Jealous rival shot by jealous admirer then kills self
In New York a dramatic Brooklyn apartment confrontation ends with Grace Lawes shooting Mildred Hanan three times and then killing herself. John S. Borland, visiting with Hanan, says jealousy sparked the attack as Lawes appeared from shadows and fired, leaving Hanan critically wounded and Borland questioned by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hanan
Poligigh
John H. Hanan
Brooklyn
John 8
Borland
Grace Lawes
Miss Hanan
Denies Relationship In Death Probe In New York
Mrs M E Dittmars, mother of Mrs Circe Lawes who killed herself in New York, denied any relation to Misa Mildred Hanan when questioned by a reporter at her San Francisco home today. She ended the interview by shutting the door. The name and address appeared on a letter found in Mrs Lawes hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borland
Lawes
San Francisco
Miss Ha
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Vander
Misa Hanan
Mira
M. E. Dittmars
Circe Lawes
New York
Misa Mildred Hanan
Evans Edges Guilford In Amateur Golf Semi Final
Chicago’s Chick Evans the present titleholder beat Bostonian Jesse Guilford in the amateur golf championship semi final at St. Louis Country Club. Evans used a remarkable 200 yard cut shot to win on the final hole amid careful play by Will Hunter and Bob Gardner advancing to the final rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chick Evans
Bob Gardner
Jesse Guilford
Willie Hunter
St. Louis Country Club
Evans
Joase Sweetser
New York
Eo Great
Guilford
Ry Johnston
St. Paul
Minnesota
Johnston
Gardner
Clark
Seattle
RB K
Kiper
Sioux City
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Dongs
Democrats Plan Senate Tax Revision Battle in Debate
Washington Sept 23 A new push by Chairman Penrose to bring up the tax revision bill in the Senate aims for general debate by Monday. Democrats pledge united effort to alter features they call unfair, with Walsh and Gerry proposing lower rates for individuals earning up to 15000 and a 10 to 20 percent corporate levy, arguing the Republican plan taxes excess profits and discriminates against struggling corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Penrose
Sena
Massachusetts
Ajnal Senatin
North Carolina
Reed
Missouri
Walsh
Gerry
Fors
Doctors Tell Of Fatal Hurt At Arbuckle Hearing
San Francisco September hearing on the Virginia Rappe death focuses on whether Fatty Arbuckle will face murder or manslaughter charges. Arbuckle, held without bail, is moved to a police court for continuation of preliminary proceedings. Prosecution witnesses describe bruises on Rappe and a ruptured bladder as the cause, with injury possibly from external force. Courtroom crowds include many women, some arriving hours early for admission in the female court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
Arbuckle
St. Francis
Cron
Shelly Strange
Autopsy to Determine Cause in Mysterious River Death
Coroner John E Fahey and Dr G Percival Burd will hold an autopsy on the body of Norah Johnson Kettelle, found with an anchor and rope tied to her neck in Lake Mashepaug. Relatives dispute suicide theories, noting she was a four day newlywed in good health and normal in habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Cone
John Be, Fahey
Vernon
G. Percival Burd
Faely
Norah Johnson Kettelle
Lake Mashepaug
Uolin
James M. Whitman
Central Valley
John Dunster Kettelle
Cambridge
Mase
Attack on Footpads in Brattleboro Incident Reported
Brattleboro residents report an assault on Manning near Main Street en route to 22 Crmby Street via Western Avenue. The two assailants followed him after the encounter, with a witness noting whispers and a brief confrontation before he reached home. Police investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Pines
Manning
Main Street
Crmby Street
Gompers Urges World Wide Demonstrations For Disarmament
Labor leaders in Great Britain France Italy and Japan were invited to join Armistice Day demonstrations for disarmament as the armament conference convenes. Samuel Gompers sent the cablegram via the American Federation of Labor. Sen Borah voted against the committee’s reservation. The Senate committee urged a law assigning an American representative on allied commissions with Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Labor Organization
Great Britain
France
Maly
Japan
Samuel Ciampera
American Veleration of Labor
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Senate
Morah
Maho
Congress
CAPT BERNARD DE ROMANET KILLED IN FLIGHT
