Wilson mediation in Armenia accepted by League of Nations
A letter to President Wilson offering to act as Armenia mediator was drafted by the League council and received with satisfaction. Austria was unanimously voted a member and will likely be admitted by the assembly. The move eases tension amid Armenian questions and prompts debate on mediation terms and Turkish territorial considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Armenia
League OF Nations
Austria
Geneva
Dee
Associated Prog
Wileson
Council of Lin Wayne
Nations
Conneil
Commission
League
Europe
Assembly
Ceneape
A. J. Balfour
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Sevres Lredty
Robert Creil
Wilken
Ptwice
Wyle
Amy Sonar
Eatihat
de. Pridtj
Nansen
ArpWeenia
Ruppert Holds 300000 Mortgage on Fenway Park
Boston officials clarified that Fenway Park is owned by Fenway Realty Trust and leased to the Boston American League baseball club. They said Jacob Ruppert, Inc. of New York holds a 300000 mortgage on the property as an investment, with the corporation distinct from Jacob Ruppert the individual and separate from the Red Sox franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Jacob Ruppert
Boston American Joagme
Jacnt Ruppert, Inc
Jacob Ruppert, Inc
Mm Real Estate
Heston American League Banc
Tacob Ruppert
Jucob Ruppert Corporation
Boston College stadium plan eyed for expansion
Rev William Devlin president of Boston College says a sports stadium may be included in expansion plans to provide an athletic home for undergraduates. He notes the unbeaten Boston College football eleven will draw up to 40000 for a game with Holy Cross at Braves Field next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtos
Dee
Boxdin College
William Devlin
Rae Sam
Boston
Col Lege
Braves Field
Satunday
Noisy Cars Barred From Harvard Yard By Faculty Protest
Cambridge, Mies, Dec 1. Harvard faculty protest against cars using the yard as speedways. Automobiles must leave Matelle if staying longer than half an hour. Only university officers may park longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mies
Harvard Yard
Harvard
Rifle Match Schedule By Telegraph Connection
A telegraph linked Yale rifle unit with Oxford University and Harvard for upcoming matches. The schedule shows Dartmouth, Harvard, and other colleges on dates including April 17 and March 17 in a freshman round robin across several venues.
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Yale
Oxford University
New Haven
Coom
Evga
Yale Rife Chnic
Dartanwuth
Harvard
Dartmouth
Harding Party Encounters Storm During Sea Voyage
Senator Harding and his vacation party faced rough weather as their steamer Pastores continued southward after a brief stop at Jamaica. The voyage remained uneasy for many passengers while the ship rode the unsettled seas near Port Ane tonie harbor.
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Dee
Witelvas
Pres
Harding
Pastores
Yesteriday
Lee
Jamaica
Port Ane
Ayana
Court weighs Christian Science trust at Massachusetts high court
In Boston the Massachusetts supreme judicial court heard final arguments over deeds of trust linked to Mary Baker Eddy’s church. Charles F Choate Jr led for the state as attorney general contends the church holds a public charitable trust and the directors govern, with trustees controlling the publishing society. A decision was not expected until the March sitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Christian Science Church
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Moyland
Mary Beker Eddy
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Epokerman
J. Weston Allen
Eddy
Rhareh
Hail
Board of Trustees
Christian Science Publishing Society
Mouusel
Pinch of Snuff Succeeds the Cup in Prohibition Era Benefit
Boston on Dec 1 the Scotch Charitable Society revived an old custom for a public benefit. Governor Calvin Coolidge, vice president elect, sampled a pinch of snuff passed around tables as guests toasted temperance. Professor Chariton Black of Boston University shared anecdotes about the Eighth Amendment and a hostel tradition, while remarks defended moderation of alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Coolidge
Banquet Board of
Scotch Charitable Society
Boston
Dee
Calvins Coolidge
Chariton
Boshas University
Tragic Gas Inhalation Claims Burlington Woman
Sophia Karoly was found dead at her Drew Street home late yesterday after what investigators say was gas from a partly lit gas plate. Charles Le Gilbert found the body. Barehy was nearby on the floor beside a stove. The theory suggests Karoly laid clothes on the plate and slept on the couch as flames ignited. Surviving relative is Edward F. Rareby of Hut Bend.
