Five Killed in Riots During Boston Police Strike
Rioters in Boston killed five and wounded many as state guards and volunteers enforced order. Abraham Karp, a South End storekeeper, was arrested after claiming he mistook robbers for attackers. Police officers, including Richard D. Reemis, were shot or beaten. troops used riot guns to restore calm in Scollay Square, South Boston and Bowdoin Square.
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Boston
Margaret Walsh
Atte
Raymond Bayers
Ebell
Hardy
Yaughs
Volicvenaal
Old Guard
Peters
Coolidge
Navy
Richard D. Reemis
Leannd
John J. McDonalt
Abraham Karp
South End
Tecmts
Karp
Reemnts
Nif
Arthur D. Shea
Reemts
Dusmese
South Borton
Scollay Square
Bowdoin ‘Square
Adama Square
South Boston
Spaling Square
South Heston Green
Wuardemen
Pershing Busy In Tour Of New York
General John J. Pershing travels New York as guest of the city with a packed program of visits and a Madison Square Garden mass meeting of the American Legion planned for tonight. He sees Mrs. Roosevelt at Oyster Bay and expresses sympathy for the Roosevelt family. Fourteen veterans are due at the legion meeting with acceptances from several states. Colonel Lea and Lake Lea will offer remarks. a Kalver hunt attempt by Lea failed due to vigilance. Tomorrow Pershing departs for Washington.
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New York
John J. Pershing
Tnit
Tiene
Hune
American Legion
Madison Square Garden
Pershing
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bays
Roosevelt
Quentin
Americas Legion
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Henry D. Lindeley
National Erective Commttees
Lake Lea
United States
Tenneson
Porehing
Lea
Kalver
Amerongen
Holland
General Peraling
Washington
12 000 Kolchak troops captured in Russian region
A Mastow despatch reports nearly 12 000 prisoners from Admiral Kolchak's forces captured near Aktinbinsk and Orsk. The surrender of the remaining Kolchak units is expected as Bolchak's svattern army weakens, per Bolshevik wire. About 20 000 people attended Vermont state fair with horse races and attractions, including a 2 25 pace and a 2 17 trot.
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Kolchak
Lamdon
Mastow
Admiral Kolchak
Aktinbinsk
Orsk
Bolchak
White River Junction
Sept
Vermont
John J
Rithend
Keech
Hollywood Dack
Wo E Dan Me
Loss of all U S gains warned by minority report
The Senate faced a clash over the peace treaty with 14 nations as minority members urge ratification without amendments. Senator Mitch Tor k Nebraska led the report, arguing that rejecting or amending the treaty would cost the United States the concessions won in the German peace. Strong names cited include Shields and Lodge allies, with warnings that any reservations could destroy the league and hamper postwar recovery.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Mitchtork
Nebraska
Shields
Demenrat
Tennesder
Lodge
Hite
Sendters Williams
Swanson
Virgina
Pomerene
Obin
Smith
Arivon
Pittman
Nevada
Erate
Orth
Bindi
League
Europe
Wirt
Tee
We Oppose Amendments to the German Treaty
The text argues against amendments to the postwar German treaty, listing numerous German concessions the United States would lose by rejection. It warns of losing access to reparations mechanisms, asset recoveries, and wartime protections, leading to a fractured peace and weakened U.S. standing. The author stresses United States unity against changes and urges opposition to the amendments.
Wilson May Urge Reconsideration of Steel Strike
Washington reports President Wilson would press steel unions to delay or reconsider the strike set for Sept 22. The United States steel industry seeks a presidential conference after unions asked for a clearer statement, with officials hoping to arrange talks with company leaders and the White House.
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Washington
Whlean
Wilon
United States Steel Egg Prorat Bth
Vomnell
Wilmon
Etee Corporation
THREE VERMONT CONCERNS FILE PAPERS TO DO BUSINESS
Vermont businesses formalize filings with the secretary of state. Jarvis Storage Battery Station Inc of Burlington posts 1000000 capital to produce batteries. incorporators include G Do and De ALM darele and Charles T Alison. Grafton Memorial and Improvement Association forms in Grafton to honor local veterans with a band stand and park improvements. Nestle Wood Company of Manchester files for 200000 capital to process milk and cream. signatures include DOE Austin Rev Kent and TT Montgomery.
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Holry Wastes
Vermont
Jarvis Storage Battery Station, Inc
Burlington
Darele
Charles T. Alison
Grafton
Nestle’ Wood Company
Mancester
Doe
Austin
Rev. Kent
Brooklyn
N.Y
Montgomery
Manchester
Washington native Santorn dies in Waterbury hospital
Frederick Alden Santorn a Washington native who farmed in Waits River Hod Topsham died at the state capital Waterbury Institute where treated for enteritis. His body will be moved to Barre and Friday at 2 pm his brother J. Sarborn of Trowhill will lead services with Nev. B d Lehigh officiating. interment in Washington cemetery. He leaves his wife of Waite River and two brothers L. Sanborn Barre Town Enders and Sanborn Walla River White River Junction. September 11 at the state fair grounds a man was kicked in the tend by a Norse. he was taken to the hospital. Dr Dean Drake of White River confirmed the wound.
