Mrs Kettelle an expert swimmer missing honeymoon bride found
Mrs Norah Johnson Kettelle 23 Radcliffe graduate disappeared from a Lake Mas pahagang camp on Sept 1 during her honeymoon. Her body was found in the lake by James Hart estate caretaker after her husband John Dunster Kettelle reported the boat and clothing missing. The boat anchor were not recovered and coroner and state justice will examine the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunster Kettelle
Kettelle
Cambridge
Open Shop Fight Threatens New York Printing Industry
New York September 22 The possibility of an open shop fight in the printing industry loomed as the executive council of the International Typographical Union and Big Six local union met to consider printers demands for a new wage deal effective October 1. Publishers demanded a 20 cent wage cut while printers countered with a demand to increase from 50 to 80 dollars per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International ‘Typographoa
Lnian
Freshmen Open Year at University of Vermont
About 400 freshmen attended the opening exercises at the University of Vermont as enrollment to date remained incomplete. President Bailey spoke on "The New Vision" and announced a $10,000 gift from Miss Busan Landon of Washington in memory of her brother Sealand Whitney Landon, creating a loan fund for both young men and women available this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlington
University of Vermont
Bailey
Busan, Landon
Washington
Sealand Whitney Landon
Pershing to Visit Millerand at Elysee Palace
General John J. Pershing arrived in Paris to honor the tomb of the unknown soldier and will meet President Millerand at the Elysee palace tomorrow. French War Minister Barthou will confer with Pershing this morning on allied military matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
John J. Pershing
Millerand
Elyyee Palace
M. Barthou
Pershing Hell
Bail Bonds Set After Shoe Repair Shop Heist
A bail amount of 1 450 000 dollars was set for five men linked to a heist at a shoe repair shop. Police captured the suspects after a routine investigation. Jorge Haas commented the figure was unusually high given the men’s alleged involvement and risk to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Jorge Haas
Workers Vote Strike in Southern California
Los Angeles Sept 22 Oil Workers International Union locals in Southern California vote to strike. Eight hundred and eight members decide to walk out if their demands are not met, signaling a significant labor action in the oil region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Oil Workers International
Wuthern California
Libel suit against Chicago Tribune opens in Chicago
The city of Chicago sues the Chicago Tribune for 10 million dollars alleging libel over articles during the last election. The paper’s counsel seeks a general demurrer on free press grounds which, if granted, could dismiss the case for insufficient evidence while the city says published statements damaged bond sales and city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Tibet
The
Tribune
Mountain Climbing Fatal in Vermont on Mt Mansfield
William W. Patten of Boston died while descending Mt Mansfield with a party on the Huseltom and Taft trails near Barnes camp. Born April 2, 1870 in Williston, he worked in Boston’s auto business and spent summers with relatives in Vermont. Survived by wife Anna E. Newell and six sisters and one brother. Funeral plans to be announced with services in Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Willian W. Patten
Boston
Paul Revere Todge
Somerville
Mass
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Brookline
Anna E. Newell
F. Pine
Arthur Hill
William Levings
Californian
Mary A. Patten
Mire
C. F. Johnson
Williston
Warren M. King
Northerpton
Maes
Rlee Leland Patten
California
Tuwers
Williston On Friay
Loot Pound In Grass St Albans Theft Revealed
In St Albans on September 22 a large quantity of clothing and gear from the army and navy store was found hidden in grass behind the gas plant after seven local boys spied the merchandise while chasing a ball. The burglary occurred Monday night, clothing valued at about 2400, with items including underwear shoes marine pants raincoats blankets and bridled boots. Store manager J Fine and staff assisted clerks to recover the loot and three men are suspected of participation. police expect arrests soon at Franklin county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Army and Navy