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Burlington
Mies
Sophia
Karoly
Drew Treet
Gus
Charles le Gilbert
Barehy
Edward F. Rareby
Hut Bend
Baker Silent on Wood Campaign Report
Fragmented text references a political campaign with Baker silent on Wood. Several garbled phrases mention Washington and Turkish terms, with stray names and places unclear. The readable portion suggests a news item about a candidate’s silence or stance during a campaign.
Indictments Returned Against Crucible Steel Leaders
A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh indicted Herbert Pygmy, former president and chairman, and George A. Turville, former vice-president and secretary-treasurer, for conspiracy to defraud the United States of income and excess profits taxes. The case involves several million dollars and ties to Halcomb Steel, Crucible Steel, Crucible Coal, Crucible Fuel, and the land improvement company.
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Pittsburgh
Herbert Pygmy
Persident
Crucible Stel Company of America
George A. Turville
Trems~ Turer
United States
Crucible Steel Co
America
Halcomb Steel Company
Crucible Steel Company
Crucible Coal Company
Crucible Fuel Company
Land Improvement Pom Party
Jasper Fire Destroys 200 Businesses and 10 Homes
A devastating early morning fire in Jasper, Alabama, gutted Crawford Mercantile and affected the main business district plus parts of three blocks. Losses surpass $600,000 as the blaze engulfed the Southern Bell and Western Union properties, The Foret National Bank, and the Southern Bell station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Ala
Crawford Mercantile Company
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Western Union ‘Seleh Company
Foret National Bank
Southern Betel
Dairy instruction proposal eyed for Vermont State College
A Vermont federation committee met to discuss creating dairy courses at the State College of Agriculture to train workers for plant jobs. They noted current state funding gaps and the need for practical training before any plant program can start. The panel will study plant type, cost, and possible state support with next federation meetings. Members include Edwards, Phelps, Trerill, Bencroft, and Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Federation of Ative Coremim
Afgriculture
Bailey
Hills
Illenberger
State College of Agriculture
State College
F HW Edwards
Richmond
Leone Phelps
Milton
A. Gi. ‘Trerill
Marrieville
JT Bencroft
Burre
W. K. Warner
St. Atlane
Disorder in Prussia Assembly Over Property Transfer Debate
In the Prussian assembly a heated dispute arose as a motion by the majesty to transfer property owned by the Huhewelder family drew protests. The presiding officer suspended Meilmann after he argued for compensation to former enemies of Germany and a vow to deprive the Huheweaderns of Nenlibond. Conservative Kauranann attacked Meulenmann, the chamber hissed, and a paper missile was thrown at him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huhen Hallvte
Fred Onion
Meuse
Herr Meilmann
Spriatier
Germany
Ammiher Billjom
Nenlibond
Dan Orty
Ins
Heumenann
Kewtoiaien
Schooner Packet Fined for Multiple Federal Violations
The Cape Verd schooner packet William H. Draper, docked in New Bedford since last summer, faces a fine of 1000 for various violations of federal law cited by harbor officials. Violations include carrying 28 extra passengers, inadequate berths, unsafe food, lack of surgical instruments, missing immigration rules, poor ventilation and lighting, and absence of proper medical and safety provisions. Owner Ernest Monttrond has appealed to the Secretary of the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mars
Wiliam HH
Draper
Tabor
Ernest Mont Trond
Punnen~gers
Heininger Calef Marriage at St Pauls Burlington
Dr Edwins Heininger of Barre married Mire Leona May Calef of Washington at St Pauls Episcopal Church Burlington in a double ring ceremony led by Rev Halstead S Watkins. The couple were joined by Heiningers Alfred and Mrs C H Heininger of Burlington. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs M O Calef, earlier studied at Albany Business College and worked for National Life Insurance in Montpelier. Heininger, dentist, a 1914 Burlington high school graduate and Baltimore College of Dental Surgery alum, operates in Barre and Plainfield with ties to Xi Phi Phi and Theta Nappa Epsilon. The pair planned a New York City trip before returning to Barre in two weeks.
