Flood Toll Tops Seventy as Texas City Reels
Tens of thousands left homeless as a hurricane devastates Smyshore area. Troops patrol Corpus Christi streets while relief trains depart from across the state. Food rations are issued under city control as damage runs into millions. The city suffers flooding depths up to ten feet, with central business districts submerged and rail lines badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inton
Texas
Sinstom
Smyshore
Corpus Christi
Tex
Alate
Corpus Christ
Galt
Milliana
Raia
Portland
Neuces Bay
Corpus Christine
Waldo
Christi
Lince
Tinainess
North Beach
Sie Newcos Hotel
Six Armed Bandits Robbed Express Co
Six armed bandits in a black touring car robbed two American Railway Express pump wagons in downtown New York as police struggle with a string of holdups. Four men matching the bandits’ description were later arrested nearby but no one faced charges yet. The spate of burglary incidents dampens hopes for a quick security breakthrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omy
American Railway Express
Taniel Stantio
Bronklyn
Palley Haldors
Bandits Take 8000 Dollars From Bronx Bank Branch
In New York a bank in Williamia bridge area was robbed yesterday. Bandits escaped in a car with about 5000 dollars in cash while another 3000 remained in the vault. Police hunt for the suspects and missing vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
New York
Williamia Bridge
Brutal treatment of American women by Mexicans
Washington reports that the Senate foreign relations sub committee heard Agnes Laut describe brutal Mexican crimes against American women. She alleged clubbing deaths, kidnapping to Sonora mountains, foot skinning, rape of parents, and abduction of over 30 women from a train. She claimed some crimes were by bandits, others by Mexican federal troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Laut
Mexico
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington, D. C
Senate Foreign Relations
Mise Agnes Laut
Nebranka
Gulf Coast
Zaratecan
Miss Laut
Kansas
Cedillo Brothers
San Luis Potosi
Tampico
Witncss
Ben Allens Body To Be Brought East
In Portland Oregon Washington correspondent Robert T Small was injured in a car collision with President Wilson s party. Cleveland Plain Dealer staffer Ben Allen was killed and his body likely sent east. Stanley Reynolds Baltimore Sun reporter injured seeks treatment as Wilson s party returns. Admiral Grayson ordered care for the injured. Waterbury granite manufacturers Perry and Swasey attended a conference with quarry owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Robert T. Small
Washington
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Wilson
Stanley Reynolds
Baltimore Sun
Ben ¥. Allen
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wilton
Admiral Grayson
Three Billion Dollar Deficit Forecast by July 4 2020
Washington expects a deficit exceeding three billion dollars by July 4 2020, with the Treasury strained and Congress urged to curb spending. Chairman Good warns of greater economy across departments, noting current year expenditures and revenues. He calls for strict enforcement of laws to ease the financial crunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Treasury
Congress
Good
House
US Asked Japan for a definite date on Kiao Chao return
Honolulu reports that the United States urged Japan to fix a definite date for returning Kiao Chao to China. The Japanese government has not replied, and officials in Washington say the matter could influence Senate debates on the peace treaty, especially the Shantung issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
United States
Kiao Chau
China
Th Pu Jiji
Cablo
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Lansing
Japan
Kiao Chay
Chin
Ins
Senate
Kiso Chan
Kigo Chan
Ex-Kaiser Surrender Sought by Paris Premier
Paris reports Premier Sadoul will insist on delivering former Emperor William to the Allied powers from the Netherlands for trial. The treaty provisions demand a special tribunal and a request to the Dutch government for his surrender, to be acted before Sadoul’s departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havas
Sadoul Aivergely
Holland
William
le Journil
Germany
William Hohensollern
Essex car crosses Vermont high gears locked in Barte
An Essex automobile, after surpassing the 1,000 mile mark with its gears locked in high and the shift lever removed, arrived in Barre from Bennington. The trip, begun in Bennington, traversed Vermont hills and valleys, including routes between Bennington and Brattleboro, Williston, and Rutland, with observers noting the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Barte
Green Mountains
Vermont
Bennington
Willams
Toountain
Brattleboro
Williston
Mendon
Rutland
Frank K. Howy
Benington
Williams
Barre
Howe
Springfield
Wil
Randolph Honors Service Men Parade Draws Thousands
A Randolph celebration honored returning service members with a morning parade and evening banquet. A military band led a route past the Sil Building, featuring Highlanders, Veterans groups, Red Cross floats, and a flag-raising ceremony. About 2,500 to 4,000 attendees gathered as Waterbury defeated Montpelier 6 to 2 in a ball game, with proceeds aiding the local American Legion chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Sil
Burre
Ro Groone
Ayele Sim
Angell
J. P. Gifford
Kias Angell
A. Osha
Henry Hatch
Robert Hateh
W. RC
Hed Cross
J . KE. Root
Tame
Rev. Meteger
Cate
Mr. Bagley
Mr. Wol
Pateh
Arene Romrill
Rere
Lewis Williame
Herald
Newepare
Rebecca
Pisant Street
Cattollo
Staff ‘Orl
St. Johnsbury
Waterbury
Moretown
Gui Ue
Salisbury Brothers Warniture Company
Riendolph
The
American Legion
Burial at Waterbury and local notices
Burial plans for George Plaisted of Portsmouth, to be transported by train to Waterbury Cemetery with Masonic lodge and local officials meeting at the hall. Survived by widow Maude Ginn and three daughters. Also juvenile court handling nine year old Herbert Aiken for delinquency. judge orders placement in industrial school in Vergennes. Local church youth meeting announced at 102 Orange Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
George Plaisted
Portymouth
Wincowlk Lodge
Masonic Hall
Mise Maule Ginn
Ler Wiele
Carpentin
Netop
Hedding Methodist
Stumitay Schowl
Darvis
Orange Street
Tity
Emia Herbert Aiken
Mte
Aiken
Thielty
Hellu
Tir Place
Vergennes
Vermont district superintendents appointed in Vermont list
The Vermont education commissioner announces a list of appointed district superintendents for towns including Montpelier, Burlington, Woodstock, and Windsor among others. The report notes some appointments are not mandated and details several named individuals with their towns.