Gas Company
J. Fine
Franklin
Sheriff’s Escape Sparks Chase Through Windsor
Williams Jones of North Avenue after being sentenced for petty larceny fled Windsor with Sheriff Walter Tupper pursuing. Jones led officers toward Winlocks Avenue and Main Street before a crowd and carters failed to halt the escape, sparking a dramatic pursuit through the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincotks Avenue
Main Street
Bien Pelt
Bien Pelt Windorl Armel
Devastating Hadische Plant Blast Claims 850 Bodies Found
Reports from Mayonee describe a vast explosion at Oppaa’s Badische plant with 2400 treated injuries and up to 1580 dead recovered early today. French and German authorities coordinate rescue in Oppan and surrounding districts as hospital trains arrive, fumes linger, and a government inquiry starts into the catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayonee
Associatoil 5
Wedecalar
Hadische Vo.'e Great
Oppaa
Frankfort
Trever
Manheim
Exey
Badische Ca
Oppan
Degnullc
Rumimand
Ete
Vietime
High Commission
Hue
Light and gas powered highway beacon tests progress
A road light installation near Neenah and Bartington is undergoing operation with acetylene gas and Sea flash lamps. Officials report favorable comment on the temporary lighthouse style beacon, noting its visibility by day through large lettering. The system is expected to run for months with minimal maintenance, according to Dix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wiles
Bartington
Missioner T. PL
Tidge’s Cremeing
Mosipetier
Barre
Dix
Arbuckle Hearing Under Way in San Francisco
In San Francisco on Sept 22 the preliminary murder hearing for Roscoe Arbuckle began before Police Judge Sylvain Lazarus. Access was restricted to witnesses and court staff with reporters present. District Attorney Brady aims to prove Arbuckle attacked Virginia Rappe at the Hotel St Francis on Sept 5, causing injuries leading to her death four days later. The hearing is expected to last at least three days and will determine degree of crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Sylvain Lazarus
Matthew Brady
Arbuckle
Mixe Rappe
Hotel
St. Francis
Brady
Oma
Lasarda
Arebuckle
Actor Sherman Located for Questioning in Arbuckle Case
New York, Sept 22 The district attorney announced locating actor Lowell Sherman and served him with a subpoena for questioning in the Fatty Arbuckle murder case. Sherman had been part of the hotel suite party with Virginia Rappe and participated in the journey by train where he was met by a Swann and Banton investigation team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle
Swann
New York
District Attorney's Office
Lowell Sherman
Brady
San Francisco
Sherman
Fatty Cid
Virgina Tappe
Sherman Had Been One of the Party. Detectives Went By Mr. Swann
Grand Central Station
Harmon
N.Y
Coryanine and Was Qreationed By Mr. Swann and Assistant District Attorney Banton
Arbuckle Kept Key To Liquor Stock In Cellar
Los Angeles reports Roscoe Arbuckle alone held the key to his cellar reputedly stocked with liquor. Fitzgerald, the housekeeper, testified that Arbuckle never shared access and that she did not know if he took any liquor on his San Francisco trip related to the Virginia Rappe case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe
Patty
Arbuckle
Fitzgerald
San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
Film Fetress
Annual field day ends with banquet and dance
The second annual National Life Steuranes Co. employes field day concluded with a banquet for about 200 at Myhi Saree followed by a dance by a local orchestra. President Pred Aland praised the employees, with H. M. Cutler and Shaw reporting on athletic activities and meteorology efforts at Northfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Steuranes Co. Employes
Dane Folly
Hare Abel
Pred Aland
Northfeld
William A
Mesdow Shaw
Beetr
United States
Nottingham
XL. LC
Bowien
Northfield
R Ation
Tracy
Shaw
Wader Biles
Norwich University
Uati
Anil
Bennett Victims Named in Local Tragedy
Joseph Bennett is dead. Etta Kom of Colchester Emer Jamw 4 Grune of Torento and Wal Aet 1 Bennett of Wikter are listed as victims in a lamers incident. Authorities released scant details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Kom
Colchester
Emer
Grune
Torento
Wal
