Vermont Floods Roar Through State Leaving Death Toll Rising
Wild rains trigger dam breaks and river floods across Vermont, injuring and displacing thousands. National Guard deployed to assist in relief as towns lose telephone service and bridges fail. Early tallies suggest 3 to 13 dead with property damage in the millions across White River Junction, Montpelier, Bennington, and surrounding areas.
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Vermont
New England
Meggie
Prestelit
Coolidge
North Adams
National Guard
White River
Montpelier
Ralph Winters
Gerald Brock
Butte
Weatfield
Westfield
Owas
White River Junction
Box Juin
Boston and Maine
Main Street
Barrows Considered for Philippine Govern General Post
David Pracott Barrows, former University of California president, is reported as being sponsored by Coolidge and others for appointment as Govern General of the Philippine Islands. Barrows is described as a student of Philippine affairs and is said to be favored for the post.
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Barrows
Philippines
Washington
David Pracott Barrows
Ormer
University of California
Komme Irlenda
Coolidge
Philippine Islands
Asfatrs
Jooling
Woman 19 Dies After Car Strikes It In Franklin
Thelma Wile 19 was struck and killed by an automobile driven by Edward A. Shop here late last night. An inquest will be held today. Also mentioned are David Haylett and Jephey as related names in the fragmented report.
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United Frou Franklin
Thelma Wile
Neddy
Edward A. Shop
Fer Jephey
David Haylett
City Acts to Halt Blocking of Crossings
Mayor O W Bracken fined J A Griffith of Salamanca 10 for blocking the First Avenue crossing with Express Train No 14 causing traffic congestion. The city aims to end long blocking by train crews and prevent future complaints against crossings.
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O. W. Bracken
J. A. Grifeith
Salamanca
Griffith
Bracken
Ife
Trai
Salamanca Traman
U S Vessel Scher satis Stranded Near Gothenburg Sweden
The United States Shipping Board steamer Scher satis ran aground on rocks at Ving near Gothenburg while carrying wool pulp from Go thenbung. Lloyds lists Schenectady as a 514 ton screw vessel built in 1919 at Hog Island by the American International Ship Building Corp. The ship, registered in Philadelphia, is owned by the US Shipping Board.
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Copenhagen
United States Shipping Board
Schersatis
Ving
Gothenburg
Sweden
New York
Gothenbung
Schenectady
Lloyd's Texister
Grealy
American International Ship Building Corporation
Hog Island
Philadelphia
Millicent Rogers to Remarry Amid Voyage Plans
United Press reports Millicent Rogers heiress plans to wed again. Officials say she and her fiancé Arturo Peralta will sail from New York to Valparaiso aboard the Grace liner Santa Elsa on November 10, following a highly publicized previous marriage.
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Navy
Millicent Rogars
Hay
A. P. Ramos
Tor Valparaiso
Santa Elsa
Rogers
Alvoree
County Ludwig Salm
Arturo Peralta Amo
Patis
Seismic Tremors Hit California Coast Cities
A three wave earthquake rattled the Southern California coast from San Luis Obispo to Los Angeles. Santa Maria reported shattered plate glass, toppled clocks, and chimneys. San Luis Obispo felt three shocks at 1:00 5:50 and 7:00 with no damage recorded. Ventury reported a broken pipe line while Los Angeles saw clocks strike differently across directions.
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California
Santa Maria
Los Angeles
Val
San Luis Obispo
Here
Owy
Ile
Venturay
Tremblor
Clorke
Aewid
Case Aid
Mayor Thompson Under Fire From Civic Groups
Chicago civic organizations condemned Mayor William Hate Thompson for backing the colonial cause. Delegates accused his campaign of sending propaganda to schools and libraries and demanded accountability for the impact on education and local institutions.
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Thompson
Chicago
William Hate Thompson
George II
George Washington
Continental Army
Joe
Jihutaa Tamb
Asiees
Thompson Efforty
Prrittwitz New German Envoy Named for Washington
The State Department notified the Surman Embassy that Baron Prerer ch Von Prittwits Gaffron will be acceptable as German Ambassador in Washington. The 44 year old former Secretary of Embassy and Rome counselor is seen as a lead in the Republican group in Germany and will succeed the late Baron Von Maltzan, killed in a German airplane crash last September.
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Washington
State Department
Surman
Baron Prererch von Prittwits Gaffron
Prittwitz
Rome
Haa
Io Germany
Ont von Maltzan
Go-Between in Case Arrested and Hearing Set
District Attorney Gordon revoked a prior warrant for oil magnate Harry F Sinclair with a new hearing date set for January 16. Sinclair faces a jury tampering conspiracy charge connected to the Fall-Sinclair affair. additional warrants target associates and a retrial date of January 18 was set amid mistrial declarations and ongoing investigations.
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United Press
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Harry F.inclair
Sinclair Gexispiracy
Geo. P. Hoover
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Harry F. Sinclair
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A. Mason Tay
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Bord
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Dotion
Barlier
Mecoy
District of Colimbia
Day Trom
Questids
Joey Thaperine
Day
Lacgé Simmy
Buckinshay
Tay
New York
Justice Siddons Murlay
Parb Sinclair
Burns de Tectivs
Cearly
Trance
California
Thal
Sas
Atlee Pomerene
Francé
Nathan Miller
Gedrge
Gordon Battle
New ¢ York
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Honolulu
France
Rony Texios
Owen J Robures
Prosersition
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Pomerene Salt
George BP
Uoover
Mabry
Sineclair
Avid
Realy
Steego
Ariel Fall
Twstice Sidon
Roberts Ve
Burns Fatal to Babcock Child in Symmer
A four year old girl, Hittle Al serta, died at Corrs hospital after burns suffered in an accident at home. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Prank Babcock of Siymer, endured severe pain before death and prompted a funeral to be held Saturday at Myhymen with Rev. Hist of the ME church officiating. Survived by both parents and three step-siblings, the family conveys their grief to the community of Clymer.