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M.D. Bill
Vermont
Montpelier
S. C. Hutchinson
William A. Bebe
Bristol
Percy Hi
Hake
Chester
Edwin S. Boyd
West Charleston
Vernon K. Brackett
South Royalton
Harvey Burbank
Passumpah
C.J. Batchelder
Cabot
Fred J. Cargill
Albury
Herbert D. Casey
Springfield
Martin W. Chaffee
Waterbury
Merritt D. Chittenden
Burlington
Raward J. Clerk
Williamatown
Edwin ¥. Greene
Richford
Kroest A. Hamilton
Newport
Sidney & Harding
Concord
F. A. Morin
North Troy
Minnie Hays
Essex
Jumelson
Willis H. Homme
Fair Haven
Catsten D. Hews
Marinville
Homer FE. Hunt
Swanton
BP. Hamlin
Manchester
C. Hutchin Montpelier
Garfield A. Jamieson
Burke
Walter B. Lande
Plainfield
Philip R. Leavenworth
Castleton
David Th. Locke
Ruthand
Nathaniel NX
Love
West Pawlet
Harey P. Lynch
Bradford
William €. “MacGinnia
Bellows Falls
Charles D. McKnight
Northfield
George W. Patterson
Randolph
Horatio S. Read
Richmond
Prank &. Sawyer
Wilmington
George 41
Seager
South Barre
Leone
Boston Firemen Likely to Stay
Boston dispatch notes fire officers will not join a sympathy strike with police and the entire force may remain loyal to the city. Mayor Peters and Commissioner Curtie act to boost police pay, aiming to attract applicants. state guard troops are kept in the city with new clothing issued to guardsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fire Department
Officers’ Club Wi
Mahan
Peters
Curtie
Central Union
Goddard Opens For List Year At Seminary
Goddard seminary begins the new year with 4 new teachers and a larger student body. Principal Hollister works to find 12 rooms for excess students as 19 faculty members join the expanded program. Football practice may start soon as coach Leahey forms a rebuilding team to face Norwich seconds at Northfield next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bech
Goddard Seminary
K. Hollister
Hollister
Hollieior
Yle
Antoinette White
Joseph Leahey
W. Hall
Leahey
Hall
Actence
Wehoal
Bigamy Charged in State v Catherine Summer Case
State's Attorney E. R. Davis filed in county court the case of State v. Catherine Summer, charged with bigamy for marrying Edward James Latueh while still married to Henry Summer. The record lists related docket entries and several settled or continued cases, including rent collection and divorce matters, with multiple named residents and towns in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Davis
State Va
Catherine Summer
Higaway
Henry Summer
Edward James Latueh
Roe. Henderson Ve. Atio
Plizabeth Mariani
Henderson
Lutu Rivvinreliiva
Tomph Ricciarelli
Frank Jones Brewing
E.S. Meigs
Perry Ve
D. Rudd
M. A Burker
Toudd
Middlesex
Tante Prin
Dixinis
Appointment of Jones as administrator de boni non
In Wallafield Walter BE Jones is named probate administrator de boni non for the estate of Louis Joslyn after a deed issue. Richard Brown holds the deed but title is defective due to improper estate settlement within the family. Jones is charged with protecting the estate and settling affairs. Kilwa Bastman of Barre is named administratrix of E Merrill Tantrum's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter BE. Jones
Wallafield
de Boni
Louis Joslyn
Waitsfeld
Richard Brown
Mr. Brown
Ben
Jones
Kilwa Bastman
Barre
E. Merrill Tantrum
TALK OF THE TOWN Maccabens review and meetings
Regular morning of Harmon review No 1 will be held in K of P hall Wednesday evening. Refreshments will be provided. The ladies Universalist church adjourned business meeting is set for Wednesday at 2 30 PM. Members and friends urged to attend prepared. Granite Manufacturers meeting tomorrow evening to discuss street matters and report from Barre Board of Trade officials.