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Frederick Alden Santorn
Washington
Waits River
Lapital
Waterbury
Barre
J. ¥. Sarborn
Trowhill
Nev. B. d. Lehigh
Serviers
Washington Cemetery
Waite River
Sanborn
Walla River
White River Junction
Forrest Reed
Cornish
Dean Drake
White River
Washington County
Hanted Weuther
Charien Adams
F. FL. Cleaton
M.A. Abbott
PB. Whitney
Louie Gould
Frederick Bel
Alexander
Franklin County
Heil
Gould
Mary Smith
Charles Smith
Harton
Mra
Merk TL. C. Moody
Helen Jake
Woodbury
Frank Blomfield
Berlin
Richard Brown
Waltsfield
KH. Brown
Warreny Cutler
Plainfiedd
Millett
Warren
Richard Fiddock
J.B. Kidder
Roxbury
Chester Ladd
Worcester
Celbert Taveson
Harry Martin
Marshfield
Nat McDonald
Barr
J. Norris
Calais
W. Peck
Cabot
Sparrow
Bunt Montpelitr
Delhorn Wheeler
Weybury
Brown
Abure Ve. Clarker
Bloilyott We. Stevens
Abbott
Wilson Defends Peace Treaty In Montana Tour
President Wilson urged Montanans to vote for the peace treaty calling it a world settlement essential for universal happiness. He warned against altering the treaty and argued it would be impossible to form a new settlement if it failed, stressing the need for national sacrifice and opposition to monopolies.
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Billings
Mont
Montana
United States
Wilson
Lings Auditorium
Helena
Biemarck
N. D
Hueman
Germany
America
Mr. Wilean
Ruenia
Europe
Anda
Lenine
Hell
Elaine
Enthusiasm for Legion At Barre Ex Service Meeting
The American Legion meeting at the Knights of Pythias hall drew over 124 ex service men with 88 joining the legion. Nelson Bullard spoke on government insurance and Colton of Montpelier outlined frontline engineering experience and the benefits of membership as the drive to recruit 2000 Vermont members begins.
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Barre
American Legion
Knights of Pythias
Legion
Nelson Bullard
Colton
Montpelier
Drive
Brive
Vermont
Barte
Burlington
Tate Aid
Quy Virson
Max Vieher
Neil
Hooker
Linl
Robert Mickie
Trolleys Seek Higher Fare and Limited Service
Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Co submits a plan to raise Montpelier Barre fares to 18 cents straight and cut interurban tickets. They request year round service with 10 minute intervals, a potential one car operation, and a joint conference with Berlin Barre officials. City council refers matter to railroad and franchise committee for next meeting.
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Barre
Montpelier
Oud ofHetals
Benjamin Farm
Sands Las
Thie Cummer
Berlin
Kalty
Railroad and Franchise Committee
Sande
Swide
Norene
Enjoyable reception at Hedding Methodist church
A pleasant evening at Hedding Methodist Episcopal church hosted by Rev. Th. G. Lipsky and Mrs. Lipky for members and friends. The program featured poetry, vocal and piano solos by Miss Mary Paterson, Miss Grace Harclay, Hildreth Martin, and Miss Cleora Morse, with Mr. Lipsky showing stereopticon views of Vesuwins and distant cities. Refreshments followed as guests departed hopeful for the church’s future work.
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Hedding Meth Flst Episcopal Church
Th. G. Lipsky
Myre
Lipky
Mary Paterson
Grace Harclay
Hildreth Martin
Cleora Morse
Lipeky
Vesuwins
New Theatre Proposed for Barre by Black Circuit
Alfred Black of Rockland Maine and partner plan a modern 1200 to 1500 seat theatre in Barre with entry on North Main Street. The project would raze the current Pavilion on Pearl Street and may involve two stores, aligning with the Black circuit’s expansion across New England. Barre is viewed as a likely site for a significant venture in relation to the circuit's regional growth.
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Marre
New England
New York State
Alfred
Black
Rockland
John A. Blick
New York City
Barre
Mr. Black
Kieen Herman A. Minte
Floston
Edward J. Rose
Alew
Boston
Me. Black
Black Elrewit
Henderson
Ce Wot
Severnal Plane
Earl Street
Ummer
North Ent
Milain Street
Vermont
Strand
Rutland
Black Circuit
Rasitolphy
Lowell
Mass
Biddeford
Waterville
Damarisratta
Bangor
Portland
Westbrook
Utica
N.Y
Cirenit Ie
Mak
Langnn
America
Linen
HHS
Broadway
Vaudevilly
Pearl Street
North Main Street
A. A Moye
Inspector suspends Roy Meek license after alleged alledge mis
A.A. Griggs, inspector, found Roy Meek of Wilder in alleged alcohol impairment at the state fair. The secretary of state halted Meek’s automobile operator license as investigations into multiple breaches of motor vehicle laws continue. Reports include accidents involving a calf near Montpelier and a Barre clash where a mudguard was damaged, with drivers named Farwell Chandler Brown and Rogers.
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Harry A. Black
Roy Meek
Wilder Thin
A.A. Griggs
Mator
Willian A. Farwell
Montpelier
Chandler W. Brown
Bessie Hogers
Francis Darinke
Barre
Trwa
Bor
Rogers Meer Depot Square
Ninmann
Cimnatll
Maree
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