Captain Bernard De Romanet, famed French aviator and world speed record holder for one kilometre, was killed in a racing elimination event at Etampes France. His machine tore a canvas wing while at about 650 feet and toppled, moments after reaching speeds near 180 miles per hour. The death ends a career highlighted by a record run at Buoa airdome Paris where he covered a kilometre in 49.12 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etampes
France
Bernard de Romanet
Remanet
de Romanet
Buo Airdome
Parin
Central Vermont timetable shifts Barre Vermont trains later
The Central Vermont Railway announces a winter timetable aligning with daylight saving changes. Barre trains move one hour later on weekdays and Sundays, with six daily departures including morning and late afternoon services to Montpelier, Williamstown, and connections north and south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Englana
Vermont
Massachusetts
New England
Central Vermont Railway Ca.haw
Barre
Riley
Williametown
Widwm
Relton
Montpelier
Large funeral marks Narre Town memorial for Janine Sherklan
About 800 mourners attended the largest funeral in Narre Town for Janine Sherklan killed Monday at the L Smith Co quarry. Rev Napoleon Lachines led the service at St Sylvester’s Church Gran iteville with members of the Catholic Order of Foresters and Ancient Order of Hibernians among the mourners. The procession then proceeded to St Sylvester’s cemetery where more than 50 automobiles accompanied the interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narre Town
Janine Sherklan
L Smith & Co
Bt. Sylvester
Ehorehim
KL Smith & Operations
Sheridan
Order of Foresters
Order of Hibernians
Napoleon Lachines
N. Fitapatrick
New York
Vugeoe Nerney
Philip Clark
Houghton
Peter Sturphy
Timothy Murphy
Merial Wee
St. Sylvester’s
Graniteville
World Title Quest In Tennis Looms For Mallory
New York September 2. National women’s tennis champion Mallory announced plans to challenge Sutmar Veaner for the world title. The American titleholder, who has risen from the French court, will meet Veaner in a forthcoming international event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Djursteit Mallory
Pla
Mile Lengon
England
Washington Fair Opens With Record Entries in Horse Events
The Washington agricultural fair opened after a prep day with exhibits set and grounds ready. Tomorrow features three horse races including 1:00 class, 2:20 and free-for-all with the largest entries in years. Judges are John Trow and H O Leonard. start will be by Charles Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hill Deen
Rownds
Vergenaves
Firern
Lancaster
NHL
Funeral at St Johnsbury for Mary Elizabeth Oliver
The funeral of Mary Elizabeth Oliver was held yesterday at 2 p.m. from the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Oliver, 26 ee strvat, St. Johnsbury. Interment followed at Mount Graee cemetery. Many flowers from neighbors and church groups framed the service, with attendees including the Oliver family and friends from St. Johnsbury and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feneral
Tittle
Mery
Elizabeth ‘Olliver
W. d. Oliver
Witton Smith
Sod
H Kenerson
W. T. Kenereon
Mee
FB Mack
H.W. Rydeberg
Albert Dame
Charlie Warne
Alesander Family
Ladies and Pastors Union
Marie
Tagua
Florence Tremblry
Asters
Reed
Unity Club
Rmes
Madeline Jackmas
Tons
George Carting
Foers
St. Johnsbury
Porter
Oliver
Watt
George Hoyt
Reperen
Mere
Bae
William Offiver
Spartes Gutiver
Wises
Tome Duavilte
Murderer Flees After Killing Foreman in New Hampshire Pit
Wallace Dodge a road worker shot and killed Robert A. Walker foreman of a Keene road crew near Dublin New Hampshire. Dodge fled into the woods with a revolver aimed at witnesses as a sheriff posse scoured the area. Walker left a wife and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
N.H
Robert A.walker
Keene
Here
Wallace Dodge
Dodge
Posta
EK. H. Lord
Liedpela
Walker
Sherifffard
Roy M. Rickard
Keen
32 New Citizens Admitted at Montpelier Naturalization Court
Thirty citizens were admitted in a Montpelier naturalization session today. Judge Harland I Howe will hold another session in Barre this afternoon. Names listed include Luipold Nurexl Germany Montpelier and Giuseppe Bianchi Mali Montpelier among others from Canada Italy Scotland England France and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 5
Naturalization Court
United States
U. 8 Naturalization Court
Montpelier
Harland I. Howe
Barre
Luipold Nurexl
Germany
Elphere Lamothe
Canada
St. Albans
Joseph Albert Boucher
Arthur Laranen
Frank Cady Bedonski
Russia
Randolph
Willian Howie
Scotland
David Andrew Hyde
Joseph LeCourse
Berliny Louise Carr
Henry Austin Smith
Moretown
Henry Asbury
Peter Joseph Keller
Duxbury
Albert Detantos
Italy
Northfield
Thomas Henry Creey
England
Rochester
Joseph Portaluppi
Haly
William Joseph Duncan
Indie
James Tarras
George Crane Norrie
Marre
Marthn Nicolas Perrin
France
Berlin
Umberto Magni
