000 insured with first oysters of ae tment to 1 Oly Flak Alarhee this wok.
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Beary Broseaw
Pres
Hertin
Sept. S
Howe
Henry Tirewean
Berlin
Hgbtolng
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