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Burns Suistatnes Qynen
Tighe
Clymer
Mhymen
Hist
Clymer Coretery
New Ford Machines Attract Attention In Adrian
Henry Ford and companions visited Mrs. Ford's brother S. W. Raymond, a local Ford dealer, in three new Ford cars. Ford said mass production had begun at River Rouge plant the previous morning. Raymond offered few specifics, but confirmed new cars resemble the Lincoln and include standard equipment such as speedometers and bumpers.
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United Press
Adrian
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Dual Slayer Faces Death Chair in Bennett Murder Verdict
Latdwigg Lee was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs Semis Bennett and was sentenced to death by electric chair in November. The jury deliberated about three and a half hours after the trial focused on the Bennett case though Lee was indicted for Miss Sarah Brownell’s murder as well. The Bennett body was found in fragments at a July scene and police believed Lee killed Brownell first then Bennett when discovered.
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Semis Bennett
Lee
Four Discharged in Friedman Liquor Conspiracy Case
In Pittsburgh on November 4, Judge Schoonaker dismissed charges against four of 24 defendants in the Friedman liquor conspiracy. Named defendants Nathan Friedman Trothey Morris Bergstein Adolph Bergstein and Mrs Theres Jargstein were released after the judge found insufficient evidence. The prosecution rested its case and the trial was expected to finish within two days.
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Umen
Pittsburgh
Eas
Friedman
Schoonaker
Nathan
Trothey
Morris Bergstein
Adolph, Bergstein
Theres Jargstein
Motor Accidents In Pennsylvania Rise in Week
In Pennsylvania during the week ending November 4 the State Highway Department reports sixteen pedestrians and seven motorists killed. About 260 others suffered injuries of varying severity including many pedestrians. Three fatal crashes occurred at railway road crossings.
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Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Mrs Wood Recovers After Operation in New York
Mrs Louis Wood widow of Major General Hogard S Wood former governor of the Philippines arrives at Vitth Avenue capital hospital for a post operative recovery in New York.
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United Fras
New York
Louis Wood
Hogard S. Wood
Philippines
Avenua
Death toll climbs to sixty one after ship disaster
Sydney reports a ferry Greveliffe sinking near the harbor after a Tahiti steamer crash. Sixty one bodies recovered, at least ten still missing, with about fifty people treated for injuries. Fredrick Jones and Frederick Corsy praised for diving back into wreckage to rescue women and children.
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United Press
Sydney
Australia
Andies
Greveliffe
Tahiti
Salon Ti
Hoth
Rescue 11 From Burning House In Erie
Eleven people faced danger as a fire engulfed a dense dwelling at M1143 With street. Police and traffic officials woke six occupants and helped two women to safety. Edward Runser located Katherine Dennis, owner, unconscious on the second floor after she fell while awakening others.
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Erie
Edward Runser
Katherine Dennis
Initiation at Corry Lodge of Bikes Meeting
A social event followed the initiation ceremonies for new candidates at the Corry Lodge of Bikes last evening. Members from Meadville and Union attended the Elks meeting with the initiatory services and fees noted.
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Corry
Meadville
Unionity
First Snow Flurries Mark Western New York
United Press reports first snow of the season across western New York with varying amounts in counties. Hornell and Belmont record about two and a half inches. Salamanca notes snowfall. Port Allegany, Pennsylvania, reports six inches as snow broadens through Allegheny and surrounding counties.
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United Press
Aurfalo
N x
New York State
Southern Tier
West
Stesben County
Hornell
Salamanca
Belmont
Wromini
Allegheny Counties
Port Allegany
Death of Willard Howe Shrouded in Mystery Near Erie
A fatal car fire near Erie involves Willard Howe. Coroner questions identity as family disputing the deceased. Two high power liquid cans exploded, the vehicle burned beyond recognition, and a coroner’s investigation is underway.
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ERIE
Willa
Aurnerherr
Mowe
Bergen
State Police
Mone
Dam Hanley
Tie
Aden
Edinbiors
Manessind
M Must
Howe
Kndtkert Iert Selous
Paris Style Fashion Headlines at Diplomatic Luncheon
The article reports a Paris style fashion rally during a luncheon hosted by Sheldon Whitehouse at the American embassy with notable guests including Minister the Interior Mme Sarraut and aviator Blorint. It notes changes from flying uniforms to period outfits and lists several dignitaries and dignitaries associates in attendance.
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Elder
Paris
Riscard
Miss Hitler
George Taldemany
Atlantic
Sheldon Whitehouse
Interior
Mme. Sarraut
Commerce
Mme. Bakanoveski
Blorint
Cutric
Gaulin
Mrs Grayson Sails for Europe on Majestic at Midnight
From New York Nov 4 Usuas Press reports Mrs Grayson will sail for Europe tonight aboard the Majestic to Southampton. She abandons immediate plans to be first woman to fly across the Atlantic and will remain abroad briefly with no further announcements of future aviation plans.
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Atlantic
Europe
Grayson
Forest
Hilla
Majestic
Southampton
Five Best Radio Features Tonight
A radio schedule lists features including Dodge Brothers Hour and an Eastman Theater Tour segment. Stations WHAM Rochester WGY Albany WLS Chicago air selections with local symphonies and orchestral pieces. details are partial and station times vary.
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Springfield
Suffolk Symphony
Rochester
Almt
WGY
WMAK
Eastman Theater
Wls
Chicago
Chicago Little Symphony
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