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St. Paul's Church
Burlington
Edwins, Heininger
Barre
Mire Leona May Calef
Washington
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Halstead S. Watkins
Dr. Heininger
Alfred Heininger
C. H. Heininger
M. 0. Culef
Godard Ome
Albany Business Collee
Weatern
Heininger
Natonal Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Land
Oscar Heininger
Turlington
Baltimore
Plainfield Bride Weds East Montpelier Native at Home
King Wilfred Raymond of East Montpelier and Ploren Mae Payne of Plainfield married Saturday at the bride’s mother Mrs Mary Martyn home. Rev Ar tur WW Newitt officiated using ring rites. Guests included immediate relatives and Shen couple's friends. The groom, a farmer and Huet Montpelier grange master, previously served in the Navy. The couple left on a two week honeymoon trip after a wedding supper hosted by Arthur Towns end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Goddard
Wilfred Raymond
East Montpelier
Ploren Mae Payne
Airs
Mary Martyn
Artur
Newitt
Pheer
Hiner
Mee
Hotrhine
Sorthnett
Arthur Townsend
Raymond
Huet Montpelier Grange
Plainfield Union
Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs J J Guild
Mr and Mrs J J Guild celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home in St Judesbury New 94. He was a skilled machinist in the pattern room at Fairbanks Moreej company in St Johnsbury for 30 years before retiring due to ill health. She was a Waterford native, he a former foreman and repairer at several shops. The couple are prominent South area residents and noted for their skill and long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Guild
Mix Tusper J
Uiheacher
Healee
Deerd Cadeah
Latdenville
Bee Fig
South
Deat Tee
Mason Tor
Kantere Stee
Seek to Collect by Receiver in Low er Textile Case
A petition for the appointment of a receiver for Low er Textile Company, North Chelmsford cotton manufacturers, was filed in federal court. Creditors Frohlich and Barbour seek $60,896 for cotton sold, saying the company has assets to pay debts but could be disintegrated if forced to meet obligations. Judge Anderson sets December 6 for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lower Textile Company
Cotton Manufacturers of
North Chelmsford
Federal
Clarence
X. Frohlich
William V. Barbour
Memphis
Anderson
Mrs Marcia Webster Dies in Washington After Long Life
Mrs Marcia Webster longtime Washington resident died yesterday at her home after a long illness. She was born in Washington and lived there all her life on the family homestead. She married Joinal Bohanan forty three years ago, who died years later, and she remarried James Webster 26 years ago. Survived by three daughters Mrs Wright Mrs Newman and Mrs Woodsley and three sons Bohanan Hohanan and Ernest plus a half brother Frank Braman. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm from the home with Rev C A Simmons officiating. Burial Cheney cemetery Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marea Webster
Webster
Joaial Bohonon
Jamies Webster
Togides
Iid. Wright
Albert Newman
Barre
George Woodsley
South Pomfret
Bohanan
Clarence Hohanan
Waterbury
Eenest Webster
Frank Braman
C. A. Simmons
Washington Universal
Williamstown Company Forms to Conduct Footwear Manufacturing
The Williamstown company organized under Massachusetts law filed articles in Vermont to conduct a foot Work manufacturing business in Williamstown. Capital stock is $0,000 with paid in capital $17,400 and assets $44,200.14. Papers signed by FE R Taylor Lynn Massachusetts F J McNicho Swampeentt Michigan A B Taylor Worchester Massachusetts and B C Hoyt Williamstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamstown Company
Vermont
Williamstown
FE. R. Taylor
Lynn
Mass
F. McNicho
Swampeentt
Mics
Laird Named Receiver for Barre Montpelier Traction Firm