Bennett
Wikter
Bridge whist player holds all diamonds and wins
New York report from the Bridge Whist Club describes Henry C. Dottenheim holding all diamonds in a hand. He bid seven diamonds, was doubled, redoubled, and scored 716 points including a grand slam and key bonuses, a first for such a hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dollar Day Thousand Revelers Fill Markets In Barre
A bustling Dollar Day in Barre drew hundreds from nearby towns with crowded shops, brisk sales, and packed streets. Duke Bunnell entertained atop Howland Block as Barre City band and Runsell’s orchestra played, with residents departing around four saying it was a big success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marc
Barre and District
Woodsville
Montpelier
Duke Bunnell
Howland
Barre City Band
Bunnells
Runsell
Magnet Theatre
Bunnell
Education a Responsibility at Middlebury College
President Paul Dwight Moody, newly elected head of Middlebury College, delivers the opening address for the college’s 122nd year. He reframes education as a responsibility not a privilege, urging broad vision and active effort to understand and improve world problems, and to become better citizens and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Paul Dwight Moody
Middlebury College
Middlelury
Moody
Coustry
Beng Hawk
Hold Man in Triple Murder
Detroit reports a man held in Case county jail at Cassopolis amid murder investigations into William Monroe, his wife and daughter Neva at Dowagiac. Authorities seek a second man linked by attention to the daughter and ongoing search continues today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Case
Cassopolis
William Monroe
Neva
Dowagiac
Death of Mrs. Louis Mayo at East Montpelier
Mrs. Louis Mayo age 37 of East Montpelier died suddenly yesterday afternoon 2 30. Dr Lindsay could not determine cause of death as he arrived after. She had five daughters Beatrice Hazel Doris Ruby Mayo and husband survived. Funeral at St Monica s Barre Saturday at 1 with burial in St Monica s Cemetery flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mayo
East Montpelier
William Jtaindawy
Montpelier
Maya
Jake
Lindsay
Mayo
Bangor
East Montpell
Beatrice
Hazel
Doris
Ruby Mayo
Harney Abare
Hi Abare
Springfield
Maes
Leraol
New York
Andrew
San Antonio
Tex
Fred and
Barney
Waterbury
Mary Duprey
Websterville
Wo Ao Curtis
Fast Montpetier
Mary
Mary. J.insie Daventalki
Maas
Henry Polais Petters
N. H
Etta Barry
South
Mire Jennie Merchant
St. Monica's Church
Barre
St. Monica's Cemetery
Multiple Vermont car crashes report September 17 18
Reports to the secretary of state document several vehicle collisions in Vermont towns. Willis H Rice of St Albans was thrown from his vehicle and dragged after a collision with a car driven by GK Frazier of Montgomery on September 18. A third car driven by Hobbs of St Albans contributed to the crash by not turning out far enough. Mr Frazier sustained no fare plans. Mrs Frazier was injured, and damages totaled about 150 to Rice’s car and 70 to Frazier’s. Catherine Sawyer of East Richford reported wheel, spindle, and radiator damage after a collision with Jorge Hanna of Burlington near Nutting Bridge. Abner Lord of Montpelier reported damage to an Overland and a Velie in a collision on Texler Street Bridge on September 17, with fog, a right-angle turn, and damage to the light. The other vehicle turned into the bridge, contacting both sides simultaneously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis H. Rice
St Albans
Gan
GK. Frazier
Montgomery
Secretary of State
St. Albans
Hobbs
Frasier
Catherim Sawyer
East Richford
Jorge Hanna
Burlington
Nutting Bridge
Herkshire Coed
Lord
Slander Case Disagreement Reported in Washington Court
The jury in the libel suit of Wescott vs. Moser reportedly failed to reach a verdict yesterday in Washington district court. Judge Sherman Menard directed further consideration of the case after a disagreement over statements Royse allegedly attributed to the plaintiff, claiming he was a chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wescott
Alfred A. Moser
Poco
Lance Eed
Alterna
Washington
Sherman Fh
Menatoa
Unclear Text Summary From Damaged OCR Item
The readable fragments report a cow stepping on a man and a trampling incident. Details are garbled with misspelled terms and missing context, preventing clear identification of people, places, or outcomes.