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Harmon Review
K. of P. Hall
Tmololovk
I. FL Rogers
Knosburg
Fale
Universalist Churele
Chirch
Alion Yooun
Barre Board of Trade
Presbyterians Extend Call To Rev William M N Kittredge
A unanimous vote extended a call to Rev William McNair Kittredge of Delhi New York to become pastor of the Second Presbyterian church. He has led his present church seven years with growing membership and notable improvements. He is Auburn seminary graduate, married with two children, and is expected to arrive mid to late October pending moderator approval.
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Kittredge
Auburn Seminary
Lake George
Alpit
F. H. Laird
West Barnet
Legion Canvassers Named for Barre Post Drive
At a Barre American Legion membership committee meeting last night canvassers were selected to begin a citywide drive tomorrow. The team will meet tonight at 7 in the city building to organize and commit spare time next week to enlist members across wards and areas including East Barre Websterville Granitev ille South Barre and adjacent localities.
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Barre
The
American Legion
Paul Leavitt
John Gordon
Lorvine Denamore
Eugene Gapit
Howard Reid
Edward MacKay
Louis Hoar
Harold Fitts
Cecil Dow
James Devers
George Stewart
Touglas Newcombe
Norman Gordon
Richard Cruickshank
Alfred Ger~hetti
Louie Cook
Peter Melo
Henry Fasola
Thomas Carroll
Harry Colombe
Louis Frattini
Grover Kenefick
Perley Eager
Roy Curtis
Rulert Dyack
East Barre
Websterville
William Alexander
Wilbur Duquette
Albert Healy
Richard Bolanger
Graniteville
Rashert Ewen
Alexander Riddet
John Smith
South Barre
Melburne Lewis
Buddie
Will of Charles E Howard disperses funds to many local entities
The will dated May 28, 1910 of Charles E Howard president of Howard Hardware and Hotel Windham owner names Rockingham Hospital Bellows Falls New Shyland Homes Westminster First Congregational Bellows Falls Holy Rockingham Meeting House Vermont Academy Saxtons River and Gustavus Parker among beneficiaries. Bequests include 10000 to Rockingham Hospital 5000 to Bertha M Howard 1000 to Vermont Academy and 100 to Albert A Chivaltier with the rest to the widow Bertha M Howard. The Lowe Falls Trust Company named executor with 22 total bequests and residue to the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Charles E. Howard
Howard Hardware
Hotel Windham
Rockingham Hospital
Matlows Falls
Weetminster
Ehares
Bellows
Masini Masoniation
Rockingham Meeting House
Vermont Academy
Saxtons River
Herbert B. Howard
Breton
Ernest
Howard
Cothin
Gustavus
Parker
Bellows Fall
Wiliam P. Abbott
Albert A. Chivatier
Bollowe Falls Trust Company
Lo Freanma
Wille
Teo
Bertha M. Howard
Bollews Malla ‘Trust Company
Angle Executey
Girl Burned to Death in Brandon Inn Stable Fire
Margery Dimon, four, died after a fire in the Brandon inn livery stable at about 1 pm. Five matches ignited a liquid that covered her. she died around sundown. Her parents Jeromelinian Vorbie jot and Mrs. Dimon mourn the tragedy as the town grieves. In local news, the Vieinfield Lown defeated Harper in ten innings, 6 to 5, in a strong display of late-game drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Margery
Tarry Dimon
Brandon Inn
Cray
Vieinfield Lown Baenbelt
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Express CO
New York City
Brooklyn
Ben Allens
West
W. HD. Perry
D. Swasey
God
Lloyd George
Peace Conference
Dollma LeBlanc
Dimplontown
New Brunswick
Fanny Allen Hospital
Witcocks
Ebin Street
Mise Lovflane
Fort Willaims
Fort Ontario
Nellie Bunsen
Mle City
Wortesile
Whadaville Gennral Hospital
Xpress
Portsmouth, N. H
Maree
Jackson
Thik Operdtor
A. Meleni
Cranivey
Ancretary of State
Hortor Melony
Feiven
Delbert A. Shanley
Cambridge
Anther
Aghta
Tos
Rownhrough
Groat
St. Lele
Acwrek
Kor
Immedinis Sala
Word Car
Nearty New
Ulmer
Goddard
Catherine Sumner
Talk OF
the Town
Presbyterians
William Men. Kittredge
Charles 1. Howard
Margery Dundon
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