Reported in Vermont court, Judge Manley delayed the receivership hearing for the Barre and Montpelier Traction and Power Company. Creditors seek payment. Laird of Montpelier is expected to assume reviver duties as receivership moves toward closure. Rail service disruptions alter mail delivery and train schedules along the Montpelier and Wells River line. Military leadership changes involve Major Cotes resigning to join regular army service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre and
Pemtattion
Montpelier & Wells
City to Borrow $37,000 on Notes
The city council adopted a resolution to issue 37,000 in notes in anticipation of refunding bonds. The mayor, treasurer, and finance committee were instructed to negotiate. The meeting approved building permits for several additions to local businesses and discussed safety concerns on gasoline pumps and theater stage rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Billodean and Company
Emelle and Company
G. Tomasi
Cottage
Carter
Barre Opera House
Ra House
J. G. Brown
Academy
Ott
Bille
C. I. Booth
Mise Gridley
William Wisi
ALIWAYS IN TROUBLE at Barre post production
Barre post No 10 American Legion staged a lively operetta with strong audience response. Harry Gage led the cast in a bustling performance featuring Rose Brown Loraine Loranger and George Stewart in a plot of romance and fortune. The ensemble, including Zeb Coon and Amos Armstrong, delivered witty scenes and musical numbers, drawing enthusiastic applause from a well-seated audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furether
Rose Brown
Loraine Loranger
Ralph Ringlan
George Stewart
Audinner
Orner
Ro BR
Anety Center
Maine
Clare
Chora Lawhee
Zeb Coon
Sam Dowers
Marguerite Roberts
Fisher
Alvina
Ena Adie
Stewart
Bing Bane
TL Rogers
Anos Madden
Daisy” Morgan
Fohrim Jackson
Ales Streitis
Amos Armstrong
Lee Maiden
Basters J
Alexander Wing
Wolf
Mex Fisher
Danny
Peter Morgan
Barre
Saum
Jung Oe
Wingville
Larsine Laramger
The
Fair Mead
Helen Brow
Marverite
Fines Pile Up for Smuggling in Montpelier Court
In a rapid sequence of cases, United States court in Montpelier fined numerous defendants for violations of the Volstead act. Adelaide Billeden and others faced guilty pleas or convictions, with fines ranging from modest sums to severe penalties. Several defendants, including Taylor, Longs, Salle, Sherman, and Levesque, were fined for importing liquor from Canada, while others received jail terms or combined fines for different smuggling offenses. The proceedings also mention a forthcoming discussion on a related case and adjustments to associated penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Montpelier Tostay
Adelaide Billeden
Cannan
Althorglly
H. B. Howe
Newport
GB. Taylor
Canada
Taylor
Tvntieh
W. A. Bullard
al Smith
Raymond Long
Gilbert Long
Manchester
N. H
Calvin Salle
David Sherman
New York
Henry Rieux
Eugene Levesque
Francis Oiletty
Lewiston
Philabert Leblond
United States
Charles Noreted
St. Albane
Arnold Brooks
Swanton
Ernest Mon
Attleborn Mass
Alfred Media
Pawtucket
RB L
Golden Camp Whitkey
Jule ‘Griggs
Truman Griggs
Canaan
Thenate
Weet Stewartson
N.hs
Tey
Hugo Howe Yuvriot
Rilewederes Crem
Clem
Feston Damon
Newark
Audoni+ Rhepemme
St Perrin
P Q
August
Joseph Phoenix
Troy
Joseph BR. Raine
Granby
Berlin
Joel Prierin
Bertin
Arthur Winkette
Samuel Harms
Cambridge
Ravine
Lacklin
Sutton
Rickford
Racine
Recife
Howe
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Ruppert
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U.S
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Heininger—Calef
Raymond-Payne
No. Chelmsford
Mrs
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Williamstown Company
Thomas B. Tet
Tetreault
Harry Finnegan
St. Johoebury
Lieemer
Raseell & Fanre
Kael Barnet
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Malnati-Rossi
Washington County
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