Salvation Army Plans Extension to Barre Vermont
An audience in Barre heard Salvation Army officials recount plans to extend services across Vermont and New England. Commander William A. MacIntyre outlined building new town HQs to boost local corps, citing 12 month gains of 30 to 300 percent in other cities. The group, including Major and Mrs. David Main and Secretary William Crawford, described future visits to Barre Montpelier Newport Burlington and Rutland with efforts to raise funds and establish a fleet corps. A band performed and a collection was taken before the group departed for Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
New England
Hoedding Methodist Church
William A. MacIntyre
Boston
David Main
Hartford
Cent
William Crawford
New Engand
Fred TR. Gates
Standard Oil Co
Montpelier
Sykes
Doris
Bailey
Lipaky
Langley
Main
Barre
Salvation Army Service
Vermont
Holyoke
Mays
Im Thiesta
Macintyre
Ruthend
Ae Barre
Newport
Dier
Burlington
Rutland
Fieet Corps
Loent
Setter Elt Iert
Werp
Miteh
Pole
Superintendents Conference Held at Cabot
A Winnuski Valley school superintendents meeting occurred at Cabot yesterday with Supt. and Mrs. Harald Jackman hosting. George W. Patterson of Randolph attended a dinner served by Mrs. Jackman, and several district leaders from Williamstown Barre Town Montpelier Sherburne and Barre were listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnuski Valley
Cabot
Harald & Jackman
George W. Patterson
Randolph
Jackman
Supis
Merie H ‘Wills
Williamstown
Waldon Glover
Barre
Walter B Laver
Pivin Held
Sherberne
Batehhmenn
Montpelier
Phils G. Lewns
South Royatton
Burnham A Dulks
Sherburne
Edward L. Clark
Rirhanmiel
Gorrell H. White
Northfield Center Robbery
A partial OCR fragment reports a robbery event at Northfield Center with unreadable details. Authorities and exact time, suspects, and charges are not identifiable from the available text. Further clarification needed for full summary.
Officials consider summoning Ku Klux Klan leaders
Attorney General Daugherty indicated the Justice Department may summon Klan leaders for Washington investigations. Director Hoover’s Bureau of Investigation was instructed to begin nationwide inquiries, with talks held with involved individuals. Prosecutions would mainly hinge on state laws, with some federal mail fraud concerns. A vigilante group is deemed unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U Klux Klan
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Horns
Department’ Bureau of Investigation
Khan
Washinton
Eral
Department of Justice UK
Jess
Eastern Star District No.4 meets in Montpelier with 250 attendees
The 28th annual meeting of district No. 4 D. ES gathered about 250 members including many visitors at the Montpelier Masonic hall. The day featured a school of instruction led by Mrs. Mary S. Mackay and grand lecturer Mrs. Kate E. Hall, ritual discussions, receptions by Robert Morris chapter, a social hour, a banquet at Odd Fellows hall, and degeree conferment by Queen Esther chapter Waterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
D. ES
Montpellier
Mary S. Mackay
Kate E. Hall
District No. 4
Robert Morris
Montpelier
Bertha Burrell
Irvin Henron
Misa Bertha Buzxell
W. M
Fees Turer
Josie Ho Fay
John H Miller
Harley W. Holden
DDG. P
Randolph
Beu
Knight Cot
Beulah
Kate Hull
Northver
Anit
Mra
Fila NS
Bure Ungtom
Verdicts and future trials in Barre cases
In county court Judge Sherman Ro announced that prosecution would begin this afternoon for grand larceny against Frank Culevin Frank Caleta Jr and Mary Culeve all of Barre and for larceny against Arthur Dvel-Win. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the Dolaggs case. Breach of contract case B. G. Drowning resumes this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Polaggi & Caya
Vermont
R. R. Coty
Sherman Ro Mention
Otark
Fret Thomas
Frank Culevin
Frank Caleta, Jr
Mary Culeve
Barre
Grand Inrerwy
Arthur Dvel
Nate
Bal
A. LW. McAllieter
Benjamin
NS Dolaggs
Central
Lee
George Absire
Squag Holler Accepts Meet Guow Green Anywhere
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled lines about a dance contest or performance with names like Tur sah, blue, and Kamele Hempoe. Mentions of dancing, girls chasing, and a dubious game setup appear amid nonsensical phrases. No clear event, date, or outcome emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Kamele Hempoe
Plane
Maney
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Uate
New York City
Miller
Gen. Pershing
Elysee Palace
Judge Haas
Southern California
William W. Patten
Mt. Mansfield
Sheriy
William Jones
Burtington
Richford School
Oppau
Germany
Lazarus
William A. Shaw
National Life Co
Recky Kansas Ve
Frankie Britt
Moston
Kanes
Baffals
Britt
New Bedfort
Joseph Bennett
Dowagine
Mich
van Henderson
Northfield Center
Central Park Garage
Bert
Secret Service
Vicarious
Legons
Squag Holler
Saung Moller Boye
Stilton
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