Giovanni Poti
Bethel
Phuribe Beaudet
Fred Duncan
Adamant
Agostino Tarquinio
Ianniolini
Lacais
Rutland man balances on wall after road crash in Mendon
A Rutland man, Karl D. Wilton, was thrown onto a stone wall after a collision with a Ford pickup driven by Silas Dudo of Mendon on a Mendon road. The Ford veered into a ditch and hit the wall, damaging the windshield top and door. The owner W H Field, of Mendon, reported no serious injuries. A Buick driven by H L Flood of St. Albans and another car driven by Homer Giroux of Fairfax were also involved in separate incidents nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Juleff
Wilson
BNO
Ford
St. Albans
Homer Giroux
East Arlington
Kewueh
Wietenter
Elmwood Cemetery Beautified With Lawnage And New Burial Lots
Elmwood Cemetery’s southeastern section gains graded lawns along Hill Street and a new road to Lincoln school grounds. The project, led by the cemetery commissioners and superintendent, creates about fifty new large burial lots, replaces a wall and hedge, and plans further improvements including possible tool house removal and tree planting after another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Cemetery
Hill Street
Lincoln School
FP. T. Cutler
Stephen Rizzi
Harry Patterson
B. Gring
Secarcel
Sunday School Work Being Discussed at County Convention
The Washington County Sanitary School convention opened in Congregational church with hundreds of workers from across the county. Sessions featured talks on religious education led by J Ernie Robbins of Barre and planned discussions on fundamentals, with multiple divisions addressing children youth and adults. The event included charts, program booklets, and a closing address by Rev Mr Redding presiding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
How
FO. Mokerk
Barre
F. le Goodspend DD
Vmrlane
Arice
J. Ernie Robbins
Turlington
Starr Sunday
International Sunday
Mr. Robbins
Andystems
Tobbins
George H. Redding
Montpelier
Hoks Abesesehom
Winebjret
A Dempery
Star Commissioner of Education
Isabelle Ewen
Miretta Graves
Waterbury
Tharge H. Lock
Charles N. St. Jake
W. Veron Letit
Mie Dinle Ouet
Danes Eirowwine
Lythe
Redding
Caddy Sues for 500 Loss of Blinded Eye Injury
An unclear Newark report details a court action where the plaintiff seeks five hundred dollars for an eye injury. The fragmented text mentions an accident or incident near a font tail and references several unnamed people and places, with focus on the legal claim.
Robert B The Portland Arrest on Secret Indictment
Robert B a well known financial tip builder was arrested in Portland on a secret indictment reported by the grand jury. The vague notice mentions legal action and official charges without detailing specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B
Portland
Indictments for Bank Fraud Shake Camden Shipbuilder
Robert Le Bean, Camden shipbuilder and former Meguntionok National Bank cashier, arraigned on $257,000 defalcation charge. Bookkeeper Mila Mackey indicted for aiding and abetting. Bean pleads not guilty, case moved to December term with $10,000 bail. Bank deposits wiped out stock, assets sold to Security Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Robert le Bean
Federal District Court
Meguntionok National Bank
Camden
Vhhicl
Mila M. Mackey
Bean
Ward
Rockport
Security ‘Trust
Rockland
Shige
Camden Securities Co, Incorporated
Precup
Cyne HL OK
Curtie
Willi Vaelos
Charleton Henry
Philadelphia
Cheunery Chauncey Horkand
Hoh. Whithear
Chicago
Robert Law
Maeckport
Sin
Agiatina
Wie
Echooners
K. J. Bean
Also Mentioned on This Page
John S. Borland
Dartmouth College
Mildred Hanan
Virace
Mise Hanan
Abe
Jean Bort
Sweetser
Fatty Arbuckle
Norah Kettelle
Nate
Gompers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Borah
U.S
James Sherilan
Mella Mallory
Mile Susanne Lengies
Washington Fair
Gram
Newport Bay
E. Waterman
South Royalton
Toddling Todd
R. S. Washburn
Woodlawn
Dillard
P. C. Russell
Ve Hollyrood ¥Ike
P. C. Risevell
Veryvenen
Eingineer
Lowell McLeod
Tapanola
Slayton
Hallie S
K. Kittridge
Wordsville
W. Page
Mande
George Mann
Prince McAdoo
Charles Rounds
South Burlington
Aot Bay
Waterman
Southton
Deen
Samtha Dillard
Russell
Tokymat Effie
Vergeanes
Mr. Kid
Vergennes
Sinstaseny McLend
Barre Riley Agel
Ida A. Yoarlan
Hal Wilkes
Slayton Barre
Kacy Dawson
Bombardier
Lulu Dreamer
Dawn
Kittridge
Woolsride
Mallie S
Woenteville
the Tacon
Page
Preefor-All
Stuwalton
W. J. Ollliver
Camden, ME
Robert A. Walker
N. H
Sheriff's Posse
Auto Stage
Mendon
Elmwood
CADDY
Fatas
Newark NJ
Ella M. MacKay
Beam
Nueland
Audienty Tithe
Ty National Bank
Wee TA
Whach Teas
Dan
Terk
Ness
Uae
Daniel Mull
Weston
Thie Nathmal
New Laglanl
Mies MacKay
Iver
Mion
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